The os.popen2 is deprecated since Python 2.6. It also failed to properly
escape the command line arguments.
Conflicts:
bin/tools/misc.py
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That snippet of code practically meant "don't use anything but the
standard fonts (by name) in the report". It obviously wanted to prevent the
rml2pdf engine from crashing at a non-existent font.
Well, if the report specifies a font that cannot be mapped by the system,
it should preferably raise an exception (and ask us to fix the report), not
silently ignore the font.
Case 1: the internationalized reports, where font name is used to select a
Unicode-capable font.
Case 2: l10n_ch, where the OCR-B font had to be used (perhaps legal req.)
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When strings are 8-bit utf8-encoded, unicode will break with the usual:
UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xce in position ..
message. ustr() will have better luck in those cases.
Conflicts:
bin/report/render/rml2pdf/utils.py
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This should log the rendering exceptions for reports. Also fix am error at
custom fonts, suppress a message.
Conflicts:
bin/report/render/rml2pdf/utils.py
bzr revid: p_christ@hol.gr-20101123151110-bckon1ji7hul20mp
exception() cannot be called without a string, yet it is even better to
demote those logs to warnings.
Conflicts:
bin/report/render/rml2pdf/utils.py
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The meaning of any SSL certificate (even self-signed) is that it uniquely
identifies the server. So, if we have a generic cert distributed with our
packaging, we break that. We could not even generate a cert at the "build"
stage of our server, because that would be included in the packages.
If anybody needs to run OpenERP with SSL, they will need to generate the
certificate at the target server, possibly using ssl-cert.cfg as a sample.
Also, the "ssl" directory under bin/ would confuse some pythonic code that
had tried to "import ssl" (eg. urllib.py).
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A closed cursor should behave the same as a closed connection, ie.
OperationalError. Also instrument a function we don't expect to be called.
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When a column changes type in module upgrades, we have code to rename
the column. The new name shall be based on the old column name, not the
name of the table.
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Inspecting the full stack just to learn the file:line info for debugging
purposes is both expensive and error-prone. Write an alternative function
in tools/func.py that will just go N frames back and try to get the info.
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If a res.user belongs to a company_id that the current user has no access
to, perm_read() wouldn't be able to return results (but exception). Now,
just skip the uid->login resolution and return the numeric value instead.
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Since we have moved all code into the websrv_lib, we must also support
this non-standard extension in our do_OPTIONS(). It has been noted that
some Win XP machines wouldn't connect to our WebDAV unless we set that
header.
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P. Christeas