<p>Since few weeks i've been working on the next generation of this blog's engine : Alinea3. While Alinea 2 was powered by Webware and ZPT, Alinea3 uses Quixote and Cheetah.</p> <p>The database schema remained quite the same, except for the Roles layer which was added to provide a flow-engine-like system. For instance, <em>Authors</em> can't publish their articles if they don't have the <em>publisher</em> role .. And so on.</p> <p>I still need to make a CSS stylesheet for the <em>admin</em> part of the site, work on non-javascript popups, and make some Rewriting rules to ease the transition between the 2 websites having different url mappings.</p> <p>You can browse my <a class="reference" href="http://dev.base-art.net/">Alinea3 blog</a> and give me feedback :-)</p> http://base-art.net/Articles/40/ 2005-03-08T13:52:47.000001+01:00 http://base-art.net/Comments/129/ phil <p>I re-activated the problematic referrer stuff .. I think the problem is related to apache_modproxy which is used to link Apache with the medusa quixote handler</p> <p>BTW i should now receive Quixote exceptions by mail ;-)</p> 2005-03-06T22:53:46.000006+01:00 http://base-art.net/Comments/126/ Mike Watkins <p>Sorry, I should have snapped a traceback then for you - its not showing up since you made the change.</p> 2005-03-06T18:16:43.000006+01:00 http://base-art.net/Comments/121/ phil <p>Hum could not reproduce it .. Anyway, i'll disable that referrer stuff ... it's not ready i guess :)</p> <p>Thanks for feedback!</p> 2005-03-06T18:14:29.000006+01:00 http://base-art.net/Comments/120/ Mike Watkins <p>FYI, visiting your page as a 'referrer' (clicked on link on Planet Python) raises a Quixote error - reproducable. Cheers!</p>