David Bruchmann

I've installed Python 2 and 3 and actually I'm using 2.7 with Sphinx for rendering TYPO3 documents / manuals. TYPO3 itself is programmed in PHP but the extension for rendering...

Yes and no ;-) Python is called by php, so network is only indirectly involved.

Details can be found here: https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/sphinx/AdministratorManual/InstallingExtension/Index.html Some dependencies might not be mentioned, so the list may not 100% complete, like sub-modules for Pygments. But some things depend on the choice...

All right. I'll have a look at it if i find the time and perhaps a patch will make it possible. On Wed, Oct 26, 2016 at 7:29 AM, Jamie...

right, it's called by php, so network is only indirectly involved. On Wed, Oct 26, 2016 at 2:35 PM, Real-Gecko [email protected] wrote: > So, your python reqeusts are done by...

Thanks for the link but I think it's too specialized dur to the binding of nginx (even I use it), django and uWSGI. Due to this combination it's also stated...

@chris001 thanks that might be useful as I considered to enable installation in a new python module too!

it's alread 2nd of April but yesterday I never made a joke: ``` O O O O A O ``` Nevertheless: good proposition!

I'm not involved in any kind, so it's just my personal opinion and guess: If you consider the same style for other characters too, the R would look very resembling...

"impersonate"-Login steht aber im Kontrast zu einem Admin Login, weil beim Admin-Login die Sichtbarkeit von Themen nicht individuell angepasst werden kann. Es scheint also um zwei unterschiedliche Ansätze zu gehen,...