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This role is based in Reading although a significant number of the team commute daily from London, Paddington (journey time 30 minutes).

I'm looking for an enthusiastic, hardworking, reliable and knowledgeable assistant technical architect to join our agile team working on a cutting edge Website based on the Drupal Framework.

Hello. I am trying to get services using authorization to work but I am running into an issue. I have services 6.x-1.x-dev installed, key authentication, json server and xmlrpc server. I have the node,search,system,user and views service turned on and I am running the latest stable drupal 6. I am trying to use the python script below to connect and return a node from services (I have also tried with a view and also using php but run into similar problems). If I go to site building -> services -> settings and remove the use keys and use sessid (and don't send the auth.

What? The idea for this module is to add Python functionality to Drupal using 'virtual python', so enabling Drupal to make use of Python even in shared hosting which does not offer Python, and where user doesn't have SSH access - i.e. usable almost anywhere Drupal can be installed.

Is it feasible? Yes - for proof of concept I've tested setting this up manually in shared hosting which does not offer Python.

I've got a really simple example script showing how you can create a node in Python using XMLRPC.

It's here, in case anyone finds it useful!

Hi there folks,

I'm sure many of us are excited about the potential of the Memetracker module (I definitely am!).

Memetracker currently has some Python requirements, and many Drupal folks are not accustomed to installing Python/ Linux packages in general.
As a result, many of the issues in the Memetracker issue queue are about getting the Python packages installed correctly.
To help with this, I've written a document that's purely about installing the Python prerequisites:

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Just thought I'd let everyone know I've started the Python Services API project, which provides a set of classes and and tests that Python developers can use as a basis for integration with the Services module. It's fairly bare-bones at the moment, and I'm by no means and expert Python developer, so feedback and contributions are more than welcome.