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duncan.parkes c40c4e18ba Replace the datetime.strptime with a workaround for python 2.4		il y a 17 ans
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AcolnetParser.py	Fix problems with the following scrapers:	il y a 17 ans
ApplicationSearchServletParser.py	Fix change to Mansfield URL, and change to columns in Allerdale display.	il y a 17 ans
AtriumePlanning.py	Replace the datetime.strptime with a workaround for python 2.4	il y a 17 ans
Broxbourne.cgi	Rename Broxbourne scraper so that it matches the database.	il y a 17 ans
CGITemplate	add some debug	il y a 17 ans
EastHerts.cgi	Move some cgi scripts so that I can copy them in with the right file	il y a 17 ans
Enfield.cgi	Add back in the Enfield scraper which I probably deleted	il y a 17 ans
FastWeb.py	add the generated scrapers for fastweb sites	il y a 17 ans
MultipartPostHandler.py	add some Acolnet sites:	il y a 17 ans
NorthHerts.cgi	Move some cgi scripts so that I can copy them in with the right file	il y a 17 ans
OtherFilesToCopy.csv	Add a parser for sites with urls ending in searchPageLoad.do	il y a 17 ans
PlanningUtils.py	Add a parser for sites with urls ending in searchPageLoad.do	il y a 17 ans
PublicAccess.py	Add a RutlandLike scraper	il y a 17 ans
README	adding fastweb	il y a 17 ans
RutlandLike.py	Replace the datetime.strptime with a workaround for python 2.4	il y a 17 ans
SitesToGenerate.csv	Add a parser for sites with urls ending in searchPageLoad.do	il y a 17 ans
SouthOxfordshire.cgi	expanded the api (still need to test some stuff)	il y a 17 ans
SouthOxfordshireParser.py	add the south oxfordshire scraper, and code to generate	il y a 17 ans
createCGI.sh	remove offending svn rm line...	il y a 17 ans
generateCGIScripts.py	adding fastweb	il y a 17 ans

README

In order to generate the contents of the CGI directory (../cgi-bin/)
run

./createCGI.sh

This script generates new cgi files in the CGI directory,
copies in some other files that are needed,
and commits all these changes to svn.

There is currently something very nasty in the permissions
column in the file OtherFilesToCopy.csv

Until version 2.6 of python, there appears to be no convenient
way to convert a string like 0755 into an octal. I am therefore
using integers to specify permissions of the copied files...

420 is 0644
493 is 0755

This is horrid, and must change in the future...