00:06:43 loggy has joined #openacs 00:06:43 topic is: Welcome to #openACS, the openACS book club. 00:06:43 Users on #openacs: loggy vinod davb AaronSw shagster jgramlich abbaJ docwolf andyn GEM chump strainmaker zzzirk 00:06:44 This channel is logged: http://www.blogspace.com/openacs/chatlogs/ and blogged: http://www.thedesignexperience.org/openacs/ircblog 00:09:04 Psychephylax has joined #openacs 00:09:18 Hello 00:09:30 Aaron: You say somewhere that you don't have a good definition of a schema, I think 00:09:46 Hi Psychephylax 00:09:56 hello 00:10:10 no, an ontology 00:10:13 back 00:10:13 gotta run 00:10:19 thanks for the apache help 00:10:19 Have fun! 00:13:13 So is Alpha released or what? 00:22:36 I have no idea 00:28:30 that's not helpful :P 00:28:46 so sorry. it's the best I can do 00:30:07 heh 00:30:15 i blame you 00:39:44 Does anyone know what 111/tcp sunrpc and 587/tcp submission might be? 00:40:45 in what context? 00:40:59 I'm portscanning my box to make sure I don't have weird ports open 00:42:20 Well, in general, I figure if I don't know what a port does, it is a good candidate for blocking off 00:42:30 yes I know 00:42:45 * Psychephylax wanders off to read the RFC 00:43:01 sunrpc I think I remember being Sun's remote procedure call stuff, a definite candidate for dropping 00:44:08 it's the portmapper 00:45:21 once X is done compiling I'll reboot it 01:01:54 docwolf has quit 01:06:06 jim has joined #openacs 01:06:11 re 01:11:36 last pid: 89419; load averages: 8.56, 5.91, 3.81 up 0+01:00:50 21:06:30 01:11:41 nice load averages :-D 01:19:42 that pid seems a high number... 01:19:54 heh 01:20:05 it's looped to 33418 already 01:22:20 does your *nix have 32-bit pids? 01:30:36 not sure 01:30:40 how do I find out? hehe 01:30:47 79018 01:30:58 i think it rolls over after 999999 01:31:33 dunno, but that particular pid is > 65536 (which is the 16-bit-unsigned rollover point) 01:31:48 it's FreeBSD 4.3 01:40:43 davb has quit 02:01:14 windswept has joined #openacs 02:13:35 windswept has quit 02:14:34 vinod has quit 02:39:57 til has joined #openacs 02:44:19 talli has joined #openacs 02:44:27 evening friends and foes 02:47:08 talli has quit 02:51:41 talli has joined #openacs 02:56:55 til has quit 02:58:27 http://www.w3.org/TR/photo-rdf/ 02:58:27 A: http://www.w3.org/TR/photo-rdf/ from GEM 02:58:50 A:Using RDF to add photos to the Semantic Web 02:58:50 commented item A 03:00:45 talli has quit 04:11:24 abbaJ has quit 04:30:28 abbaJ has joined #openacs 08:36:14 GEM has quit 08:37:24 GEM has joined #openacs 09:30:03 jmarsden has joined #openacs 09:38:46 jmarsden has quit 09:44:05 markd has joined #openacs 10:00:41 markd has quit 10:01:13 jmarsden has joined #openacs 10:02:21 chump: morehelp 10:02:21 Put emphasis in a comment by using *asterisks* 10:02:22 To create an inline link in a comment, say: 10:02:23 A:Look at [this thing here|http://pants.heddley.com] 10:02:25 You can also link to inline images in a comment: 10:02:25 A:Chump logo +[alt-text|http://pants.heddley.com/chump.png] 10:02:26 To see the last n links, say chump:view n (where n is a number) 10:02:27 To see the details of a link labelled A, say A: on a line on its own 10:02:28 Send any comments or questions to chump@heddley.com 10:02:48 chump:view 10 10:02:48 A: http://www.w3.org/TR/photo-rdf/ 10:03:11 A: 10:03:11 http://www.w3.org/TR/photo-rdf/ 10:03:12 (GEM) Using RDF to add photos to the Semantic Web 11:08:48 jim has quit 12:03:34 jmarsden has quit 12:04:14 djg_ has joined #openacs 12:23:41 davb has joined #openacs 12:31:41 jmarsden has joined #openacs 13:07:57 chump has quit 13:09:06 chump has joined #openacs 13:33:36 jmarsden has quit 13:43:39 jmarsden has joined #openacs 14:26:16 til has joined #openacs 15:11:11 * davb thinks he will try to rebuild his site on OpenACS 4 with ETP... 15:15:43 jmarsden has quit 15:17:46 jmarsden has joined #openacs 15:21:42 Does anyone remember a doc that showed how to import OpenACS into a local CVS repository? 15:23:30 http://acs40.arsdigita.com/acs40-project-central/client-build.html 15:23:31 A: http://acs40.arsdigita.com/acs40-project-central/client-build.html from til 15:23:41 maybe 15:26:00 did you mean that? they call it vendor import 15:27:16 That is what I mean, but there was something on OpenACS i thought. I want to import OpenACS 4 into a local repository so I can work on my web site. So that looks like it. Thanks. 15:28:18 there shouldnt be a difference between OpenACS and ACS in that regard, not that i can think of 15:30:03 This is tricky. I have my developer code so I can work on porting. But I also need another repository to work on a web site. 15:33:18 tricky indeed 15:35:31 I need another computer. 15:41:12 why? no horse power for virtual hosting? 15:48:07 djg_ has quit 16:09:34 No, not at all. I just a seperate machine to develop on. I can either do development on my main computer or my production box. I just need one more. 16:10:30 * davb goes to the light side... 16:10:31 exit 16:10:34 davb has quit 16:11:02 davb has joined #openacs 16:11:13 * davb changes his mind and stays on the dark side... 16:21:22 heh 16:21:28 morning all 16:22:27 rbm has joined #openacs 16:22:42 Oh chit...everyone hide it's Roberto 16:22:49 * rbm hides too 16:22:53 * Psychephylax hides behind chump 16:23:11 * rbm watches Psychephylax be chomped by chump 16:23:21 ouch! ouch! He's got my arm!!! ahhhhh! 16:23:28 Your nick is really hard to spell :) 16:23:33 yes I know 16:23:38 It actually accomplishes many things 16:23:41 like people copying me 16:23:53 Arg 16:24:40 Well, Psyche is soul in latin, and phylax is actually keeper and an old chest protector from Greece 16:24:48 Just put your nick under the ADPL, that way they'll always have to make their nick "includes from original Psychphylax" which should discourage them from doing it, since that'd make their nicks too big 16:25:09 Hrmm? Where can I do that ADPL thing 16:25:34 I'll do it! lol...I hate when people copy my name in Counter Strike (which almost never happens since it takes them forever ot type lol) 16:27:28 i wanan like license it 16:28:46 Roberto...Is OACS released in Alpha? 16:35:07 Do any of you guys Moo? 16:38:48 Psychephylax: That's up to Don. He's the release manager for 4.x 16:39:48 Ah 16:39:56 Well, I thought Alpha was due out yesterday 16:42:12 s/griznog_h/anord/ :) 16:42:18 I think it was. 16:44:37 hrmm 16:44:40 k thx 16:45:18 You guys think I can write a 13-15 page paper on different http servers out there? Like Apache 16:46:08 anyone good with HTML here/ 16:46:12 s/\//?/ 16:46:15 To some extent 16:46:27 What do you need to do? 16:46:35 What's a good way to have three columns in a page, but without putting everything under one huge table. 16:46:48 e.g.: http://www.brasileiro.net/openacs/oacs_redesign.gif 16:47:38 Well, you could do it with CSS or frames but I'm not good with CSS and frames is not the best way to do it 16:47:58 frames are not an option 16:48:06 CSS then :) 16:48:26 well, _thanks_ :) 16:48:28 Psychephylax: No we have not hit alpha... maybe later this weekend... 16:48:45 :( 16:49:05 But you can test and report and fix bugs just as well out of CVS anyway... 16:49:36 I've just been sending Don some APM issues... :-) 16:51:40 when you install OACS4, does it load _all_ the packages under packages/ ? 16:51:45 I should know, but I don't. 16:53:24 I don't think so 16:53:34 I think you need to manually install the ones you want from there 16:53:58 i know the boot strapper will run though 16:54:27 rbm: hold on. I have a link to 3 column CSS layouts... 16:55:04 rbm, no it doesn't, kjust the ones marked as being part of the core. 16:55:30 What do you mean my install rbm? If you checkout openacs4 it installs everything. 16:55:47 install != checkout davb 16:56:01 lol 16:56:02 if you checkout acs-core, it installs the core. Basically OpenACS installs every package it finds in the packages directory. 16:56:10 jmarsden: right. 16:56:40 I'm not talking about CVS checkout. I'm talking about APM installation. 16:56:45 No, it does not. Try it. It install everything it finds there THAT is marked as being a core package. 16:56:55 no fighting!!! 16:57:07 I think that is fixed then. OK 16:57:08 davb: That link would be most useful to me (the CSS thingy) 16:57:16 * davb is wrong again 16:57:38 I have automated the install process with scripts and documented them ready for other testers... and peeked inside the .info files... 16:57:57 rock on jmarsden! 16:58:03 :D 16:58:09 rbm did you peek at my as yet unreleased doc on that stuff? 16:58:11 * Psychephylax hides and cleans his room some more 16:58:17 jmarsden: not yet. 16:58:21 OK. 16:58:33 rbm: checkout 16:58:34 http://www.glish.com/css/ 16:58:34 B: http://www.glish.com/css/ from davb 16:58:43 B:|CSS layouts 16:58:43 titled item B 16:59:21 I got this message: (If you were using a browser with better support for the DOM standards, this page would be quite a bit more interesting.) with Opera 5... 17:00:28 B: A huge CSS reference and other neat stuff 17:00:28 commented item B 17:03:30 B: Also see [layour reservoir|http://www.bluerobot.com/web/layouts/] 17:03:30 commented item B 17:03:44 - http://www.bluerobot.com/web/layouts/ 17:10:04 * davb is going to the light side... 17:10:07 davb has quit 17:19:09 jmarsden has quit 17:19:29 davb has joined #OpenACS 17:29:19 ola has joined #openacs 17:35:18 hola ola! 17:41:54 hola psyche! 17:44:34 gilbertw has joined #openacs 17:46:31 Psychephylax has quit 17:49:32 gilbertw has quit 18:01:46 til has quit 18:04:47 PascalS has joined #openacs 18:04:54 howdy! 18:08:06 Wow. We'll have an earthquake. PascalS is back 18:08:35 sorry, forgot to mention I was going on vacation w/out possibility of internet cafe 18:08:45 * PascalS hides in shame 18:08:54 Oh. You're forgiven then :( 18:08:56 was good though... 18:08:58 s/:(/:)/ 18:09:09 Where did you go? 18:09:34 Luxemburg, sea-scout 75th aniverisry camp 18:09:42 I was cook, 18:09:54 my wife herded some cubscouts 18:10:08 hard work but a lot of fun 18:16:36 So, I got me a Visor Delux+USB cradle. Anybody got experience on using it with linux? 18:20:20 ola has quit 18:20:21 ola has joined #openacs 18:25:07 PascalS: Before I had to sell my Visor to pay for school, I had no trouble making it work with Linux 18:25:36 You can either use the pilot tools or coldsync to synchronize. 18:25:37 I know, I just need to find a good starting point 18:25:55 By now, it's probable that the gnome/kde PIM tools already support the visors 18:26:02 cold sync says it'll only do USB on *BSD 18:26:36 I used coldsync in my beloved Linux box over USB with no trouble. In fact, I got it to work with USB before I got the pilot tools 18:26:45 :) 18:26:58 I've never used USB with linux before. 18:26:59 pilot tools has more features tho 18:30:30 Compile a 2.4 kernel to make things easier. 18:30:41 I have rh7.1 18:31:28 Oh, so you're all set. 18:31:40 Just need to RTFM 18:32:38 http://usbvisor.sourceforge.net 18:32:38 C: http://usbvisor.sourceforge.net from rbm 18:32:52 C:Accessing your Visor via USB on Linux 18:32:52 commented item C 18:33:43 thanks 18:55:36 PascalS has quit 19:01:50 ola has quit 19:29:00 jmarsden has joined #openacs 19:29:00 jgramlich has quit 19:30:26 ola has joined #openacs 20:20:01 strainmaker has quit 20:20:01 rbm has quit 20:26:47 jmarsden has quit 20:33:43 ola has quit 21:14:42 rbm has joined #openacs 21:16:00 strainmaker has joined #openacs 21:16:32 moo 21:57:43 cow? 22:41:24 bovine 22:54:20 to err is human, to moo bovine?