00:00:09 Wouldn't that make it worse? 00:00:12 Aaah, my burns... 00:00:16 oops 00:00:20 * hazmat now knows their are fates worse than death 00:00:27 lol 00:01:38 AaronSw: That would automatically transform your burns into "Enterprise Burns" 00:02:12 Ooh. 00:02:16 But they still hurt. 00:02:18 Owwww! 00:02:20 i don't give a *bean* about your burns 00:02:53 You know, like saying that "Enterprise Collaboration Management" != "Toolkit for web communities" 00:07:52 talli has joined #openacs 00:08:10 hey guys 00:08:58 can someone comment on this page: http://fslc.usu.edu/forum2001/index2.html 00:09:28 looks good to me 00:10:03 I still need to add some content. 00:10:15 Any chance some of you will come to our OpenACS booth? 00:10:18 rbm: it comes out too wide for me. i have to scroll horizontally 00:10:38 vinod: Hmmm. I guess the top banner is a little too wide 00:11:15 looks cool otherwise! 00:11:33 vinod: I'm working on that 00:14:24 rbm: did you build this in a table? 00:14:50 vinod has quit 00:15:44 talli: Yes. I don't know any other way. 00:15:59 * rbm reiterates that his graphics abilities are comparable to those of an amoeba 00:16:00 yeah, that's the way to do it 00:16:22 did you specify the width of the table, though? in pixels? 00:17:09 I am now 00:17:39 i don't think you have to. 00:18:07 it works now, although the "keynote speaker" cell doesn't expand with the text beneath it 00:18:29 vinod has joined #openacs 00:20:01 back 00:20:06 Hi talli vinod 00:22:32 rbm: perfecto 00:22:42 ? 00:22:50 talli: grazi 00:23:06 Psychephylax: hey 00:23:20 looks good rbm 00:23:23 (or "gracias", depending whether you were speaking italian or spanish) 00:23:25 Someone send me an e-mail please 00:23:33 something isn't right 00:23:38 * rbm hands psyche an e-mail 00:23:42 I get 2 mails for the proice of one 00:23:47 nick@neverhere.com will work 00:24:00 davb has joined #OpenACS 00:24:08 hey davb! 00:24:16 Hello everyone! 00:24:23 Hi dave 00:24:49 hi dave 00:25:58 rofl 00:26:07 * Psychephylax reads Vinods email 00:26:16 Awwww, I was hoping to make money fast!!! 00:26:18 thought you'd like that 00:26:29 * Psychephylax feels cheated 00:26:53 Oh, I have almost a functional demo on my project! with OpenACS =) 00:26:57 * vinod promises to send Psychephylax my next MAKE MONEY FAST email 00:27:02 cool 00:27:09 send one to nblyumbe@optonline.net 00:27:25 Hmmmm 00:27:27 it does it! 00:27:28 WHYYYYY 00:27:56 Grrrrrrrrrr 00:28:00 ok 00:28:04 this is upsetting me 00:28:11 time to go purchase some new furniture 00:29:17 i'm going out to buy a new comfy chair for myself 00:29:31 bbl 00:31:54 i just got Beginning Databases with POstgreSQL 00:32:06 it has a secion explaining how to install PG on Win! 00:32:09 thank god! 00:32:16 i'll submit a review later 00:32:18 talli: why? 00:32:27 because i can't fucking do it 00:32:35 why did i get the book, you mean? 00:32:41 yes 00:32:41 because i don't know anything about dbs 00:32:56 lol, well you've come to the right place :) 00:33:30 bboard quote: my relational skills are so weak that i hesistate to suggest in front of such an august crowd 00:33:48 relational or relationship? 00:34:02 i don't think the openacs bboards is where you should go for lady advice, kapil... 00:34:16 ok, i gotta go scare some people. 00:34:17 darn 00:34:20 it's halloween! 00:34:22 later guys 00:34:27 talli has quit 00:34:28 cheers 00:47:30 vinod has quit 00:49:30 anyone here? 00:49:37 yeap 00:49:38 Hi 00:49:50 There are alot of postgresql books now. Well more than 5 00:50:00 I know it's lame to ask this, but take a look at http://fslc.usu.edu/forum2001/index2.html 00:50:12 and tell me if the headers are better in blue or greeen 00:50:31 The green matches the forum logo 00:50:43 davb: i've sent the latest workflow package. I didn't test the oracle version so I would appreciate any feedback. 00:50:43 Looks good to me. 00:50:53 k2pts: Ok. 00:51:04 davb: Do the headers look better in green or blue? 00:51:23 hmmm. 00:52:39 need to go off guys.bye. 00:52:40 The Forum Schedule looks good green. It looks ok with the green on the side and blue for Bruce Perens. 00:52:44 k2pts has left #openacs 00:52:44 Bye 00:54:12 hazmat has quit 00:54:19 I think I like the Green better, because the blue in the logo is the text not the background. So the header with green background and white text works better with that logo. 00:54:47 davb: okay. thanks. 00:54:55 np. 00:54:56 But leave the perens side as blue? 00:55:37 I think the blue might look better just blue text, with a white background similar to the top. 00:55:50 Or just use the same green background with white text. 00:55:52 :) 00:56:04 hmm 00:56:10 reload it now 00:56:39 it looks the same... 00:56:51 err. now :) 00:57:33 Ok. I think I like that better, but :) its the same size as the Forum Schedule so I am not sure which to look at first. 00:57:50 (its not a good idea to ask me for design advice, you might get more than you bargained for :) 00:58:04 You mean the font size is the same? 00:58:09 Yes. 00:58:22 Okay. Let me do some magic to make them different 00:58:43 heh. You should have Small, Medium, and Large in a hierachry of importance. 00:59:34 okay. Made them smaller 01:01:33 Thats good. 01:01:37 excellent 01:01:47 now I need to rephrase things 01:02:13 That is not my area of expertise:) It works good in a smaller window too. 01:02:28 heheh 01:03:21 * davb forgets his oracle passwords again! 01:04:12 That is a really cool event. 01:04:23 vinod has joined #openacs 01:04:28 We don't have anything like that around here. 01:04:41 I really do need to start a LUG. 01:05:06 Dumb oracle question. How can I see what databases are available? 01:05:36 select * from user_databases (I think) 01:13:19 hmm doesn't seem to work. Where is markd2 when you need him? 01:15:09 oh yeah, the dbpassword in in the aolserver config file :) 01:15:41 huh 01:15:46 s/huh/heh/ 01:16:09 The password and dbname I used lat time are in my aolserver config file. So I don't have to remember them :) 01:16:16 s/lat/last 01:22:18 graszew has joined #openacs 01:23:14 docwolf has joined #openacs 01:23:20 Hi graszew, docwolf 01:23:30 hola 01:23:58 hi 01:26:06 i installed winXP tonite 01:26:12 it was... umm... interesting 01:27:22 * vinod is wondering if docwolf is now flying around like the people in the commercials 01:27:36 haha 01:27:49 it is possibly the most disconcerting piece of software i've ever installed 01:28:20 it should be renamed "Stepford OS" 01:28:32 it's really pretty, tries to hold you hand throughout 01:28:33 markd2 has joined #openacs 01:28:34 but... 01:28:42 it's always doing weird shit in the background 01:28:51 constantly reaching out to the net 01:28:57 docwolf: oh really? 01:28:58 * markd2 constanly reaches out for mney 01:29:01 so, like windows randomly pop up 01:29:14 "i see that your DVD software may be out of date. Why don't you try this update" (with a link) 01:29:28 "Faster than a ray of light I woooonder... how much more I will be screwed by Microsnot" 01:29:47 it also tries to get you to sign up for a passport. 01:29:51 over and over again. 01:30:04 MSN-IM sits in the tray 01:30:11 docwolf: Of course. That's the whole point of XP. 01:30:13 by default... i have no idea how to turn it off. 01:30:48 and, like once an hour, a "cartoon bubble" will appear over it "to enjoy instant messenger, you must sign up for a passport. Passports are the most convenient way to surf the web. Sign up now!" (with a link) 01:31:33 I read that Windows Media Player purposefully degrades the quality of MP3s while playing them, to get people to switch to .wmf 01:31:35 persuasion by repetition 01:32:30 the whole "eXPerience" is really sort of creepy. I mean, it's a stable OS, seems to work about as well as Win2k, but... the surveillance aspect is unnerving. 01:33:18 I like how Michael Tieman put it: "Windows eXtra Proprietary" 01:33:42 have you tried installing netscape or AIM? 01:33:54 nope -- i'm scared to. :-) 01:33:57 haha 01:34:22 I'm not putting it on my primary machine. I just can't risk it. 01:34:32 "This browser does not allow us to fully screw you, therefore you can't use it. Click here to download Internet Explorer 6" 01:34:42 which is the bottom line, i suppose.... If I can't trust the OS, i can't really rely on it. 01:35:27 I have a feeling though that WinXP is a watershed release; it's probably got more mal-ware built in than any other OS in history. 01:35:39 I'm so sick of TechTV doing everything XP since Oct 25th 01:35:53 the thoughtful folks at the DOJ must have steam coming out their ears. 01:36:22 docwolf: Wha? The folks at the DOJ are enjoying every minute. Bush's on M$'s pay role. 01:37:45 haha. while some may be on the payroll, remember that the rank-and-file at the DOJ who actually built and prosecuted the case are still around, and probably very unhappy. 01:39:24 hi markd2. 01:39:39 The U.S. govt is the _only_ customer big enough to break the M$ crap. But they won't do it. 01:39:41 hiya 01:40:19 instead they keep saying "Bring it on baby!" 01:40:44 does anyone mind reminding me which environment variables I need for ORACLE? My oracle driver is not loading that libclntsh cannot be found. :) 01:40:46 rbm: m$ may self-destruct on their own. If they don't continue with 20% growth, their share price will go down. Once that happens, the plot begins to unravel. 01:41:03 docwolf: I wish that would be so. 01:41:17 they are also being hit from all sides, almost like the germans at the end of WWII. 01:41:25 I simply don't see a light at the end of the tunnel. Sometimes I'm ashamed of the industry I chose to be on. 01:41:35 the US gov't, Sun (StarOffice), any number of free/cheap UNIX clones, etc.. 01:41:42 davb: LD_LIBRARY_PATH 01:41:46 set it to $ORACLE_HOME/lib 01:42:12 it is. I wonder if its my RUN script for daemontools. That runs as ROOT right? 01:42:23 don't know 01:42:23 did docwolf just invoke godwin's law? ;-) 01:42:26 so I probably have to set it in there... 01:42:29 LOL 01:42:29 heh 01:42:32 haha 01:43:09 anyway, my final review of XP: "The stepford OS". Pretty, but really, really creepy. 01:43:38 docwolf: have you seen Mac OS X? 01:43:57 vinod: i've only played with it in a store 01:43:58 jerryasher has joined #openacs 01:44:04 i heard that there were alot of similarities - interface-wise 01:44:14 important safety tip 01:44:30 when you're debugging creating new members on a production site 01:44:34 remember to remove or disable those users 01:44:47 vinod: winXP looks sort of like a teletubbies cartoon 01:44:52 otherwise when the company decides to send their membership "amazing travel deals" 01:44:54 lol 01:44:58 you'll get 35 (and counting) messages 01:45:58 markd2: doh! 01:46:13 * markd2 unsubscribes to each on individually 01:46:38 hi jerryasher 01:46:47 Hi Dave. 01:47:09 hmmm. that did not help (adding export ORACLE_HOME etc... to the RUN script. 01:47:45 that's always fixed it fr me 01:48:04 on a page or a startup proc, do an ns_log notice [exec echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH] 01:48:11 and see what the process thinks its environment is 01:48:25 thanks! 01:48:41 back 01:49:41 bach 01:49:49 mozart 01:50:23 Mozart Rocks! 01:51:10 I kinda like Stravinski 01:51:28 The Marriage of Figaro is my favourite. 01:51:38 in the dorm, whenever the guys in the next room played stuff too loud, I'd put on the Rite of Spring 01:52:23 I like Hayden, Beethoven, Bach too 01:52:25 * davb forgets about it and runs AOLserver manually instead of with daemontools 01:52:40 I have returned chairless 01:52:46 oh no! 01:52:51 Indeed! 01:52:54 I am very upset 01:53:12 Anyone care to enlighten me with their chair expertise? 01:53:19 Freedom Chair 01:53:24 * davb gets the link 01:53:39 1) make sure it's under you 2) lower ass until it makes contact 3) recline 01:53:44 I am not paying 600$ for a chair 01:53:54 jerryasher is now known as ishmael 01:54:02 Psychephylax: how about $1000L 01:54:04 s/L/?/ 01:54:07 That is an incerdible chair! 01:54:15 ishmael is now known as queequeg 01:54:31 yah 01:54:39 And how will I justify paying 600$ for a chair? 01:54:50 * markd2 uses a folding metal chair 01:54:58 No seriosly :( 01:55:05 aerons hurt my back, no matter how I adjust them 01:55:09 I was thinking a nice leather chair with some sort of a tilt 01:55:13 markd2: is that the one you use for your wwf battles? 01:55:20 rofl 01:55:28 heh 01:55:39 actually, I'm serious about the folding metal chair (well, it has a little padding n it) 01:55:44 * vinod sits on his living room couch 01:55:46 the aD DC office kept a metal chair in the closet for my visit 01:55:49 visits 01:56:11 ok 01:56:24 I want to know why I get 2 e-mails for every one someone sends me 01:58:06 inflation 01:58:26 no 01:58:28 I got 4 this time 01:59:02 super-inflation? 02:00:39 I got mine at staples, $59 02:01:01 odd 02:01:02 graszew has quit 02:04:47 Psychephylax: "You keep saying that word, I do not think it means what you think it means" :) 02:05:33 inconceivable! 02:05:38 hah! 02:05:53 * davb is glad at least one person gets the reference :) 02:06:13 Yeah Oracle datamodel is loaded! 02:06:38 what word? odd? 02:07:28 yeah. 02:07:30 odd (d) 02:07:31 adj. odd·er, odd·est 02:07:32 Deviating from what is ordinary, usual, or expected; strange or peculiar: an odd name; odd behavior. See Synonyms at strange 02:07:35 heh 02:07:48 Apparently Psychephylax did not see Princess Bride 02:08:17 inconceivable! 02:08:23 2 days for Shrek to go to rental stores 02:08:51 We pre-ordered it. I hope it is shipped early. 02:08:56 heh 02:09:01 (on DVD, just got the player) 02:09:05 Cool 02:09:19 Dave, I demand you purchase the Simpsons 1st Season DVD =) 02:09:42 Oh yeah, I'll put it on the list. 02:10:30 My name is Homer Montoya. You killed my father. prepare to d... oooh, donuts! 02:10:39 haha 02:10:43 rotl 02:10:46 oops 02:11:27 hey vinod, you sign up for that loser conference yet? ;-) 02:11:47 docwolf: not yet - i don't think i'm gonna be able to make it :( 02:12:04 rofl 02:12:19 I'm going to learn Java on my own 02:12:27 docwolf: So, are you coming to this year's forum? :) 02:12:31 I didn't learn it well enough in college those no good bastards 02:12:41 I think I forgot Java already. it's been a while. 02:12:47 yeah 02:12:51 That's what I mean 02:12:54 I forgot what little of it I knew 02:13:02 Anyone have any good new music recommendations? (lets stay off topic if we can :) 02:13:09 rbm: when is the conference? i've got to goto this medical conference.. 02:13:12 my cousin has a wk off in december, so i'm gonna hang out with him in SF - can't take 2 wks off in a row :-) 02:13:14 Lots and lots of casting. Geesh. 02:13:21 docwolf: Nov. 15th. 02:13:51 docwolf: http://fslc.usu.edu/forum2001/index2.html 02:14:14 * vinod thinks docwolf should arrange an openacs social in florida during the middle of winter 02:14:20 :-) 02:14:22 heh 02:14:26 Hmm. Around the same time, is anyone visiting comdex this year? 02:14:27 NYC would be easier for me =) 02:14:48 I got Vinods phone number here! muahaha 02:14:59 Hey Vinod, I don't suppose you watch the Simpsons =) 02:15:40 vinod: isn't everyone afraid to come here? we're buried in anthrax, after all ;-) 02:15:56 Psychephylax: on occasion :-) 02:16:05 docwolf: anthrax shmanthrax - i'll bring cipro 02:16:11 queequeg: I was thinking of going to Comdex again 02:16:30 Comdex should be fascinating this year. 02:16:30 Have you ever seen the episode where homer steals Professor Frink's auto-dialer? 02:16:40 yup 02:16:41 docwolf: why? 02:16:47 rbm: but I think it's the same time as your conference 02:17:01 docwolf, yes why? 02:17:02 rbm: the industry is in the crapper, so it will be interesting to see how up/downbeat everyone is 02:17:14 queequeg: Comdex is Nov 12-16. Our forum is Nov. 15th only. I don't need to stay the whole week in Comdex. 02:17:20 last year it was still pretty packed, though the linux pavillion wasn't as crowded as i thought it would be. 02:17:37 s/in/at/ 02:18:48 has anyone checked out hotel vacancy for comdex? it's a good proxy for the activity level. 02:19:15 Not yet. I should too. I "won" a VIP pass to a conference being held at the same time 02:19:23 and I'm trying to determine if I should go or not. 02:19:45 It sounds like the most boring conference in the world. 02:19:52 It's entirely about CRM. 02:20:01 queequeg: it depends. I had a blast last year, b/c I was with a bunch of arsdigitans 02:20:09 and hung out with the ximian dudes (nat, etc.) 02:20:28 Well, see, that's why I'm asking here to see if anyone is going.... 02:20:28 if you know people, it's a huge amount of fun. Just go gamble. 02:21:18 queequeg is now known as starbucks 02:21:53 hmmm 02:21:55 that sounds great 02:22:08 mmm.. stimulants... 02:22:30 starbucks is now known as moby 02:22:34 see http://www.jargon.net/jargonfile/m/moby.html 02:23:02 I think I need to read the novel. 02:23:20 I read a few articles about the real story the novel is thought to be based on. 02:23:21 moby was also a file transfer protocol 02:24:04 (i'm ashamed to remember that fact..) 02:24:51 Wow things are bad. Someone just emailed me his resume looking for a job! 02:25:02 yow 02:25:13 * markd2 takes davb off his resume spam list 02:25:24 heh 02:26:34 vinod has quit 02:26:47 heh 02:28:22 Psychephylax: do you have the bladerunner dvd? 02:28:49 No, but in his memories he does. 02:28:56 nope 02:29:04 I have The Net though! 02:29:42 heh 02:29:50 * davb orders Blade Runner on DVD 02:31:09 and the Matrix... 02:32:13 vinod has joined #openacs 02:32:56 Hmmm. The Matrix 02:33:43 I already have both on VHS, but they are definitely movies to get on DVD 02:34:03 Hey! These guys understand RSS and the dublin core extension (because they print out the dates) 02:34:03 http://soapclient.com/RSS/RSS.sri?requestname=RSSGet&uri=http://www.theashergroup.com/demos/rss/openacs-forums.1.00.xml 02:34:24 Only folks I can find who print the date in the xml out correctly. 02:34:33 Interesting. 02:34:41 The Matrix DVD is _the_ best DVD I have. It has a ton of extra features. 02:34:53 Hopefully lots of extra shots of Trinity 02:35:05 excellent. 02:35:15 Ok what are other essential DVD's I need to get? 02:35:32 Pat Boone Carneige Hall VH-1 special 02:35:34 moby: what does everyone else do with the dates? 02:35:38 markd2: :) 02:35:57 * davb is sure markd2 has that one. Although he's not sure markd2 has a DVD player :) 02:36:10 * markd2 does not have a DVD player 02:36:11 yet 02:36:14 They drop them. In the RSS 0.91 spec, folks just jam the dates into the description. 02:36:16 The complete Prisoner is out on DVD now 02:36:22 and a B5 movie is coming out next month 02:36:39 But AaronSw convinced me to separate them out when doing RSS 1.0. 02:36:50 Aha. 02:37:00 Why moby? 02:37:01 The complete Prisoner, how many DVDs is that? 02:37:08 I mean, why's your nick moby? 02:37:10 10 maybe? 02:37:29 It was Ishmael, Queequeg and Starbucks. 02:37:43 Heh. 02:37:48 Daddy Starbucks 02:37:53 Little Orphan Annie Get Your Gun 02:38:15 * davb reloads the Oracle datamodel, 2nd time so far tonight! 02:38:23 There was something moby dickish going on today. I heard about it in several venues. 02:38:38 I am annoyed that IE is the only browser that can display XML. 02:38:48 that I have seen so far anyway. 02:39:03 It does do a nice job of it.... 02:39:04 make that 39 emails and counting... 02:40:03 First American edition published November 14, 1851 02:40:43 oh that's right 02:40:53 I didn't make the book connection with 'moby' befre 02:40:56 just the computer term 02:41:00 silly me 02:41:14 crap: We're sorry! Our website is unavailable right now, while we perform System maintenance. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please stop by later today, when our site will be back up and running. 02:41:20 anyone try the DiamondMax D540X yet? 02:41:28 I was ordering DVDs and CDs.. argh 02:41:38 Nope. 02:41:42 No, I am wondering if an X-10 camera comes with Martha: http://ads.x10.com/yahoo/martha.html 02:41:48 it's 160 gigs... BURRRP. 02:41:54 * davb is really cheap 02:42:05 Grrrrr 02:42:43 Oracle runs much faster when you double the ram. 02:42:50 wow 02:42:57 if I try to load that ad directly, it closes after loading 02:43:04 only a brief glimpse a martha 02:43:06 not on Mozilla :) 02:43:09 mmm.. martha stewart... 02:43:17 Mothra Stewart 02:43:18 What browser are you using markd2? 02:43:24 Netscrape 4.something 02:43:28 ARHG! 02:43:32 Holy Shit! Mothra Stewart! 02:43:42 * davb orders everyone using netscape 4 to install Mozilla 0.9.5 right now! 02:43:44 rook! rook! godzirra! 02:43:46 Now that's a horror movie parody I would pay to see. 02:44:02 * markd2 sends davd his powerbook for a processor upgrade 02:44:06 oh... 02:44:06 and davb too 02:44:28 davb uses gecko 02:44:32 Its alot faster now. 02:44:54 take about 30mb of ram though. 02:44:57 I wish they Galeon for Mac. 02:45:28 I should try that again... it was broken last time I tried it, at least on debian. 02:45:58 I here a ton of good things about it. 02:46:02 I've got Opera on my os/x box 02:46:25 what was broken on Debian? 02:46:28 Gecko? 02:46:29 Opera is not bad, but Mozilla is catching up really fast, and Opera for Linux has a couple of bugs in it. 02:46:32 Is that a package? 02:46:37 Galeon. At least it crashed often for me. 02:46:39 moz 0.9.5 is pretty sweet. Just the ability to control pop-ups makes it worth its weight in gold :-) 02:46:47 (yeah it was a package in testing) 02:46:57 docwolf: really? 02:47:01 " user_pref("dom.disable_open_during_load", true); " 02:47:07 spiffy. 02:47:16 that one line saves you endless grief with pop-ups when surfing... unsavory sites. 02:47:28 Whoops, gotta go. 02:47:29 ... or so they tell me ;-) 02:47:36 moby has quit 02:48:20 hah 02:48:23 java.lang.NullPointerException 02:48:57 java.lang.your.classpath.is.wrong.again.loser.Exception 02:49:06 heh 02:49:12 Not.my.application.Exception 02:49:23 docwolf: so i can start surfing those sites again? 02:49:34 haha 02:49:44 Must.have.upgraded.to.unstable.release.of.jEdit.Exception 02:49:48 vinod: it's like wearing a suit of armor. you can go to the worst sites on the net without fear ;-) 02:49:57 lol 02:50:14 I told you he's a superhero! 02:50:33 davb: ROTFL 02:50:37 never doubt markd2 02:50:46 strangely timely article 02:51:31 although he doesn;t have that Mozilla hint on there... 02:51:59 mozilla has only really become stable recently. (like 0.9.4 on..) 02:52:15 Yes. 0.9.3 was too slow and crashy. 02:52:16 I use it 100% of the time now... no problems. 02:52:18 It's still _huge_ though. 02:52:22 Even the mail is decent on 0.9.5 02:52:33 * markd2 remembers the Talking Moose from the Mac 128K days 02:52:35 I find it slow to render pages. I haven't used 0.9.5 yet though. 02:52:50 The guy who wrote is now a radiologist up in Canada 02:52:56 rbm: agreed, it's slower than IE. But on a fast machine, the difference is minimal. 02:53:49 It is much faster on rendering than 0.9.3 (i skipped 0.9.4) 02:54:07 but not quite as fast as Opera on linux. 02:54:24 between openoffice & mozilla, the end-user apps are getting pretty good 02:54:47 M$ may finally get some "competition", even if the price is $0. 02:54:58 how about financial stuff - anyone use gnucash yet? 02:55:46 haven't tried it yet. It's actually a shame that the folks at Quicken won't build a cross-platform version 02:56:13 Quicken has become too dependent on IE 02:56:18 They should team up with someone else if they don't want to do it themselves. 02:56:40 yeah. I think the next 6 months are going to be really interesting. When mozilla hits 1.0, and AOL switches over to it, 02:56:51 YEAH! Static-pages still works for oracle. 02:56:57 Will they switch? 02:57:04 and at the same time, OpenOffice/StarOffice will hit 1.0 by Feb/March. 02:57:15 AOL will switch to mozilla? 02:57:19 And OpenACS 4 should be released! 02:57:22 davb: I'm almost certain that if Mozilla actually works properly, they'll switch. 02:57:25 They're using IE because the Netscape code base was so bad 02:57:42 IE was much better factored to be embedded in the client 02:57:46 And if I ran Sun Microsystems, i'd politely ask AOL if I could bundle StarOffice with all of those miserable AOL disks. 02:58:34 docwolf: That'd be a good idea. 02:58:53 what is the default install directory for the APM? for .apm files? 02:59:04 Imagine, for a second, an "AOL distribution", with a version of Linux, AOL software, Mozilla, and StarOffice... all on 1 free disk. 02:59:06 nevermind. 02:59:34 or bundle it with a $200 PC. 03:00:23 The AOL client is pretty much already running on Linux 03:00:30 markd2: ? 03:00:33 markd2: ? 03:00:34 argh. the APM package-loader is broken for oracle? 03:00:40 the gateway "instant AOL appliance" is embedded linux and mozilla 03:01:13 markd2: what is this "appliance" of which you speak? 03:01:16 and it's on a Transmeta chip 03:01:22 now all we need to do is get them to install OpenACS and AOLserver on it too! 03:01:55 markd2: if they bundled staroffice, it would be able to do 90% of what "joe average" does with a cheap computer. 03:02:29 * markd2 searches fora page on his pitifully slow connection 03:02:38 http://dc.internet.com/news/article/0,1934,2101_508401,00.html 03:03:13 it will fail -- $599?? they must be smoking crack 03:03:18 and a picture. http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/overview/0,8826,444883,00.html 03:04:01 hmm. it's almost a year old. guess it didn't set the world on fire :-( 03:04:21 they're still working on the software, so someone has some glimmer of hope 03:04:23 whats getcwd? 03:04:24 I'm telling ya, get the price-point down to < $300, make it a fully functional PC with linux... 03:04:29 get current working directory 03:04:33 $599?!?!?! 03:04:35 .. and include the staroffice suite.. 03:04:36 don't use it in a threaded environment 03:04:40 hmmm doesn;t seem to work 03:04:56 is it a program? 03:05:09 it's a C functin 03:05:15 shell-init: could not get current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: No such file or directory 03:05:26 ok. so its possibly a permissions problem? 03:05:30 yeah 03:05:37 its used in the APM installer 03:05:38 or if you've cd'd to a directory, then removed it from another shell 03:05:48 nope. 03:06:10 hopefully it's used in a shell script and not in a tcl function 03:06:15 yes 03:06:19 good 03:06:29 http://techupdate.zdnet.com/techupdate/stories/main/0,14179,2814683,00.html <-- "Ban Outlook. NOW!" 03:06:33 hmmmm. everything looks ok. 03:06:56 aha this is the offending command 03:06:58 "exec sh -c "cd $tmpdir ; [apm_gunzip_cmd] -c $file_path | [apm_tar_cmd] xf - $info_file"" 03:11:09 what's tmpdir, and does it exist? 03:11:22 nevermind. 03:11:27 I ran nsd with no -u 03:13:52 but thanks markd2! 03:15:37 davb, how do you generate the chump HTML? 03:15:41 is there an ns_xslt? 03:16:07 AaronSw: yes. its part of nsxml 1.4 http://acs-misc.sf.net 03:16:18 thanks 03:16:23 np. 03:17:25 Workflow is part of acs-core? 03:20:28 i think so 03:20:29 i guess it is. 03:21:04 looks like I am loading the datamodel again 03:21:30 Psychephylax has quit 03:22:00 but tomorrow I think... 03:22:54 hmm got that gcwd error again, weird. 03:26:00 have fun everyone! Time for me to go 03:26:06 later davb 03:26:06 l8r 03:26:29 davb has quit 03:29:34 Psychephylax has joined #openacs 03:33:54 Mark, you awake? 03:34:01 yep 03:34:05 Ok 03:34:07 * markd2 is playing with Java2D right now 03:34:10 for a cookie... 03:34:45 According to my professor (at least that's what my friend is arguing) he's saying that a foreign key must reference a key or a candidate key 03:35:01 "candidate key"? 03:35:28 in Oracle, a foreign key refrences the primary key of the parent table 03:35:35 ok 03:35:36 that's why the column name in 'references' clauses in oracle are optional 03:35:52 ok, well, what about this scenario 03:35:53 e.g. create table lusers (luser_id refrences users, ...); 03:35:57 you have a table 03:36:17 which has a book isbn, copy, title, date, author 03:36:30 Now, we're trying to normalize the table a little here (in case of multiple authors) 03:37:06 in the book table isbn is not a primary key because we can have multiple copies of that book...so I use primary key of isbn, copy # 03:37:22 With me so far? 03:37:31 the primary keyness goes the other direction 03:37:43 hmm? 03:37:45 the author table is the one iwth the primary key (of author) that the books key references 03:37:57 right 03:38:11 I thought my solution is perfectly sound 03:38:11 so you don't need to worry about isbn, copy#, or any of that jazz for this scenario 03:38:21 create table book ( 03:38:25 isbn varchar 03:38:34 title varchar 03:38:38 copyid number 03:38:40 ... 03:38:41 ) 03:38:49 create table authors ( 03:39:07 ah, and have a mapping table between them? 03:39:11 isbn fk references book.isbn 03:39:20 no, don't do it that way 03:39:24 author varchar 03:39:26 ) 03:39:27 that's backwards 03:39:33 why? 03:39:40 what about authors that have written more than one book? 03:39:48 the Ideal Way is to have a third table 03:40:05 author_book_map (book_id references book, author_id references authors); 03:40:10 that way you can have multiple authors for each book 03:40:17 and multiple books for each author 03:40:17 right 03:40:49 neither books nor authors should directly reference themselves, unless you want to enforce a 1:X relationship 03:40:59 I see... 03:41:10 ok, but this book_id will be what? 03:41:12 now, I must make a the disclaimer that I've never had a formal database class 03:41:17 just make it an integer 03:41:22 something that uniquely identifies the book 03:41:25 what if we're not giving books a unique thing 03:41:30 or else use the ISBN number- those I beleive are unique 03:41:38 otherwise you'll need a composite primary key 03:41:39 isbn, copy_id identifies a book uniquely 03:41:48 but my argument is that we don't need that granularity 03:42:08 the isbn / copy_id granularity? 03:42:17 just using an ISBN is sufficient because all the different copies were written by the same authors 03:42:31 ISBN -> identifies a book edition uniquely 03:42:35 right 03:42:43 isbn,copy# -> identifies a single book uniquely 03:42:56 So I can reference just the ISBN to store the authors 03:43:15 is isbn/copy# the primary key for th books table? 03:43:17 Correct? 03:43:20 yes 03:43:58 hazmat has joined #openacs 03:44:08 with the way you have the datamodel set up, just isbn won't uniquely determine a book, so the foreign key won't work to just the isbn# 03:44:18 because y ucould have two books with same isbn# and different titles 03:44:25 so if you join the author to get the books, which one will it use? 03:44:28 no 03:44:31 yes 03:44:41 how can you have same isbn with two different titles?! 03:44:52 with your datamodel, I could legally (accrding to the db) insert books with different titles and same isbn# 03:45:11 insert into books ('123-456', 'cookies'); insert into books ('123-456', 'feet'); 03:45:16 but 03:45:27 unless the isbn is the sole primary key 03:45:34 (i left out different copy #'s in my exmaple) 03:45:46 aha 03:45:49 insert into books ('123-456', 'cookies', 23); insert into books ('123-456', 'feet', 24); 03:46:07 interesting problem 03:46:08 i see indeed 03:46:10 that is a problem 03:46:29 maybe have books be just the isbn and title. have a table that has references to isbn and copy# 03:46:37 and then a table of authors 03:47:39 well, this is what the system has to ahve 03:48:03 * rbm heads out for a bit 03:49:07 book title, book author, book date, book copy, book status, shelf id 03:49:18 where status is like "on shelf", "on hold"...etc 03:49:25 shelf-id is what shelf the book is stored on 03:50:35 now, a book can have multiple authors and multiple copies 03:50:46 so, I'm thinking I have 3 tables here 03:50:47 that implies mapping tables 03:51:00 one is a book 03:51:16 it's kind of like the ping stuff I have to do for work 03:51:24 there's a cmts_ping and a cm_ping table 03:51:31 which stores pings related to a single incident 03:52:23 will all the books be stored in the same place? 03:52:33 on different shelves 03:52:38 define your "same place" 03:52:51 you can stick the storage place in the books table 03:53:02 if not, that goes into a mapping table of its own 03:53:03 well, I wouldn't 03:53:08 http://www.lindows.com/ 03:53:15 I could stick it into the copies table 03:53:21 where each copy is stored 03:53:21 true 03:53:25 books, copies, authors ? 03:53:30 right 03:53:46 then you can have books be just a PK on isbn# 03:53:49 that should work out 03:53:52 yeah 03:53:57 I'm typing it out in notepad now 03:53:59 you may need a fourth table to map authors and books 03:54:13 lol 03:54:29 I'm using {'s and }'s for my table defs 03:54:34 heh 03:54:35 too much TCL for one day 03:54:36 here, have some []s 03:54:45 * Psychephylax grabs them and builds a house 03:54:45 otherwise you'd have to have duplicate authors if you had distinct books by the same author 03:54:54 hang on one sec 03:56:29 I'm thinking something like this 03:56:32 create table book ( 03:56:32 isbn 03:56:32 title 03:56:32 date 03:56:32 ) 03:56:32 create table copy ( 03:56:34 isbn referenfces book.isbn 03:56:36 status 03:56:38 copy 03:56:40 shelf_id 03:56:42 ) 03:56:44 create table author ( 03:56:46 isbn references book.isnb 03:56:48 author 03:56:50 ) 03:56:57 I have a quibble about the author table 03:57:03 I would assume it would 03:57:08 what if you have two Issac Asimov Books 03:57:09 have a problem 03:57:14 do you have two seperate author entries 03:57:21 well, it would be 03:57:27 111, asimov 03:57:31 that seems rather (heh) ab-normal 03:57:33 345, asimov 03:57:43 111,pavlov 03:57:45 what if you extend author to have birth/death/biographical information 03:57:58 Well, this system doesn't have it! :P 03:58:17 so why wouldn't ^^ work? 03:58:17 if that's the case, then this should be OK 03:58:30 in the real world (with more author info), you'd have 03:58:39 you can see that book with isbn 111 was written by asimov and pavlov 03:58:42 111, asimov, isaac, 1895-1993 03:58:45 171, asimov, isaac, 1895-1993 03:59:03 so you're saying it's redundant again 03:59:05 you now have asimov, isaac, and 1895-1993 duplicated 03:59:12 And it would have to be normalized again 03:59:15 right 03:59:18 fine 03:59:20 have it your way! 03:59:25 create table author_id ( 03:59:27 but if you just have author last name and isbn, then your way would be OK :-) 03:59:38 author_first varchar 03:59:41 author_last varchar 03:59:55 cookie_eater boolean (true!) lol 04:00:02 heh 04:00:05 birth date 04:00:07 death date 04:00:20 hmmm...what would I key it on though 04:00:46 See, your way is waaaay too complex =) although useful never the less 04:01:03 * vinod raises hand 04:01:07 mapping table 04:01:11 how? 04:01:15 very good vinod 04:01:19 * vinod beams 04:01:21 what would you use for the PK of the author table? 04:01:26 author_id 04:01:31 but you have to generate one 04:01:36 yeah, that's what I would use too 04:01:48 me three but that would require a sequence 04:01:54 since there's no real other way to guarantee uniquness in the authors 04:01:58 which is pretty tough 04:02:03 exactly that's what I mean 04:02:17 so you'd use a sequence for the ID number 04:02:23 and in the UI (presumiung a real-world system) 04:02:24 aha! 04:02:25 lol 04:02:38 if someone said "here's a new bok by John Smith", they'd have to pick which John Smith they're talking about 04:02:42 Social security number but that wouldn't work for foreign authors 04:02:52 right. and I don't think Shakespeare has a SSN :-) 04:03:00 that bastard! rofl 04:03:15 So my way _should_ work unless they want to extend the authors info 04:03:20 right. monty burns was 000-00-0002 04:03:48 monty: damn that fdr! 04:03:55 right 04:04:01 you could put that in for extra-credit :-) 04:04:17 "this works for now, but if we want to include author full names, shoe sizes, etc, there is this complication, with this possible solution" 04:05:23 heh 04:05:36 I'll get extra credit for using triggers in my project 04:05:43 And maybe some stored procedures 04:07:52 add some javascript, too 04:08:02 and Shlockwave! 04:08:04 i was thinking of it 04:08:08 store them in BLOBs 04:08:12 lol 04:08:18 but it's not a applet 04:08:21 it's an application 04:08:28 so there's no network traffic 04:08:36 otherwise I would do constraint checks in jscript 04:08:55 be sure to do them on the server side as well 04:09:26 right, otherwise, i turn off jscript and ... poof! 04:09:28 Anyone know if MySQL supports row locking yet? 04:09:38 anyone care? 04:09:40 good point 04:10:06 heh 04:10:18 oh well, old man needs to get some sleep 04:10:24 catch folks tomorrow 04:10:48 markd2 has quit 04:10:49 gnite 04:11:19 I think I am with mark on this one 04:11:23 For me it's 12:10 already 04:11:33 * Psychephylax tries to stick to the old schedule of daylight savings time 04:11:51 heh 04:12:03 i've been waking up at 7:30! 04:12:04 It's great 04:12:05 lol 04:12:50 that's just sick ;-) 04:14:13 Good sick or bad sick? 04:14:24 <--barely wakes up at 10 or so 04:33:13 anyway 04:33:14 I'm off to bed 04:34:55 * Psychephylax detaches 05:15:46 vinod has quit 06:31:23 moby has joined #openacs 06:31:57 boo 06:32:04 moby is now known as jerryasher 06:39:24 * rbm apt-get upgrades 06:39:25 Oh. Mozilla 0.9.5 06:39:48 Debian's packaging system is so cool. 06:40:02 I wouldn't trade it for almost nothing. 06:40:32 One day I shall have to try it. 06:41:35 Debian is awesome. So easy to manage and administer. The distribution doesn't get in your way, but still has lots of (optional) tools for those that don't want to do things by hand 06:42:05 Do you know where the name comes from? 06:42:26 For the releases? Yes. 06:43:04 Bruce Perens used to work for Pixar. Hence "woody", "potato" (from Toy Story) 06:43:05 No, the name debian itself. 06:43:10 Oh, that's easy too. 06:43:27 I must admit, I see that, and I always think of "the trouble with tribbles" 06:43:40 Ian Murdock basically started the project. His wife's name is Deborah. Deb+Ian 06:43:54 in which Kirk is compared to a denebian slime devil. 06:44:01 heh 06:45:13 www.lindows.com <-- should be interesting to see how that rolls out 06:45:31 It would really kick butt if it worked for the majority of applications 06:45:42 Well, frankly, I never liked Earthers. They remind me of Regulan blood worms. 06:45:43 Sir. 06:45:43 Easy lad, you ought to be more forgiving. 06:45:43 No, I just remembered, there is one Earth man who doesn’t remind me of a Regulan Blood worm. That’s Kirk. A Regulan Blood worm is soft and shapely, but Kirk isn’t soft. Kirk may be a swaggering overbearing tin-plated dictator with delusions of godhood, but he’s not soft. 06:45:43 Take it easy lad, everybody's entitled to an opinion. 06:45:45 That’s right and if I think that Kirk is a Denebian slime devil, well, that’s my opinion too. 06:46:27 ??? 06:46:41 How does it run Windows? Wine? 06:46:45 yep 06:47:00 It's all through wine. They are improving wine and making some proprietary additions to it. 06:47:18 ??? How do you make proprietary additions to Wine? 06:47:30 I think it's BSD? I don't remember. 06:48:10 Don’t do it Mister, now that’s an order. 06:48:10 But you heard what he called the Captain. 06:48:10 Forget it. It’s not worth fighting for. We’re big enough to take a few insults. Now drink, you’ll drink. 06:48:10 Of course, I say that Captain Kirk, deserves his ship. We like the Enterprise, we, we really do. That sagging, old rust bucket is designed like a garbage scow. Half the quadrant knows it, that’s why they’re learning to speak Klingony. 06:48:10 Mister Scott! 06:48:12 Laddy, don't you think you should rephrase that? 06:48:14 You’re right. I should. I didn’t mean to say that the Enterprise should be hauling garbage. I meant to say that it should be hauled away as garbage 06:50:24 That Michael Pataki was one of the best Klingons ever, cranial ridges or not. 06:50:41 Hmmm. 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Then I don't think you are putting it in the right spot :) 14:18:24 rofl 14:18:41 Just athought :) 14:18:55 graszew has joined #openacs 14:19:01 ok, should i say "pain in the ear" then lol 14:19:18 Ohhh... 14:20:08 lol 14:21:31 Anyone know when OACS is going beta? 14:22:33 heh 14:22:45 I just found one week old buffalo wings in my room....eeeeewwwwwwwwwww 14:23:39 they're prbably still good 14:24:38 ummmm 14:24:50 I dunno man, they turned from reddish to greenish 14:24:52 all over 14:33:33 school 14:33:36 * Psychephylax leaves 15:55:25 davb has joined #openacs 15:55:29 phew, made it. 15:58:45 k2pts has joined #openacs 16:01:06 k2pts has left #openacs 16:03:07 docwolf has quit 16:03:13 docwolf has joined #openacs 16:03:59 markdfoo has joined #openacs 16:05:02 graszew has quit 16:05:30 markd2 has quit 16:05:59 markdfoo is now known as markd2 16:09:57 bah humbug 16:25:31 djg has quit 16:36:02 dave: looks like you've been working on your index page this morning... am I right? 16:37:30 I have? No my server is all screwed up and I am not too inclined to fix it :) 16:37:57 I think it needs a new NIC (i hope anyway, that is easy to fix) 16:42:07 weird. I could've sworn I witnessed you working on it a couple of hours ago. 16:42:31 it loaded really slow, so that may be it. 16:42:51 I was watching my secret spy cam, and he wasn't working on it 16:44:27 heh. ok. 16:45:39 ola: you missed the great network troublshooting extravaganza :) Also I think I screwed up the virtual hosting. 16:46:08 I just have to say this: 16:46:08 Have you (or any of the TNG cast) ever rubbed it for good luck? 16:46:08 Are you kidding me? We'd gather every Monday morning in the center of the bridge, cry havoc, and let slip the rubbing of Patrick's head. We always wanted to rub Shatner's bald head for luck, but he'd never take off his toupee. So we'd just rub his belly instead. 16:46:19 from: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/10/29/173252&mode=nocomment 16:47:04 that's an awesme interview 16:47:48 yes it is. 16:53:43 Ok, whats the partitioning option for oracle and do I need it for OpenACS? 16:53:54 don't need it 16:54:05 partitioning lets you break your tables and indexes up into pieces 16:54:09 OK. Cool. I think its installed anyway though, so I'll leave it for now. :) 16:54:17 allows for parallelism in accessing the data 16:54:25 Nifty. 16:54:27 and you can easily do 'sliding windows' on your data 16:54:41 like keep the last 12 months of data in your user activity table 16:54:48 That is nifty. 16:54:55 dropping the oldest month becomes one operation rather than a big delete 16:55:32 Thanks! 16:56:51 Dave, do you still have a problem with daemontools and the environment? 16:56:59 ...or is markd2 clairvoyant and can answer that? :-) 16:57:28 Reply hazy. Try again later 16:57:38 Ola: yes, but I skirted around it by running aolserver manually on port 8000 16:57:52 and now he's wearing a skirt 16:58:09 it seemed to help. 16:58:38 davb: aha. maybe you should try shagsters little trick: 16:58:50 http://openacs.org/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=0002qM&topic_id=OpenACS%204%2e0%20Design&topic=12 16:59:15 I found it quite useful! 17:00:11 thanks! that is what I needed. 17:00:30 cool! 17:01:43 ah, so that's who shagster is 17:02:06 heh. you didn't know? 17:02:18 * davb installs the debian package for graphviz to test acs-workflow 4.3 17:03:12 I love the new [set parameters] That is a million times better than fooling around with a tcl file to specify paths to stuff and change settings. 17:03:53 ooh - a suse wonk 17:03:56 not enough of us in the world 17:04:18 uhoh, bug. 17:06:48 I prefer to think of those as Additional Billable Hours 17:07:40 heh...too bad I am not charging for this. 17:13:04 write down the hours and charge future clients retrospectively. 17:17:08 heh. 17:20:46 * ola hates his firewall 17:21:02 it's one big hindrance for me:-( 17:21:30 Is it yours? or someone elses? 17:21:54 mine. 17:23:33 Oh. 17:24:06 hmmmm. mine never bothers me. I put my webservers outside the firewall though and just use IPCHAINS on the server itself. 17:24:10 I bet it's the firewalls fault tinydns doesen't work. 17:26:37 interesting. Is it a special firewall? I use a linux box. Also I run tinydns and qmail on the firewall box. 17:27:16 you need to allow UDP port 53 through for DNS. Thats about all I know. 17:30:29 k2pts has joined #openacs 17:32:13 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005O3VC/havebrowsewil-20/107-1093050-9466116 17:32:17 Coool! 17:32:35 it's a linux box of it's own running IP masquerading and ipchains. all my servers; qmail/tinydns/aolserver are behind it. I did a "port forward" to the local dns box and allowed UDP and TCP on that IP, but it still doesn't work. 17:32:44 tinydns: fatal: unable to bind UDP socket: address not available 17:33:02 hi k2pts. 17:33:06 hi ola 17:33:34 interesting. Not sure how it works. tinydns is not binding on the server its on. Are you sure BIND isn't running in there somewhere? 17:33:40 graszew has joined #openacs 17:34:13 q 17:34:23 errr 17:34:46 or something else... what command is that netstat or something? 17:34:50 [root@hal main]# netstat -a | grep domain 17:34:51 tcp 0 0 hal:domain *:* LISTEN udp 0 0 hal:domain *:* 17:35:30 davb has changed the topic to: Unqualified personal giving network administration advice 17:35:31 hmm. I don't have bind installed. 17:35:49 * davb has no clue. 17:36:01 I am just lucky, mine works, I have no idea how :) 17:36:42 davb: that topic is not descriptive. you're being a great help;-) 17:37:03 heh 17:37:19 davb has changed the topic to: Free Web Toolkit | http://openacs.org 17:38:37 hi graszew. 17:38:37 ola have you used static-pages anymore? Think its ready to go in the alpha-2 release? 17:39:00 Luckily the oracle version did not break! 17:39:44 Top selling music DVDs at columbiahouse: 06 The Cars: Live 17:39:44 Starring: Ric Ocasek, Elliot Easton 17:39:47 ?? 17:41:58 davb: yes I think it's pretty good! have you fixed summarized/non-summarized display of comments? that would be nice to have working - as of now comments are always shown as list items. 17:42:32 Oh, hmmm I'll check it out. That is weird. 17:43:20 The Cars have only done one good song. Drive. that was like twenty years ago... 17:44:15 ola: BTW, I emailed don that static-pages was a-ok right before you said that :) 17:45:34 ok. so it acts the same for you? 17:45:59 not sure, I am reinstalling from CVS to make sure... 17:48:22 I *think* I prefer the full comments as it is in 3.x as opposed to summarized with links... 17:49:27 ouch oracle is taking forever to shutdown. 17:49:58 ouch! 17:50:12 are there any connected clients? 17:50:20 if you just 'shutdown', it'll hang around until the clients disconnect 17:50:23 Apparently there were :) 17:50:32 I did killall nsd and it shutdown right away. 17:51:30 cool 17:51:47 shutdown transactional will wait until transactions finish, and then shut down 17:53:30 handy information. 17:55:16 davb: does search in static-pages work satisfactory to you? 17:55:30 * ola is too lazy to install search again 17:55:33 Yeah. It was working very well. 17:55:39 cooool 17:55:54 Did you not see the example I had running? 17:56:11 I can fire it up later, I think it's still installed. 17:56:12 yes I did 17:56:37 You have to do scan the filesystem to make it reindex. 17:56:55 aha 17:57:32 I figure its the easiest way. Probably should have a scheduled proc that runs every whatever to rescan automagically. 17:57:35 AaronSw is now known as SeanP2 17:57:54 SeanP2 is now known as AaronSw 17:58:06 time for lunch... 17:58:13 ok. 17:58:18 davb: enjoy 17:59:26 SeanP2? 18:09:20 k2pts has left #openacs 18:38:02 talli has joined #openacs 18:38:08 hey guys 18:38:16 hey Talli 18:39:08 hi talli 18:39:16 ola: i suspect general comments. 18:39:26 I am passing show_content_p=1 to it. 18:41:24 I think the oracle version works though. 18:42:31 ok. well, I'm sure Pascal or Don is working on it... 18:43:17 a question for dave: why does static-pages say "updated" for files I haven't updated upon a "filesystem search"? the dirs show "unchanged"... 18:43:47 It's a "design feature" of switching to file-system based files. 18:44:05 There is no copy in the database to compare to, so it thinks they are new every time. 18:44:39 aha. thanks 18:44:39 We probably should do an ns_sha on the file or something to see if its changed and stuff that in the database. 18:45:01 It causes every file to be reindexed by search which might be a problem on a site with many static-pages. 18:58:38 jerryasher has joined #openacs 18:59:36 hi jerryasher 18:59:45 howdy! 19:01:10 hi jerry 19:01:23 k2pts has joined #openacs 19:09:52 ola: my list is getting evaluated incorrectly... 19:10:12 causing it to pass bogus into to general_comments_get_comments 19:11:12 so you may be able to fix it? 19:11:53 i think so.... 19:11:57 need help? 19:12:45 hmmm. 19:13:04 ok, it works if I hard code in a 1 for show_content_p. 19:14:17 yabba dabba doo! 19:14:23 aha 19:18:56 ok it works. 19:20:39 and committed 19:23:27 markd2: does oracle suppport CASE WHEN? 19:23:39 davb: use decode 19:24:35 right. I stuck a CASE in the oracle XQL file and it didn't give me an error. I was curious to how I managed that :) 19:24:47 davb - yes 19:24:49 (I think) 19:25:43 OK. cool. 19:26:03 Another Oracle, we will work with the standard AND make up our own version just for fun. 19:26:14 heh 19:26:24 well, the 'decode' came before case when, so I can forgive them for that one 19:26:33 Ok. this time. 19:26:49 markd2: thanks, didn't know that. decode is used all over in the oracle version. 19:26:55 But that stuff can probably go in a generic XQL file then if it works in both. 19:26:57 s/over/over the place 19:29:02 I think most of aD was ignorant of case when 19:29:16 ok, that explains it 19:35:27 andrew has quit 19:37:45 anyone know how util_memoize works? 19:38:19 never mind 19:38:40 gee, that was easy :-) 19:40:39 heh 19:41:31 I called util_memoize_flush [list [sp_get_page_info $page_id]] instead of util_memoize_flush [list sp_get_page_info $page_id] 19:43:55 huzzah! it works (I learned a new word from Mark) 19:44:04 woo hoo! 19:44:40 proper pronounciation in "hooZahh", emphasis on the second syllable 19:46:37 heh. that's similar to the swedish words for "what did you say?". 19:46:53 that's awesome 19:47:04 "huzzah!" "what did you say?" 19:47:13 hehe 19:47:51 ola: cool. thanks for testing. I am really bad because if flames don't shoot out of the box, I figure it is working OK. 19:48:03 otherwise known as the MS testing process. 19:48:08 huzzah 19:48:21 markd2 has changed the topic to: Free Web Toolkit | http://openacs.org | Huzzah!! 19:49:00 davb: sure, I think it's fun stuff to do... 19:49:13 hi everybody! 19:49:19 hey doc 19:49:58 ola: yeah I don't mind testing someone elses code :) 19:50:00 hi docwolf 19:50:02 hi doc! 19:50:05 markd2: "huzzah!" == "hur sa?" == "what did you say?" 19:53:40 k2pts has left #openacs 19:55:48 bartt has joined #openacs 19:56:29 bartt has quit 19:59:10 davb: can I make a feature request for static-pages? 19:59:26 * AaronSw disconnects 20:01:36 ola: sure! 20:01:56 * AaronSw reconnects 20:02:52 wouldn't it be cool to have links; "children displayed/summarized" just like "children commentable/not commentable"? 20:03:06 heh. 20:03:13 That should not be too tricky. 20:03:43 ola: do you need that level of granularity? Or will you get set all pages the same? 20:04:44 probably the same. should it be parameterized? 20:05:48 Another good question. 20:06:07 I think its not too tricky to put a couple more buttons at the bottom. 20:07:57 so ola, when will you have those new features implemented?? :) 20:09:21 heh. it was a request. I'm not stepping up;-) 20:10:29 :) 20:13:58 AaronSw has left #openacs 20:13:59 AaronSw has joined #openacs 20:15:02 talli has quit 20:21:03 holy shit! 20:21:10 ? 20:21:17 Ron Sexsmith plays here tomorrow and I can't go:-( 20:21:20 * markd2 didn't remember teaching ola that 20:21:41 un-huzzah! 20:21:51 LOL 20:21:57 who's Ron Sexsmith? 20:22:55 a great singer/songwriter much like Elvis Costello or Bob Dylan.. 20:23:24 from canada. 20:24:22 cool, eh 20:25:05 :) 20:25:14 Check it out: http://www.vebjorn-sand.com/thebridge.htm 20:25:32 A bridge is being built in norway based on a design by Leonardo Da Vinci 20:26:32 more: http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/p/ap/20011031/wl/1004543048norway_leonardos_bridge_osl108.html 20:38:13 more on winXP: http://www.eastsidejournal.com/sited/story/html/71914 20:56:43 mark, you around? 20:57:14 * Psychephylax waves a cookie around 20:59:01 * markd2 sniffs the air 20:59:48 Hey 21:00:07 Remember out talk last night? 21:00:12 yep 21:00:14 Guess what the professor decided to do =) 21:00:29 He adds "Date of birth" attribute to Authors 21:00:31 everything in one table? 21:00:37 But 21:00:45 He said Author names are unique 21:00:55 not in the real world... 21:01:06 but this is college, after all :-) 21:01:51 ow my brain... 21:02:35 yeah lol 21:03:43 Sounds like he trained the guys who work here... 21:03:59 We don't want to query any other tables, so we'll put everything in this table.. 21:05:04 They are stuck in the 80s. We use enable which is a Dbase-like product. Its great except it has no integrity contraints. 21:05:24 paraphrasing here "why do we need consisten data? Whats wrong with duplication?" 21:05:31 * davb stop. 21:05:34 * davb stops. 21:05:37 sorry 21:06:45 jerryasher has quit 21:10:24 ranting is god for the soul 21:13:07 heh 21:13:25 But if you duplicate data, then it'll be faster, right? 21:13:27 :-) 21:13:36 * markd2 thinks of it as redundant backups 21:13:43 Oh yes, of course 21:13:43 Yeah, that's it. 21:13:58 Right, because you don;t have to do a join to another table. 21:14:18 :-/ 21:14:58 instead you have to shlep around all that data on each query 21:15:03 The scary part is I am the most knowlegable one! I know nothing. 21:15:04 heh 21:15:45 Well he told me he doesn;t want to have to do a query from more than one table for reports. 21:17:04 the best part, is in the current system we have lookup tables, and then they store all the data from the lookup in the other tables. 21:24:43 ok, time to go now, talk amongst yourselves... 21:24:47 davb has quit 21:40:30 * ola gets verklempt 21:40:30 markd2 has quit 21:43:23 johnseq has joined #openacs 21:52:48 johnseq has quit 22:29:28 ola has quit 22:29:43 hazmat has joined #openacs 22:35:14 markd2 has joined #openacs 23:03:28 graszew has quit 23:03:53 markd2 has quit 23:20:32 adler has joined #openacs 23:20:48 hi folks 23:21:49 hola 23:23:18 hey - I had a question about audit tables 23:24:26 you got the wrong guy :-( 23:24:35 maybe donb will login soon 23:25:13 would it be desirable to hide the detail behide procedural abstration? it kinda mucks up the sql files and, from what i read, they are only working inconsistently 23:25:30 maybe someone will jump in anyway :) 23:29:41 i miss the # blog 23:30:14 this was the first place I saw such a thing -- I thought it was pretty cool. 23:44:46 davb has joined #OpenACS 23:50:19 hi davb 23:51:41 hi 23:52:36 evening, davb 23:53:09 adler: hello. sorry the chump is temporarily unavailable. 23:54:06 i'll forgive him 23:54:29 :) 23:55:08 i need a decent case for a new linux box, any recommendations? 23:55:29 I like the enlight cases. 23:57:08 are they noisy with the stock fans/powersupplies? 23:57:12 graszew has joined #openacs 23:57:28 graszew has quit 23:57:56 * davb listens... 23:58:27 brb 23:58:30 not too noisy with the one I have.