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Isn;t that the same in the "real world"?? :) 01:57:13 I am really scared about this MS settlement. I am also very disappointed in NYs attorney general. 01:57:44 But its probably not as bad as everyone is saying. I doubt they will take over the internet. 01:58:42 is there a new settlement with the 3 states that wanted to go to court? 01:59:03 I had fun trying to explain why we didn't need to duplicate data in our new database again today. Tomorrow I plan to hit my head against a brick wall repeatedly for a break. 01:59:09 Maybe, I can't keep up with it. 02:00:14 they aren't saying which states caved in, but last I heard NY was going to go along with it. 02:00:23 Not a peep on the AGs web site. 02:01:17 yeeehhaaaw 02:01:26 I got a 6 day vacation 02:01:36 suh-wheet 02:01:37 Excellent. Before or after the demo? 02:01:40 yeah 02:01:41 After 02:01:48 not bad. 02:02:27 Why do all stories about the Federal Reserve cutting interest rate not say WHICH rate they have changed? 02:03:11 Aha, I was right, its the overnight bank rate. Not for real people. 02:03:30 hmmm? 02:03:30 docwolf has joined #openacs 02:03:42 dgeilhufe has joined #OpenACS 02:03:49 hey doc 02:03:53 hello docwolf and dgeilhufe 02:05:17 Its the federal funds rate. Not the prime interest rate. 02:05:39 shagster has joined #openacs 02:06:40 hi everybody! 02:06:51 davb: someone buying a car? 02:06:52 how's it going? 02:07:37 talli has joined #openacs 02:07:38 not me. :) 02:07:45 hi talli. 02:07:47 hey guys 02:07:57 is geilhufe trying to get you guys to do something nasty? 02:08:12 not yet... 02:08:16 ah, rbm... just the man i wanted to speak with... 02:09:22 what's the word this eve, friends and foes? 02:09:45 hey talli 02:09:51 hey sporkie 02:09:53 i have discovered a new form of terrorism 02:10:13 you being a businessman, you know of any good places we can rent cheaply for a NYC OpenACS social? 02:10:22 vinoderrisom 02:10:34 my "friends" are signing me up on porn sites 02:10:37 with my email address 02:10:42 no need to "rent" 02:10:46 and "personal" sites 02:10:47 oy 02:10:50 we hosted the first one in our office 02:10:51 it's big enough 02:10:54 ack! 02:10:57 hopefully they're good sites 02:10:59 haha 02:11:01 how can i get friends like yours, doc? 02:11:09 I open my mailbox, and it's like a tidal wave of spam 02:11:10 are they paying? 02:11:13 talli: it wasn't you?? 02:11:14 dgeilhufe has quit 02:11:32 mmm... porn tidal waves 02:11:35 haha 02:11:38 http://www.oregonlive.com/metrowest/oregonian/index.ssf?/xml/story.ssf/html_standard.xsl?/base/metro_west_news/100444969518181382.xml 02:11:38 G: http://www.oregonlive.com/metrowest/oregonian/index.ssf?/xml/story.ssf/html_standard.xsl?/base/metro_west_news/100444969518181382.xml from davb 02:11:48 G:|5th grader programs in Visual Basic 02:11:49 titled item G 02:11:53 that's quite a URL there 02:11:57 G: get this kid some free software!! 02:11:57 commented item G 02:13:03 dude... the kid pulled the old "Werdna" trick... any old farts here recognize that name? 02:13:10 G: I mean Free Software 02:13:10 commented item G 02:13:45 man do i feel old. not just because of the teen porn in my mailbox, either. 02:14:01 i only know about redrum 02:14:02 "werdna" was the name of the villain in wizardry. 02:14:22 (the author was andrew greenburg) 02:14:29 Aha. Skipped that one. Thats not "old" though. I just never got a change to play it. 02:14:48 is that old or just incredibly nerdy? 02:14:49 My first computer game was "hunt the wumpus" 02:15:04 davb: wizardry was one of those games where you either really played it, or ignored it. no in between :-) 02:15:08 or something like that. and no ,talli its no what you are thinking. 02:15:12 hunt the wumpus... on the c64 02:15:18 * markd2 == docwolf 02:15:25 as far as wizardry goes 02:15:44 markd2: we are both embarrassing fossils. 02:15:52 (says docwolf, listening to the soundtrack from Tron) 02:16:01 I played over the telephone. My dad brought home a terminal with a thermal printer (no screen) :) 02:16:12 Now I am here. 02:16:21 docwolf: you get an award for the Tron line 02:16:21 I don't feel that much has changed. 02:16:35 talli: no, i'm serious -- i really _am_ listening to Tron 02:16:42 whoa 02:16:51 please kill me. 02:16:55 docwolf, i fear for your life 02:17:14 perhaps there is some anthrax you can get? i think that might help you. 02:17:39 i didn't know there was a soundtrack from tron 02:17:50 are you listening to it on vynil? cassette? 02:17:53 yep. written by a pretty famous new-age musician, wendy carlos. 02:17:54 eight track? 02:18:03 78 02:18:08 dope 02:18:11 on the old victrola 02:18:29 how is the hamster running inside? 02:18:37 how old is the hamster, i mean 02:18:43 a little paunchy. he's seen better days. 02:19:15 ugh.. maybe i need a time machine. I don't feel right in 2001. 02:20:08 though rumor has it that Disney has completely run out of ideas, and they may remake Tron. 02:20:55 * Sporkiephylax goes to bed 02:25:14 well, docwolf, if you're going to admit that you are listening to Tron, i will admit my sudden urge to listen to Total Eclipse of the Heart 02:25:44 and as a result, i've ended up on a webpage with an animated gif of Elmo 02:25:57 who the hell is Bright Eyes? 02:26:37 ShootMeUpElmo 02:31:27 talli: unfortunately, 02:31:48 that total eclipse thing came up in my mp3 playlist eariler this evening. i am doomed. 02:32:06 oooo... can you email it tome? 02:34:00 hehe... 02:34:12 dude 02:34:22 talli: upgrade your IRC client, if you know what i mean... 02:34:45 to what? 02:34:53 something like, oh, maybe AIM? 02:35:06 it looks like the only person here with dcc that works is markd2 02:35:15 unless my client is lying to me 02:35:16 it should work with me 02:41:43 aaronSw's should work - we use the same basic client 02:44:36 i think my client is just diseased or something 02:46:59 hey docwolf... 02:47:04 i heard you met stallman once... 02:47:07 how was it? 02:47:15 Well, Talli, now that you ask..... 02:47:27 does everyone want to hear an embarrassing tale? 02:47:50 * talli sits rapt at his workstation, awaiting a tale of emmense proportion 02:48:00 (rbm, you around? :-) ) 02:48:17 I'm sure i told this one before 02:48:20 sure! 02:48:51 ok, for posterity, and as a plug for roberto, i'll tell you the story of my trip to Roberto's Conference 02:49:01 in Utah last year. I'd go again if I had the chance. 02:49:29 So, Roberto invited me out to this GNU/OpenSource conference to speak. 02:50:00 I thought i'd build his club a clone & donate it to his club 02:50:19 and get some good press for arsdigita. (the server that I built is actually still running at fslc.usu.edu) 02:50:43 anyway, so i built this clone for the club, then flew to salt lake. 02:50:57 Sporkiephylax has quit 02:51:05 met up with another arsdigitan whom you may know (Uday Mathur), and we drove together from Salt Lake to Logan 02:51:45 We had a grand time... interesting landscape, huge houses with polygamists.. a great drive all around 02:52:06 so, we get to Logan, and meet up with Roberto. 02:52:15 mmmm... polygamy 02:52:30 Logan and USU are really interesting. They are squarely in the middle of nowhere. 02:53:07 It looks like a great place to study, because of its isolation 02:53:08 Psychephylax has joined #openacs 02:53:16 (I'm not surprised Baccus digs up dinosaurs there) 02:53:51 anyway, we meet up with Roberto and go out to dinner at.... I think it was Chilis. (I'm a big spender) 02:54:28 I decide to be virtuous, and eat a salad. MAJOR, MAJOR mistake. 02:55:18 ummm... is this the ryan's steak house story again? 02:55:32 Anyway, we drop off our ArsDigita schwag and then go off to our hotel rooms to get some sleep before the conference tomorrow 02:55:40 (ryans style story approaching..) 02:56:08 BTW, we stayed at the hotel on campus -- it was _awesome_ .. highly recommended. we were in the Penthouse Suite, it cost like $5. 02:56:41 I start to feel woozy... but in control. 02:57:08 the next morning..... as we're setting up our booth & the conference began, I had a major ryan's like episode. 02:57:37 so, i spent the day mostly running back & forth from the booth to the .. umm.. facilities. 02:57:45 oof 02:57:58 but roberto & uday got up and spoke in front of about 200 people 02:58:01 about the virtues of OpenACS 02:58:08 while I hurled, and handed out aD T-shirts. 02:58:18 must have been some salad 02:58:25 markd2: it was epic. 02:59:01 anyway, I was feeling really bad. My body clock was totally off, we were in the mountains, and I had some lethal ecoli. 02:59:09 whoa. stay away from the raunchy ranch in logan utah 02:59:27 so, the evening rolls around and stallman is going to give the keynote 02:59:58 but before he starts talking, roberto and Joe Grover (another one of the dudes that runs the free software club at utah) 03:00:19 were up at the podium giving away prizes --- mostly some t-shirts and o'reilly books. 03:00:42 as they were raffling off this stuff, a bloated, slovenly person sprang to the front of the room. 03:01:02 it was stallman. And he was harrassing roberto and joe about giving away books! 03:01:26 "Are those books really 'free'? How can you in good faith give away those books, and perpetuate this sort of licensing, etc..." 03:01:51 he was of course referring to the fact that O'reilly books aren't "free", in either sense. 03:01:58 whoa 03:02:14 so, poor joe and roberto were getting hammered up on stage. it was fucking horrible. 03:02:28 So, I pick up one of philip's books, and race up to the stage 03:02:35 is he, in fact, insane? 03:02:36 (it must have been the bacterial toxins going to my head) 03:02:50 or the greenspun RDF 03:02:51 but I shouted out: "Look, _this_ book is free -- we can raffle it off instead." 03:03:12 and i showed it to stallman. He didn't look pleased to see philip's smiling puss on the cover. 03:03:31 Stallman is just jealous of Alex 03:03:39 so, stallman shut his pie-hole, we raffled the stack of philip books off 03:03:48 and the crisis was averted. 03:03:56 does stallman not like philip? 03:04:13 stallman was pissed, because as I later learned, charging up to the stage and making accusations 03:04:16 is part of his "act". 03:04:30 heh 03:04:32 I'm sorry though, he was acting like a fucking tool. (pardon my french)( 03:04:54 yeah. You shouldn't use 'tool' in a family forum like this, you bastard. 03:04:59 haha 03:05:11 if he had a problem with Tim O'reilly, he should take it up with o'reilly 03:05:26 and not try to humiliate the two dudes who arranged a pretty big software conference in his honor. 03:06:10 later that evening, we all went out to dinner. 03:06:20 stallman did not become any less strange. 03:06:50 he spent most of the dinner playing with his laptop. (no, i'm not kidding) 03:07:40 what was he doing on his laptop? hacking emacs? 03:07:50 I think he was just responding to email 03:07:58 it was really weird. 03:08:18 so, i don't think this year's guest, bruce perens, will be as.. umm.. "exciting" :-) 03:08:33 hopefully more sane 03:08:56 I get pissed when people try to pull the full-on "star treatment" 03:09:12 stallman's showboating at roberto's expense didn't fly with me. 03:11:16 well, he sounds like a mal-developed person. at least in terms of his person in social contexts 03:16:13 ugh.. that describes most people at MIT. 03:16:26 heh 03:16:28 oops, did i type that, or did I just _think_ that? 03:16:34 do you know if other Prestegious Schools (like CMU) are like that? 03:17:58 haha. i think MIT is _special_, because they get people who applied to harvard, but didn't have the social skills. 03:18:26 can I add that to my quote file? 03:18:34 haha 03:20:56 old man needs his sleep 03:20:58 catch folks tomorrow 03:21:03 markd2 has quit 03:21:04 later markd2 03:21:33 ok, this guy is going to spend some time learning more about the classic film Tron. 03:21:39 see you guys later as well 03:21:46 talli has quit 03:53:58 hey doc. you still here? 03:54:30 * rbm still feels chivers go up his spine when he thinks of Stallman going up on the stage 03:57:05 I don't think I'll ever forget Adam and Uday saving our butts that day :) 04:00:27 haha 04:00:29 hi roberto 04:00:47 it was quite a day! 04:01:01 here's to hoping that this year's show isn't as... umm... eventful ;-) 04:01:45 hehe 04:01:56 Bruce should be more sociable :) 04:02:17 docwolf: Unfortunately, because of the economic climate, we don't have anything to give away thus far :( 04:02:50 d'oh 04:02:55 i wish i could help :-( 04:03:16 I think we're going to go to the bookstore and buy a couple ORA books to give away 04:03:25 cool 04:03:35 i'm surprised o'reilly hasn't volunteered a few copies 04:03:38 But that's pretty much going to be it. 04:40:08 aegrumet has joined #openacs 04:55:57 [GlobalNotice] Hello, just a quick note to everyone that we seem to have found the bugs which were causing the ircd to core last time we tried to convert to dancer-ircd. 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They have all the New York universities favorite books at amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/cm/browse-communities/-/214822/books/ref=cm_detail/104-5665802-0158347 15:35:11 apparently you guys don't buy enough books at amazon... 15:35:52 oh, if you go to State University of New York, then Stony Brook, it works. 15:36:32 hey 15:36:46 This is #3 at Syrcuse University: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/cm/browse-communities/-/214822/books/ref=cm_detail/104-5665802-0158347 15:38:31 i don't get it 15:44:01 what why so many people bought a Fortran book? 15:45:55 * markd2 *hearts* fortran 15:46:55 They have lists for music, videos etc too. This is _really_ cool. 15:46:58 Because Fortran is still used by Mechanical and Electrical Engineers 15:47:09 Aha. 15:47:42 aegrumet has joined #openacs 15:47:50 Hi aegrumet 15:47:55 hey all 15:48:15 davb: rss generation stuff is coming along 15:48:33 service contract is defined and data model files written 15:48:37 Great. 15:48:50 SOrry I haven't been much help :) 15:48:54 is okay 15:49:16 I only manage to grab the odd hour on nights or weekends 15:49:27 hopefully will have something workable by the coming weekend 15:49:47 It will be a very useful package. 16:04:32 shagster has quit 16:10:04 [GlobalNotice] Hi all. We'll be restarting services in a moment, accompanied by some splits. Thanks in advance for your patience. 16:11:35 davb has quit 16:11:35 rbm has quit 16:11:35 AaronSw has quit 16:12:00 AaronSw has joined #openacs 16:12:00 davb has joined #openacs 16:12:00 rbm has joined #openacs 16:12:24 This channel is logged: http://www.blogspace.com/openacs/chatlogs/ and blogged: http://www.thedesignexperience.org/openacs/ircblog 16:13:31 docwolf has quit 16:36:03 Yahoo! 16:36:03 http://mathworld.wolfram.com/ 16:36:04 A: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/ from davb 16:36:12 A:| Eric's Mathworld Returns!! 16:36:12 titled item A 16:36:58 A: [What happened to Mathworld| http://mathworld.wolfram.com/erics_commentary.html] 16:36:58 commented item A 16:40:39 I am glad its back, but I don't like the settlement at all. But then again, its not my stuff and I am very happy the resource is available. 16:41:29 A: Bottom Line, make sure if you ever sell a book, to be very clear about online distribution rights. 16:41:29 commented item A 16:50:01 good site! I need to get reacquainted with most of that:-) 16:50:51 Yeah, my head is spinning. I have to get back up to speed on my math if I want to study computer science. 17:00:27 * AaronSw reconnects 17:20:01 hey Psychephylax, you around? 17:25:04 yes 17:25:07 I think 17:25:15 Might not be around for much longer 17:25:53 ok 17:26:17 a friend from munich had some SNMP questions. figured I'd tell him to catch you here 17:26:19 what's up 17:26:23 sure 17:26:42 i'm no SNMP pro though 17:26:43 so if some weird guy named Branimir shows up, he's a bud of mine 17:26:47 you know more than me! 17:26:56 I started talking about email before he bitchslapped me 17:28:39 lol 17:28:58 loggy has joined #openacs 17:28:58 topic is: Welcome to the OpenACS Helpline | http://www.openacs.org/ 17:28:58 Users on #openacs: loggy AaronSw davb rbm aegrumet chump abbaJ Psychephylax ola markd2 17:28:59 This channel is logged: http://www.blogspace.com/openacs/chatlogs/ and blogged: http://www.thedesignexperience.org/openacs/ircblog 17:38:10 hazmat has joined #openacs 17:40:17 Hi hazmat 17:40:37 hi davb 17:46:54 hi 17:50:36 docwolf has joined #openacs 17:50:47 hi, everybody! 17:52:49 hi 17:55:57 hey wolfman, did you catch that VCER video? 17:56:12 pretty funny spoof on ER 17:57:39 heh, sounds funny 17:58:08 oh is that the Real Aaron Swartz? 17:58:15 (not the robot) 17:58:17 no 17:58:18 it's the clone 17:58:23 This is the real one. 17:58:24 man he's good! 17:58:31 The robot takes my place since I'm at O'Reilly's P2PCon 17:58:54 Yeah, saw some of the logs on blogspace.com 18:00:28 ah, cool 18:02:24 to lunch ---> 18:02:41 same 18:03:12 shagster has joined #openacs 18:06:25 * AaronSw disconnects 18:18:28 adler has joined #openacs 18:18:57 hazmat, i'll be around all afternoon (morning for you) if you have any keyword questions. 18:19:17 thanks davb 18:19:44 i'm still working through my email for the day. 18:19:50 np 18:21:27 i think i'm gonna hold off and just work on webmail for now, i'm pretty sure i'm just going to avoid the cr at this point, as i already have a non cr data model that works, and i'm lacking confidence in the scalability of the cr. 18:27:34 I see. Well I think the CR can work, but it has never been really tested. 18:35:58 * hazmat has been a guinea pig before, and didn't like it :( 18:38:56 hazmat: what did you try? 18:39:21 aegrumet has quit 18:46:02 you mean being a guinea big or the cr alternative.... or something else ? 18:47:02 in what situation were you the guinea pig? related to oacs, or did your big brother tell you eat something in the sandbox or something like? 18:47:19 or your big brother made you use oacs in the sandbox 18:48:24 hazmat: tell us about your parents. 18:51:41 well i put an acs4.0 system into production, if that counts as being a guinea big... 18:52:04 but i guess most of the time i make others into guinea pigs.... 18:52:10 is it public? 18:53:00 it was, before management decided to scrap the acs and go with a template toolkit based solution ala citysearch.com , the site was www.countingdown.com 18:54:17 s/was/is 18:55:03 forgive me if you've gone over this before, but what was their main gripe? 18:59:25 i think part of it was politics (i never learned that game), specific issues were the scaling of the bboards (they were using ubb perl cgi, for their old site which had some obscene amount of messages which when converted over slowed the site to a grind), some issues with the templating and working with the designer tools (dreamweaver specifically), the biggest one by far was their inability to find *anyone* who they could hire 19:00:09 :'-( 19:00:13 who they could hire to work with the system (i was under contract, and had little desire for a perm. position in the entertainment world, although they had nice offices on the dreamworks campus) 19:00:35 how well does the templating system work with dreamweaver ? 19:00:36 oh well 19:01:11 they tried to find people and they had aD quoting six figures, they wanted someone in house, keep in mind that this was when acs4.0 was brand spanking new... 19:02:08 adler: i'm not sure what version of dreamweaver it was but based templating systems will always suffer since html standards say ignore what you don't understand 19:02:31 adler: probably the best design/programmer based system i've seen are zope's page templates 19:03:11 much less work than full blown xslt publishing system, yet they also keep application logic out of the presentation layer, and allow designers to use their favorite tools. 19:03:53 http://www.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Projects/ZPT/FrontPage 19:03:54 B: http://www.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Projects/ZPT/FrontPage from hazmat 19:05:06 B: Zope Presentation Templates, an elegant seperation of business and presentation logic that is designer friendly, based on xmlns attribute substitution in html tags, loosely reminiscent of enhydra's xmlc 19:05:07 commented item B 19:09:20 thanks hazmat 19:09:28 np 19:10:24 Some folk I work with are buying dreamweaver, although I think it's because just want to feel like paying n hundred dollars will solve their problems. 19:11:10 davb - weren't you trying to remove extra new lines from a file? did you use perl 19:11:52 I forget... perl works though. 19:12:17 Dreamweaver is nice, but I haven't used it in a couple of years. 19:12:24 adler, I used the DEL key :) 19:13:28 here is a nice list of handy perl one-liners 19:13:28 http://www.rice.edu/web/perl-edit.html 19:13:29 C: http://www.rice.edu/web/perl-edit.html from davb 19:13:47 C:|Edit your HTML files with a one-line perl program 19:13:47 titled item C 19:17:59 the onlyproblem is editing newlines because perl generally interates inbetween linebreaks 19:19:56 aha 19:20:43 Grax has joined #openacs 19:20:52 Grax is now known as dwalker 19:23:13 anyone remember this? 19:23:14 http://bbspot.com/News/2000/8/aol_hours.html 19:23:14 D: http://bbspot.com/News/2000/8/aol_hours.html from davb 19:23:31 D:|AOL's new plan 1000 hours/month 19:23:31 titled item D 19:23:51 D: check out www.aol.com - real offer 1000 hours for 45 days 19:23:51 commented item D 19:23:56 D: life imitates art 19:23:56 commented item D 19:27:14 as if the lottery wasn't already a good enough tax on people bad at math 19:27:29 d: AOL CEO Steve Case said, "This is a fabulous opportunity for our customers. We are offering them 33% more time online for only 9% more. This is the truly the deal of the century." 19:28:01 D: AOL CEO Steve Case said, "This is a fabulous opportunity for our customers. We are offering them 33% more time online for only 9% more. This is the truly the deal of the century." 19:28:01 commented item D 19:28:27 i turned out to be the chump 19:28:50 heh. I should setup a documentation page one of these days. 19:29:21 I admit I did check aol.com to be sure 19:30:51 shagster has quit 19:30:58 Psychephylax has quit 19:31:00 shagster has joined #openacs 19:31:16 of course I knew immediately it was fictional after seeing http://bbspot.com/News/2000/9/linux_laid.html - Linux Developer Gets Laid 19:31:41 Right, that would be impossible. 19:32:23 Don't I know it 19:34:23 FBI investigators have begun to focus their attention on laboratories with access to the bacteria, Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge said Wednesday. 19:34:28 quick aren't they? 19:35:39 davb has changed the topic to: Welcome to the off-topic channel http://openacs.org 19:36:21 exactly 19:36:57 why are the events module and the calendar module disconnected in openacs 3.2.5? 19:37:05 davb has changed the topic to: openacs | free web toolkit | http://openacs.org 19:37:15 or did I miss a connection somewhere? 19:37:29 I am not familiar with those modules 19:42:31 different heritages 19:44:23 I suppose if I make a monthly view for events it will do what I need 19:45:33 Psychephylax has joined #openacs 19:58:49 adler has quit 20:00:04 yep, NY's attorney general caves in to MS : Before the hearing, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer announced his state would be joined by Illinois, North Carolina, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Louisiana and Maryland in approving a revised settlement they negotiated through the night with Microsoft. 20:00:04 "We have gotten a remedy proportionate to the findings affirmed the D.C. Circuit," Spitzer said, referring to the federal appeals court ruling this summer that concluded Microsoft was an illegal monopoly but should not be broken into two companies 20:05:53 dwalker has quit 20:31:37 talli has joined #openacs 20:31:47 hey guys 20:32:16 heya 20:33:09 very smart. 20:33:56 anyone here have qmail mojo? 20:34:09 I have no mojo 20:34:09 what are you trying to do? 20:34:14 I have some ojom though 20:34:17 heh 20:34:18 I have installed it twice. 20:34:24 I'm trying to move a client to a new box 20:34:25 and I'm doing qmail 20:34:29 I copied the /var/qmail dir over 20:34:38 and tweaked the various files to do what I think should be done 20:34:42 but it's not listening to port 25 20:34:51 so it doesn't receive mail 20:35:18 that would be a problem. you have to link in the startup script into init.d or wherever depending on the OS 20:35:40 I'm running the init.d startup script (copied from the working box) by hand 20:35:52 Aha, that should work. 20:35:52 it says it starts up, I see logging @400000003be99aa12be90144 status: local 0/10 remote 0/20 20:35:56 and the processes are there 20:36:01 but I telnet to port 25, and no joy 20:36:07 I never learned to decipher the qmail logs... 20:36:14 * davb looks at his config files 20:37:06 mark 20:37:23 is this a publicly available machine? have you port scanned it? 20:37:38 maybe it's listening on a diff port and/or your firewall is blocking access? 20:37:56 hmm.. good idea. lemme check 20:37:57 I usually nmap localhost and nmap ip from a remote machine 20:39:04 I am using daemontools to run qmail. I got the scripts off a link from www.qmail.org somewhere. 20:39:13 Is that sufficiently vaugue for you? 20:39:53 do you have something like this? 20:39:57 tcprules /etc/tcp.smtp.cdb /etc/tcp.smtp.tmp < /etc/tcp.smtp 20:40:36 or whatever. I am not sure that would actually not allow you to connect to port 25 though, just sets the rules for relaying. 20:41:06 hmmm 20:41:15 even coming from localhost it's not connecting 20:43:50 did you do ps -A | grep qmail 20:43:51 ? 20:44:09 it could just die right away 20:44:33 yep. the whole family is running 20:45:54 this can't hurt 20:45:55 http://www.qmail.org/top.html#tips 20:45:55 E: http://www.qmail.org/top.html#tips from davb 20:46:00 E:|Qmail Tips 20:46:00 titled item E 20:47:23 the permissions thing is the main one to check. 20:48:20 Also I just found out about: 20:48:21 http://www.apress.com/catalog/book/1893115402/ 20:48:21 F: http://www.apress.com/catalog/book/1893115402/ from davb 20:48:28 F:|The qmail Handbook 20:48:28 titled item F 20:50:23 oooh 20:53:26 life with qmail is pretty good 20:53:50 docwolf has left #openacs 20:58:19 found my problem (I htink) 20:58:21 qmail-smtpd isn't running 20:58:26 I need to get that running 21:01:17 That should do it. 21:01:54 wtf 21:02:00 text areas can't be named? 21:02:17 really? 21:02:47 like this I think. 21:04:10 no that's default text 21:04:20 Ok. hmmm. 21:06:46 looks like NAME is valid 21:07:11 ie: The TEXTAREA element's NAME attribute provides the name used 21:07:16 http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/forms/textarea.html 21:07:16 G: http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/forms/textarea.html from davb 21:07:23 G:| Textarea HTML syntax 21:07:23 titled item G 21:08:05 cool 21:08:14 Must have forgotten to hit reload when I tried it 21:10:11 :) 21:10:59 if I'm making a lookup table 21:11:03 like: 21:11:06 1 User error 21:11:10 2 New request 21:11:15 3 User is dumb 21:11:26 Do I need anything special? 21:11:48 You just want to code it into the HTML? 21:12:00 in a 21:21:14 or something like that. 21:21:31 oops: from snmp_incidents i 21:22:08 brb 21:22:27 that' won't work 21:22:30 we don't know what m is 21:23:03 Mark, wanna earn some cookies? 21:23:34 sure 21:23:40 I'm on the phone, so I'm floating in and out 21:24:02 i have my main table snmp_incidents and a little subtable that has incident_id and incident_desc 21:24:29 where incident_desc stores mappings like : 1 -> New Call, 2 -> Firmware check...etc 21:24:56 How can i do a select something1, something2, something3 from blah (but have something3 replaced with the actual description 21:25:15 like something3 = 1 but I want it replaced with "Signal Check" 21:27:21 select t1.something1, t1.something2, (select spoon from table3 t3 where t3.thingie = t1.bork) as spoon thing from table1 t1, table2 t2 where .... 21:27:50 aha 21:32:35 how's this: 21:32:37 select t1.modem_mac, (select problem_desc from incident_map t2 where t2.problem_id = t1.problem_id) as problem_id from snmp_incidents t1, incidents_map t2 where t1.modem_mac = $modem_mac 21:33:19 oops I like out m :) 21:33:59 you like out m all you want 21:34:03 but you left it out :) 21:34:14 heh 21:34:19 time for me to go! later 21:34:22 davb has quit 21:35:06 aha 21:37:57 adler has joined #openacs 21:38:26 you are all welcomed to join me and the ladies in #hottub 21:39:32 k2pts has joined #openacs 21:40:51 heh 21:41:10 arg 21:41:25 TO_CHAR(t1.incident_date, 'mm-dd-yyyy hh:mi:ssam') as t1.incident_date 21:41:28 that look right? 21:44:42 lose the second t1 21:44:49 just 'as incident_date' 21:44:55 you might want to call it 'pretty_incident_date' 21:45:00 adler has quit 21:45:01 if you'll be sorting / grouping by that column 21:46:05 heh 21:46:06 no 21:46:09 sorting by date 21:46:14 well, lol, yeah that column 21:46:17 * Psychephylax smacks himself 21:47:33 see 21:47:37 it's losing all of my history now 21:47:40 it's not matching 21:48:29 aegrumet has joined #openacs 21:49:31 Mark? 21:50:02 * AaronSw reconnects 21:51:43 hazmat has quit 21:51:44 sorry 21:51:47 phased out 21:51:57 make sure it works without that subquery 21:51:58 then add it in 21:52:07 it worked 21:52:12 I altered the query and it's bombing out 21:52:15 stuff in the 'select .blah' line won't affect your results 21:52:20 set modem_mac $modem_mac 21:52:20 db_multirow incident_id incidents_select { 21:52:20 select t1.incident_id, t1.cm_rcv_pwr, t1.cm_c_to_n_ratio, TO_CHAR(t1.incident_date, 'mm-dd-yyyy hh:mi:ssam') as pretty_incident_date, (select\ 21:52:20 problem_desc from incident_map t2 where t2.problem_id = t1.problem_id) as pretty_problem_id from snmp_incidents t1, incident_map t2 where t1\ 21:52:20 .mac_address = :modem_mac order by pretty_incident_date desc 21:52:22 } 21:52:44 andf you take out (select ;problem_desc...), it works? 21:52:48 ola has quit 21:53:05 this works: #db_multirow incident_id incidents_select { 21:53:05 p_incidents where mac_address = :modem_mac order by incident_date desc 21:53:19 well, yeah, since you commented out everything 21:53:59 no I mean it worked before I commented it out! 21:54:09 Why would I uncomment just so I can paste it in for you :P 21:54:46 it doesn't crap out, it just doesn't match my mac anymore 21:55:13 ola has joined #openacs 21:55:32 i got 10 min to finish this :( 21:57:58 Ahhhhhhhhh! 21:57:59 heh 21:58:20 * markd2 tries not to think how Spork's brain works 21:59:00 I don't get it it's not matching at all 21:59:19 the query makes sense to me 21:59:23 I don't see why it's not working though 21:59:37 t1.mac_address = :modem_mac 21:59:37 is not working 22:02:14 Hey does anybody know how one would go about terminating a delinquent db query programmatically? 22:02:26 i.e. a search query which just ain't returning 22:02:52 aegrumet: what do you mean a search query which ain't returning? 22:03:37 sometimes a user enters a search phrase which throws us for a loop 22:03:41 openfts? 22:03:44 nope 22:03:46 Intermedia 22:03:58 even if the user hits "stop" on their browser 22:04:06 AOLserver continues to wait 22:04:14 as Intermedia churns away 22:04:35 I want essentially to be able to kill the db call 22:04:40 IIRC there were some posts in the aolserver mailing list on how to kill specific threads but don't remember the details sorry. 22:04:49 okay I'll do a search 22:05:22 Mark, you have any suggestions? 22:05:38 Come to think of it, I think we can do thread waits in tcl 22:05:53 maybe we can do thread termination too 22:10:21 sorry - doing bidness tuff now :-( brb 22:10:48 heh 22:11:22 I'd try the queries in sqlplus. 22:11:23 "Search the archives" at listserv.aol.com hanging... 22:11:36 get it working without the subquery and wihtout a bind variable (hard-code something you know works) 22:11:49 then add the subquery with the same hard-coded value so you know it works, then put it into the tcl page 22:11:57 andrew - not really any way to kill a connection thread 22:12:12 i just did 22:12:25 you could do something gross like have the connection thread delegate the search to another thread, wait around for a while, and then termiate it if it doesn't come back 22:12:29 (that's for andrew) 22:12:37 so, does it work for both in sqlplus? 22:12:53 SQL> select t1.incident_id, (select problem_desc from incident_map t2 where t2.problem_id = t1.problem_id) as pretty_problem_id from snmp_incidents t1, incident_map t2 where t1.mac_address = '00:E0:6F:01:54:B2'; 22:12:58 that works in sqlplus 22:14:20 select t1.incident_id, t1.cm_rcv_pwr, t1.cm_c_to_n_ratio, TO_CHAR(t1.incident_date, 'mm-dd-yyyy hh:mi:ss am') as pretty_incident_date, (sel\ 22:14:20 ect problem_desc from incident_map t2 where t2.problem_id = t1.problem_id) as pretty_problem_id from snmp_incidents t1, incident_map t2 whe\ 22:14:20 re t1.mac_address = :modem_mac order by pretty_incident_date desc 22:14:27 my query is identical! 22:14:56 maybe my display logic is off 22:15:46 what if you have ithe modem_mac hard-coded in the tcl page? 22:15:50 do you still get no results? 22:16:30 k2pts has left #openacs 22:16:31 I do have it hard coded lol 22:17:07 definetly display logic 22:17:09 cool. then it's not the query ;-) 22:18:09 no it's not 22:18:16 but why the fsck is it not displaying 22:18:24 the as thing 22:18:32 let me ask you this 22:18:44 db_multirow incident_id incidents_select { 22:18:51 and inside I have "as" 22:18:56 oh nm, it works for the other 22:20:47 question 22:21:02 if I want to dump a multirow into an ns_log...how do I do that? 22:21:16 dunno 22:21:51 * markd2 goes to start preparing soup 22:28:05 talli has quit 22:53:38 * AaronSw disconnects 22:54:42 * markd2 connects 22:54:43 * markd2 disconnects 22:54:46 * markd2 connects 22:54:50 I don't see what the big deal is 23:19:02 * AaronSw reconnects 23:20:54 * AaronSw disconnects 23:22:17 aegrumet has quit 23:37:39 ola has quit 23:40:50 anyone still here? 23:40:55 mark? 23:42:36 hi 23:42:39 hey 23:42:49 I played around with that a bit more and came to this conclusion 23:43:03 There's something strange with the way multirow is being handled 23:43:07 because: 23:43:13 I have query1 and query2 23:43:20 and adp1 23:43:27 Both queries work 23:43:34 but only one will show up in an ADP 23:44:06 hazmat has joined #openacs 23:44:17 weird 23:44:32 I've not had a problem with db_multirow before 23:44:34 yeah 23:44:42 check out your page source in case there's like a hanging tag or something 23:44:50 yeah that's the other thing 23:44:57 it doesn't show anything for my table 23:45:01 hang on 23:45:07 anyone know of a way to reload tcl libs without restarting the server and waiting for the qd to go through hundreds of files... 23:45:16 yeah 23:45:27 you can set AOLServer to watch your files by going to site-map 23:47:29 ok 23:47:32 here's the thing 23:48:07 the adp page that outputs this, outputs the query perfectly with the simple query 23:49:13 the moment I replace the simple query with the more complex (which also works) it doesn't output anything 23:49:39 davb has joined #OpenACS 23:49:42 hey dave 23:49:47 put in one of those 'if nothing found' clauses and see if it hits that 23:49:54 hi guys 23:49:58 what do you mean? 23:50:24 look at the docs for db_multirow. t here should be a bit of syntax for some code to run if no rows are found 23:50:39 it finds rows though! 23:50:41 it'd be interesting to see if the db_multirow just isn't seeing everything 23:50:48 hmmm 23:50:54 oh 23:51:12 let me see 23:51:34 arg 23:51:49 I don't have time to do all this research I have to do 2 homeworks and study for a midterm tomorrow 23:52:09 go study 23:52:09 is there a way to ns_log a db_multirow? 23:52:15 dunno 23:52:17 This is frustrating me! 23:52:27 you can always put in ns_logs in the db_multirow impelemtnation 23:52:33 it's in tcl 23:52:50 arg 23:52:54 I must get away from this 23:53:03 that is probably the best thing to do. 23:53:04 I'll talk to you guys tomorrow or Friday after I finish my stuff 23:53:22 I was hoping to have this work before Friday's demo but I don't think that will work 23:54:29 hazmat, visit the APM. if a file changes in a package there should be a reload link next to it. 23:55:30 dave, can't he just go to package manager > package > files then click on the "watch" link to watch that file? 23:55:33 i need to migrate the files from the server tcl lib directory to a package directory, thanks though, i had forgotten about that. 23:57:08 this is shorter. if it detects a changed file, it invites you to watch it. you don;t have to go the the package_name->manage_files link. 23:57:10 np 23:57:21 so far it is my favorite feature 23:59:54 arg... i just learned a dumb lesson, don't put symlinks to other openacs systems in your package directories...