00:06:44 Psychephylax!!! 00:18:32 paje (~paje@slxwy.dorms.usu.edu) has joined #openacs 00:24:00 oh. I guess we'll have to convict now 00:29:45 :) 00:29:54 paje!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 00:29:54 paje is, like, the medicine man and oracle in Amazonian tribes 00:30:05 paje!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 00:30:05 i heard i was a silly bot 00:30:07 paje!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 00:30:07 rumour has it i am a silly bot 00:30:32 markd2 (~Snak@h166-102-030-106.ip.alltel.net) has joined #Openacs 00:30:52 Hey psyche, denshi, markd2. What's up? 00:31:45 The road is hell is paved with unbought stuffed dogs. 00:32:06 s/^is/to/ ? 00:32:33 benadida (~benadida@66-108-98-245.nyc.rr.com) has joined #openacs 00:32:42 rbm: thx 00:32:55 yo ben 00:32:57 yo 00:33:03 hey ben 00:33:08 hey Roberto 00:33:11 nice of you to join us. 00:33:25 I'm trying to make more time for the chat room :) 00:34:03 sup moo man 00:34:17 benadida: Just hang around. You don't have to actively be looking at the channel. Just come back once in a while and see if we're discussing something interesting and join in. Or start your own discussions. 00:34:31 yo 00:35:27 rbm: will do 00:35:43 I've never been a big IRC user, so consider me a newbie 00:35:50 and if we start talking about goats, or Talli's lack of pants, you can take that as a sign to nod, smile, and back away slowly 00:36:03 :-) 00:36:12 are you kidding, I was just wondering this morning how many lines of code in OpenACS were written by hackers without any pants on 00:36:29 an important problem, I think 00:36:42 and possibly a PR disaster 00:36:42 *shudder* 00:36:53 heheh 00:37:02 paje is also | a Peson Assembled for Judo and Exploration 00:37:02 okay, Psychephylax. 00:37:07 paje? 00:37:07 Psychephylax? 00:37:11 paje! 00:37:16 paje, what are you? 00:37:17 i am probably the medicine man and oracle in Amazonian tribes 00:37:19 paje, what are you? 00:37:19 i am a silly bot 00:37:21 paje, what are you? 00:37:21 somebody said i was a silly bot 00:37:22 paje, what are you? 00:37:22 i heard i was the medicine man and oracle in Amazonian tribes 00:37:24 paje, what are you? 00:37:24 somebody said i was a Peson Assembled for Judo and Exploration 00:37:28 woohooo 00:37:28 paje, who are you? 00:37:28 paje is, like, the medicine man and oracle in Amazonian tribes 00:37:38 oops...spelling mistake 00:37:48 paje, when is the long dark teatime of the soul? 00:37:48 denshi: no idea 00:37:53 mark how do I make him forget only the mistaken part 00:39:11 paje, nslookup goatse.cx 00:39:15 what's a peson? 00:39:16 goatse.cx is 209.242.124.241 00:39:31 wow. paje is a tough bot. that always kills bender. 00:39:35 paje, nslookup oralse.cx 00:39:36 oralse.cx is 216.40.211.163 00:39:36 what is it with goatse.cx that docwolf asks paje to tell us its IP everyday? 00:40:16 paje, should I be scared? 00:40:16 i don't know, benadida 00:40:16 i just want to test paje's strength. it's like a rite of passage for bots today. 00:40:26 lol 00:40:30 bender still cannot handle it without segfaulting 00:40:54 analse.cx is amsuing, the same way goatse.cx is, but different 00:40:56 paje, how old is paula abdul? 00:40:56 i don't know, psychephylax 00:41:06 benadida: paje is our trusty bot. he's cool. 00:41:38 damn it...doesn't anyone know how old Paula Abdul is? 00:41:44 37? 00:41:49 42? 00:41:57 37 + 42? 00:41:57 79 00:42:01 paje: botsnack 00:42:01 thanks rbm :) 00:42:19 Damn it 00:42:22 You're not helping 00:42:28 rbm: yeah, I figured as much, it doesn't make this stuff any less scary :) 00:42:46 benadida: So what's up in the .lrn front? 00:42:55 2002 - 1963 00:42:55 39 00:42:59 wooo... 00:43:06 benadida: I'm writing a Paypal service contract and implementation for the e-commerce package. 00:43:07 paje, 39 - 22 00:43:07 17 00:43:10 hmmm 00:43:16 * rbm twacks Psychephylax 00:43:25 rbm: that's cool about paypal. 00:43:27 * Psychephylax bites rbm 00:43:40 Psychephylax: HA! I'm wearing my steel boots 00:43:47 Psychephylax is now known as mbr 00:43:48 rbm: as for dotLRN, we're continuing to work on putting everything out there in the open, after all of you justifiably slapped us upside the head 00:43:49 :) 00:44:19 our next step is to write more docs in a form that we can put out there and get people to understand dotLRN and extend it to their liking 00:44:44 The Berklee folks are going to jump in and do some serious PG porting. 00:44:45 damn 00:44:50 and that's about the news for now :) 00:44:51 for 39 Paula Abdul looks stunning 00:44:57 paje, get me a date with her! 00:44:57 mbr: what? 00:45:07 benadida: That's great! 00:45:12 paje, you're useless 00:45:12 mbr: sorry... 00:45:14 Paul Abdul isn't bad but she was better back in her "cold-hearted snake" days 00:45:33 paje, I love you anyways 00:45:33 benadida: huh? 00:45:33 Was it those days I wasn't born in yet? 00:45:34 PG porting to what? 00:45:35 win32? 00:45:44 denshi: porting .lrn to PG 00:45:51 paje, ignore mbr 00:45:51 denshi: sorry... 00:46:16 right, the Berklee folks are going to be the first user of dotLRN on PG, they have a very accelerated schedule, so they've taken on the full time porting/adjustment of the core PG data model 00:46:34 benadida: Excellent! 00:46:38 we're helping out and we're going to make sure all the packages we recommend are also happy on PG, because, heck, *we* want to use it on PG 00:47:14 docwolf has left #openacs 00:47:26 benadida: Yeah. I'm sure many people would rather use it on PG. 00:48:18 the berklee folks are a consulting firm or the music college? 00:48:58 lethedrinker: the music college 00:49:35 interesting. 00:51:27 they are doing some heavy OpenACS work. 00:52:16 http://www.dartmouth.edu/~news/releases/june02/rogers.shtml 00:52:16 A: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~news/releases/june02/rogers.shtml from markd2 00:52:26 A:| Mister Rogers' Dartmouth comencement speech 00:52:26 titled item A 00:52:28 paje, have you made arrangements for my date with Paula? 00:52:28 no idea, mbr 00:52:35 A: Mister Rogers rules (tm) 00:52:35 added comment A1 00:52:41 markd2: who's him? 00:52:57 Mister Rogers is a long-time children's show host 00:53:29 he's the leader of the crypto-sweater-industrial complex 00:53:35 heh 00:53:40 Won't you be my.. "neighbor" ? 00:54:16 http://www.jwz.org/gruntle/rogers.html 00:54:16 B: http://www.jwz.org/gruntle/rogers.html from denshi 00:54:25 B: completely unverifiable. 00:54:25 added comment B1 00:54:29 B: but funny 00:54:29 added comment B2 00:55:51 I wouldn't be surprised about his son 00:56:03 Mister Rogers is a methodist minister, and PKs tend to be wild 00:57:13 in a certain sense, being Mister Rogers has to be hella cool 00:57:33 "who's mr. Rogers? that's right, baby, I am." 01:00:31 * mbr goes to bed 01:00:34 nite nite :) 01:00:47 I think mbr ordered that incorrectly 01:01:13 hmm? 01:02:02 vinod (~vinod@208-59-181-165.s1181.apx1.sbo.ma.dialup.rcn.com) has joined #openacs 01:02:17 vinoooodle! 01:02:31 haha 01:02:31 hey markd2! 01:02:51 limphvinod! 01:03:07 oh no, he's lymphing again 01:03:17 you'd think he'd be able to go see a doctor or something 01:03:34 doctors shmoctors 01:04:07 i don't trust em 01:04:12 vinod is a cyborg 01:04:19 docwolf (~wolf@adsl-34-58-117.mia.bellsouth.net) has joined #openacs 01:04:20 doctors can't help him 01:04:33 speaking of non-trustworthy doctors 01:04:41 Hi, Everybody! 01:05:00 Remember, no matter what happens, let's not get the law involved! one hand washes the other.. oh, that reminds me.... 01:05:07 lol 01:05:29 * rbm goes to shower 01:05:41 one hand washes the other rbm? 01:05:42 * markd2 suddenly feels unclean 01:05:52 suddenly? 01:05:57 * denshi takes his hands out of this group 01:06:36 denshi: the other hand and also the rest of the body 01:09:09 so markd2, how was the TA'ing? did the students treat you well? 01:09:49 actually yeah 01:09:52 well... he feels unclean now, so draw your own conclusions 01:09:55 even after I brought a bad stomach bug with me 01:10:02 I just don't feel "fresh" 01:10:06 ahh - it's all coming together now :-) 01:10:26 i didn't realize docwolf's energy drinks had made it that far north yet 01:10:32 We had fun. The material is a blast 01:10:40 well, rzolf was in the class 01:10:48 so the transitivity principle probably had something to do with it 01:10:53 haha 01:12:09 cool - i was just unpacking my books yesterday and came up with all my old mac-programming books and mags. things have changed a lot since then 01:18:12 davb (dave@alb-24-58-162-82.nycap.rr.com) has joined #openacs 01:18:29 speaking of docwolf energy drinks, when are they going to make it west to austin? 01:18:35 hi 01:18:38 moo, davb 01:18:40 * davb triumphantly returns 01:18:45 i'm not sure if they are legal in texas. 01:18:55 * vinod hails the return of davb 01:18:57 they're legal? 01:19:03 davb has changed the topic to: OpenACS: Free Web Toolkit: http://openacs.org 01:19:05 news to me... 01:19:09 legal, or lethal? 01:19:09 hi vinod. in NYC? 01:19:10 well, they're legal here because florida has no laws 01:19:18 docwolf: everything is legal in texas 01:19:23 ah, so that's why you set up shop there 01:19:30 davb: except for being liberal 01:19:39 florida is an extension of the third world. 01:19:49 denshi: ah, good point 01:20:11 did i miss anything today? 01:20:12 davb: no - drove back to boston this evenin, cuz months back, i was an idiot and bought a flight from bos-phoenix instead of nyc-phoenix :-) 01:20:20 oops 01:20:45 d'oh 01:20:51 what's the printf letter for printing a char *? 01:20:52 i was actually in brooklyn today. next time I am going to entend my trip. 01:20:58 cool! 01:20:59 %s 01:21:02 thx 01:21:16 definitely - i got a futon now, so you're all welcome in nyc :-) 01:21:23 cool thanks. 01:22:14 this must be an enormous futon 01:22:28 I call the end with the jacuzzi 01:22:42 haha 01:22:44 one at a time 01:22:54 there'll be no hand-washing-hand in my apt! 01:23:01 and that'll be the last thing I think about as I go to sleep. 01:23:05 * markd2 awaits the nightmares 01:23:05 * denshi falls out of his chair 01:23:08 markd2 has quit ("ZZZzzz.....") 01:26:51 http://christpuncher.jerkcity.com/jerkcity1122.html 01:26:51 C: http://christpuncher.jerkcity.com/jerkcity1122.html from denshi 01:31:04 bbl 01:31:45 dinner time talk to you guys later! 01:31:48 benadida has left #openacs 01:36:05 talli (~talli@pool-162-83-234-57.ny5030.east.verizon.net) has joined #openacs 01:36:11 talli has quit (Client Quit) 01:36:36 talli (~talli@pool-162-83-234-57.ny5030.east.verizon.net) has joined #openacs 01:36:39 hey guys 01:36:46 hey talli! 01:36:54 is anyone aware of a hardware detecting tool like kudzu for debian? 01:36:55 hi talli 01:37:16 uh nope. 01:37:42 sorry, no 01:39:24 wait - http://packages.debian.org/kudzu 01:39:31 holy 01:39:31 nice 01:41:22 heh 01:41:27 that is cool. 01:53:09 talli has quit ("Client Exiting") 02:03:48 g'nite 02:36:29 hmm, talli should look into detect on Debian 04:24:01 vinod has quit ("changing universes") 05:38:23 hazmat (~ender@adsl-66-123-57-58.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net) has joined #openacs 05:56:31 docwolf has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 07:26:14 YEAHHH!!!!1111!!!! 07:26:16 Argentina is going HOME! 07:31:32 k2pts (~nkd@adsl-165-116.cytanet.com.cy) has joined #openacs 07:31:40 paje: seen rbm? 07:31:40 rbm was last seen on #openacs 5 minutes and 24 seconds ago, saying: Argentina is going HOME! [Wed Jun 12 02:26:42 2002] 07:31:47 hey rbm 07:36:12 k2pts has left #openacs 07:40:30 jim (~jim@adsl-64-171-52-226.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net) has joined #openacs 07:41:13 just a quick line to let people know I'm around but lacking a connection... 07:41:21 jim has quit (Client Quit) 10:10:55 http://interactiveu.berkeley.edu:8000/PatD/stories/storyReader$248 10:10:56 D: http://interactiveu.berkeley.edu:8000/PatD/stories/storyReader$248 from davb 10:11:08 D:|Find It, Read It, Write It 10:11:09 titled item D 10:11:35 D: an interesting project involving, librarians, teachers, students, the internet, and weblogs 10:11:36 added comment D1 10:12:42 D: where is OpenACS?? :) we need to get moving on projects like this. With OpenFTS and the database behind the whole thing, there is alot of power to search, and aggregate the data in these kind of projects 10:12:42 added comment D2 10:52:37 bbl 10:52:39 davb has quit ("Client Exiting") 12:08:05 davb (~chatzilla@rrcs-nys-24-97-22-204.biz.rr.com) has joined #openacs 12:08:11 hi there 13:31:35 ooom 13:58:59 cro (~cro@defiant.nca.asu.edu) has joined #openacs 13:59:05 good morning 14:08:30 what's new, cro? 14:09:40 not much, gotta take a couple days off. 14:20:38 bduell (~bduell@gowron.nca.asu.edu) has joined #openacs 14:22:35 pascal (~pascal@facb-167-233.pc.fgg.eur.nl) has joined #openacs 14:22:40 hiya 14:22:58 hi pascal and bduell 14:23:09 Howdy! 14:23:18 Can anyone tell me why a package we developed would give the following while being executed.... 14:23:27 Notice: RP (419.073 ms): error in rp_handler: serving POST /group-data/ 14:23:34 errmsg is can't read "rest": no such variable 14:24:36 i need a little more context. where is the variable $rest referred to? 14:24:57 probably because 'rest' is only set in a if {} {} branch that does not always get executed. 14:25:17 I believe rest is a variable being used by the rp_handler loading procedures for packages. 14:25:24 ah. 14:25:59 All procedures show in the api-doc, the package shows correctly in the site-map, and the package shows that it is installed and enabled. 14:42:50 pascal has quit ("Client Exiting") 14:44:42 what is happeniing when you get this error message? 14:47:45 I just get a request error in the browser and the above messages in the server.log 14:50:32 ok. what are you doing when this happens? submitting a form or some sort? what did you expect to happen instead? 14:52:24 there's a form in the index page that loads correctly, but it initially just pulls the group names and associated id's. when the form is posted, however, is when the page makes a call to a procedure loaded with the group-data package, which is supposed to make some checks against the group selected. I'm thinking that the procedure is somehow not being loaded correctly by the bootstrapper, but it shows correctly in the api-doc. 14:53:47 I think if it shows correctly in api-doc it is loaded. 14:53:55 is group-data a core package? 14:54:01 no it isn't. 14:54:09 ok. 14:55:13 look back a little farther in the error log, in both directions. it should show the exact tcl command that caused the error. it should give the line number of the statement. it might be a line number in a tcl page, or a line number of a proc the error occured in. 15:04:20 ooom 15:05:55 hi rbm 15:08:41 hi davb 15:08:50 crap, I missed neophytos for 5 minutes last night 15:09:08 rather, this morning (the Argentina game ended at 2 AM MST) 15:14:19 so where does that place them? 15:15:39 cool, someone is patching ns_xml already. 15:16:38 denshi: Sweden or Argentina? 15:16:49 rbm: assume I know nothing 15:18:08 Sweden and Argentina were playing for a place in the eigth-finals. Sweden had th advantage and was playing for a tie. Argentina had to win. 15:19:18 Argentina was on the offense the entire game, many many times (Sweden's best player was its goalkeeper). However they were pretty dumb because they kept throwing high balls in the goal area and the Swedish are way taller than the Argentineans, so they never could score. 15:19:46 At the end of the first half, Sweden scored a goal in a great goal from far from the goal, after a foul. 15:20:12 Argentina was able to score in the midst of the second half, in a penalty 15:20:41 Sweden hung in there for the last 25 minutes of the game, which were very very intense. 15:21:27 So Sweden and England are the two teams from that group going to the eigth finals. Argentina and Nigeria are going home. 15:21:52 The game was awesome though. 15:22:24 markd2 (~markd2@h166-102-041-070.ip.alltel.net) has joined #openacs 15:22:27 Rivalries apart, Argentina deserved to win, if only they had been a little smarter. 15:22:37 Argentina lost _lots_ of goal opportunities. 15:22:41 paje, attack! 15:22:41 * paje bites Mark's ankle 15:22:52 sounds intense 15:23:01 hi markd2 15:23:04 ack! 15:23:12 paje really hates my ankles 15:23:12 markd2: sorry... 15:23:23 paje, botsnack 15:23:23 thanks denshi :) 15:23:27 This world cup is the cup of the upsets. Everybody that is actually good is getting sent home in a strike of bad luck. Everybody who's bad is staying. 15:23:29 http://billstclair.com/blogmax/ 15:23:29 E: http://billstclair.com/blogmax/ from davb 15:23:37 E:|BloxMax: Blogging in Emacs 15:23:37 titled item E 15:23:50 Heck, Brazil is classified for the eigth finals before its third game. What more upset than that? 15:23:59 I looked at cnn.com's ranking page but didn't quite have the terminology to decipher it 15:24:07 but it looks like Ireland is advancing 15:25:41 Yeah, I think Ireland and Germany are the two ones of that group. 15:26:09 do they group them in any traditional fashion, or are the groups randomized? 15:26:37 http://www.eecs.tulane.edu/www/Beuscher/emacs/elisp.html 15:26:37 F: http://www.eecs.tulane.edu/www/Beuscher/emacs/elisp.html from davb 15:26:48 There are 8 groups this year. The members of each group were chosen randomly. 15:26:55 Each group has 4 teams 15:26:56 F:|todo-mode.el 15:26:56 titled item F 15:28:30 ftp://ls6-ftp.cs.uni-dortmund.de/pub/src/emacs/todo-mode.el 15:28:33 oops. 15:28:37 chump doesn' 15:28:40 do ftp 15:28:48 F: more: ftp://ls6-ftp.cs.uni-dortmund.de/pub/src/emacs/todo-mode.el 15:28:48 added comment F1 15:29:04 F: and more http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ToDo 15:29:04 added comment F2 15:36:26 davb: Who's working on ns_xml? 15:37:07 Jeremy Vinding - according to sourceforge messages on the aolserver list 15:43:35 davb: seems that someone move the .tcl procedure from the package/tcl directory directly into the server tcl directory (not good). all works ok now. 15:46:36 auffers (~chatzilla@CPE-144-136-78-177.nsw.bigpond.net.au) has joined #openacs 15:50:24 afropuff 15:56:32 cool 15:56:36 hi auffers 15:56:39 sup davasaurus 15:56:46 hi mbr. 15:57:12 hi davb - hi all 15:57:28 hi auffers 15:57:37 mew! 15:57:39 sorry for entering quietly/rudely - head stuck in code-land... 15:58:05 no problem. we don't have too many rules here. 15:58:33 rules? here? 15:58:37 off the top of their head - anyone know if there is a site-wide way to point oacs to a different sendmail server..? 15:58:54 auffers: your aolserver config file. 15:59:36 exactly 16:00:12 ah - of course. now to go dig up the correct directive... 16:00:16 new junkyard wars episode tonight. 16:00:18 Mailhost 16:00:30 * mbr eats the rules 16:00:43 What rules? 16:01:11 well, just the rule to give *phylax a bunch of money 16:01:14 but since there are no more rules, we'r esafe now 16:01:26 paje attack! 16:01:26 * paje bites Mark's ankle 16:01:30 ns_param Mailhost smtp.nycap.rr.com 16:02:46 paje you're also a | cannibal 16:02:46 mbr: huh? 16:03:10 paje is also | a cannibal 16:03:10 okay, markd2. 16:03:12 hmmm 16:03:13 paje is also a | cannibal 16:03:13 okay, mbr. 16:03:20 paje? 16:03:20 mbr? 16:03:23 IE 6 is un gzipping files I download. 16:03:24 what are you paje 16:03:33 but it doesn't do tar. 16:03:50 dave, you're too far? 16:03:55 Why not move in closer :-D 16:11:09 paje, are you a silly bot? 16:11:09 i haven't a clue, mbr 16:15:35 well 16:15:40 back to the DA's office 16:18:19 still on jury duty? 16:34:57 tks for the mailhost tip all - now to drop and reload my schnarfed users table... 16:35:03 so is anyone else working here?! 16:35:10 define working 16:35:19 I'm working 16:35:44 (setf working (crawling-chaos #'global_env)) 16:35:55 is anyone else here stupid enough to be working in a timezone that makes it 3:30am? 16:36:26 not stupid with that timezone, but last night, at 3:30 am I was debugging an apache module 16:38:50 mmm - debugging apache.... i spent half last week learning the joy of apache rewrite rules... 16:38:58 damn half baked api :( 16:39:35 oh, it's fully baked 16:39:43 at least the coders are 16:39:51 :) 16:41:53 I wish neophytos would shouw up 16:42:00 s/shouw/show/ 16:53:38 me too. 16:53:39 :) 16:54:10 oops, bll 17:01:13 "be lagged later"? 17:02:20 paje, bll? 17:02:20 no idea, markd2 17:02:22 should be, "learn how to type later" 17:02:36 paje, bll is learn how to type later 17:02:36 OK, markd2. 17:14:12 http://www.brasileiro.net/roberto/humor/argentina1.jpg 17:14:12 G: http://www.brasileiro.net/roberto/humor/argentina1.jpg from rbm 17:14:24 G:| Nice Argentinean soccer team pic 17:14:24 titled item G 17:17:29 heh 17:18:30 talli (~talli@xd84b5c59.ip.ggn.net) has joined #openacs 17:18:35 talli! 17:18:38 hey talli 17:18:43 perhaps this is not the most immature channel on irc 17:18:44 http://www.geekissues.org/quotes/?top 17:18:44 H: http://www.geekissues.org/quotes/?top from talli 17:18:55 hazmat: Top 25 Quotes from IRC 17:19:07 whoops 17:19:13 will someone quote that for me? 17:19:17 hey denshi, cro 17:20:41 H: Top 25 Quotes from IRC 17:20:41 added comment H1 17:20:56 H: the best is #4278 17:20:56 added comment H2 17:21:24 heh 17:23:12 it's truly a snapshot of the most depraved parts of internet culture 17:23:18 particularly #2666 17:24:11 kinda makes your lack of pants seem even more perverted 17:24:12 thank god we don't have too many script kiddies here 17:24:13 or something like that 17:24:31 although whoever taught that bot to dance deserves a nice prize 17:25:39 markd2, if i start wearing hot pants, will that help? 17:27:55 mmm... hot pants... 17:28:23 hey ssh forwarding gurus... 17:28:27 Can I map port 80 on my eth1 to port 80 on a remote server? 17:28:53 yeah, that one is a very good one 17:29:50 yes 17:29:54 anyone? 17:29:55 rbm: i mean yes 17:30:10 cro: great. can you give me an example of how, please? 17:30:20 I think (been a little while) 17:30:57 ssh -L 80:ip_of_remote_server:80 ip_of_eth1 17:31:00 I *think* 17:31:16 hm 17:31:21 that doesn't sound right 17:31:22 just a sec 17:33:31 cro: looks like ssh -b ip.address.of.eth1 -L 80:localhost:80 remote.server.com 17:33:56 right 17:34:23 I forgot the -b, and also that remote.server.com doesn't matter, the forwarding is done by the client not the server. 17:35:35 anyone well versed in the clone() system call? 17:36:37 not really, outside of it's a linux call that can be used to create threads or other processes 17:41:12 nsd3 uses it to create new Tcl_Interps from a pre-configured interp 17:41:43 I'm trying to figure out why they use that 17:42:01 which file? 17:49:39 * markd2 isn't finding the clone() system call in the 3.3ad13 nsd 17:50:02 tcl8.3.2/generic/regcomp.c and regc_nfa.c match a grep -r 17:50:21 I'm taking this info from Davidson's lecture on Digital City implementation 17:50:41 he describes the 3 ways they have generated and initialized interpreters in the past 17:51:13 I see 'cloneouts', but not 'clone' 17:51:31 looks like state machine stuff 17:53:24 me too. 17:53:28 no clones. 17:53:36 *whew*. no attacking now 17:55:40 darth bork, I have a task for you 17:58:34 the force is strong with this one 18:01:41 I feel... suffering... anger... debugging.. 18:08:28 talli has quit ("Client Exiting") 18:22:26 denshi has quit (Remote closed the connection) 18:24:02 denshi (~chatzilla@cs6625176-26.austin.rr.com) has joined #openacs 18:36:35 neat stuff in ruby. 18:37:20 "The REST wiki suggests that the REST architectural style is most closely related to that of TupleSpaces. One important difference is that in TupleSpaces the sender does not identify the recipient. Data is addressed and routed based on content. Is there a place for such a model in "Alternative Web Services Architectures"?" 18:44:54 Interesting (to me anyway) stuff on Patrick Logan's Weblog: http://radio.weblogs.com/0100812/2002/06/08.html 18:47:13 what 18:47:23 what's REST? I've been hearing the word lately 18:47:45 * markd2 needs to get some rest 18:51:56 Representational State Transfer or something like that, 18:51:58 what's markd2? I've been hearing about that guy lately 18:52:14 It means using the HTTP protocol correctly instead of abusing it, ie SOAP and XMLRPC 18:53:44 markd2? 18:53:44 you are a dork 18:53:48 that's about right 18:54:16 cro has left #openacs 18:55:21 [GlobalNotice] Hi all. If you haven't had a chance, please take a look at http://somegeek.org/status.html (last updated 11 June). The site will be pretty overloaded. Thanks. 18:56:03 bbl 18:58:47 http://internet.conveyor.com/RESTwiki/moin.cgi/ 18:58:48 I: http://internet.conveyor.com/RESTwiki/moin.cgi/ from davb 18:58:53 I:|REST Wiki 18:58:53 titled item I 18:59:15 http://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/top.htm 18:59:15 J: http://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/top.htm from davb 18:59:31 I: Roy Fielding's dissertation describing REST 18:59:31 added comment I1 19:01:43 markd2 has quit ("Bork") 19:02:14 hey 19:21:09 ? 19:29:23 bbl 19:29:24 davb has quit ("ChatZilla 0.8.7 [Mozilla rv:1.0.0/20020530]") 20:14:41 davb (dave@alb-24-58-162-82.nycap.rr.com) has joined #openacs 20:24:20 argh 20:24:35 there are 30 patches submitted for aolserver, and 25 open, most from last year. 20:36:15 :) 20:36:24 Have a beer 20:45:30 markd2 (~Snak@h166-102-041-188.ip.alltel.net) has joined #Openacs 20:49:52 thanks 20:57:16 http://www.cs.indiana.edu/hyplan/dfried/mex.ps 20:57:16 K: http://www.cs.indiana.edu/hyplan/dfried/mex.ps from davb 20:57:51 K:|The Role of Study of Programming Langauges in the Education of a Programmer 20:57:51 titled item K 21:01:10 K: PDF version: http://www.cs.indiana.edu/hyplan/dfried/dfried/mex.pdf 21:01:10 added comment K1 21:01:19 cool. 21:01:44 so far it is very interesting. 21:01:51 denshi, have you seen this before? 21:02:42 whothewhereinthewhatnow? 21:02:51 K: 21:02:51 http://www.cs.indiana.edu/hyplan/dfried/mex.ps 21:02:52 The Role of Study of Programming Langauges in the Education of a Programmer 21:02:53 (1:markd2) PDF version: http://www.cs.indiana.edu/hyplan/dfried/dfried/mex.pdf 21:03:03 http://www.international-lisp-conference.org/ 21:03:03 L: http://www.international-lisp-conference.org/ from denshi 21:03:14 L: End of October in SF 21:03:14 added comment L1 21:04:45 neat 21:05:42 whoa. what a cool lecture 21:08:45 yikes 32 pages 21:09:07 yeah. 21:09:19 I am interested int he web applications stuff they will have at that conference 21:11:23 ooh 21:11:50 I just realized that the lisp conference will end on the Castro Street Halloween Party 21:11:56 heh heh heh he 21:20:17 markd2 has quit ("bork") 21:35:11 davb: sw33t! by the time that conference rolls around, I'll be able to get in on the student ticket 21:45:39 excellent 21:45:57 that will be uh, interesting (the halloween party) 21:46:09 I need to get back in school. 21:46:11 argh 21:48:45 good thing I didn't read the top 25 questions thing at work. 21:55:33 darn, it wasn't that funny. 21:57:50 Microsost: Where would you like your unchecked buffer today? 21:59:24 ohh, I know, I know! Microsoft can take their unchecked buffer and.. oh wait, there are children present 21:59:59 emacs 22:00:01 oops 22:02:20 if I have an emacs .el file, where should I save it so I can load it? 22:05:38 aha 22:05:47 /usr/share/emacs/... 22:07:24 bduell has left #openacs 22:07:29 cool. todoo more works well 22:07:44 brb, going to the dark side 22:07:46 davb has quit ("Client Exiting") 22:13:12 davb (~chatzilla@alb-24-58-162-222.nycap.rr.com) has joined #openacs 22:17:27 markd2 (~markd2@h166-102-041-188.ip.alltel.net) has joined #openacs 22:26:53 davb has quit ("ChatZilla 0.8.7 [Mozilla rv:1.0.0/20020530]") 22:27:37 davb (~chatzilla@alb-24-58-162-222.nycap.rr.com) has joined #openacs 22:28:14 davb has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 22:29:00 davb (~chatzilla@alb-24-58-162-222.nycap.rr.com) has joined #openacs 22:29:35 aigh, that pdf looks like crap 22:30:09 maybe i need some fonts or something 22:35:21 * mbr bites davb 22:36:16 * denshi bites davb 22:39:09 :) 22:39:27 * rbm chugs along on PDF stuff 22:39:56 * denshi , in a froth of botsmack frenzy, bites rbm 22:43:30 Yow!! 22:43:30 Yow! I want my nose in lights! 22:43:49 * mbr steals some botsmack from paje 22:48:00 whatever paje is smoking, he's not sharing 22:48:02 yow! 22:48:03 I am deeply CONCERNED and I want something GOOD for BREAKFAST! 22:48:26 what 22:48:30 what's up? 22:49:26 markd2, did you read the pdf version of that? 22:51:19 not yet 22:51:26 brain is too tired 22:51:54 ok. just wondering because the font was really bad on my computer :) 22:53:24 it was pretty bad here too :-) 22:53:30 kinda like a bad photocopy 22:53:33 ok, so its not me. 22:53:38 the PS was much nicer. 23:19:23 cool, win2k supporta type 1 fonts 23:20:03 yow! 23:20:03 If elected, Zippy pledges to each and every American a 55-year-old houseboy ... 23:21:28 i need some font manager software though... 23:23:08 yow! 23:23:08 My EARS are GONE!! 23:23:42 poor paje 23:23:42 * paje weeps 23:24:46 we should feel ashamed of ourselves, treating a bot in such a manner 23:25:12 damn straight 23:25:16 paje, again! 23:25:17 * paje spanks talli 23:29:17 paje: excuse 23:29:17 davb: _Rosin_ core solder? But... 23:29:24 paje: excuse 23:29:24 davb: The kernel license has expired 23:29:34 paje: bow 23:29:34 denshi: huh? 23:30:17 markd2, can you thumbnail the nsd startup process? 23:30:37 I only really know it for 2.3.3 land, which is different than 3.x land 23:31:44 shoot 23:31:53 as in, go ahead 23:32:30 in 2.3.3 land, the server starts up as a root user, binds to port 80, then forks a second server as 'nsadmin', which handles the requests 23:33:03 on startup it sources all the tcl files in the shared tcl dir unless shadowed by the particular virtual server's tcl dir, to make a shared tcl interpreter 23:33:13 in 3.x land, I know theyv'e gone to multiple interpreters 23:34:46 do you know when and how it inits the db pools? 23:36:28 it should set up the infastructure, but not actually create the connection to db until the first handle is gotten 23:43:51 cool. 23:44:01 Suitcase is a really nice font manager. 23:45:41 * markd2 remembers when Suitcase first came out 23:45:51 so named since the Mac fonts were packaged into little suitcases 23:46:10 ah, i remember that from school. 23:46:21 ooh - who remebers the font-da mover?? 23:46:30 that was fun. photoshop on an old powermax with a whopping 48mb ram. 23:46:37 s/powermax/powermac 23:47:25 i should go back there and demand some free classes. right after I was done, the got all new macs. also when i finished photography, they build a new building just for the darkrooms and stuff instead of havig it in an old basement. 23:47:39 photoshop 2 on a Mac LC with 8mb ram anyone? Not even an MMU to run virtual memopry or ramdoubler... 23:47:56 macpaint on a Mac 128K :-) 23:48:05 now that was magical software 23:48:10 s/(mo)p(ry)/$1$2/ 23:48:19 oh I had fun. all the mac people used to say "aigh! virtual memory is bad." 23:48:50 mmm - Macpaint - remember how thje screen size was hardcoded, so if yiou ran it on a bigger screen it still looked like you were using a fat mac? 23:48:55 davb has changed the topic to: OpenACS: Free Web Toolkit - Software Nostalgia Hour 23:49:13 yep. took me a couple of years to discover it though 23:49:16 heh 23:50:04 I need to turn off the "you are stupid and would be overwhelmed with choices, so we will hide your menus so it isn't too hard option" on win2k 23:50:24 I also really like the, oh, we rearranged the order of the commands on the menu again feature. 23:50:56 uncheck the "random permutation" option in the UI prefs pane 23:51:31 hmmm. i wonder if I can enable webdav on my web server to interface with dreamweaver. 23:51:56 webdavb 23:52:22 looks like webdavb.com isn't taken 23:52:47 hey! 23:52:49 cool. 23:53:48 wow cleanfun.com is available (for a fee anyway). surprised someone did't grab that. 23:55:38 ugh 23:55:44 the page that comes up with cleanfun is pretty annoying 23:55:49 too much work 23:56:03 both a status bar scroller and a flash scroller 23:56:05 oh sorry, i just saw it with a little scrolling bar that shows "for sale" domain names. 23:56:22 scp is easier. 23:56:23 that's good enough to be 'annoying' in my book :-) 23:56:32 gotta get webdav in aolserver! 23:58:29 argh 23:58:35 i wonder how to set the path in win2k