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Nick change: Sacha -> SachaS howdy lchillywily (~danielb@d106.as28.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) joined #gnuenterprise. lchillywily: is this "l" for taming bigbrother? btw morning all morning reinhard: rofl oh, uh, hi derek Action: derek is off to play in traffic (rather literally) be back in an hour or so Action: derek is away: im @ work, ask dneighbo instead anyone know why an 80k pdf file turns ingo 1st jamest 173 /tmp/AcroYUqvsv 33006039 bytes when printed you printing to a postscript printer? nope postscript doesn't scale well to non-PS printers i notice it at work too though and those are postscript printers Action: jamest only has a lowly HP LaserJet4 w/o postscript at home hmmm, maybe apsfilter at work is converting when it shouldn't thanks it's probably being printed as a 7-bit postscript job (as it should), whereas I think PDF has some builtin compression man, you GNUe people are the best tech support too bad you're so slow at making software :) hehe roflmao night SachaS (~sacha@203.190.196.145) left #gnuenterprise ("Client Exiting"). 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Nick change: reinhard -> rm-away alexey (alexey@195.151.214.34) left irc: "Client Exiting" ra3vat (ds@195.239.66.33) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds no neilt today eh rm-away (rm@N816P015.adsl.highway.telekom.at) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds rm-away (~rm@62.47.45.239) joined #gnuenterprise. is lchillywily here.... lchillywily you might find it funny that the current job req's out at ximian are for.....drum roll.... windows programmers :) * 4+ years Windows development experience * Strong C, C++ Skills * Development under both Windows NT 4.0 and 2000 Servers. * Work on at least one production Windows application utilizing multiple threads, security roles, the registry, multi-threaded COM, and WinSock server-side programming. need those folks with strung multithreaded, secure COM background so they can fix bonobo to be COM :) and need those registry hacking skills to extend GConf..... ;) psu (psu@manorcon.demon.co.uk) joined #gnuenterprise. shit. my Access db just ate the dust hi rm-away again. oops hi psu that's Access for you hi aj ToyMan dude we are READY to convert you dneighbo: time to start that PostGres conversion i cant hear that kind of pain and im being serious well, i'm ready on this end. we just need to schedule i have two major patches to do to a client tonight Action: ToyMan makes LOTS of backups and then i will start excellent do you need the data files again, since some of them have changed? ummm.. yes and no i mean the structure has changed go ahead and start cooking me up a new copy ok but for now i am testing the 'toys' to do the conversion good. I added proper id fields in some of the tables that were missng them s/missng/missing ra3vat (~ds@195.239.64.144) joined #gnuenterprise. jack-e (nobody@pD950FD75.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #gnuenterprise. re cool dres (dres@4.18.171.42) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds psu (psu@manorcon.demon.co.uk) left #gnuenterprise. dres (~dres@4.18.171.42) joined #gnuenterprise. chillywilly (~danielb@d106.as28.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) joined #gnuenterprise. hi chillywilly ello what you doing? eating lunch right had a good chat with nb earlier oh? yeah, in #dotgnu ok about SEE, and other DotGNU stuff uhuh cool of course i told him how cool GNUe forms are ;) :) http://dotgnu.org/debs oooh yeah, i put up the packages i built Action: chillywilly has no real browser right now argh! also put in application for becoming a debian developer jack-e: so you came back. I assume that means we didn't scare you away hi jcater hi ajmitch jcater what's wrong? today is "Fun with UUCP day" lol who uses UUCP? i do [13:30] Last message repeated 1 time(s). have for many years really?+ yip it is like for old style unix mail right? old style? jamest: yep :)) unix to unix communication protocol old style? nickr he means a different UUCP (jamest does) Uber University Coed Prober is what he is thinking lol jamest: im still very interested in gnue and need to play around much more .. actually I mean uucp in the traditional sense i dont think its email chilly but rather old tcp/ip :) um yea i.e. it was way for unix machines to 'talk' jamest: still need to figure out how to build complex forms/apps that's what I mean a "different" comm protocol jack-e what do you mean? actually uucp over tcp/ip is what I do now jamest so is it mroe liek nfs or something? sure you can layer protocols anyway you want jack-e what are you lacking? uucp is still old schoo is it not? ;) school you have forms working right dneighbo: i have not yet built any app that i could use .. i just tried the examples and the db stuff and designer hmm, i shoudl head to bed soon yep .. all is fine .. well the wya i normally do it is i open designer and run a wizard against the 'biggest/base' table for my form and let it auto create that uucp = unix to unix copy (via modem, tcp/ip, etc, etc) then i use designer to add additional datasources (detail) but i have not yet build master/detail - forms with designer for example ... kinda like an old rsync in a way (i guess) and the widgets needd to support htem jack-e its pretty easy just add a new datasource very handy for email to dynamic ip based servers then in it fill out the information to bind to a master i think its like mastersource and then you have to pick the fields to 'link' on yes .. thats why i like the concept .. but often "easy" things are limited .. and i need to find these to decide if we will build our apps with gnue :) of course gnue is limited Action: chillywilly needs to fix the screen bindings :) er, key bindings for 'screen' program in the sense you are a LOT less confined say writing an app in C and GTK+ however it will take you a lot longer you will be tied to single UI etc etc etc so its all a matter of this for that i suppose for example: how would i build an app that has many modules that use forms for data-entry/report .. i can say from my expierence thus far 'most' data aware business applications are a good choice for gnue as fancy widgets etc arent all that necessary and the maintainability, speed to develop and UI choices are worth it when you say app w/ many modules i am going to assume you mean an app that has many forms? I don't see GNUe as being app ready...you can hack up a nice 2-tier app for now with it, but that's not what you want in the long run currently what i have done is create a 'launcher' form yep so like a 'floating toolbar' that can be used to call the different forms we are working on a 'dynamic menuing' system my first thought was to import the interesting parts of gnue-forms and use them directly .. has anyone done such a thing ?? so that you could bundle forms together to make an 'application' well that is what common was DESIGNED for :) chillywilly: there's nothing wrong with 2-tier chillywilly: i think you'd be amazed how many "non app ready" 2-tier solutions driver todays businesses it's a different approach so db abstraction, rpc abstraction, and everything else in common hmm common is only the db-layer afaik .. forms does the xml->ui work was designed to be available to any python developer wishing to use them i think the parser is there too if you were to start importing things into forms i would question why not add to forms what you need done instead of importing it jack-e: the forms trigger language and the UI system on forms are currently both being rewritten i.e. 'why branch forms' jack-e: so any input on where it's lacking would be greatly appreciated right rewritten = about to be rewritten :) i see this question as provoking one of two responses argh, i need to study if there is a good reason why one would want to 'import' something that is in forms why did I go back to school again? that is probably a good reason as to why it possibly should be moved to common ok .. let me first try all the things we are talking about before i rumble around with less knowledge about what i'm really talking :) if the motivation to import forms is to get 'more features' then that is good reason to add the features to forms :) i'm willing to bring in my ideas :) and probably some code as well .. but i really need to get into it .. as i've often said to others: read the sources, luke :)) i wouldn't recommend reading forms code :) :) .. but if i won't .. i won't be able to contribute :) dang! you're write well, please keep one thing in mind ... its all jamest fault common was born from forms (and greatly improved upon) :)) when a method is horribly constructed and in the wrong place its jamest fault when you change something that is improperly encapsulated and it jacks up the whole cvs tree its jamest fault and forms has lots of quick hacks that was just stuck was = has has = have :( when the code is so tangled you want to vomit its jamest fault and last but not least so forms is a bit messy, odd, etc, etc and it's all my fault happy dneighbo? jamest: :) if you had two donuts, but now have none and you didnt eat them its probably not jamest fault, blame jcater i will look and ask and complain if necessary :) lots of stuff (read bugs, design issues, etc) were left for after the 0.1.0 release jamest i figure we cant blame you for everything :) as that release was the focus on getting the new db drivers in place jack-e read masta threatened abnormal beatings if something didnt escape soon :) yeah, if the forms good looks good jcater did it rm-away (rm@62.47.45.239) left irc: "Everything that is worth fighting for, is worthy fighting dirty for" if it looks screwed it's mine and I had wondered what was happening to all my doughnuts sigh, forms good looks good = forms code looks good i MUST study, evil IRC :) but i first need to get python running on my psion 5mx that they delivered to me today :)) (and perhaps install gnue ;-) and get a cup of coffee right now .. bbl be back l8ter .. cu jack-e (nobody@pD950FD75.dip.t-dialin.net) left irc: I must study evil IRC danielb (~danielb@d106.as28.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) joined #gnuenterprise. fucking winblows Nick change: danielb -> ilchillywly ilchillywly (danielb@d106.as28.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) left irc: Client Quit chillywilly (danielb@d106.as28.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) left irc: Remote closed the connection lchillywily (danielb@d106.as28.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) left irc: "My damn controlling terminal disappeared!" jack-e (nobody@pD950FD75.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #gnuenterprise. re chillywilly (~danielb@d106.as28.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) joined #gnuenterprise. that is amazing technology yes, the troutslapper 2000(tm) module has saved us countless hours of manual troutslapping (truth be known, I'm not sure how it's being done :) Must be alien technology purchased with sheep lips dsmith (~dsmith@209.81.165.70) joined #gnuenterprise. hmmmm, musta been purchased from NZ then, eh? who else has access to huge quantities of those lips? weirdos haha vba rocks my socks! yea, it does, does'nit it? vini (~vincent@bones.kulnet.kuleuven.ac.be) joined #gnuenterprise. hello vini chillywilly (danielb@d106.as28.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds ajmitch (me@p21-max6.dun.ihug.co.nz) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds psu (psu@manorcon.demon.co.uk) joined #gnuenterprise. l o chillywilly (~danielb@d89.as14.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) joined #gnuenterprise. you're right, that is getting annoying well some ppl have nothing better to do ;) Action: chillywilly trout slaps jcater for programming the bot you guys probably too young to remember gnuebots antics :) like how he would respond to things like java work masta and many other items he was a 'bad bad bad' bot bots are like children - should be seen and not heard gah trying to d/l a government document (work-related) It's all in PDF but chapter by chapter hmmm fun so I have to download each chapter in turn btw: we call that goat luvin there are 17 wget is your friend + introduction are they all in same directory? if so why not a "download all at once, yes, I know it make take a while" button? wget -r --glob=on http://thedomain.com/thedir/*.pdf will see if I can get that to work Any XML experts in the house? I am putting topics in the Kernel Cousins XML source as Zack is writing a topic indexer as well format is
however, if there are multiple topics, should I do
psu: then it is not valid xml afaik or
then your app needs to know about :) I assume Zack's scripts will cope with 1) as that's what he told me to use but my XML validator barfs on it I can write it either way as KCs are always lovingly hand-crafted ;-) it depends on how the app deals with it i dont think
is valid i think it would be
or something like
better use topic as child-elements foo yep monsterfoo something
thanks definantly looks as if repeated attributes in a tag are a bad thing BUT i cant stress enough its all how the reader application is written :) dn - agreed. In this case, if Zack's perl scripts can hack it, that's how I'll do it It's just I've been relying on my XML validator so far but if you want to use dom or expat you'll probably have some trouble with duplicate args ... and will have to fudge this AFAIK, the point of using XML for Kernel Cousins "source" files is just to have something vaguley standards-supporting that Zack's perl scripts can work with Also allows me to include "raw" HTML without breaking anything unlike docbook, lyx, etc. anyway time for bed psu (psu@manorcon.demon.co.uk) left #gnuenterprise. for me too .. cu guys .. jack-e (nobody@pD950FD75.dip.t-dialin.net) left irc: if theres more than one element of the same name its proably best to them children of the parent tag Remosi (~isomer@210-86-56-222.jetstart.xtra.co.nz) joined #gnuenterprise. mornin' all dsmith (dsmith@209.81.165.70) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds Action: chillywilly is away: I'm busy rdean (rdean@chcgil2-ar2-052-243.chcgil2.dsl.gtei.net) joined #gnuenterprise. madlocke (madlocke@pD9E0A3D4.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #gnuenterprise. neilt (~neilt@dhcp64-134-54-175.chan.dca.wayport.net) joined #gnuenterprise. #gnuenterprise: mode change '+o neilt' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services. tis neilt (see my email) ? email i just downloaded all 400 hold a sec i would laugh but i know the feeling :) ok, i read your two and agree does not look like i will have time tonight to update HR, but the night is young major blow up at word and I have to rally the troops tonight s/word/work/ Nick change: neilt -> neil-away derek (derek@cpe-24-221-112-50.az.sprintbbd.net) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds neil-away (neilt@dhcp64-134-54-175.chan.dca.wayport.net) left irc: Ping timeout: 183 seconds ajmitch (~me@p22-max3.dun.ihug.co.nz) joined #gnuenterprise. well its time to trek on home.... see you on the other side dneighbo (dneighbo@mail.libertydistribution.com) left irc: "Read error: 1.732050808 (Excessive square root of 3)" well well, i managed to get my boss interested in GNUe :) He's also planning to install phpGroupware mdean (~mdean@mkc-65-28-73-63.kc.rr.com) joined #gnuenterprise. yo mdean how d wassup? nuttin' - looking through dcl emails righto got the boss interested in GNUe, and he's planning to install phpGroupware for a client's email/calendar, etc cool all in all, it's been a good day (even if i didn't go to bed last night) you go to bed? sometimes the client has a crappy piece of *** foxpro-driven database that they want replaced, so i suggested using GNUe :) mdean: you know phpgw fairly well? depends on which piece - I'm totally ignorant in some areas installation requirements how well would it run on debian potato? which ver of PHP? just a min, i'll check on the debian web page 4.0.6-7 is known to have issues - as in phpgw not working it'll be using php3 should be fine then - but .12 has php3 compatibility issues I recommend running CVS hmm, this is for a production site much easier to set up ok the .13 code has the new/improved setup tool ah cool isn't .13 near release anyway? I think that's up in the air - .12.1 has been in limbo for a while don't know if they may just skip it and go for .14 right i'll have to try it out, i have an old version on here jamest: you are here? oh no, i have .12 I don't know the extent of the php3 incompatibilities in .12, but know that several people experienced problems in various areas wow i have one *screwed up* phpgroupware install :) heh Warning: stat failed for /home/httpd/html/phpgroupware/home/templates/idsociety/images (errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /home/ajmitch/devel/web/phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/class.common.inc.php on line 642 Warning: stat failed for /home/httpd/html/phpgroupware/home/templates/default/images (errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /home/ajmitch/devel/web/phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/class.common.inc.php on line 646 i get a few of those looks like your header.inc.php doesn't match where it's actually installed sumlinks symlinks, i mean :) I like TWIG oh, that might be a problem for relative pathing used to work... 0.12.13 will never be "released" it's the devel version 0.9.14 would be next "release" righto Maniac: 0.12.13? did I miss something? yeah, my ability to type Maniac: so it runs ok on potato, or will i need to get packages from woody? 0.9.13 :) I'll use TWIG until I switch over to something like Evolution for meeting scheduling neilt (~neilt@dhcp64-134-54-175.chan.dca.wayport.net) joined #gnuenterprise. #gnuenterprise: mode change '+o neilt' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services. ajmitch: http://twig.screwdriver.net/ ajmitch: sorry i dont' know Maniac: ok ;) ajmitch: ask skeeter in #phpgroupware jcater: you here? not for long but am at the moment cool jcater: managed to impress someone with forms :) you did write some code for the xml parser, didn't you? cool madlocke: yeah i was looking at the way forms is importing other files, with special tags etc.. i think these things are supported be xml parsers that are able to work with dtds it's possible to to validate these xml docs bother, skeeter not reply so i am thinking of maybe moving to dtds... what are you thinking about it? um not sure I follow madlocke: why would you want to validate the xml? sounds useful mdean: validation for users that write there stuff with vi mdean: the other thing is that things like import can be done by the parser mdean: it's like doing work twice but not at runtime, right? just for development? I have no problem having DTD's to validate against, but I don't see those replacing anything we;ve done derek doesn't want to use DTD's for anything just XML schema mdean: is there a good schema parser available for python? haven't looked ok maybe i've to wait for derek either way, that won't replace what we've done that has many shortcomings jcater: the xmlElements map is then obsolete i think jcater: ja madlocke: no it's the defacto standard btw, it's also what designer uses hm and dtd or xml-schema won't do all that we do w/xmlElements we have started utilities to generate DTD from our xmlElements but they aren't high on our list currently I'm not sure I follow where you are coming from, though. what's impossible with schema that is done w/ xmlElements at the moment? I think xmlElements does a lot more than you realize for one, it's the basis of Designer it also typecasts attributes into the proper python datatype at the moment i am working on a layout manager and for this i was looking at other details and it defines how the xml tags are mapped into python objects the typecasting is a normal thing of a xml parser... madlocke: schema processor? python has good xml tools xmlElements is not an XML tool.. it's a python tool Maniac: you know a good one? pyxml pyxml.sf.net iirc pyxml is able to work with schema??? ok then i have to read more... 4suite.org also has some decent stuff madlocke: not sure what you mean by schema? Action: Maniac isn't too bright Maniac: xml schema is another way of defining the structure and data types used in an xml document something like dtds but in xml language and more advanced hm Maniac: schemas are defined in xml and replace DTD's, they also contain things like data types ok i know pyxml can handle dtd's :) if derek was doing already some discussion at this topic it's maybe better i wait for his coming :) madlocke: yes - we touched on this a few weeks ago Action: Maniac is reading up on xml "schemas" right now madlocke: he said "schema good, dtd bad" ;-) ermmm... hmm. have to be online more time... ok... even if we do create schemas or dtds, they can't replace xmlElements i agree with this but did not find a good parser they can only serve as another tool jcater: your record is broken ;-) sigh jacter: problem is with xmlElements you break compatibility with standard xml tools... this is bad when developing add ons ... not really Action: mdean DCCs jcater some donuts... Action: jcater calms down at the sight of donuts Action: madlocke wants some donuts too... Action: madlocke is very hungry... Nick change: rdean -> rdean-childrens Action: ajmitch grabs phpgroupware from cvs have to go to the kichen and eat something... will be back soon Nick change: madlocke -> madaway ajmitch: attaboy! mdean: i suppse you want me to get DCL from cvs too? ;) uh oh - I went dhcp and sybase is hoarking... ajmitch: actually 20011210 is pretty current ;-) dsmith (~dsmith@oh-strongsville5a-64.clvhoh.adelphia.net) joined #gnuenterprise. bbl argh!!! any networking gods around here? or god-wannabes Remosi (isomer@210-86-56-222.jetstart.xtra.co.nz) left irc: Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer) Nick change: madaway -> madlocke mdean (mdean@mkc-65-28-73-63.kc.rr.com) left irc: "Client Exiting" Heh in what regard? I got it :) some machines on my net could access the new mailserver, but some couldn't freaky turns out, the dns and reverse-dns entries didn't match exactly, so it was refusing the connection yea, it hoappens I've seen connections refused if there was *no* reverse-dns, but never seen it refused because they don't match learn something new every day :) have to get some sleep... cu madlocke (madlocke@pD9E0A3D4.dip.t-dialin.net) left irc: "Client Exiting" jcater (jason@w202.z065105010.mem-tn.dsl.cnc.net) left irc: "home" Remosi (~isomer@210-86-56-222.jetstart.xtra.co.nz) joined #gnuenterprise. jcater: what was your networking problem? neilt (neilt@dhcp64-134-54-175.chan.dca.wayport.net) left irc: "later all" jcater (~jason@24.92.70.201) joined #gnuenterprise. nickr: how's the doc repository thingy? derek (~derek@cpe-24-221-112-50.az.sprintbbd.net) joined #gnuenterprise. well I've not worked on it since I submitted a draft of the writeup. is this draft for public consumption? skeeter (skeeter@cs666916-91.satx.rr.com) left irc: "Client Exiting" sure http://www.fargus.net/~nick/proj/document-store/gnue/spec/DocumentStore/documentstoredraft.html camel_ (~ragu@202.88.227.111) joined #gnuenterprise. is that uri ok? s/draft/spec/ http://www.fargus.net/~nick/proj/document-store/gnue/spec/DocumentStore/documentstorespec.html? yea try that one nopers oh I'm a smart guy :) put a hyphen in there Document-Store yowsers that worked ;) keep in mind that ins not official in the slightest yeah |darks| (nobody@pD950FD75.dip.t-dialin.net) left irc: Ping timeout: 182 seconds ajmitch (me@p22-max3.dun.ihug.co.nz) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds why does postgresql.org not resolve to www.postgresql.org? seems silly ajmitch (~me@p45-max3.dun.ihug.co.nz) joined #gnuenterprise. ajmitch (me@p45-max3.dun.ihug.co.nz) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds ajmitch (~me@p24-max6.dun.ihug.co.nz) joined #gnuenterprise. rdean-childrens (rdean@chcgil2-ar2-052-243.chcgil2.dsl.gtei.net) left irc: "Client Exiting" MicahY ([P8c2otniL@12.225.21.221) joined #gnuenterprise. chillywilly (danielb@d89.as14.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds chillywilly_ (~danielb@d141.as14.nwbl0.wi.voyager.net) joined #gnuenterprise. dsmith (dsmith@oh-strongsville5a-64.clvhoh.adelphia.net) left irc: Ping timeout: 182 seconds ra3vat (ds@195.239.64.144) left irc: Ping timeout: 181 seconds camel_ (~ragu@202.88.227.111) left #gnuenterprise ("Client Exiting"). ra3vat (~ds@195.239.64.144) joined #gnuenterprise. |darks| (nobody@pD950F796.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #gnuenterprise. --- Wed Dec 12 2001