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<btami> reinhard: in gnue-commons devguide the sample program ends with self.connections.commitAll(), but i get
<btami> DB000:  AttributeError: GConnections instance has no attribute 'commitAll'
<btami> what is the correct solution now?
<reinhard> connections.getConnection (SOURCE_DATASOURCE).commit
<reinhard> connections.getConnect (DEST_DATASOURCE).commit
<reinhard> err getConnection in second line, too
<btami> thx
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<jamest> reinhard: what changes do you forsee in the : conditions in forms prior to us supporting it?
<jamest> as part of the next release?
<reinhard> don't we support them already?
<jamest> they are in there
<jamest> but we've not officially mentioned them anywhere
<jamest> or probably tested them beyond my "it works for me" stamp
<reinhard> well
<reinhard> I'd like to see it as something in forms 0.6
<jamest> ok
<reinhard> btw, did you read the logs?
<reinhard> <reinhard> well, and just to make sure you noticed
<reinhard> <reinhard> looks like the nightly web page build script doesn't run
<jamest> ok, i'll try and fix her up tonight
<reinhard> ok
<reinhard> and
<reinhard> <reinhard> maybe it is related to this "if unsuccessful login, lock ssh for 30 s
<reinhard> econds" thingy
<reinhard> <reinhard> as looking closer it now seems I get timeouts after 3 consecutive log
<reinhard> ins
<reinhard> <reinhard> and I login with public key
<reinhard> <reinhard> jcater: IIRC you said ssh will be locked for 30 seconds after 3 unsuc
<reinhard> cessful tries
<reinhard> <reinhard> could it be it is locked for 30 seconds after 3 tries, no matter if s
<reinhard> uccessful or unsuccessful?
<jamest> unless it changed it's at the firewall level
<jamest> tcp syn packets IIRC
<jamest> so it locks after 3 ssh connections (of any type) in 60 seconds
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<reinhard> oh
<reinhard> so something like
<reinhard> for i in filelist; do scp $i $LOGNAME@ash.gnuenterprise.org:/var/www/docs/; done
<reinhard> will never work again?
<jamest> you'd have to put a sleep 20;  before the done
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<jamest> to brute force fix it
<jamest> or i would imagine jason would be OK with adding more relaxed standards for a specific IP address
<reinhard> hmmm
<jamest> but i'd think we should only do that for static ones
<reinhard> of course it also affects svn update, svn commit etc. if done over ssh, right?
<jamest> yes
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<jamest> svn diff burned me :)
<reinhard> hmmm
<jamest> as at one time it allowed only 2 per minute
<reinhard> looking at my release script
<reinhard> 1. svn up
<reinhard> 2. svn log (for ChangeLog generation)
<reinhard> 3. svn commit
<reinhard> 4. scp *.tar.gz
<reinhard> 5. svn copy (tag svn)
<reinhard> 6. scp (docs)
<mnemoc> you forgot tar zcf :)
<jamest> reinhard: do you have a static IP?
<reinhard> yes
<jamest> i'm ok with opening up the number of connections per specific IP
<jamest> but i'd want to clear that with the guy that has the box on his network first :)
<reinhard> sure
<reinhard> I'm also ok to add sleep 20 to the script a few times
<reinhard> actually I think I'd even prefer that
<reinhard> so the ability to make releases or prereleases doesn't depend on the IP
<jamest> ok
<jamest> sorry about this being a pain in the arse
<reinhard> np
<reinhard> I understand the issue
<mnemoc> interfaces/if/mask = 255.255.255.0 thing and prefix = 24 ?
<jamest> mnemoc: ?
<mnemoc> what is prefix?
<mnemoc> the number of bit like on 1.2.3.4/24 ?
<mnemoc> bits*
<jamest> your 255.255.255.0 and 24 are equivalent in most network masks
<jamest> 24 is shorthand for 255.255.255.0
<mnemoc> i know that
<mnemoc> my question is if that 24 is the socalled 'prefix'
<reinhard> I've never heard that being called prefix
<mnemoc> neither did i :\
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<reinhard> bbl
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<johannesV> reinhard, are you there ?
<johannesV> there's still a problem with in win32 uidriver
<johannesV> in our customer's form (berno) when i jump into a dropdown using the mouse, the dropdown get's selected. but the focus is not changed on GF
<johannesV> this means the change i will make in the dropdown does *not* render any record dirty ...
<johannesV> if i jump into the lfd-number field using the mouse starting from the same position as before, the focus changes correctly and everything's ok
<reinhard> johannesV: thanks for testing
<reinhard> will talk to btami
<johannesV> ok
<johannesV> the input of dropdowns works fine
<johannesV> (if the focus is set properly)
<reinhard> ok
<johannesV> so it changes to the nearest option as i'm entering data
<johannesV> (like gtk)
<johannesV> i think there's a signal-processing of a mouse-button-release missing :)
<johannesV> ok, i'm off for today
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<spacey> Hi
<spacey> i'm looking for information on the GNUe application servers, but i can't find documentation about it :(
<spacey> could anyone point me in the right direction.
<jamest> spacey: the guys that know the most about it just left :(
<jamest> let me see if I can find something
<reinhard> on the web page, appserver section
<jamest> http://www.gnuenterprise.org/tools/appserver/
<spacey> its quite little information
<spacey> doesn't explain much about how it works
<jamest> did the wiki have appserver stuff in it?
<reinhard> you looked at docs, developer's guide´
<reinhard> ?
<spacey> wiki seems to be offline
<spacey> i have the developers guide here i think.
<reinhard> http://www.gnuenterprise.org/tools/appserver/docs/manual/devguide/index.html
<spacey> thing is i got asked to compare GNUe with J2ee but actually i have the feeling they are not that comparable
<spacey> thanks
<spacey> that link looks useful
<jamest> the wiki is down since the server move
<spacey> GNUe Application Server with J2EE even
<spacey> comparison
<spacey> bit wierd
<jcater> wtf?
<jcater> wiki was up
<jcater> sigh
<jcater> looks like a RewriteRule gone arwy
<jcater> (say that 10 times fast)
<spacey> :))
<jcater> okay, wiki is back
<spacey> yay
<spacey> In what way would GNUe be comparable with J2EE?
<dimas> spacey: in very simple, see:
<dimas> GNUe > J2EE
* dimas runs
<spacey> :))
<spacey> http://www.gnuenterprise.org/cgi-bin/twiki/view/Main/HowAppServerWorks
<spacey> must say i love the documentation :p
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<spacey> if your making an application with GNUe you program in python?
<jamest> lol
<jamest> yes, we are python
<spacey> also webpage thingies in GNUe like in J2ee? or just as middleware to various frontends
<dimas> spacey: hard to compare with J2EE, better to answer what gnue can and what not, for me at least
<spacey> dimas, that in a doc? :o
<dimas> not checked the docs for a long time, sorry
<spacey> k thnx anyway
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<reinhard> well of course that Reinhard in the wiki isn't me
<reinhard> err
<reinhard> I think..
<reinhard> ;-)
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<jcater> those austrians... quite full of themselves :)
<reinhard> look at arnie ;-)
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<reinhard> good night all
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<jcater> who's arnie?
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<jamest> the gov of CA
<mnemoc> terminator
<jcater> ah
<jcater> ahhhnold
<jamest> our next president
<jcater> pending constitutional ammendment, of course
<jamest> unless the damn constitution doesn't get changed
<jamest> but look at the possibilites
<jamest> not only could we continue the war on terrah
<jamest> but while recruiting young men into the armed forces we can have pics of the president from his movies that would inspire tollerance
<jamest> preditor, terminator, true lies, etc
<mnemoc> *g*
<jcater> let's not forget men getting pregnant
<jcater> and those genetic tests that resulted in twins
<jcater> s/tests/experiments
<jamest> lol
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<michael301080> if I want to translate the pre-releases, can I just the files in svn?
<michael301080> or do I need to download the seperate packages via the website?
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<johannesV> good morning all
<ajmitch> hi reinhard, johannesV
<johannesV> reinhard, is about to fix my docstrings :)
<reinhard> good morning all
<reinhard> did you prepare the champagne?
<reinhard> we've reached revision 8000 ;-)
<ajmitch> ayy
<ajmitch> yay
<ajmitch> heh
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<btami> good morning
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<reinhard> good morning btami
<reinhard> did you read the logs?
<reinhard> johannesV tested incremental search in dropdowns and it works
<reinhard> however it seems there is a problem with the focus if you select the dropdown with the mouse
<reinhard> the GF layer seems to not get the info about focus change
<reinhard> <johannesV> i think there's a signal-processing of a mouse-button-release missing :)
<btami> yep, looking into...
<btami> thx for testing/reporting bugs
<reinhard> thanks
<reinhard> thx for fixing it :)
<btami> :)
<btami> this search with dropdown was the trickiest part of win32 ui programming
<btami> but google helped
<btami> as usual
<btami> anyhow, i know now what the "spagetti code" is
<btami> event handling with win32 API
<btami> grrr
<btami> maybe one time somone will refactore/redesign this terrible code...
<btami> s/somone/someone
<reinhard> *lol*
<reinhard> as if there were people that are known for cleaning up other people's code ;-)
<johannesV> yeah
<johannesV> :)
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