Re: http://poe.perl.org/
On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 01:29:34PM -0500, Al Tobey wrote: err ... what happened here? I'm getting one of those domain-hosing portal sites. www.perl.org seems ok, though. Is anybody else experiencing this? Yes. The problem seems to be that poe.perl.org is a CNAME to poe.eekeek.org, and the owner of that domain (Matt Cashner) forgot to renew it. Whoops. _ Dennis Taylor Anyone whose days are all the same and free from [EMAIL PROTECTED]want inhabits eternity of a sort. - Peter Hoeg _ PGP Fingerprint: A40B 4A41 F140 9196 C598 B096 5324 F39E 42F9 9A11
Re: http://poe.perl.org/
On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 01:46:30PM -0500, sungo wrote: like i said a minute ago, this is all just a dns confusion between the hosting service poe.perl.org is on and my dns servers (the confusion being that they didnt tell me the ip addys were changing). its all fixed now. Good to hear that it's unrelated. But the domain still expired a week ago, so you might want to have a chat with them about that too. :-) _ Dennis Taylor Anyone whose days are all the same and free from [EMAIL PROTECTED]want inhabits eternity of a sort. - Peter Hoeg _ PGP Fingerprint: A40B 4A41 F140 9196 C598 B096 5324 F39E 42F9 9A11
Re: PoCo::IRC dcc chat working code / example / help ?
On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 01:00:19PM +0200, Jeroen van Wissen wrote: The example that comes with the PoCo::IRC package only shows file sending/getting. Look at examples/moo.pl in the P::C::IRC distribution. _ Dennis Taylor Anyone whose days are all the same and free from [EMAIL PROTECTED]want inhabits eternity of a sort. - Peter Hoeg _ PGP Fingerprint: A40B 4A41 F140 9196 C598 B096 5324 F39E 42F9 9A11
Re: POE::IRC: working DCC send code snippet somewhere?
On Sun, Aug 11, 2002 at 04:22:53PM +0200, Bruno Boettcher wrote: still struggling with my bot... wanted to lt it accept under certai conditions large filetransfers, and before i begin to implement that thing, i was wondering if someone out there allready programmed for POE::IRC the DCC methods for receiving files, especially from a first glance i didn't detected on how to achieve the resume functionality that will be needed :D If I recall correctly, one of the example scripts in the P::C::IRC examples directory does a DCC send on request. No resume support yet, though. Patches welcome. :-) _ Dennis Taylor Anyone whose days are all the same and free from [EMAIL PROTECTED]want inhabits eternity of a sort. - Peter Hoeg _ PGP Fingerprint: A40B 4A41 F140 9196 C598 B096 5324 F39E 42F9 9A11
Re: channel server context of a POE::IRC session?
On Sat, Aug 03, 2002 at 04:20:18PM +0200, Bruno Boettcher wrote: funny enough the given wrappers implement more or less what i already forgrammed, and they don't seem to solve the multiserver clashing of the POE::IRC module (at least my testscript copletely looses track when connected to 2 servers...) I must confess that I'm not sure what the issue here is. You'll need two POE::Component::IRC sessions, one for each server, and you can use the $_[SENDER] field of the states they send to see which server a given event came from. All channel-specific events have an argument containing the name of the channel they were generated on. This should be enough to pinpoint any given event to a server/channel combination, right? _ Dennis Taylor Anyone whose days are all the same and free from [EMAIL PROTECTED]want inhabits eternity of a sort. - Peter Hoeg _ PGP Fingerprint: A40B 4A41 F140 9196 C598 B096 5324 F39E 42F9 9A11
Re: POE::Component::Server::IRC
On Wed, Jan 23, 2002 at 05:12:34PM -0500, Casey West wrote: This makes me want to write a minimal client program using the curses libraries. It was pretty easy to write pong, how hard could this be? :-) I seem to recall that someone already wrote a console-based IRC client using POE and POE::Component::IRC. I think it was dngor, in fact, who showed it to me. Who was working on that, anyways? Also, I'd like to add encryption to it, and it would be cool to have an encryption based server that I can trust. Try ssh + ytalk. :-) _ Dennis Taylor Anyone whose days are all the same and free from [EMAIL PROTECTED]want inhabits eternity of a sort. - Peter Hoeg _ PGP Fingerprint: E8D6 9670 4FBD EEC3 6C6B 810B 2B30 E529 51BD 7B90
Re: Question About Example
On Wed, Aug 08, 2001 at 02:02:50PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was playing around with the sample code in the Beginner's Introduction to POE article at http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2001/01/poe.html. I wrote that article. Funny you should mention that, really... I've just recently run into the same problem myself. I wrote a server just the other day that used closures to manage connection state; every time a new wheel was generated on behalf of a connection, the wheel's states would be generated at run-time with that connection's information in them. It was pretty cool, but it doesn't work any more. Sigh. SuccessEvent coderefs are depreciated (and will go away after version 0.13) at ./poeserver.pl line 18 FailureEvent coderefs are depreciated (and will go away after version 0.13) at ./poeserver.pl line 18 What I'm wondering is... what is recommended, in place of the SuccessEvent and FailureEvent coderefs? Well, sheesh, I'd send you a patch if dngor hadn't already beaten me to it. :-) By the way, I have to congratulate you: lumberjack.snurgle.org is a _great_ hostname! _ Dennis Taylor Anyone whose days are all the same and free from [EMAIL PROTECTED]want inhabits eternity of a sort. - Peter Hoeg _ PGP Fingerprint: E8D6 9670 4FBD EEC3 6C6B 810B 2B30 E529 51BD 7B90
