I would have written a shorter letter, but I did not have the time.Blaise PascalAdd that to your signature Youness!Le 18 janvier 2006 à 17:41, Youness Alaoui a écrit :sorry.. its either writing long emails to you (inconito:P) or studying Cobol for my next project... what would you decide? :P
my answer to Yves :
Yves,
get me Administrator status, don't forget the contract, we decided to use
amsn.recordingground.com as our primary forum site to the ONE CONDITION
that amsn admins are also forum admins, I'm the main amsn administrator,
so I ask for admin status..I've wasted a whole
exactly..
we have no limit on http, but on viewCVS, it's a bad thing.. because
viewCVS is a script that calls the cvs command each time.. we don't care
about the bandwidth, what we care about is the CPU usage.. if we have 100
000 'cvs' commands executed per second, you can be sure SF servers
Hi
Youness's idea seems to be the right things to do, and that's also what
I was thinking of. As Jerome proposed, I can take care of updating the
plugininfo.xml.
If I understood well, we have no limitation for http. So if I put
plugininfo.xml files into the CVS in the "www" part, and ask the
haha, stupid me (and especially Yves).. I forgot that, as a moderator, I
have access to a button on each post, called "IP".. and this is the result
when I click on IP for backp2 :
IP address for this post
65.50.164.147 [ 10 Posts ] [ Look up IP address ]
Users posting from this
no, I don't have shell access, and it's not possible, but it's BBCode, so
we can extract it ourselves...we don't need ryves to extract it.. all
we'll need after that is to configure it.. might need some work... but
let's just hope Yves will collaborate.. if he doesn't, we'll have a lot of
t
Sorry. I haven't accused anyone of anthing that I'm aware of. If it
came across that way, I apologize. As I expalined to Vivia, I left
eliminating font paths to the weekend, because I won't have the time
to do that until then. It's not a matter of sloth, but rather of time
management.
Other po
you "fucked up" your system, it is being vulgar, but not rude, I didn't
say fuck you, I didn't insult you in any other way, I wasn't rude with
you, so being vulgar doesn't mean being rude, but I won't argue with you
on that because it seems your so stupid, you won't understand what I'll be
Actually, I never inisted on not removing fonts from xorg.conf. I
just haven't gotten around to it yet. (Basically because of the time
involved in commenting them out one by one and relaunching the server
each time.) It's on my to-do list for this weekend.
On 1/20/06, Vivia Nikolaidou <[EMAIL P
http://mercea.net/~exmh/html/exmh-users/2005-01/msg6.html
(search the thread for the solution that this guy found)
http://www.tldp.org/FAQ/faqs/Wine-FAQ
Adding the locales wasn't the only solution I had suggested. In the FAQ it
is suggested to remove your font paths from xorg.conf , which y
Quite true (about vulgarity and rudeness). However, there is no way
to be vulgar without being rude.
I'm now talking to some tcl folks about this. Their first stab at it
is like this:
Run 'xrdb -remove' from the shell prompt, then try launching amsn.
If it comes up with no errors, that's goo
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006, Gerald Britton wrote:
> hmmm...interesting. Well I consider profanity to be rude, every time,
> all the time. If you are vulgar, then you are rude, no second
> thoughts about that.
Being vulgar is not the only way to be rude. Sometimes you can be a lot
worse without using
Thanks!
On 1/20/06, Vivia Nikolaidou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Now I would very much like to pursue this issue with the tk group.
> > Can anyone point me in their direction?
>
> http://www.tcl.tk
>
>
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hmmm...interesting. Well I consider profanity to be rude, every time,
all the time. If you are vulgar, then you are rude, no second
thoughts about that.
I have carefully maintained my machine (no screamer to be sure, just a
1gig with 384M ram) on a gentoo distro for several years. Following
gen
1 - you were rude, no second thoughts about that
2 - what profanities from "the previous poster" ???*
3 - I prefer to be vulgar when needed than to be rude when not needed.. it
is said that being polite is simply another way of being hypocrite
4 - frustration should go to :
a) your mach
> Now I would very much like to pursue this issue with the tk group.
> Can anyone point me in their direction?
http://www.tcl.tk
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My apologies to those who feel that I answered harshly. I suppose my
frustration came through. At least I did not resort to profanities in
the manner of the previous poster (I do not use such profanity in my
speech and certainly not in writing. It is simply not appropriate.)
I am also quite th
humm.. I remember doing it more than once with the old MSN version and the
plugin... you could send a screenshot in ink
it would be in png I think... not sure
anyways, maybe there's a way to do that, we'll have to check! (a copy
image to clipboard->paste, a custom smiuley, drag drop in handwri
I'm a bit surprised by the 'harshness' of this thread...
let me summarize it :
1 - a user fucks up his PC and asks for help
2 - we try everything to help him as much as possible
3 - it didn't work
4 - we found out his pc is not 'normal' and ask him to install what HAS to
be installed
5 - he clea
fyi -- I suppress all the other locales to mamke glibc compile faster
(much, much faster actually)
On 1/20/06, Vivia Nikolaidou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Did that by running amsn like this:
> >
> > LC_ALL=en_US amsn
> >
> > I also tried
> >
> > LANG=en_US amsn
> >
> > Here's the outp
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006, Gerald Britton wrote:
> amsn must respect the locale I set (via LC_ALL= or LANG=). It has no
> business trying to use any others. At the very least it should query
> locale availability (locale -a) before trying to use them.
it's not amsn, it's tk, i repeat :(
> "J
amsn must respect the locale I set (via LC_ALL= or LANG=). It has no
business trying to use any others. At the very least it should query
locale availability (locale -a) before trying to use them.
"Just giving it a try" will, in my case, result in an eight-hour
compile job to try to circumvent a
hehe.. yeah, calm down :P
anyways, as Is aid, we'll still have probs with lang files, but for
plugins, we can correct this, ASAP :
as I said before, all we need to do is to change the URLS in
plugininfo.xml and add urls for the plugins that don't have any...
here's the answer I received from
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006, Gerald Britton wrote:
> Definitely. Why spend time compiling locales (hours and hours on my
> machine) that I won't use?
... what if aMSN is trying to use them now?
OK, I don't know, just give it a try
>
> On 1/20/06, Vivia Nikolaidou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Fri
Definitely. Why spend time compiling locales (hours and hours on my
machine) that I won't use?
On 1/20/06, Vivia Nikolaidou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 20 Jan 2006, Gerald Britton wrote:
>
> > fyi -- I suppress all the other locales to mamke glibc compile faster
> > (much, much faster ac
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006, Gerald Britton wrote:
> fyi -- I suppress all the other locales to mamke glibc compile faster
> (much, much faster actually)
are you sure this is a good idea? :)
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> Did that by running amsn like this:
>
> LC_ALL=en_US amsn
>
> I also tried
>
> LANG=en_US amsn
>
> Here's the output from my locale command:
>
> $ locale -a
> C
> POSIX
> en_US
> en_US.utf8
Where are all other locales?... Anyway, try LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 , though I
don't think that
OK -- I took the instructions from the FAQ:
"First of all, it may be a font problem: try making aMSN run with a
different font (under Tools -> Preferences -> Appearance). "
Did that, Changed it to Arial, 10 pt
"Second, you may need to run aMSN from a different encoding (under
Tools -> Preferen
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