Hi,
We're having some issues with the nsmemcache module. It works perfectly fine
if the string we're trying to store is regular alphabet characters, but once
we try to store utf-8 chars, things starts to go awry. Has anyone had this
issue before?
Thanks,
Levy Bajamundi
Systems Developer
Hi Levy,
For UTF-8 you need to encode first and then need to pass to the memcache
module. e.g.
In order to set the value in Memcache Server:
set value {some chinese here :)}
set encoded_value [encoding convertto utf-8 $value]
ns_memcache set key $encoded_value 120
To get:
set value
Hi,
Since everyone here knows that I have no ability to be nice, let me
git to the point.
GitHub sucks!
It sucks because it costs money.
It sucks because it doesn't use gitweb.
It sucks because of poor user/group management.
It sucks because it really sucks...hard!
It sucks because is uses a
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 6:15 PM, Tom Jackson t...@rmadilo.com wrote:
Hi,
Since everyone here knows that I have no ability to be nice, let me
git to the point.
GitHub sucks!
It sucks because it costs money.
It sucks because it doesn't use gitweb.
It sucks because of poor user/group
I personally strongly favor github.
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On 16 Nov 2010, at 18:15, Tom Jackson wrote:
http://aolserver.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi
I am not sure why you think using gitweb is good - I find it pretty unpleasant.
More to the point is that any clone has a full revision history so I am not
sure why you would really care so
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 6:18 PM, Jeff Davis da...@xarg.net wrote:
On 16 Nov 2010, at 18:15, Tom Jackson wrote:
http://aolserver.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi
I am not sure why you think using gitweb is good - I find it pretty
unpleasant.
I pointed this out months ago. gitweb is
Truth is: who cares? Unless you want a canonical version of AOLserver.
But that argues against the github model which creates a fork for
every developer.
Is it possible that I could maintain the sf version of AOLserver which
allows multiple developers to maintain private repositories and commit
