Hi "Searcher"s,
Some of you are aware that a web interface for beagle is being worked
on. I
blogged about it in planetbeagle sometime back. After that, a "fearless"
Nirbheek Chauhan continued hacking on it and managed to change
http://bp0.blogger.com/_Dl_EHp-s13Q/RuSVUVFtUNI/AAM
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On 10/2/07, Debajyoti Bera wrote:
> Hi "Searcher"s,
> Some of you are aware that a web interface for beagle is being worked
> on. I
> blogged about it in planetbeagle sometime back. After that, a "fearless"
> Nirbheek Chauhan continued hackin
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Dammit, forgot to attach the patch, *rolls eyes*
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~Nirbheek Chauhan, he who has realised that today is not his day.
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> The backend must be enabled by making
Ahh... right. You need to have the network service enabled (turned off
by default):
$ beagle-config networking ServiceEnabled
(it toggles the flag, and prints the current behaviour after toggling)
> Then, when you call beagled from inside "beagle/beagled",
> Some of you are aware that a web interface for beagle is being worked
> on. I
> blogged about it in planetbeagle sometime back. After that, a "fearless"
>
> I believe its now at a stage that some feedback would be good. 99.9% of it is
> javascript+xslt, so I(we) am mostly looking forward
