Hi Ketty!
On 2/6/07, ketty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, i have finaly started thinking about my application to the OCaml
Summer thingy (about time!). There used to be a page on the demexp
wiki with a lots of suggestions and ideas for future improvements but
i can't find it anymore, is it gone
On 1/12/07, David MENTRE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Jérémy,
2007/1/12, Jeremy Dubreil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> In some cases this might lead to something we would wish to avoid.
> Indeed, if a voter A tries to delegate the question Q to the other
> participants then he can infer who is on a
Ok, Thanks Thomas, version 0.6.3 works fine on Etch by the way.
Félix
On 1/11/07, Thomas Petazzoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Le Thu, 11 Jan 2007 14:21:19 +0100,
"Felix HENRY" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> I just installed Debian etch on my PC (to be more a
> If Yes I don't understand what
> happens when
> someone who has delegated his vote recieves a delegation on the same
> question.
I did not thought at this issue. :-)
But the answer is quite simple : we *know* that the participant who
receives a delegation has delegated his vote and to whom,
Hi David,
Hello,
I thought about the delegation system of demexp and I think I'll try to
implement a simple scheme, following Jérémy's original idea: implement
a kind of vote Vote_as("delegate_name") in each question[1].
I just re-read this approach. Althought I do not understand everything
Hi all, and happy new year!
I just installed Debian etch on my PC (to be more accurate: Fred did!) and
I'm wondering about the status of a demexp 0.8 package for etch. Does it
exist? If yes what is the line I should add to my source.list file?
Thanks,
Félix
Hi all,
I'm trying to complile demexp client 0.8.3. I've got a Debian Sarge.
To this end I have to compile ocaml-gettext-0.2.0.
To compile ocaml-gettext-0.2.0 I need to compile camomile.
However camomile (0.7.1) won't compile: I get a long list of errors of
the type:
"public/uText.mli:31:14: car
You don't do any identity verification or something do you David?
No, he does not: on the longer run we will ask people to provide proofs
of existence (birth certificate) and we warn those who ask for an
account that they will have to provide it at some later stage.
Félix
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Hello David and Augustin,
I understand there are technical issues to the problem of logins,
however, I am concerned with the complexity of it from the point of
view of the user. Once again, the whole point of having a web client is
to make it easier for the average (read: not computer-proficient)
Hi Augustin,
Questions will be indexed by search engines and it will drive traffic to the
site.
I didn't think about this aspect, that's simply brilliant.
Félix
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This one is on the longer run:
It would be nice to be able to create one's own demexp "instance" from
the website. Thus every club, association, organisation could
easily create its own "local democracy" service, for internal purpose.
Of course this is quite difficult (how to re-start the server
Hi there,
My go for the remarks on the Drupal client.
I agree with David's suggestion about login
information creation.
When browsing through the questions, some display
the winning answer, and some don't. Example here:
http://demexp.ouvaton.org/taxonomy/term/166
only question 181 has a winning
>
>
>One possible fix: could you try to put spaces to fill-up the part before
>the column, (like "a :education")?
>
>
>
I tried but it doesn't solved the problem.
By the way, (this relating to the "connection" bug), I did no longer
have connection problems today.
Felix
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Hi all,
a little bug: the "fake hierarchical" classification system of tags
has a problem. The system consists in using for instance:
a:education
aa:maths
ab:physics
b:ecology
etc.
However, it seems that the ':' character is after 'a' 'b' etc.
because I get the following order:
aa:maths
ab:physi
Hi,
when I use demexp client V 0.6.3 on the official server, I first
get a "Unable to connect to server: Connexion refusée" message.
Then the client opens.
If I close it and open it again, I get the same message.
However, if I open it, open the "preference" window,
close it by clicking on "cance
Dear all,
You will find attached to this mail a sample html file and a
sample css style file that are used for the demexp client.
If you want to play with them, put them in the same directory
and open the html file. In particular, I know there is a problem
with Microsoft IE because it does not in
[3] By the way, Félix, could you post it on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have to get back to my home computer to do it so I'll send it tonight.
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- implement a way to keep permanently voted and seen question for each
user (much like the GTK client is keeping this information in
~/.demexp/ directory). I have not many ideas how to implement
that. The marcos machine has a MySQL server available, but I'm
completely new to those SQL t
Here is the bug
When I create a new tag I get this message in a distinct window
(not in the status bar below the tag creation window):
Unknown error message (Rpc.Rpc_server(3)).
However when I reload the list of tags & question, I see that
the tag has been created.
When I rename a tag, I get the
David MENTRE a écrit :
>Hello,
>
>I'm trying to find a way to implement in HTML a tree folding/unfolding,
>similar to the GTK widget Tree View[1]... and I haven't many ideas.
>
>Have you pointers on web interface to manipulate trees that you find
>nice? For example, what do you think of gmane int
Hi all,
I made a list of web app frameworks that I think are worth considering for
the demexp web client devt, on the english demexp wiki:
http://demexp.org/en/doku.php?id=web_client_development_framework
It's a wiki so feel free to update, modify, etc!
Felix
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My own feeling is that it is definitely worth spending some time
checking frameworks,
Would you help me establish such a list of frameworks?
Sure, I'll start by having a look and post a summary. I'll try and do that
tomorrow.
For info I go on holidays (next wednesday) and I'm still working
Dear all,
Quoting David MENTRE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
At last demexp meeting, we have decided to focus developments on a web
interface to help the spreading of demexp.
We should face now the choice of architecture and language to accomplish
this.
[...]
wheel, especially regarding web technol
Dear All,
The other day, during the demexp meeting, I mentionned an
ajax based GPL email client. Here it is:
http://www.roundcube.net/
There is a demo available here,
http://demo.roundcube.net/
with:
Username: roundcube_demo
Password: rcubedemo
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Dear David,
I'm currently working on the web client look and I have a 2 questions:
1/ Some information like the Question list is embedded in the html
file only when it actually exist (that is, when a tag has been selected
and the relevant buton clicked). I would also like to put some
html there w
Dear David,
Thanks to your wdialog install guideline I installed
it succesfully, compiled demexp web client as well,
and the cgi scripts are now running fine locally on
my machine. Thanks,
Félix
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>As put in a previous post on this list, you need to compile
>inifiles. For details, see:
>
> http://www.mail-archive.com/demexp-dev@nongnu.org/msg00149.html
>
>
Well, I definitively would have missed this mail!
Thanks, I'll let you know when it works.
Félix
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Hi all,
I'm curently trying to build the web interface from demexp source.
I have a problem when doing the configure: everything goes
smooth until Inifiles checking (see below). I tried to look for
an Inifiles-related package name and all I found was
libconfig-inifiles-perl , already installed on
Hi David and all,
I talked to Fred today and he told me about the new experimental version of
the demexp web client. I was surprised since I never read the announcement
email.
That's why you got no feedback from me.
I checked and I actually never recieved the announcement email.
Is it just me or
Hi everybody!
It seems that the archive of the Mac OS X demexp client is corrupt. This
was notices by Philippe who wanted to try it at home. I then tried
to decompress it under windows (CRC failed) and under linux (same).
Since it's been uploaded directly on the wiki I suspect something
like bad
David MENTRE a écrit :
>Hello,
>
>For the clients of demexp, I need to check that an HTTP URL given by the
>user is reasonably correct: not overly long, correct set of characters,
>etc.
>
>Any idea of a regexp and/or things to check? Any pointer?
>
>Yours,
>d.
>
>
I'm not sur it's the most effi
Dear all,
I finally compiled version 0.7 thanks to David's modification of the
configure
file, and tested it. Good news: the bug is out!
For historical (!) purpose: we discussed this over the phone with David,
and what happened in version 0.6.1 is that the tag selected before opening
the classifi
>You should use --no-web option at ./configure time.
>
>
>
I did. From the start I'm using --no-web --no-server but
that's when I get the message about wd-xmlcompiler
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Hi everyone
(I learned my lesson:-)
I'm still trying to compile the client, version 0.7, to check the
(ex-)classification bug.
I'm running through ./configure and get
ocamlfind: Package `wd-xmlcompiler' not found
I looked for info in the README and on the web but couldn't
find which packag
David & John,
I support your statement that the tag organization
is purely an add-on service, and that as such it should
be kept separate from the server software. Moreover,
as you said it "carries" a lot of political meaning.
It is mostly a "comfort" service, however as a demexp
client user I fe
David MENTRE a écrit :
>Salut à tous,
>
>Je suis surpris par le résultat de la question 22 "Comment gérer la
>classification des questions dans demexp ?" (tag demexp).
>
>La réponse gagnante est : 3. Pourquoi classifier les questions ? On
>devrait avoir un repertoires avec toutes les questions "en
Hi,
When using the client recently, and due to the growing number of tags, I've
become
a bit frustrated by their "flat list" organization. I took the liberty of
writing
my thoughts about a possible approach on the wiki, here:
http://www.demexp.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=hierarchy_of_tags
Let me kn
Hi David,
I tried the mockup and everything works fine with me!
Except: The "add vote" button does not modify the current
page to fill in the vote list, I guess it's not implemented
yet. Congrats!
Felix
Hello,
You'll find at http://demexp.dyndns.org/ a mockup of a web interface for
demexp t
Hi David and all,
Concerning the fact that it may be difficult for a newbie to set up its
client, I thing it may have more to do with the process of connecting
as "root", creating its own account, reconnecting, and so on...
Once we have a server where accounts are created by administrators,
this
>
>Do you think it is an issue if the three timestamp zones (for questions,
>tags and participants) are gzipped separately?
>
>
>
Not at all. Gzip is pretty quick at capturing the statistics
when it is re-initialized so the impact will be negligible
(especially when the file gets bigger).
Fé
Dear David,
Here are my comments:
1/ Concerning your proposed approach
-I think that it is probably most efficient in terms of bandwidth.
I would recommend using a binary tree (instead of 10-tree you seemed
to suggest in your mail) because I would intuitively
guess it is optimal in terms of band
Quoting David MENTRE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello,
I can't remember if we have taken a decision on this point or not:
should I remove the display of author of each question or not in the
client (and of course underlying protocol)?
Personally, I would *not* display author of questions, as the imp
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>Hello,
>
>For the caching mechanism, I will need to store a timestamp each time a
>question is modified on the server. This timestamp is communicated to
>the client, that uses it internally to determine if something has
>changed since last time it con
Hi David, here are my thoughts about your proposals,
- programming language: Python vs. OCaml
Since Thomas has made the RPC mechanism available in Python, it is
now conceivable to write some user interface in Python, using
e.g. PyGTK. Python is much more known than OCaml. Of course, all
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