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**I just spent >2hrs writing a much better email**

But, surprise surprise it got nuked. I've told you I suck @e-mail so badly. Any ways I'll re-write my complete email later. Here my short recap. 1.) I've been gonefor so long because of some serious health issues. Luckily I've finally received a clean bill of health &hospitals should be long out of the future(w/any luck). A few quick things: I'm ready to post my gPodder helper script for running &syncing gPodder from the command line so it can be ran through a cron job &etc. But before I post it I'm wondering if, w/gPodder 0.11.2[should be 0.12.0 *wink* lol]. Any ways w/0.11.2 would running `gpodder --run --sync` accomplish what we've been talking? 2.) Is the new sync code in place enough, either in 0.11.2 or subversion, to where I could begin working on converting/adding SQLite support? 3.) Can I a get a link, or @least a reminder as to what coding standard gPodder uses, PYN-9, or what was it? 4.) &The real focus to my e-mail. I just tried to upgrade to gPodder 0.11.2. The GUIs awesome &I'm super looking forward to taking advantage of the additional features, not to mention the bug fixes. *Awesome job everyone!* But when I try to run `gpodder --run` from the cli gPodder dies with the following error:

       /Traceback (most recent call last):
          File "/usr/bin/gpodder", line 166, in <module>
            sys.exit( main())
          File "/usr/bin/gpodder", line 125, in main
            from gpodder import console
          File "usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gpodder/console.py",
       line 21, in <module>
          File "usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gpodder/download.py",
       line 29, in <module>
          File "usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gpodder/libgpodder.py",
       line 37, in <module>
          File "usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gpodder/config.py",
       line 60, in <module>
       NameError: name 'default_bittorrent_dir' is not defined/

I hope that this is an easy issue to fix, I'm sure it is. I've tried adding a default_bittorrent_dir directive to gpodder.conf with no luck. However the current subversion build(679's what I checked out). So I'm using the subversion build, in addition to coding on it. My final question, For any bug fixes that I fix, sqlite conversion, playlist manager, &using python-xine to enable media playing right inside gPodder(w/support for all the beautiful codecs, &*cough-ick-gah*). So question: 4.) Any ways I'm glad to finally be back, glad to be alive, &looking forward to start making some contributions to this project.

I hope you/everyone is doing wonderfully; please take care,
Kaity G. B.; et. al.
P.S. I really am working on my websites:

   * http://Dystonia-DREAMS.Org/ <http://dystonia-dreams.org/>: support
     group for everyone, like myself, living beyong living with
     Generalized Dystonia.
   * http://uberChicGeekChick.Com/ <http://uberchicgeekchick.com/>: My
     page &podcast about: art &self-expression through–>OSS->creating
     art(graphic design, animation, video, audio, &more).
   * http://uberChicks.Net/ <http://uberchicks.net/>: Highlighting
     womens' OSS contributions &projects.  Includes writings,
     interviews, &podcast.
   * http://openSuSE.uberChicks.Net/ <http://opensuse.uberchicks.net/>:
     openSuSE's official women community.
           @ irc://irc.opensuse.org/openSuSE-women &
irc://irc.opensuse.org/openSuSE-uberChicks
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