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11:51 <zasz> Hi
12:17 <zasz> I see a lot of "Not all dependencies satisified, cannot activate", 
but the web interface shows fine, the username check works also, but when 
clicking "Create account", unknown error with empty message
12:17 <mrvisser1> zasz, if you log in to /system/console as user "admin" (pw: 
"admin"), are all bundles in "Active" state ?
12:17 <mrvisser1> they should all be "active", with 1 "fragment", I believe
12:17 <mrvisser1> 0 "installed"
12:19 <zasz> All active yes
12:20 <mrvisser> zasz: are you accessing the server through 'localhost' ?
12:21 <mrvisser> zasz: are you accessing the server through 'localhost' ?
12:21 <zasz> no
12:21 <zasz> could that be the problem?
12:21 <mrvisser> there is a "server protection service" that you will have to 
configure or disable for dev
12:22 <mrvisser> zasz: Please have a look through this document: 
https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/3AK/OAE+Configuration+and+Deployment
12:22 <mrvisser> under "server protection service" is where you're probably 
running into a problem.
12:24 <zasz> I will take a look at that, thanks
12:24 <mrvisser> np
12:39 <zasz> Seems to work I can create a group. Is it normal I can't logout 
from admin?
12:40 <nicolaas> yes, it's a known issue that only happens when having signed 
in to the admin console
12:40 <zasz> ok thank you
12:42 <mrvisser> zasz: glad it's working!
17:19 <wthivierge_> Hi, if i wanted to add a CrossDomain.xml file at the root 
of nakamura in order to get a flash client to consume data from Nakamura OAE, 
nakamura being one big .jar where should i put this crossdomain.xml
17:19 <simong> wthivierge_: I found it easiest to do those things with Apach
17:20 <simong> *apache
17:25 <wthivierge_> simong could you expand just a little bit
17:26 <simong> Well, this only really applies when you're running in production 
where you usually have an Apache server sitting in front of the nakamura app
17:26 <simong> Then you can specify some Locations (ie: /crossdomain.xml) to be 
served by apache
17:26 <simong> rather than nakamura
17:27 <simong> I'll check if there is a way to do it directly from Nakamura
17:27 <nicolaas> You could just post it in there
17:28 <simong> Yea, I'm not entire sure if that still works though
17:56 <wthivierge_> hey nicolass thanks for all the help with file upload, 
currently we are investigating why the file bundle on why it does not pick up 
our user session. its a normal user and retrieving 
meService/message/files/group/profile using get actually works so the 
createFile we'll figure out whats different with this bundle or we'll add 
parameters in the post and add the managers through it.
17:56 <nicolaas> you're welcome
17:57 <nicolaas> I'm not quite sure what's happening there
17:58 <wthivierge_> way to much why in that last sentence
18:43 <zasz> For the record, to have a crossdomain.xml file, we just have to 
look at how robots.txt is done. Do the same or put your crossdomain.xml file 
with the robots.txt file and it will work
18:44 <simong> you could create a bundle that has a initial content in it
18:44 <simong> I'll mock one up
18:45 <simong> actually
18:46 <simong> If you stick your crossdomain.xml file in 
bundles/robots.txt/src/main/resources/SLING-INF/content/root/ and than redeploy 
the bundle (mvn clean install -Predeploy in the bundles/robots.txt directory) 
you should be good to go
18:47 <zasz> that's what I was trying to say, yes :)
18:47 <simong> ah my bad :)

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