[Boston.pm] problem with Redhat 8.0, Apache, mod_perl, libapreq

[John Abreau]

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I'm trying to install RequestTracker on a Redhat 8.0 box, and I'm getting 
stuck on libapreq, the perl module that provides Apache::Cookie. 

Whether I'm trying it from the rt build, or via -MCPAN, or by building
libapreq by hand from the tarball, it fails when running perl 
Makefile.PL:

Can't locate Apache/MyConfig.pm in @INC 

Apparently Apache::MyConfig is supposed to be part of mod_perl, but 
there's no trace of it on the system, and mod_perl seems to be 
running fine. The rpm is installed, and when I created the /var/www/perl 
directory and dropped a hello world perl script in it, the script 
ran correctly when tested in a browser.

Has anyone else run into this problem and found a workaround? The best 
I can guess is that perhaps libapreq just doesn't work with apache 2.x, 
and that I can't run RequestTracker on Redhat 8.0 without downgrading 
to an older apache/mod_perl combo. I'm hoping that's not actually the case.

Thanks.


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Re: [Boston.pm] Re: problem with Redhat 8.0, Apache, mod_perl, libapreq

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 *mod_perl* doesn't work with Apache2.x yet.  You need to downgrade to 
 apache1.x if you want/need mod_perl to work.  See the apache website 
 for more info.

Yup, that seems to be the consensus. I guess I'll try installing 
RequestTracker on a different machine for now, and give apache2 a 
couple more months to ripen. 


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Re: [Boston.pm] environment variables that stick

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Charles Reitzel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

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$Foo = 'foo';
@Bar = ( qw(Foo Baz Bar) );
%Baz = { Foo = $Foo, Bar = \@Bar };
 }
[snip]

The %Baz is broken; it should be

 %Baz = ( Foo = $Foo, Bar = \@Bar );

since it's a hash, not a reference to a hash.


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Re: [Boston.pm] OT - cannot SSH into Redhat box

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On Tue, 2004-04-20 at 21:32, Ranga Nathan wrote:

 I installed Redhat server (Enterprise) on a box but I can not SSH into
 the box. The sshd is running and I can ssh from within the box but not
 from outside. /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny are both empty.
 There is no other firewall I can find there. HTTP connection is fine.
 I checked sshd_config and that looks clean (i.e no blocking entries).
 I remember going through a similar situation a couple of years ago and
 have forgotten what I did.
 
 Anything I missed out?

The first thing I'd check is if iptables is allowing traffic on 
port 22. Look at /etc/sysconfig/iptables, and see if there's a 
line similar to this: 

-A RH-Lokkit-0-50-INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 22 --syn -j ACCEPT

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Re: [Boston.pm] Need time since 1900-01-01 00:00:00

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On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 20:58, Ranga Nathan wrote:

 Is there a quick way to convert a time stamp (date  time)  as seconds 
 since 1900-01-01 00:00:00?
 time() uses 1970 as base (epoch).
 But the system I am dealing with on mainframe uses 1900 as base.
 
 Looked at Date::Calc and Date::Manip but they  dont seem to handle this.
 
 Rather than hand-roll some calculations.huh, I am lazy. That's why I 
 Perl!
 
 Thanks for any help!

Well, a google search for seconds in a year drops into some sort of 
google calculator that says there are 31,556,926 seconds in a year. 
Multiply that by 70 years, and you get an approximate difference 
of 2,208,984,820. Add that constant to a Unix date value, and you'll 
have your corresponding mainframe date value.  

I was going to point out that this doesn't account for leap seconds, 
but after checking google again, I found that the first leap second 
was added to the calendar on June 30, 1972, which means it's not 
relevant to this particular computation. 

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Re: [Boston.pm] Need time since 1900-01-01 00:00:00

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On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 22:17, Bob Rogers wrote:

The difference between that and Google's number is due to the fact
 that 2208984820 is the number of seconds in an average year, which is
 not a whole number of days -- it's more like 365.24 days.  In fact,
 2208988800 seconds divided by 86400 seconds per day is exactly 25567
 days, which is 70*365+17; there are only 17 leap years in 1900-1969 as
 1900 was not a leap year.  QED.

Yeah, I checked the leap seconds, but somehow I forgot to add in the 
leap days. Must have been one of those caffeine-deficiency brain farts. 

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Re: [Boston.pm] Keyboards

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On Wed, 2004-08-04 at 10:21, Mark J. Dulcey wrote:

 People don't complain about the SysRq key or those other useless keys 
 you mentioned because they're mostly in out-of-the-way places. The 
 Windows key, on the other hand, occupies prime real estate on the 
 keyboard, so it is a bit more in the way. I think the original poster 
 didn't like the Windows key because it pushes the Control key farther 
 away from the spacebar.

There's also the fact that SysRq actually does something, at least on 
Redhat and Fedora using the default Gnome desktop settings: it creates 
a screenshot. I notice this every time I accidentally hit SysRq instead 
of Scroll Lock. And Scroll Lock is used by my KVM switch to switch 
between my various machines. 

As for the Windows key, Metacity uses that as a mouse modifier; 
within the content area of a window, W-leftbutton moves the window, 
W-middlebutton resizes the window, and W-rightbutton pops up the 
same menu you get from right-clicking the window's titlebar. 

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Re: [Boston.pm] may be OT: Heard of chkinstall, a utility to build RPMs ?

[John Abreau]

Ranga Nathan wrote:
 I believe there is a utility to build RPMs from normal tar.gz distro. In 
 order to keep things consistent, I would like to build an RPM of Nagios 2x 
 beta for SuSE9 (intel).
 But I could not find any download links for it.  Can someone point me in 
 the right direction?
 Thanks

Of course, getting to the site is a problem; it looks like Network 
Solutions is screwing them over. From WHOIS:

Domain ID:D81895216-LROR
Domain Name:IZTO.ORG
Created On:03-Jan-2002 00:56:28 UTC
Last Updated On:02-Jan-2005 02:54:02 UTC
Expiration Date:03-Jan-2006 00:56:28 UTC
Sponsoring Registrar:Network Solutions LLC (R63-LROR)
Status:CLIENT TRANSFER PROHIBITED

Looks like the guy tried to switch registrars, and NetSol is punishing 
him for it.

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Re: [Boston.pm] Put similarities in code and differences in data

[John Abreau]

Greg London wrote:
 one of my favorite maxims: 
 Always... no, no... never... forget to check your references.

Or another classic from the same source:

 You're not supposed to park your car on campus...

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Re: [Boston.pm] Short time in Boston

[John Abreau]

David H. Adler wrote:

So. Mom and I are taking a cruise next month up the east coast and into
Canada. We've got a day (22 Oct, if I've got this all right) in Boston.

What should we do in the... 10 hours we're there?

Thanks.

dha



A few things that come to mind:

* Freedom Trail - walking tour of historic sites from the American
Revolution
* Old Ironsides - famous naval warship from Colonial times
* Faneuil Hall marketplace
* Museum of Fine Arts
* Computer Museum
* Fenway Park, if the Red Sox are playing that day


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Re: [Boston.pm] damian meeting recap

[John Abreau]

On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 09:40:03 -0400
Uri Guttman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 i thought i saw you manipulating your laptop for a good angle! the
 contest would be cool to put on the web but i am fairly sure damian
 would object since his talks (sm) are copyrighted (c) and trademarked
 (tm) and patent pending. so let him make that decision. as for
 bandwidth, i dunno what our wiki can handle. we share hosting with the
 main pm servers which mostly do web and email. dunno any pm groups
 that do video. but youtube would work as long as no one cared about
 their dignity. :)
 
 uri

Services like youtube and flickr are good choices for making photos 
and videos available. I would strongly recommend somebody keeps a local 
archive as well, though. Remember the old gnhlug list archives that 
expired messages after a few weeks? 


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Re: [Boston.pm] telepresence for meetings

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I asked MIT about the cameras. They say we can use them to stream our
meetings, but they can't provide us tech support, so we'd have to figure
out for ourselves how to use them.

There's no mechanism for non-MIT users to record from the cameras, but if
you can play the streaming video on a laptop, I imagine it should be
possible to record the stream to the laptop's hard drive, then post the
recording to youtube afterward.



On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 9:21 PM, Bill Ricker bill.n1...@gmail.com wrote:

 On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 5:54 PM, Tom Metro tmetro+boston...@gmail.com
 wrote:

  I haven't seen any demand for that for Boston.pm prior to this thread,
  but the topic has come up several times for Boston Linux/UNIX, also
  hosted at MIT.
 

 BLU has recorded some talks (audio quality questionable, see video of my
 2011 crypto talk). They've also done telepresense lately as one regular
 member was in rehab hospital so his buddy streamed it for him. I'm sure
 audio quality was poor too.

 I've noticed in the last 6 months or so that MIT has added cameras to
  all of its classrooms. Bill, does MIT provide any information on whether
  use of those cameras is available to user groups?
 

 AFAIK that's for SLOANE use.


  The trick would be consistently offering this. Whatever approach is
  taken, it has to be convenient for Bill or someone else who attends all
  meetings.
 

 In theory my phone could do that even if my laptop were presenting. I've
 never tried Skype video or transmitting on a Hangout. Not really my thing.
 If another regular wanted to make this their thing it could work, but it
 needs an enthusiastic volunteer.

 (Federico likes devices but he's not as regular as we could wish.)

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Re: [Boston.pm] telepresence for meetings

[John Abreau]

My understanding is that Google Hangout works with a laptop's webcam.

The support people at MIT told me that we can use the built-in cameras
in the classrooms to stream our meetings, but that they cannot provide
support, and that the cameras can only record into MIT's private video
archive, which cannot be accessed by non-MIT users to upload to YouTube
or to record onto a laptop.

Are you saying you know for a fact that the built-in cameras in MIT's
classrooms can be used by non-MIT users via Google Hangout?



On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 9:33 AM, Jerrad Pierce belg4...@pthbb.org wrote:

 If you use a Google hangout, it'd stream live and be archived to youtube
 w/o separate saving and upload, n'est-ce pas?




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Re: [Boston.pm] Ricardo Signes 1.21 Gigawatts Tuesday 5/13 @MIT

[John Abreau]

At the Internet of Things Festival a couple months ago, the talks were
live-streamed via Hangouts, and the video was watchable immediately with no
more than a couple minutes' delay. The entire thing was available for
posterity afterward, but you didn't have to wait for the end before
starting to watch it.

If the Boston.pm meeting is also being live-streamed, the same thing should
apply. The person doing the recording simply needs to post the youtube uri
somewhere convenient after beginning the recording.




On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 7:30 PM, David Larochelle da...@larochelle.namewrote:

 Is there an online version of the prerecorded talk?

 I assume the hangout won't be active until QA but I'd like to be able to
 see the recorded talk some that my questions will be on point.


 On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 5:52 PM, Tom Metro tmetro+boston...@gmail.com
 wrote:

  Bill Ricker wrote:
   Next meeting Tuesday, May 13, 2014
  
   Ricardo Signes 1.21 Gigawatts DATE: May 13
   TIME: 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
   ROOM: E51-372
  
   ...we will replay the recording of Ricardo's one-man-show of lightning
  talks
   to NY.pm, after which Ricardo will join us by tele-presense for *live
  QA*.
 
  No guarantees this will work, but we're experimenting with a Hangout On
  Air to broadcast some (might just be the QA portion) or all of
  tonight's presentation:
 
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWrzklFUDoo
 
  If you plan to watch live, please join Boston.pm's IRC room to submit
  questions to Ricardo and to get updates from us on what technical
  difficulties we inevitably will run into.
  http://boston-pm.wikispaces.com/IRC+Room
  (#boston.pm on irc.perl.org)
 
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Re: [Boston.pm] March Meeting Tuesday - Messaging Middleware with AMQP and RabbitMQ

[John Abreau]

Given enough time, any speaker you've ever had, or ever will have, will one
day become a dead speaker from the future.

On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 11:04 PM, Uri Guttman u...@stemsystems.com wrote:

 On 03/09/2015 08:29 PM, Bill Ricker wrote:


 On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 8:14 PM, Uri Guttman u...@stemsystems.com mailto:
 u...@stemsystems.com wrote:

 is this in person or remote video?


 ​ This is a live, remote speaker. ​

 Isn't living in the future great ?

  i'll be impressed when you have a dead speaker from the future giving a
 talk!

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Re: [Boston.pm] Links and Fonts Re: October Tech Meeting 11th (next week) / Perl 5.24 & Abe Lincoln's War Cipher

[John Abreau]

I think of PDF as digital paper, and I figure that if I'm printing to PDF,
the implication is that the document should be in an archival form. When I
export to PDF from LibreOffice, I always use the PDF/A-1a option.

If it only embeds the characters used in the document, that accomplishes
the purpose as far as I'm concerned.

On Oct 12, 2016 12:40 PM, "Bill Ricker"  wrote:

> Well, to answer Rickie's question, LibreOffice does have File >
> Properties > Fonts >  [x] Font Embedding.
> But it made a <  1MB file into a 21 MB file. Ouch. No, not uploading that !
>
> Not sure if it was contagious to the PDF Export or not ... that didn't
> bloat up, but if it only includes the used characters ?
> (You tell me !  Only needed on the handwriting typoes at the very end.)
>
> ODP and PDF and code uploaded, other links added at
> http://boston.pm.org/Calendar
> (permanent link will be http://boston.pm.org/Calendar2016 page)
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