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for a cross-country road trip via Mt.
Rushmore, Yellowstone and Yosemite.
It's been fun :-)
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It appears that the wiki was restored from a backup at some point.
Symlinks in the kwiki directory were pointing to a
Fixed.
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...were pointing to a non-existant directory, /backups.
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It appears that the wiki was restored from a backup at some point.
Symlinks in the kwiki directory were pointing to a
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to build an XML file
via a web app? For each element and attribute, I can speficy the HTML
element type (input, radio etc).
Rather than start from scratch I would like to leverage something that
exists.
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( ); # means: tell(get_mask( ))
$curr_time = time get_mask( ); # means: time() get_mask( )
=end perlbp
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The Scheme folks have a nice LaTeX environment that highlights syntax
in code listings. Has anyone ever seen a Perl equivalent?
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for
cp. In a brief stretch of stupidity I simply re-copied the old wiki
files, forgetting that folks might have made changes in the last
thirty minutes. Ooops.
I think the next meeting date is on the 13th, so I corrected it. Sorry.
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I'm investigating what kind of success people have had with various
anti-spam Kwiki modules:
http://kwiki.org/?KwikiSpamCountermeasures
I'd like to avoid captchas, or scrambled-word-verification images.
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On 8/13/05, Uri Guttman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
perl testing - a developer's notebook. written by some moron named ian
langworth and a doofus named chromatic. this is a useless waste of dead
trees as i never need to test my code as it always works. but someone
out there may want to use
not be that efficient for serving a
bazillion requests, but you could trap the error code.
Hint: Use File::Temp to generate temporary files, Storable or YAML to
do the serialization, and $^X to get the path to the currently running
Perl executable.
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to sell, donate, or exchange for beer?
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I recommend at _least_ a social meeting. Burgers just aren't the same
without miscellaneous Perl trivia.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 23:37:30 -0500, Uri Guttman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we ain't had a meeting (tech nor social) in a goodly while. anything in
the master plans?
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in a language
designed to be written by orangutans.
http://www.dangermouse.net/esoteric/ook.html
On 28.Feb.2005 11:12AM -0800, Ben Tilly wrote:
Ruby is easier for Perl people to get into than Haskell. By
the same token, learning Ruby will expand your horizons less
than Haskell.
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http://www.dangermouse.net/esoteric/ook.html
On 28.Feb.2005 11:12AM -0800, Ben Tilly wrote:
Ruby is easier for Perl people to get into than Haskell. By
the same token, learning Ruby will expand your horizons less
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them with Apt, or..
2) /usr/local
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onload=stuff()/body
/html
I haven't tested this, but it's what comes to mind.
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key.
This might make a nice Tie:: module, if there already isn't
one. But then again, tie itself is allegedly slow...
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stages.
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On 10.Nov.2004 09:38PM -0500, Timothy Kohl wrote:
URL?
I have posted more of my demo to the Wiki page.
If Tim and Ron would do likewise.
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On 27.Sep.2004 11:01AM -0400, Ronald J Kimball wrote:
Please RSVP to the discussion list if you are planning on
coming. If you need a ride let us know.
I'll be coming with two other people.
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out what to do.
Aren't paths that begin with a '/' considered 'absolute'? And
relative is anything else? An ACTION of ../form.cgi is
a valid relative URI, isn't it?
See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Resource_Identifier#URI_Reference
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At the meeting, Uri suggested that we turn boston.pm.org into
a wiki -- specifically, a Kwiki. I'd be happy to do so.
Aye? Nay?
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, no matter what wiki you're using.
Currently, Kwiki is indeed lacking in the security area, but
only because nobody has written any yet :)
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considering purchasing one of those standalone ones.
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you will need
to acquire the lock within the child, and do some sort of coordination
between the two.
[snip]
Hrm, I guess the confusion is in the downgrading, as I believed that
the parent was getting a new lock completely.
Thank you for the walkthrough :)
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close ONE;
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Thanks to all that replied -- Skippy has found a new home :)
And to answer questions to those that asked:
1. The MacQuarium was built using Andy Ihnatko's guide, The Original
Macquarium, found here:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~ace/macquarium.html
Having a dremel on hand really helps :)
If you
be provided. New
gravel is probably needed and the existing MacQuarium is really crusty
and should be replaced.
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that are stressing the system.
The most I used before was 'top'. But this is to be used by
our operations people who are mostly used to mainframe. I am
not sure if MRTG or Cactus (?) would address this issue.
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