the easiest fix for this issue is to go to the SBC DSL site and file the
request to have the ports unblocked for your account. =) it takes about
a day for them to open them up, and it's just a simple web form to fill
out.
- brian
My big question, and one I didn't see clearly articulated on their site,
is why would you use this install?
any takers?
- brian
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usually the requirements for the others will be that XML::LibXML is built.
once it is, the others *should* install from within the cpan shell.
- brian
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you might want to try building it from the actual distro if you're using the
Fink libxml libraries, i know that with XML::Parser, i have to actually set
the path to expat in the Makefile.pl file to get it to build with my
darwinports expat.
hth,
- brian
Hi all,
I need to re-install
One of the biggest issues I'm having right now is querying the Library
by the database_id:
my $track = $remote-obj(
tracks = whose(database_id = equals = $args),
playlist = 1
);
This actions seems to take forever (30+seconds). Is
Not a question per say, but since switching my iTunes code from
Mac::OSA::Simple ( i.e. writing AppleScript, then compile and
executing it ) to Mac::Glue, I've seen performance gains of about
300%. Any thoughts on why? Is it just my environment? Or is there
something more there?
thanks again for
, brian pink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I'm using Mac::Glue to talk to iTunes. I've got this line that
works in AppleScript:
play some track of library playlist 1 whose database id is x -- (
where x is a known db id. )
i've tried converting this to Mac::Glue like this:
my $track
one more update. this is working as expected.
$_[1] is a known database_id from iTunes...
my $library = $itunes-obj( 'playlist' = '1' );
my $tracks = $library-obj( 'tracks' = whose( 'database_id',
'equals', $_[1] ));
if( $^E ) { $msg .= $^E; }
else
{
for my $track ( $tracks-get() )
i've never actually gotten that specific test to work on Panther ( the
live/apache-listing ) and i haven't had any problems with doing a
force install of modules that fail on it.
in your cpan shell, type force install HTTP::Request and you should be all set.
