Wednesday, 2008-07-23

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paulproteusnathany, It's *not* VIRT memory!  It's VIRTual address space!05:52
paulproteusNot that nkinkade is still here.05:52
paulproteusnkinkade, "find" does not detect all non-ASCII files iirc.05:53
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FaelVaz!cc14:38
FaelVazmaxo14:38
FaelVazeu quero card number14:38
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rejonmlinksva: get inspired -> http://commonsresearch.wikidot.com/local--files/nav:side/isummit08_vert_banner.png15:49
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mlinksvarejon:16:01
mecredispaulproteus: mlinksva does our google.com app include jabber?16:03
mlinksvamecredis: i assume so16:04
mecredisinteresting16:04
* mecredis tries to set it up16:04
mecredisno luck16:05
mecredisthe gmail app doesn't have a "chat" section so I assume this is wy16:05
mecrediswhy16:05
mlinksvaotoh i don't see it16:06
mlinksvayeah16:06
mlinksvai dunno16:06
mecredisnot like i need another mechanism of distraction16:06
mlinksvaoh it looks like it is something that can be added16:06
mlinksvafrom the domain admin16:06
mlinksvaprobably talk to the nathans before we should do that16:07
mecredisyeah16:07
mecredisnot crucial but just realizing it'd be nice to have contacts16:07
mecredisfrom work in chat16:07
mecredis"nice"16:07
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mlinksvacurrybot: 116:16
mlinksvaah no currybot16:16
mlinksvait's tofu masala day and i'm already hungry16:17
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DanL-mecredis re-tweet my last tweet16:56
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mecredisdone16:58
mecredisthough we're totally over capacity16:59
mecredis:( / :)16:59
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greg-gcurrybot list17:00
currybot(1) TOFU MASALA (Our chef’s special infusion!!!!)17:00
currybot(2) SHAKAHARI SUBZI (Several fresh vegetables cooked with a fresh basil leaves)17:00
currybot(3) AAM KA MURGA (Boneless chicken cubes cooked in curry flavored fresh mango)17:00
currybot(4) PATHANI MEATBALL (Meatball cooked in a yogurt, garlic, ginger and onion gravy)17:00
Bovinityspecial INFUSION17:00
greg-gInfused with Special Chef!17:00
Bovinitycurrybot: 117:00
currybotTOFU MASALA (Our chef’s special infusion!!!!) Small cubes of fresh Tofu prepared in with garlic, ginger, onion and tomato. Seasoned with the lovely flavor of India’s best GARAM MASALA – fresh roasted cardamom. Cumin, coriander, cloves and cinnamon seeds stone grounded as in Indian villages!!17:00
currybot$5.0017:00
ftobiait's a good thing the mango in #3 is curry flavored, or i wouldn't know what to do.17:02
Bovinitynow that's a special infusion.17:02
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mlinksvanathany: i have some students who could help with that17:45
mlinksvare your current session17:45
nathanyLOL17:45
mlinksvaor re anything at all17:45
nathanyright17:45
nathanyit's not education that needs changed; it's the students17:45
mlinksvaif only all students were raised in palo alto!17:46
nathanyif only!17:46
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ftobiapaulproteus, nathany: minor documentation issue fyi: api docs say that RDF is returned in an html comment, but the old implementation doesn't actually do that. so i'm just going to ignore that part of the docs when i reimplement. unless you think the docs are right?17:57
nathanyftobia: the docs are probably incorrect17:57
ftobiathat's a relief.17:57
nathanythe <rdf> tag should be rdf-xml17:57
nathanythe <html> tag should include html + embedded metadata17:57
nathanyi assume the docs are referring to the latter, right?17:58
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ftobiathe docs say that a big ol' chunk of RDF is going to be embedded in a comment within the <html> tag. that doesn't happen in the old implementation.17:59
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ftobiathe embedded metadata looks good, but i feel like the rdf-in-comment route was cast off a while ago as a bad idea.17:59
ftobiai could be making that up.18:00
nathanygreg-g: ping18:03
nathanyftobia: yes, rdf-in-comment is teh suck18:03
greg-gnathany: pong18:03
nathanyskimming the press release18:03
nathanyif we're going to say "OOo through the Addin" we should also say "Office XP through the Addin" because18:04
nathanya) there is only an MS version for XP right now18:04
nathanyand b) right now it reads like they build it in, which is not true18:04
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ftobianathany: one last thing. why is <rdf> and <licenserdf> half-way duplicative in what it returns? like, why are there two tags with almost the same thing?18:04
greg-gnathany: good point18:05
nathanyftobia: <licenserdf> is just about the license - <rdf> is work18:05
nathanygreg-g: and i'm still really queasy about the olpc stuff18:07
nathanysaying "One prominent project *incorporating*..."18:07
nathanyare they really incorporating it?18:07
nathanythis may just be my general distaste for press releases18:08
greg-gnathany: they will be finally taking our patches next month18:08
Bovinitythey will?18:08
Bovinityfor serious?18:08
greg-gie: next release18:08
nathanygreg-g: yeah, we've heard that before18:08
greg-gfor realz ya'll, well, as long as they don't change procedure on us again18:08
Bovinityif they do, it'll take another year for the patch to be accepted18:09
nathanyif they change things, we'll drop it18:09
nathanyi'm over it18:09
greg-gsame18:09
Bovinityi thoguht we already had dropped it.18:09
nathanyBovinity: nearly18:09
greg-gI mean, I haven't had the same experience as you, but from reading those bug reports and going to an irc meeting with them... yeah.18:09
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nathanypaulproteus is going to be doing some additional work late august (that's my recollection from the last irc meeting)18:10
nathanyanyway, my distaste comes from the use of "incorporating"18:10
greg-gah18:10
greg-g"one prominent project using..."?18:12
nathany"one once prominent project we've thrown time and code at..."18:12
greg-gheh18:12
nathany:)18:12
greg-gnow now :)18:12
rejon1yah, whatever on olpc18:13
rejon1just gotta drop something about and if they change again, the code is there, they can have, next subject18:13
rejon1hence this pr18:13
greg-gyeah, just get it out and done on our end18:13
Bovinityrejon1: greg-g: licensechooser.js stuff is on www now. btw.18:14
greg-gBovinity: awesome, thanks18:14
rejon1awesome18:14
rejon1well, hopefully this will help raise awareness before your guys talk, etc18:15
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nathanyjust a note that this is my problem with PR in general - if this is the best example of liblicense we have, let's dump it because it sucks18:15
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Bovinitysurely nautilus and eog integration are better examples than olpc18:15
nathanyrejon1: maybe, but i'm super skeptical (but you know that) that anyone at OSCON beyond suits will see this18:15
rejon1sure, that is fine too18:15
nathanyBovinity: they're not ready to ship; the mentions of them as "demos" is probably accurate18:16
rejon1fuck, if we get one line out about the work we spent on that project, great!18:16
greg-g"For the desktop, Creative Commons has updated the C language-based software library called liblicense which may or may not be in the OLPC."18:17
rejon1its not saying we are doing anymore, its good18:18
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Bovinitycurrybot's having a bad day18:20
ftobiatell me about it.18:21
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Sterenhey I never noticed, but the French "add this text to your website" text for CC licences, is totaly broken18:43
nathanySteren: the HTML?18:44
nathany(that we generate)18:45
Sterenyou know : this text :18:45
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Steren<a rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/fr/"><img alt="Creative Commons License" style="border-width:0" src="http://i.creativecommons.org/l/by/2.0/fr/88x31.png"/></a><br/>Ce/tte création est mis/e à disposition sous un <a rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/fr/">contrat Creative Commons</a>.18:45
SterenCe/tte création est mis/e à disposition sous un18:45
Sterenshould be18:45
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SterenCette création est mise à disposition sous un18:45
Sterenwe don't have slash ponctuation yet in French language18:45
nathany:)18:45
nathanyweird18:45
Sterenok it's just a bug in the po file18:46
SterenI update the translation18:46
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nkinkadenathany: paulproteus: I've got Varnish running in a screen terminal with -d (debug) on a7.19:01
nathanynkinkade: is that just FYI?19:02
nkinkadeLast night both Varnish and cgit were both segfaulting.  I'm almost glad about it because I hope it means that there is a single thing we can change that will clear it up for everything.19:02
nkinkadeI'm letting you know so that neither of you try to restart Varnish with the init script.19:02
nkinkadeAnd also so that you can, if you want, attach to the screen session to see any messages Varnish might output to the console.19:03
nkinkadeVarnish segfaulted on a5 a few times last night but there were no core files, even though it's supposedly running with debugging enabled.  Perhaps it has to be running with the -d option to produce core dumps, whereas on a5 the binary is debugging-enabled, but running normally from the init script.19:04
DanL-mecredis around?19:23
mecredisDanL-: yes19:23
DanL-i have our presentationa s a google doc19:24
mecredisnice19:24
DanL-should I share it w/you or hook up my own machine?19:24
mecredishrm, maybe bring your own machine?19:24
mecredisthey haven't gotten back tome about that19:24
DanL-cool19:24
mecredisbut when I'm there in a bit I'll sort it out19:24
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mlinksvagreg-g: ok, i'm done with the release19:52
mlinksvatook way too long, kept getting distracted :(19:53
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nkinkadeBovinity: Do you know anything about the jurisdiction dropdown on staging not working?20:18
nkinkadepaulproteus: ^^^20:19
Bovinitynkinkade: steren was working on that yesterday20:19
nkinkadeAh, ha.  Thanks.20:19
Bovinityhe mentioned there were still some issues20:19
Sterennkinkade: you use ffx ?20:19
nkinkadeSteren: yes.20:19
Sterenon staging, dropbox show on ie now, that's great20:19
nkinkadeThe problem is that it's printing all the names instead of using a dropdown.20:20
Bovinityooh, i see now.20:20
Sterenohhhyeah20:20
Sterenyou talk about teh choose your jurisdiction20:20
Sterenyes it's absolutly under ocntrol20:20
nkinkadeSteren: So you'll fix that up?20:20
Sterenin fact : I had to modify the javascript20:20
nkinkadeIt's staging, so it's cool to break things.  No problem.20:21
SterenI just commit to svn20:21
Sterenbut not installed it on staging20:21
nkinkadeOkay perfect.  I'll do an svn up.20:21
Sterenok I'll svn update on staging20:21
nkinkadeOkay, you do it. :-)20:21
nkinkadeI'm testing something where I need access to that dropdown.20:21
Sterenyeah, but the thing is that you have thus to update teh wordpress theme (I modified the sidebar.php)20:21
nkinkadeSteren: Are you going to svn up them both?20:23
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greg-gthe event Melissa (woman who met with Jon, Tim, and I today) is working on in London, looks interesting: http://www.gamesfringe.com/20:25
Sterennkinkade: yeah in fact I had some issue updating the jurisdiction.js20:26
SterenI don't fint it in the skin directory on staging20:26
SterenI commited to svn20:26
Sterenbut i don't know where to update20:26
nkinkadeOkay, I'm going to get something to eat.  I'll look at it when I get back.20:26
Sterenoh yeah, it's because20:27
Sterenit calls   <script type="text/javascript" src="http://api.creativecommons.org/rest/dev/support/jurisdictions.js">20:27
Sterenso I can't really update  "http://api.creativecommons.org/rest/dev/support/jurisdictions.js">20:27
Sterenwithout breacking the production website20:27
BovinitySteren: what JS did you change, if both sites are still using the same jurisdictions.js?20:28
SterenI updated on svn jurisdiction.js20:29
Sterenbut the production jurisdiction.js may not be last svn20:29
Bovinityoh, i see.. staging doesnt have the <select></select> tag20:30
Bovinityare you moving that into the js too?20:30
Sterenyep20:30
Sterento produce one <select> html block20:30
Bovinityahhh20:30
Bovinitycool. as long as it continues to have an id attribute, there's some minor styling given to it in the themes20:31
mecredishrm, getting weird convert errors on iamge upload on the wiki right now20:31
Sterenit's only because otherwise xhtml strict doesn't whant a <script> inside a liste of <option>20:31
mecredisErrorcreating Thumbnaikl ... /usr/bin/convert: No such file or directory20:31
mecredishttp://teamspace.creativecommons.org/Image:Profile-Settings-2.png20:32
BovinitySteren: that's one of many things that doesn't validate as xhtml on the cc.org theme20:32
Sterenyep20:32
SterenThis won't be any more20:32
Bovinitywell, we have to start somewhere.20:33
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Sterenfor now, the chooser and deeds are valid20:37
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SterenBovinity: the chooser results have some issues I won't correct, it concerns the textarea text, it's html and it should not be there20:38
Sterenbut I don't want to update every .po file to change < > in &lt;  &gt;20:39
Sterenand I'm not sure this would work20:39
Sterenmecredis: foryour error, wait for nkinkade to come back, it seams to be a serve directory issue20:42
mecrediscool20:43
mecredisthanks20:43
mecredisnot a big deal at all20:43
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Sterenbrianrowe: what does FFAQ stands for again ?21:02
paulproteusnkinkade, Hi21:18
nathanySteren: Fucking Frequently Asked Questions ;)21:20
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paulproteusHi nathany.21:21
paulproteusI lost my power supply.21:21
paulproteusI'm borrowing some nice guy next to me with an expensive watch's.21:21
Sterennathany: beleive me or net they told me yesterday that there was a real meaning :)21:21
nathanyhi paulproteus; sad21:21
nathanyleave it in the Erlang room or out on the table?21:22
BovinitySteren: you think he's joking?21:22
Bovinity;)21:22
paulproteusnathany, Erlang room is a possibility I hadn't considered.21:22
nathany(i believe they have a lost and found)21:22
paulproteusI think I brought it to lunch and left it there, but upon re-checking no dice.21:22
paulproteusI've looked into these possibilities. (-:21:22
paulproteusnkinkade, I don't see your screen on a5.21:23
paulproteusOh, a7.21:23
mlinksvanathany: wtf!21:26
mlinksva?21:26
nkinkadepaulproteus: How about this useful note from the child Varnish process when it segfaulted a while ago:21:26
nkinkadeChild said (2, 17459): <<flunk 8192 764821:26
mlinksvare mf in email21:26
nkinkadeIt might be more meaningful than I know, though.21:27
paulproteusI just want a stack trace.21:27
nathanymlinksva: i'm in the Thunderbird 3 talk, talking about doing the calendar integration thing that GMail/Google Calendar does21:27
mlinksvai guess not the worst idea in the universe, if you accept that uf and html email are good ideas21:27
nathanyi do no.21:27
nathanynot21:27
nkinkadepaulproteus: There still isn't a core dump21:27
paulproteusnkinkade, How did you set the path to core dumps?21:27
nkinkadeThe debugging page at the Varnish wiki says there should be one.21:27
paulproteusYou seemed pretty confident that they would live in some directory.21:27
paulproteusAlso there's a ulimit option about core dumps.21:28
nkinkadeApparently Varish will put it in /var/lib/var/a7.creativecommons.org/21:28
nkinkadeaccording to the wiki.21:28
nkinkadesorry, /var/lib/varnish/a7.creativecommons.org21:28
nkinkadepaulproteus: http://varnish.projects.linpro.no/wiki/DebuggingVarnish21:28
paulproteusYou've checked ulimit -c?21:29
nkinkadeI've done all those things.  But there's one thing I wasn't 100% sure about.  I commented out the dh_strip part of the debian/rules, but to add the extra ./configure options I put then in the rules file as well under "config.status: configure"21:29
paulproteusnkinkade, Uh21:30
nkinkadepaulproteus: I set ulimit -c unlimited before running the command in that terminal.21:30
paulproteusDo you understand how Makefiles work?21:30
nkinkadeNot really.21:30
paulproteusYou didn't need to change that config.status: configure line.21:30
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paulproteusIn fact, any changes to it may easily have broken the build process.21:31
paulproteus/usr/sbin/varnish is in fact not stripped, which means that it built fine.21:33
paulproteus(based on "file /usr/sbin/varnish")21:33
paulproteusWe could always just attach gdbs to the varnish.21:34
paulproteusAlthough there's a bunch of varnish processes anyway.21:34
paulproteusSo presumably they fork.21:34
nkinkadepaulproteus: try  $ file /usr/sbin/varnishd21:35
paulproteusEr!21:35
paulproteusWait, yeah, I said it right.21:35
paulproteusfile /usr/sbin/varnishd21:35
paulproteus/usr/sbin/varnishd: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, AMD x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.6.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.0, not stripped21:35
nkinkadeYeah, but with a "d" at the end.21:35
paulproteusAs I said (and as is good), not stripped.21:35
paulproteusOh, yeah.21:35
paulproteusTypo.21:35
nkinkadeRight.21:35
paulproteusI thought I typo'd "not stripped" to "stripped" which would have been worse.21:35
nkinkadeSo, I didn't see anywhere else in the Debian rules that there were configure options other that at that point the rules file.21:36
nkinkadeI didn't just want to run ./configure --<options> in the root, because I assumed that Debian had it's own way of configuring.21:36
paulproteusI'm confused.21:37
nkinkadeI didn't want to override a bunch of other ./configure options that the package maintainer may have applied.21:37
paulproteusAre you telling me you don't think you added the stuff to the configure options?21:37
paulproteusIf so I can help you find the right place to add them.21:38
nkinkadeI wasn't 100% sure, but if not, then it's an error that can be corrected in all of 5 minutes.21:38
paulproteusIf you tell me path names I can look at things.21:38
nkinkadeI added the configure options to debian/rules in the places that looked most sensible to me.21:38
nkinkadeI took it for granted that the Debian package building scripts would apply their own arguments to configure, and I didn't want to override those in any way by running ./configure on my own.21:39
paulproteusLook, show me what you changed.21:39
paulproteusYou're making me worried with all this hand-waving. (-:21:39
nkinkadeJust where it was yesterday.21:39
nkinkade/root/varnish21:40
nkinkadeon a521:40
paulproteus(which I had already forgotten)21:40
paulproteuscool, thanks.21:40
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nkinkadeBut are you saying that the Debian package building scripts do *not* run ./configure, ever?21:40
paulproteusI'm saying nothing of hte sort.21:40
nkinkadeWell, I'm just trying to justify why I didn't manually run ./configure.21:41
paulproteusLine 35 is where they run configure, and you seem to have done this correctly.21:41
nkinkadeIt seemed only logical to me that dpkg-buildpackage would run ./configure, and add many options that the maintainer thought were right for Debian.21:41
paulproteusOpen up the file for me21:41
paulproteusI thought you said that you changed line 30.21:42
nkinkadeSo, for example, that the binary ended up at /usr/sbin/varnishd, instead of something like /usr/local/lib/varnish/varnishd.21:42
paulproteusWhereas in fact you changed line 35, which makes sense.21:42
paulproteusI mean in /root/varnish/varnish-1.1.2/debian/rules on a5.21:42
paulproteusI think we now are in total agreement.21:42
nkinkadeI changed the part of the debian/rules file where I saw all sorts of other configure arguments.21:43
paulproteusYup.21:43
paulproteus+121:43
nkinkadeAnd that line is the "config.status: configure" block, which I mentioned earlier and you seemed to imply that that was totally wrong.21:43
nkinkadeNow you've got me confused.21:43
paulproteusLet me be clear.21:44
paulproteus<nkinkade> I've done all those things.  But there's one thing I wasn't 100% sure about.  I commented out the dh_strip part of the debian/rules, but to add the extra ./configure options I put then in the rules file as well under "config.status: configure"21:44
paulproteusYou wrote: to add the extra ./configure options I put then in the rules file as well under "config.status: configure"21:44
paulproteusI thought this meant:21:44
paulproteusTo add the extra ./configure options, I did two things.21:45
paulproteusI put them in the rules file on line 35, as well as modified line 30 which contains "config.status: configure".21:45
paulproteusIn fact, it meant:21:45
nkinkadeSorry.  I make lots of grammar errors and typos when I'm typing fast(ish)21:45
paulproteusTo add the extra ./configure options, I did one thing: modify line 35.21:45
nkinkadepaulproteus: Precisely.  Sorry I was unclear about that.21:46
paulproteusNo worries, welcome to Clarit.21:46
paulproteusy21:46
nkinkadeSo, now back to square one.  The wiki page Varnish indicates that Varnish should create core files in /var/lib/varnish/a7.creativecommons.org21:46
nkinkadeIt also mentions that on FreeBSD you need to enable core dumps by changing the state of some kernel variable with systctl (or in /proc?)21:47
nkinkadeBut I couldn't find anywhere that that was necessary in Linux.21:47
nkinkade(So, to answer your questions earlier, I have a basic idea of what Makefiles do, but I don't fully understand their mechanics.)21:48
* paulproteus nods21:48
paulproteusI'm going to run off to talk by the offlineimap author.21:49
nkinkadepaulproteus: But a child process of varnishd segfaulted since I've been running varnishd in the terminal, and there is some output in the terminal, but I don't see any core files.21:49
paulproteusWeird.21:49
paulproteusOne more question.21:50
paulproteusTell me again all of what you did about ulimit.21:50
nkinkade# ulimit -c unlimited21:50
nkinkadethen I started varnishd21:50
paulproteusYeah, that should do it.21:51
nkinkade(I also did "ulimit -n <big number>"21:51
paulproteusSo long as it's a child process of the thing where you ran ulimit.21:51
paulproteusOkay weird bye bye.21:51
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nkinkadeSteren: Can you revert whatever you had done on staging so that the jurisdiction dropdown comes back.21:52
nkinkadeAt least just for the moment.21:53
Sterensure21:53
SterenI'll just update -r ****before any changes from me***21:53
nkinkadeI was about to go in and do it, but I realized that you're better able to undo just the right thing quickly.21:53
nkinkadeI think we also need to think rather seriously about whether we want to serve up the Deeds as application/xml+rdfa.21:54
nkinkadeI'm not opposed to it, but in this case validation might come at a cost.21:54
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Sterennkinkade: ok http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/ is updated to a rev before any of my changes21:57
Sterendeeds are definitively ok to be in production21:57
Sterentested on ffx, ie, safari21:57
Sterenbut I just have one last helpbox issue for chooser, it's not so important, it's just the helpbox that is not the right size on ffx21:58
nkinkadeSteren: Have you svn up'd?21:58
Sterenyes21:59
nkinkade... on a7, in staging, I mean.21:59
nkinkadeThe dropdown still doesn't show.21:59
Sterentry refresh the page21:59
nkinkadeI just did.  Even cleared the browser cache.21:59
nkinkadeLet me make sure Varnish isn't caching it.22:00
Sterenthe dropdown here http://staging.creativecommons.org/license/ works fine for me22:00
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nkinkadeI'm looking at the dropdown at http://staging.creativecommons.org22:01
nkinkadeNot the one at /license/22:01
nkinkadeOr lack of, I should say. :-)22:01
Bovinitythe one on /license/ is still using the <select> tags, etc22:02
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nkinkadeBovinity: I'm not sure.  I haven't looked at it yet.22:02
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nkinkadeBovinity: Does the dropdown show for you on the main page of staging, or is just my browser going crazy?22:03
Bovinitynkinkade: staging/, no, because steren hasn't finished with the JS updates (moving the <select> tag into the JS, rahter than it being on the page html)22:03
Bovinitystaging/license/ dropdown code is the same as the current production version22:04
nkinkadeAlright.  I guess looking at the one in /license/ is good enough for me for the moment.22:04
nkinkadeIn fact, it is.22:04
Bovinityuhhhh22:05
Bovinitystaging.creativecommons.org wants a zope login....22:05
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nkinkade?22:06
nkinkadeWhere?22:06
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Bovinity /22:06
nkinkadeSurely it's an issue with our "rewrite" rules in Varnish.22:06
nkinkadeBovinity: I don't get that login message.22:07
Bovinityhm. it's gone now.22:07
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nkinkadeI won't ask questions if you don't.22:07
* Bovinity nods22:08
Sterennkinkade: you want me to change my modifications in svn or just to do a svn up -r 10542 ?22:14
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Sterennkinkade: my rev for wp theme modification is 10543, update before it to have a nice dropdown menu22:21
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nkinkadeSteren: Is is safe for me to svn up on the production site?22:31
nkinkadeOr will that pull in some unwanted changes at the moment.22:31
Sterenfor the moment : svn up on production is ok22:32
Sterenthere is only a very very small display bug for chooser under ffx22:33
nkinkadeGood, because I just started it a minute ago. :-)22:33
Sterenyou have to update the cc.engine22:33
nkinkadeAnd I will be updating cc.engine momentarily.22:33
Sterenbut also everything related to wordpress and javascript22:33
nkinkadeBasically I just did: $ svn up /var/www/creativecommons.org/www22:34
SterenI'll browse the website to see if something is broken22:34
nkinkadeAnd then I'll do an svn up on /var/www/creativecommons.org/cc.engine22:34
Sterenyep tell me hen you do it22:35
Sterenwaw the google knol thing officialy under CC rocks22:37
nkinkadeSteren: Everything is updated, and seems to work.22:40
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nkinkadeSay hi to the Germany 3.0 licenses: http://creativecommons.org/international/de/22:41
* greg-g waves to Germany 3.022:41
Sterennkinkade: it's not necessary to restart the zope server or something like that ? because the chooser is not updated22:42
Sterenoh yeah22:42
Sterenwe need to move to production branc or something like that22:42
SterenI only modified the trunk one22:43
nkinkadeSteren: I did restart cc.engine.22:43
nkinkadeThat could be, and just as well.  We can't have code floating around committed to the svn repository that would break the production site when we svn up it.22:43
Bovinitythis is why we svnmerge22:44
Sterennkinkade: Bovinity: ok my changes are in trunk for wordpress and cc.engine, they are not in the production branch.22:47
Bovinitywhat svn commit #'s, so i don't accidentally push them to production?22:47
SterenI made a lot of commits, is there an easy way to get the #'s ?22:50
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