Wednesday, 2008-09-24

nkinkadenetstat -st gives interesting output.00:00
paulproteusUdpLite:00:00
paulproteuserror parsing /proc/net/snmp: Success00:00
paulproteusHooray for errno = 0.00:00
paulproteusAnyway, tty in a bit.00:00
nkinkadeBut that's not nearly as fun as:00:02
nkinkadenetstat -n | grep tcp | grep -v '127\.0' | awk '{print $5}' | cut -d: -f 1 | sort | uniq | wc -l00:02
paulproteusHah!00:02
nkinkadeHowever, the latter gives the number of *unique* client connections.00:02
paulproteusa8 says 3041; rose says 230800:02
nkinkadea5 says 355900:03
paulproteushttp://wiki.creativecommons.org/JsWidget is doing bad things for me.00:04
paulproteusfrom within function "". MySQL returned error "1205: Lock wait timeout exceeded; try restarting transaction (localhost)".00:04
nkinkadeInterestingly "netstat -st" says: 2327 connections established00:04
nkinkadefunction ""?00:04
paulproteusYeah - load the page yourself and you'll see.00:04
nkinkadeThe old empty string function, eh?00:04
paulproteusWait, never mind.00:04
paulproteusIt's loading now.00:04
paulproteusBut yeah, the old function of empty name.00:05
nkinkadeDid you mean that wiki.CC.org was giving problems?00:05
paulproteusYes.00:05
paulproteusBut it now works.00:05
nkinkadegit-svn is busy doing something.00:06
nkinkadeThat could be part of it.00:06
nkinkadeThe machines are super sensitive to anything using resources, which somewhat gives me the feeling that they are on the edge at all times.00:06
* paulproteus nods00:07
nkinkadeBut it's only a5 and a7 that really give problems, for the most part, and not surprisingly they are generally the busiest.00:08
nkinkadepaulproteus: Are you opposed to more RAM?  Do you feel that it wouldn't help at all really?00:08
nkinkadeOn a separate topic, I've been playing around with Om2008.{8,9} and I feel that at the moment it is more viable than Debian on the Freerunner.00:09
paulproteusnkinkade, More RAM may well help.00:25
paulproteusI don't remember opposing it.00:25
paulproteusI'm independently suggesting we may want to move some of these bulk jobs off the servers.00:26
paulproteusAlso I'm using boring old Qtopia to great success on my FR.00:26
nkinkadepaulproteus: So no 2008.8 stuff, just plain-old Qtopia?00:28
paulproteusYa.00:29
nkinkadeI haven't even tried it.  Maybe I'd like it.00:29
nkinkadeI'm sort of at the point where I'd just like to use the thing.00:29
paulproteusThat's where I ended up.00:30
nkinkadeI like that Debian is on the microSD and that I can install anything I want on the regular storage.00:30
nkinkadeDoes Qtopia suspend?00:30
paulproteusMarvelously.00:30
paulproteusLet me fix mail sending on my laptop so you can enjoy the email I wrote about this00:30
nkinkadeI'm going to install it right now, though I'll miss Navit.00:30
nkinkadeNavit is working reasonably well on both Om2008.8 and Debian.00:31
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nkinkadepaulproteus: It seems that Nagios thinks herder is down because if you add a slash to the end of the URL it fails.00:39
paulproteusFrickin' awesome.00:39
nkinkadeDid you just take herder down?00:41
paulproteusNot intentionally.00:41
paulproteusI have done nothing to Herder intentionally in the past 1h or so.00:41
paulproteusNot even issued a GET to it.00:41
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nkinkadeThen I guess it crashed, or something.00:42
paulproteusThat's a shame.00:42
paulproteusIf it were in a screen I could see something about it.00:42
nkinkadeWell, I just started it again, and I won't worry about it again until tomorrow.00:45
nkinkadeI'm presently flashing the rootfs of the Neo to Qtop 4.3.300:45
nkinkadeI can play with Debian whenever I want, and in the meantime I can have a phone that actually works.00:45
nkinkadeAnd I was also a bit disappointed that FSO milestone 3 doesn't seem to have fix the show-stopping bugs in zhone!00:46
nkinkadeSo it goes, to coin a phrase.00:46
paulproteus(rehi)00:51
paulproteusYou may want to read your mail; I just flushed my queue.00:52
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cjeAnyone here want to help me with an Xchat question?  #xchat is dead silent.05:37
paulproteuscje, Sure.05:39
paulproteusSince I happen to use X-Chat.05:39
paulproteusBut why did you come here for that?05:39
cjeheh, I thought I could catch Asheesh, who is familiar with my stupidity and puts up with it.05:40
mattlthis *isn't* the xchat support channel?05:40
cjeheh05:40
mattlasheesh isn't here right now.05:40
paulproteusLOL!05:40
paulproteusI'm not sure I recognize you by nick, cje.05:40
mattlyou should! it's my dad.05:40
cjepaulproteus, I am Christian Einfeldt05:41
paulproteusAh-hah, hey there. (-:05:41
paulproteuscje, Let's move to #xchat.05:41
cjepaulproteus, k, thx, paulproteus but I actually just solved the problem!05:41
paulproteusOh, awesome.05:41
cjecool.05:41
mattlcje: if you can, consider irssi.05:41
paulproteus"i r sissy"05:42
cjeLOL05:42
mattlu r?05:42
cjeWhile I'm here, I might as well tell you all about the Digital Tipping Point video project, if you want to hear about it.05:42
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wwwikihey does anyone know if CC-BY-SA is compatible with GNU-FDL?11:45
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m3cr3d1swwwiki: No, its not. The Free Software Foundation is supposedly working on a new version which will be.14:47
wwwikim3cr3d1s: thanks, do you know if it is compatible both directions, i.e. CC-BY-SA use in GNU-FDL or vice versa? if you know a good place to find out about the current status, that would be great :)14:50
wwwiki*incompatible14:50
m3cr3d1sI believe it is bi-directional14:50
m3cr3d1slet me get the pertinent link14:50
m3cr3d1serr, bi-directionally incompatible14:51
wwwikiit looks like wikipedia accepts CC-BY-SA images though, and it uses the GFDL15:06
m3cr3d1sright15:13
m3cr3d1sa lot of people get around this by dual licensing15:13
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wwwikiif an image is licensed CC-BY-SA, can it be included in Wikipedia?15:29
paulproteusYes.15:29
wwwikiokay good :)15:33
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wwwikithought i had heard that CC-BY-SA and GNU-FDL were not compatible15:43
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paulproteusThey're not compatible.15:45
paulproteusBut for images they don't need to be compatible.15:45
paulproteusI'm not being as precise as I could be.15:46
paulproteusI mean, you can submit CC by-sa images to Wikipedia.15:46
paulproteusFor more you can read their info or ask me later. (-:15:46
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nkinkadenathany: Is there anything special I might need to know about deleting a project page in Teamspace?  I would do it, but I wondered if that might leave orphan pages or references.16:00
nathanynkinkade: sure, it might... just like any other page16:00
nathanyactually it almost certainly will if it has tasks associated iwth it16:01
nathanywhy delete?16:01
nkinkadeIt's a test project for Science Commons called Testing_testing.16:01
nkinkadeKaitlin just wanted it gone.16:01
nathanysure, delete16:02
nathanyit won't be any more fucked up than the SMW mucking she did16:02
nkinkadeI'll make sure that any test task pages are gone too.16:02
nkinkade:-)16:02
nathanygreat16:02
nkinkadeCool.  Thanks.16:02
nathanybtw, do you know if you have use regexes from bash?16:02
nathanyi think i fixed the rotation problem with the scraper logs but want to consolidate the existing hourly ones in /var/log/metadata_scraper16:03
nathanyif you can use regexes, that is16:03
nathanyhrm, doesn't look like it...16:04
nathanynm16:04
nathanynkinkade: btw, is there something wedged with herder? i keep getting nagios messages16:05
nathanynot critical since we're not in production yet, just curious16:05
nkinkadenathany: I'm trying to get the herder startup handled in rc.local, and it doesn't seem to like that.16:06
nkinkadeBefore paulproteus would launch a screen session and then leave it in the foreground, but I don't see that as a tenable solution longterm.16:07
nathanyright, obviously16:07
nathanyok, i'll ignore for now16:07
paulproteusI'm kind of unhappy about all these Nagios messages.16:08
nkinkadepaulproteus: Good thing you aren't in the regular admins group of Nagios.16:08
paulproteusnathany, is http://blog.grossmeier.net/2008/09/21/memeing-along/ the kind of behavior we expect from our employees, in public?!16:08
paulproteusnkinkade, Zing.16:08
nkinkadeBecause then you'd also be getting SMS messsages at all hours of the night.  Granted, not a ton of them, but they do happen, and those definitely warrants lots of sadness.16:09
paulproteusGood thing I only said "kind of unhappy."16:09
nathanypaulproteus: it's exactly the sort of behavior we expect from greg-g16:10
nathany(and all employees :) )16:10
paulproteusnathany, Excellent. (-:16:10
greg-gI thought you all would like it!16:11
wwwikinathany: what command are you trying to use regex with? can "grep" be used?16:11
nathanywwwiki: i wanted to do it with a bash for loop... i'm justing writing a quicky python script instead16:11
nathanyjust as fast (or faster) for me16:11
wwwikisure, whatever works :)16:12
wwwikii think you can do it in bash too16:12
nathanyhrm... there must be some special sauce that tells it you're using a regex... otherwise it complains about grouping characters16:13
wwwikifor python regex?16:13
nkinkadenathany: You could always use Perl.16:13
* nkinkade runs and hides16:13
nathanywwwiki: when i tried it in bash16:13
nathanynkinkade: i could and if it were more efficient [for me] i might :)16:13
nkinkadeInteresting: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/bashver3.html#REGEXMATCHREF16:14
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nkinkadeI didn't know bash had a =~ similar to Perl.16:15
nathanyah, the ~16:15
wwwikinathany: what command are you using it with? the way i know how is with piping, such as "ps aux | grep firefox" where ps aux is the main command and firefox is the regex16:15
paulproteuswwwiki, FWIW there's pgrep for that.16:16
nathanywwwiki: it doens't matter, i'm moving on; not a pipe problem, trying to do a for loop in a bash script16:16
nathanyalmost done with it in python16:16
nkinkadegreg-g: Shameful that Jameson shot was <tsk> <tsk> ... in the sense that I wasn't there to have one too.16:17
wwwikipaulproteus: sure, just giving an example of grep16:17
wwwikinathany: the best language to use is the one you are most familiar with :D16:17
greg-gnkinkade: we'll remedy that some day16:18
wwwikinkinkade: is that Teamspace for Science Commons publicly accessible? haven't seen it mentioned anywhere16:18
nkinkadeDefinitely.  And the best thing is that we can always buy more Jameson's should that particular bottle run out.16:19
nkinkadewwwiki: No, it's a private wiki.16:19
nkinkadeBy the way, wwwiki, do I know you?16:19
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nkinkadeOr it's an internal wiki, I should say, that isn't publicly accessible.16:20
wwwikinkinkade: ahh, just found the page about it. just started messing about in SMW lately, and it sounded interesting.16:21
wwwikinkinkade: hmm don't think so, but im here and some other channels from time to time. im interested in CC and open licenses, particularly related to open science and publishing =)16:22
nathanynkinkade: i'm merging those logs on a5 now16:23
nathanyi'll clear the old ones from /var/log/metadata_scraper16:24
nathanyand send you an email with the ones we want to store16:24
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nkinkadenathany: Thanks.  As soon as that happens I'll start having them pushed up to S3.16:26
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* paulproteus waves gently17:10
nkinkadeIs it possible to wave gently?17:15
Bovinitythe queen waves gently17:21
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greg-gBovinity: you would say that.17:26
nathanypaulproteus: i thought you updated herder to pylons 0.9717:26
nathanysetup.py still claims to be using 0.9.6; is it a non-merged branch?17:27
nathanypaulproteus: (possibly nevermind... i was on a branch myself, double checking)17:27
* paulproteus double checks also17:27
Bovinitygreg-g: yes, yes i would17:27
nathanypaulproteus: nope, still looks like 0.96 on master17:28
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paulproteusSeems to say >=0.9.6 for me, nathany.17:31
paulproteusMaybe it *should* say >0.9.6, though.17:31
nathanypaulproteus: that's what it says to me17:31
nathanythat doesn't say you're using 0.9.717:31
nathanyto = for17:31
nathanyi just was wondering how you were specifying 0.9.7 since pypi doesn't seem to know about it17:32
paulproteusEr, PyPi seems to give me 0.9.7rc1 last I buildouted.17:32
paulproteusOr, well, something gives me 0.9.7rc1.17:32
paulproteusI don't know what, admittedly.17:32
nathanypaulproteus: ok, thanks17:32
paulproteusSorry to be relatively useless.17:33
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nkinkadepaulproteus: herder is back running in a screen session as your user.18:19
nkinkadeBut it still has automated startup with something like 'screen -d -m <start herder>'18:19
nkinkadeHopefully herder will be happier this way, but I assume you've got plans to make it into a normal type of daemon process that won't be requiring screen.18:20
* paulproteus nods18:21
paulproteusThanks a bundle.18:21
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nkinkadepaulproteus: Since when is killall not available in the default Debian install?19:15
paulproteusnkinkade, iirc it wasn't in my trivia teensy vservers.19:15
nkinkadeMaybe I didn't do a default install on the backup machine.19:16
nkinkadeSo, installing psmisc gave it to me, but not having killall is about as shocking as finding that less isn't installed.19:16
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nkinkadepaulproteus: Any idea why the map on learn.CC.org is so brutally slow in loading?19:55
paulproteusnkinkade, No.  It might be instructive to run Y! Slow! against it.19:55
nkinkadeY! Slow! says it took 33 second to load the main page.19:56
nkinkadeI had temporarily removed the iframe and it took 2 seconds max.19:56
paulproteusOuch.19:57
paulproteusY! Slow! will say which parts are slow, too, which is what I'm most interested in.19:57
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nkinkadepaulproteus: I just looked at the Net section of Firebug and there were 198 requests to load the main page.19:58
nkinkadeThat seems unacceptable to me.19:58
nkinkade198 requests for 2MB of data.19:59
nkinkadeThere is hardly any traffic on a6, but learn keeps going down and it *seems* to be related to the map.19:59
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Bovinitywhat on earth is requring 198 hits?20:05
paulproteusThe AJAX callbacks for the map (presumably to tilecache.cc) at the ccLearn site, it seems.20:05
nkinkadeBovinity: Apparently a tremendous amount of calls for JS files and PNGs.20:05
Bovinityoh damn20:05
Bovinitytons of probably useless openlayers files20:06
nkinkadeIn fact.  YSlow seems to have stalled.20:06
Bovinityfirebug says 185 / 2MB20:06
nkinkadeIt's been "Getting component information" for about 5 minutes now.20:06
Bovinity50K from cache! yay!20:06
Bovinityyeah, almost all those openlayers js files are unnecessary for our purposes20:07
nkinkadeI'm just wondering what may have changed.  It's always been a little slow, but it seems to have got really bad in the past 24 hours.20:08
Bovinityevery zoom of the map takes ~40 requests20:09
paulproteusFWIW I could try upgrading our version of OL.20:09
nkinkadepaulproteus: Bovinity: Do either one of you know how to stop it from making so many requests, assuming that the files aren't necessary?20:09
nkinkadepaulproteus: But is there any explanations of why it has suddenly got so bad?20:10
paulproteusI don't think so; it's self-hosted!20:10
paulproteusWe have only ourselves to blame. (-:20:10
nkinkadeOn second though, it may have been this bad all along and now it's showing up due to a very slight increase in traffic from the OE conference in Utah.20:10
nkinkadeI mean there are only about 10-20 connections at any given moment, but that might translate into 4000 requests.20:11
nkinkadepaulproteus: If we can't figure out a way to lighten the load then I think we should recommend to Ahrash and Nathan that we remove the map.20:12
paulproteusWell, even if we keep it heavy on the load on the servers, if they can handle it we should keep it. (-;20:13
nkinkadeIt's a large, unnecessary load under the best of circumstances.20:13
Bovinityi think we could replicate the map in a much lighter fashion20:13
paulproteusEarlier we were caching a lot of it.20:13
BovinityOpenLayers is really heavy for what the map needs to do20:13
paulproteusI thought.20:13
nkinkadeAnd all that only to display 9 pushpins.20:13
Bovinityright20:13
* paulproteus shrugs20:13
Bovinityif we plotted the pins onto a straight forward PNG map.. problem pretty much solved20:14
Bovinityno scrolling or zooming20:14
nkinkadeIf it were something more mission critical, then I'd say we'll pay the price, but as it is it just seems like eye-candy.20:14
paulproteusBuh, my request for / to learn-dot is pretty slow already.20:14
paulproteusI guess you'll say these are related. (-;20:14
nkinkadepaulproteus: I removed the iframe a minute ago and the page loaded in a second or two.20:14
paulproteus"A second or two" is pretty slow, but okay.20:15
paulproteusSo is 30s, after all!20:15
nkinkadeSure, but we're talking in relative terms here. :-)20:15
nkinkadeI'd do something about this myself, but I have approx. no knowledge OpenLayers and how that map works.20:16
paulproteuspaulproteus@sf:~ $ wget -O/dev/null learn.creativecommons.org20:16
paulproteus--2008-09-24 13:15:53--  http://learn.creativecommons.org/20:16
paulproteusResolving learn.creativecommons.org... 66.135.32.16520:16
paulproteusConnecting to learn.creativecommons.org|66.135.32.165|:80... connected.20:16
paulproteusHTTP request sent, awaiting response...20:16
Bovinity(or we use google maps api...)20:16
paulproteusThat was 10-15s ago.20:16
paulproteusWhy is / not cached, anyway?20:16
paulproteusI think that if we fix the root cause, inadequately-aggressive caching, we'll do okay.20:16
paulproteusAnd even if we ditch OL, we still have better caching.20:16
paulproteus(Naturally I would like to keep using it, if feasible.)20:17
nkinkadepaulproteus: caching would be good, but it still doesn't lay a finger to the near 200 requests to fetch the front page.20:17
paulproteusStill waiting on that GET.20:17
paulproteusEr, connection refused.20:18
paulproteusAfter a 2.5 minute timeout.20:18
paulproteusOkay, now I got / in about 7 seconds.20:19
nkinkadeI hope we aren't planning another such map for CC.org during the upcoming months.20:19
Bovinityno20:19
paulproteusAt least not one that sucks *this* much. (-:20:19
nkinkadePhwew! <wipes brow>20:19
nkinkade:-)20:19
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nathanyBovinity: are we doing a map for the campaign this year?20:24
nkinkadenathany: I just asked that.20:24
nkinkadeApparently not.20:24
nathany:)20:24
paulproteusThing is, we did last year on support-dot.20:24
paulproteusAnd it turned out okay.20:24
nathanyright... i mean, not our box so who knows how we hammered it20:25
paulproteusBovinity corrects that: "It didn't turn out okay, by any means."20:25
nathanyi am a little... queasy... that this is just causing problems now20:25
nkinkadeI'm wondering if this has been an issue on ccLearn for a while, but we are just now seeing it from a small increase in traffic from the Utah conference?20:25
nathanyi suppose that's a possibility20:25
paulproteusI'm happy to look into optimizations or other setups for the map stuff.20:25
nathanyok, we're obviously doing something wrong20:26
nkinkadeThe map is pretty cool, but in reality it's a large load only for the sake of displaying 9 pushpins.20:26
nathanyhttp://openlayers.org/ makes 3 requests20:26
nkinkadeSurely we can optimize this then.20:26
nathanyobviously a different map, but seems... suspect20:26
nkinkadeI guess I can do some reading on it.  I suppose I should learn about this sooner or later.20:27
paulproteusnkinkade, crschmidt on #openlayers is nice - feel free to tell him I sent you.20:27
paulproteusJust quizzing him about it might be a good start.  The first thing he'll probably say is "Upgrade," though.20:27
nathanyi just looked, we're already at 2.620:28
paulproteusNe'er mind.20:28
paulproteusI'm going to get some lunch under the idea that this isn't an emergency, and then I will go back to Herder stuff.  Someone correct me if that's wrong. (-:20:29
nkinkadenathany: How do you feel about pulling the map for now?20:29
nkinkadeMostly I say that so that if Ahrash is demoing the site it will work properly.20:29
nkinkadeI want to make sure that the site is usable, especially during this conference when a number of people are likely to be checking it out.20:30
paulproteusBut it loads fast for me now!20:30
paulproteusHmm, okay, I have the whole thing cached. (-:20:31
paulproteusYeah, 20-30s.20:31
nkinkadepaulproteus: What do you consider fast?20:31
nkinkadeIt just loaded for me in 10s.20:31
paulproteusNe'er mind; I disabled caching and it took somewhere between 10 and 30s.20:31
paulproteusI think with my cache it was 1-2.  Whatever, I retract my remark about fast.20:31
nathanyif we pull it, we need to still make it available and visible20:31
nkinkadeI've been noticing Varnish eating up a lot of memory too.20:31
nkinkadeRestarting Varnish seems to help.20:32
paulproteusSad.20:32
nathanynkinkade: is that just because you're clearing everything it had cached?20:32
nathanyso i don't know if we should make a static image to replace it, and link that to a page with the actual map on it?20:32
nkinkadenathany: I'm not really sure, but I can't explain why Varnish would need 1.5G of memory only to handle 10 simultaneous connections.20:33
nkinkadeBovinity: How would we go about doing that?20:33
nathany(with screenshot software ;) )20:33
nkinkadeI mean, I could, for the moment, do something as silly as making a screenshot to generate a static image.20:33
nkinkadeRight.20:33
nathanyanyway, apparently lots of people like the idea of the map20:33
paulproteusOn click of the image, it DHTML's itself out and replaces itself with the iframe?20:33
nathanypaulproteus: christ, no20:34
nathanyjust link to /eventmap or something that's a wordpress page with the iframe in it20:34
nathanylet's not kill ourselves hacking together an interim solution20:34
nathany(because something still seems fishy about this)20:34
paulproteusAgreed.20:34
nathanywhy don't you see if that guy is in openlayers and has any suggestions first20:34
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nathanynkinkade or paulproteus ^^20:35
nkinkadenathany: I'm on the #openlayers channel now.20:35
nathanycool20:35
Bovinityif we can get it to just load the pertinant JS, it'll be tons better.20:35
Bovinitybetter, but not perfect i'm sure20:35
nkinkadenathany: I see you just entered as well, are you going to ask.20:35
nathanynope, please do20:35
nathanyjust went there to observe20:35
nkinkadeokay.20:35
nkinkade:-)20:36
nathanynkinkade: looks like that did it20:46
nathany?20:46
nkinkadenathany: Were you reading at #openlayers?20:47
nathanyi just skimmed it -- got pulled away into a conversation here20:47
nkinkadeIt does seem his fix worked ... now I just need to download a new, non-development version and install serve it locally on a6, and that should do it.20:47
nathanysweet20:48
nathanythanks for bringing that to my attention20:48
nathany(to all of our attentions, I guess)20:49
nkinkadenathany: You here?21:35
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paulproteusI can *almost* get the CC wifi from Zebulon.22:29
Bovinityhaha22:29
Bovinitythat would be awesome22:29
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Bovinitymaybe if we put a repeater up by the window.....22:32
Bovinityor a bigger antenna22:32
cQwhat this channel discussing for?22:32
Bovinitycreative commons22:32
cQwhat is it?need dictionary22:32
cQcan anywhone help me in enabling sound in fedora 9?22:33
paulproteuscQ, You should join #fedora for that.22:33
cQi am but no one reply.how to make them reply me?i am new22:34
cQ"test22:34
paulproteuscQ, Please type:22:34
paulproteus/join #fedora22:34
paulproteusThat will have you join the Fedora chat room.22:34
cQi in that room too for now22:35
paulproteusGood - you should ask them about your sound problems.22:35
cQu cant help me?22:35
paulproteusNo, I don't use Fedora.22:35
cQu use?22:35
paulproteusUbuntu and Debian22:36
cQhardy heron?22:36
paulproteusYup.22:36
paulproteusHow did you end up on this channel, by the way?22:36
cQwhat??im poor in english22:37
cQhi22:55
paulproteusHi22:55
cQwhat this channel discuss for?22:56
paulproteusCreative Commons - creativecommons.or22:56
paulproteusCreative Commons - creativecommons.org22:56
cQwhat is that?22:56
cQall idle22:59
cQ?22:59
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paulproteusIt's like open source or Free Software, but for media like photos, video, music, or text.22:59
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Bovinitypaulproteus: i fixed that dumb ["f","o","o"," ","b","a","r"] issue with the campaign widget page23:35
paulproteusg o o d23:35
paulproteusFWIW, in my Campaign Widget 2.0, that issue doesn't exist.23:35
Bovinityit was an issue with the JSON stuff on the drupal page23:35
paulproteusOh, huh, okay.23:35
Bovinitynothing to do with the widget itself23:36
paulproteusI see!23:36

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