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Understood. I mistakenly thought 2.3 was still supported.
07:17PM UTC on Jun 20 2009 in SpamBayes anti-spam
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reversed() is newer than Python 2.3, I think?.
02:00PM UTC on Jun 19 2009 in SpamBayes anti-spam
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For example, there's a lot of s/list/lisp/ and s/{/@{/, s/}/@}/ missing.
12:36AM UTC on Apr 22 2009 in Mailcrypt
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in release-3_5_8, ,mailcrypt.info-1 and mailcrypt.info-2 are not generated by my make process.
12:34AM UTC on Apr 22 2009 in Mailcrypt
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I'm not sure how to use that hint, or whether the last comment addresses the underlying problem, which appears to be as follows: a reasonable use case can result in a mysterious inability to read binary files even though their filenames present just fine in a directory listing, BUT the docs give no indication that that UTF8-MAC is a likely cure.
My files were originally created on a Mac, then...
01:01AM UTC on Apr 05 2009 in netatalk
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In that case, IMO this should be considered a documentation bug. The docs I found /strongly/ encourage the use of the plain UTF8 default and give no clue that UTF8-MAC might be required even though the most common use of netatalk is surely to serve AFP to OSX clients.
01:23AM UTC on Apr 04 2009 in netatalk
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I am using Netatalk 2.0.4~beta2 on ubuntu intrepid
I have a bunch of files with unicode in their filenames. When shared to a Mac via Netatalk, they show up just fine in Finder directory listings, but when I click on them (say, to view a preview) they disappear. They show up as zero-length files to applications like iTunes. Switching to volcharset:UTF8-MAC makes them appear to work properly.
06:39PM UTC on Apr 02 2009 in netatalk
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I keep seeing these messages repeated for the same numbers during my train-to-exhaustion training cycle, so is it that the messages aren't really getting re-saved with the new ids?
Reported to the list in http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.mail.spam.spambayes.devel/4038, which thread contains some analysis from Skip.
01:24PM UTC on Jun 27 2008 in SpamBayes anti-spam
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ahem. The Boost.Python code I was looking at already included the fix. Sorry for the noise.
12:49AM UTC on Jun 25 2008 in Avogadro
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I'm sorry, but I've read through http://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/1931
pretty thoroughly, and looked at the code, and I just don't see this as a case of the issue that http://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/1931#comment:3 refers to. Nowhere inside the definition of def_helper is it referring to the keywords class without qualification. In other words, rather than being analogous to...
07:25AM UTC on Jun 24 2008 in Avogadro