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Logged In: YES
user_id=10132
I can crash it consistently by connecting to my SSL'd
account on a work server, running jabberd2, on port 5223.
This is running inkscape-0.43-3.fc5 under Fedora Core 5.
Steps to Reproduce:
0. Start Inkscape
1. Pull down Whiteboard menu, select "Connect to Jabber
server..."
2. Enter account details. I entered my private account on a
work server, port...
2006-06-30 00:48:02 UTC in Inkscape
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Gnickr is very nice. However, flickrfs
(http://flickrfs.sourceforge.net) is far more functional.
Browsing a flickrfs mount under Nautilus doesn't work
very well due to the way Nautilus thumbnails, since it
sees a FUSE mount as a local filesystem.
As both gnickr and flickrfs are written in Python, I'd
like to see the gnickr authors and the flickrfs authors
team up to share common...
2006-02-16 20:39:22 UTC in Gnickr
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Browsing a flickrfs mount under Nautilus doesn't work
all that well... Nautilus wants to make thumbnails,
etc. which tends to gum up flickrfs or at least take
forever to complete.
There's a project similar to flickrfs called Gnickr,
also written in Python, which works much better under
Nautilus: http://gnickr.sourceforge.net. It replaces
Nautilus' default thumbnailing to take advantage...
2006-02-16 20:34:53 UTC in Flickr Filesystem
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I interrupted a copy of a bunch of files into a flickfs
directory. I wasn't sure which files completed
uploading and which didn't. So I just restarted the
copy, figuring it would overwrite the files that were
already there.
It did, but I ended up with duplicates of all of those
files in my photostream, and it was very confusing to
know which ones should or shouldn't be deleted to...
2006-02-16 20:26:55 UTC in Flickr Filesystem
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Hello,
Gnickr seems to have installed properly, and I went through the auth process just fine, but upon trying to access the filesystem I get the error in the subject line.
I'm very interested in getting this working... I've just been looking at flickrfs, which has a similar goal but is written for FUSE rather than gnome-vfs. It works well from the command line, but it's speed/stability...
2006-01-30 05:37:50 UTC in Gnickr
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Jabber Multi-User Chat (MUC) has tons of capabilities
that Gaim now supports... but how would you ever know?!
A co-worker just told me that you can do all of the
things you can do in Exodus (register, kick and ban
users, configure the room, etc.) with slash-commands,
but really they should be obvious in the interface the
way they are in Exodus. I have been having a love-hate...
2004-12-03 19:07:06 UTC in Pidgin
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Adds another test to configure.in to check further for
postgres headers in */pgsql... This is where the -devel
headers get installed by default on a lot of pre -8.0
RedHat systems.
Also includes the configure generated by running autoconf.
2002-10-22 23:53:49 UTC in libpam-pgsql
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This is a patch adding a minimum RPM .spec file, making
it easy to create RPMs of this module. For example,
you can place the .tar.gz in your SOURCES directory and
then execute:
rpmbuild -ta pam-pgsql-0.5.2.tar.gz
...to produce both a .rpm and a .src.rpm in RPMS and
SRPMS respectively.
2002-10-22 22:42:25 UTC in libpam-pgsql
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This is a patch against 0.5.2-5. It adds fine-grained
restriction of accounts by IP range during pam_acct_mgmt().
It adds one new configuration option, "iprange_column".
This is expected to be an IP range in Postgresql's
"inet" form (ie. a.b.c.d/m).
For example, on my site, I have users belonging to orgs
via a shared entry in the user_orgs table. Orgs have a
set...
2002-10-20 15:40:02 UTC in libpam-pgsql
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mogul committed patchset 23 of module pam-pgsql to the sysauth-pgsql CVS repository, changing 2 files.
2002-02-11 05:44:32 UTC in sysauth-pgsql
