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I do not have either of these resources set, but I see that urxvt has meta8 set to False by default, which is what is required. That explains it. Since by default this won't work with xterm, perhaps this is a good thing to mention in the man page? And even by default run xterm with the option to switch it on?.
2009-10-04 22:21:57 UTC in bashrun
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Update: I can fix this bug by switching to urxvt; with xterm, the bug is present.
2009-10-04 19:09:00 UTC in bashrun
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With key bindings such as \e\C-m for term-run, I can't press Meta-Ctrl-M, I have to type Escape, Ctrl-M. I'm not sure why, as similar bindings in my regular ~/.inputrc work fine.
2009-10-04 19:06:28 UTC in bashrun
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rrt committed patchset 2376 of module sox to the SoX - Sound eXchange CVS repository, changing 1 files.
2009-08-12 13:30:24 UTC in SoX - Sound eXchange
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rrt committed patchset 2375 of module sox to the SoX - Sound eXchange CVS repository, changing 1 files.
2009-08-12 13:22:43 UTC in SoX - Sound eXchange
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rrt committed patchset 2374 of module sox to the SoX - Sound eXchange CVS repository, changing 1 files.
2009-08-12 13:04:25 UTC in SoX - Sound eXchange
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I host a feed discoverable from http://canta.dyndns.org/~rrt/Log/ which Liferea correctly finds, along with the articles, but it does not seem to find the icon at http://canta.dyndns.org/~rrt/favicon.ico. I do not expect Liferea to find the icon automatically, but I do give it in the icon element of the Atom feed. From my server logs, I see this URL is never fetched by Liferea. It does try to...
2009-06-21 23:22:21 UTC in Liferea
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I am sorry, this is completely my fault for giving the wrong URL in the feed (and indeed there is no favicon at the root of the site). I'm getting confused between my test and production servers. Sorry! Closing...
2009-06-21 23:17:44 UTC in Liferea
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I serve an Atom feed that can be autodiscovered from
http://canta.dyndns.org/~rrt/Log/
In it I have an icon element pointing to
http://canta.dyndns.org/favicon.ico
yet the favicon is not shown. My understanding is that Liferea should try this URL anyway, and that it should also be able to find the icon since it is explicitly given in the feed's icon element.
I am using Liferea...
2009-06-21 23:15:43 UTC in Liferea
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I often install programs under ~/local rather than /usr/local. If I remove the check for running as root, install.sh and uninstall.sh work perfectly well for this case.
I think the simplest solution is to remove the check: if you run as a non-root user and try to install under the default location of /usr/local, you will get a perfectly comprehensible error message of "permission denied".
2009-06-16 17:39:41 UTC in bashrun
