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From: Ben A. <ben...@st...> - 2007-06-25 09:09:26
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Hello there I would greatly appreciate a small amount of your time to assist with my doctoral research at The University of Newcastle. The research concerns open source licensing and we're seeking developers working on Java projects. The research is supervised, ethics-approved, anonymous and results will be freely available. Participation will also provide a custom licensing report for your project. To learn more, please visit: http://licensing-research.newcastle.edu.au Thanks for reading this email, and I hope you'll consider participating. Best regards Ben Alex (My apologies for being off-topic; this list will not be emailed again) |
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From: <aku...@sh...> - 2004-08-20 02:35:08
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11'th Annual Tcl/Tk Conference
October 11 - 15, 2004
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We are pleased to announce the 11'th Annual Tcl/Tk conference
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From: <ca...@co...> - 2002-06-03 18:26:30
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Hello, I was looking for a web communication system for our web site members. We were thinking of building it from stratch. But a search on sourceforge brang this cool cvw software and I decided to try it. I haven't built it yet though. So I've joined here. Maybe in a month or so I might also join the development if there is a need. Best regards... Cagil 'psiXaos' Seker core.gen.tr |
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From: Andreas R. <an...@ri...> - 2002-05-05 21:56:32
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On my system are mySQL and Tomcat already installed. So I want to install the docserver and use the already installed mySQL and Tomcat and do NOT want to run a second mySQL and a second Tomcat outside the docserver directory. Which steps for configuring for this situation are necessary? mfg ar -- mailto:an...@ri... http://www.rittershofer.de/ |
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From: Fathi B. N. <fat...@gn...> - 2002-01-23 10:43:52
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Hello,
I have setup cvw and cvwds as required on a linux platform.
Now, i get cvw running, but when starting cvwds it fails to start
something after succeeding with msqld and tomcat 3.1 with a lot of
messages about TOMCAT_HOME.
My goal is: I have a sun jdk-1.3.1_01-fcs installed, a jakarta 4.0.1 and
recent mysql and postgresql servers up and running, and want to use them
(cvwds-4.0.2 <=> jakarta-4.0.1 <=> postgresql-7.0.3-8) instead of
running new instances of jakarta and mysql.
Thank You.
Fathi Ben Nasr
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From: Lynne K. <ly...@th...> - 2001-11-10 12:24:44
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Hello there, I've tried setting up the CVW server v4.0.2 on a RH6.2 linux server = but can only get audio/video across my own LAN. So, I have recompiled = my kernel to enable multicasting and am now trying to set up mrouted. I = guess I just don't understand what this multicast tunnelling really = means. I can't seem to get remote video/audio connections and I've = probably not got my mrouted.conf set up correctly. Can anyone help? =20 The command as I see it is.. tunnel <local-ip-address><remote-ip-address>[rate_limit<num in KB>] okay, my ADSL IP is 216.126.92.22, my LAN IP's are 192.168.1.1 to = 192.168.1.5, and I've left the default "multicast prefix setting" in CVW = to 225.4. My question is this.. what is my remote IP for the tunneling? =20 |
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From: J C L. <cl...@ka...> - 2001-11-01 02:40:13
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2001 14:27:24 -0800 Mike O'Brien <ob...@ru...> wrote: > As best I can tell, CVW is effectively dead. It's on > SourceForge, all right, but the community is almost completely > inactive, as the lack of response to Mr. Hicks' recent cri du > coeur shows (I've been on vacation). If it runs, great, if it > doesn't, there's the source. JHCore and TkMOO-Lite seems a far more attractive approach. -- J C Lawrence ---------(*) Satan, oscillate my metallic sonatas. cl...@ka... He lived as a devil, eh? http://www.kanga.nu/~claw/ Evil is a name of a foeman, as I live. |
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From: Mike O'B. <ob...@ru...> - 2001-10-31 22:27:39
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As best I can tell, CVW is effectively dead. It's on SourceForge, all right, but the community is almost completely inactive, as the lack of response to Mr. Hicks' recent cri du coeur shows (I've been on vacation). If it runs, great, if it doesn't, there's the source. CVW doesn't know or care what kind of video hardware you have. It calls 'vic' with a whole shopping list of arguments, and expects 'vic' to do the right thing. Run a version of 'vic' that understands your hardware and you should be home free. I had to gen up an intermediate C program named 'vic' and install it in the CVW binary directory to interface to a newer version of 'vic' that we imported to handle our somewhat newer Sun video hardware. CVW kept showing screen areas instead of people's faces. Most unnerving. Mike O'Brien |
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From: Mike O'B. <ob...@ru...> - 2001-10-31 22:24:06
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The version of the Java servlet that is in the CVW source tree, last I saw, doesn't play nice with Apache under Solaris 8. Of course in my case it didn't even load, so your problem may be different. The "last man standing" at Mitre sent me a new servlet that runs under tomcat, using tomcat as the whole Web server and leaving out the Apache part. I think I posted this servlet to the list some time back, so check the list archives. Mike O'Brien |
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From: Rob H. <rh...@ui...> - 2001-10-18 14:41:18
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When I try to import a document, CVW responds with the following error: =20 org.mitre.cvw.docserv.DocServException: org.mitre.cvw.docserv.DocServException: I/O error: http://.........:8080/servlet/docservelet?op=3Dcreate <http://.........:8080/servlet/docservelet?op=3Dcreate>=20 =20 Can anyone explain why this error is generated and how to fix it? =20 rbh |
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From: Rob H. <rh...@ui...> - 2001-10-18 14:36:25
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When I try to open any of the form folders in the Help Desk, CVW responds with "'Archive', which is of the type Form Folder, can not be opened in this version of CVW." =20 What does this mean? =20 rbh |
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From: David <dda...@ya...> - 2001-10-18 04:37:20
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Hello I just came across CVW and am very interested in giving it a try on FreeBSD, rather making a port for the FreeBSD ports tree ( system) Right now, i guess i'm just wandering if it's still alive and active, and if it's actively being worked on etc etc. In anycase, hello to all, guess i'm going to start out with all the documentation and figure out then what ever questions may pop up. One for starters though would be the type of video hardware required or CVW is capable of using. I did notice VIC is required (?) and vic is indeed apart of the FreeBSD ports tree, is this still the case perhaps? and in general what type of video (cams?) are some people using/have used with CVW. Thanks David |
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From: Mike O'B. <ob...@ru...> - 2001-07-19 21:36:15
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If you're running Solaris 8, the docserver will not work. Instead, you have to run 'tomcat' with a Java applet that the "last man standing" at Mitre sent to me. All the mySQL stuff stays the same, but you don't run Apache, you run 'tomcat' standalone instead. If you're running Solaris 7, I don't know what could be wrong. Mike O'Brien |
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From: Willem B. <wba...@it...> - 2001-07-19 11:27:13
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Hello Everyone,
I reaaalllyyy hope someone's listening. :-)
I have been told to download, install and configure the cvw-suite before the
end of day today for a URGENT presentation... But unfortunately I can't get
the doc-server to run.
If I run the supplied install script, it runs and returns a PID. But if I do
a ps, the PID is not listed, and that usually means that the daemon is not
running.
If someone has any ideas, as to what to do, could you please let me know.
Regards
--
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Willem Barkhuizen
IT Experts
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=== Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most. ===
(Emanual Goldstein)
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From: Mike O'B. <ob...@ru...> - 2001-06-07 23:28:28
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When you create a new account in CVW, the MOO optionally tries to email the new user. If you compile the MOO using the default set of flags, this will fail. In order to allow the MOO to make net connections, you need to define the flag OUTBOUND_NETWORK in the file "options.h" in the MOO source code directory before compiling. Mike O'Brien |
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From: Mike O'B. <ob...@ru...> - 2001-06-07 23:25:20
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Some considerable poking around (due in part to my very rusty MOO
programming skills) has let me to the conclusion that a few changes are
needed before you can successfully edit MOO code, or in-MOO mail or notes.
There is a property on programmers which is managed by the command
@editoption. In particular, new programmers have the +local flag
grandfathered, which means that the MOO tries to jam the verb code down to
the client for local editing. However, the CVW MOO as delivered uses some
authentication code I've never seen before - certainly it's not supported
by TinyFugue, or the CVW client. Rooting around on cvw.sourceforge.net, I
came across a Java MUD client named "mudsy", which looks like it might be
the source of that authentication.
Changing the flag to "-local", in order to use the regular MOO
editing rooms, does not work in CVW. The room description of the Generic
Editor, #48, has been changed to a null string ("") instead of an empty
list ({}), as it is on other MOOs. This property is inherited by the Mail
Room, the Verb Editor and the Note Editor, and this causes them to blow
up (ok, ok, give a traceback) when examined, or when you try to enter them.
The fastest solution is to have Admin enter the command:
;#48.description={}
Then you'll be able to edit MOO code normally, I think.
N.B. I haven't actually tested this! I don't feel like
actually adding or changing MOO code till I give myself a refresher
course. I've made the above change on our CVW MOO, though.
Mike O'Brien
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From: Mike O'B. <ob...@ru...> - 2001-06-07 23:13:36
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I have found that at least some versions of Netscape do not work with the FTP server used by cvw.sourceforge.net. Therefore, if you attempt to get the CVW binaries or sources via the Web, using Netscape, you will fail. I haven't tried Internet Explorer since we don't run any boxes that use it. I have found, however, that good old FTP, the user program, works just fine, though the server is somewhat slow. So, all the CVW files are there, you just can't get at them via the Web site. You have to use FTP by hand, at least if you're a Netscape shop. Mike O'Brien |
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From: Marcia P. <mp...@lb...> - 2001-04-25 00:59:26
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Hi Folks, After working with Steve Jones and poking through the CVW source code, I'm not able to get the CVW docservlet to work at all. It's been weeks and weeks, so I'm appealing for help!!! I wrote out all the errors, what I did, what my web server configuration is, as complete a status I can think of. It's long and attached, in the hope that it will shed enough light for someone to see what is wrong. Thanks in advance, -- marcia ---------------------------------------------------------------- Marcia Perry MP...@lb... Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory WORK# (510) 486-6786 1 Cyclotron Road FAX# (510) 486-6363 Berkeley, CA 94720 MS: 50A-3111 |
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From: Mike O'B. <ob...@ru...> - 2001-04-19 19:27:09
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msew asks: > where is the web interface to the mitre devel list? :-) > > > how do I sub? That's the point. I haven't gotten one of those digests in quite a while, and now cvw.mitre.org, which used to host the list, doesn't even respond to pings. I haven't gotten any response out of Steven Jones in a while, either. This list may be it, folks. Mike O'Brien |
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From: James M. <mac...@ed...> - 2001-04-19 10:22:14
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On Thu, 19 Apr 2001, Mike O'Brien wrote: > We're trying to get the kinks ironed out of CVW 4.0, and I'm > trying to get a feeling of the size of the user community that's > out there, particularly since the Mitre 'devel' list hasn't had > anything on it lately (is it still alive?). And it appears that if you ask more than one question on one of the lists, folks are only getting status E-mailed about 1 of them :(. > Who's using CVW? How's it working? We are. Probably only 1/2 dozen machines and its main use it to start the MBone tools with predictable multicast addresses. I've made some changes to the Windows JAVA 3.x source to give users the NTE tool button, but have been unsuccessfull in getting a native Linux Java compile that will both run half stable and have the gui parts work properly. So we use the Tk version for Linux. > Mike O'Brien JES -- James B. MacLean mac...@ed... Department of Education http://www.ednet.ns.ca/~macleajb Nova Scotia, Canada B3M 4B2 |
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From: msew <ms...@ev...> - 2001-04-19 07:54:08
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At 00:41 04/19/2001 -0700, Mike O'Brien wrote: > We're trying to get the kinks ironed out of CVW 4.0, and I'm >trying to get a feeling of the size of the user community that's >out there, particularly since the Mitre 'devel' list hasn't had >anything on it lately (is it still alive?). > > Who's using CVW? How's it working? > >Mike O'Brien where is the web interface to the mitre devel list? :-) how do I sub? thanks msew |
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From: Mike O'B. <ob...@ru...> - 2001-04-19 07:42:09
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We're trying to get the kinks ironed out of CVW 4.0, and I'm trying to get a feeling of the size of the user community that's out there, particularly since the Mitre 'devel' list hasn't had anything on it lately (is it still alive?). Who's using CVW? How's it working? Mike O'Brien |
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From: Mike O'B. <ob...@ru...> - 2001-04-17 22:13:37
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I find that I can't use MOOmail to send messages in the CVW MOO. @send PersonName prompts for a subject line, then leaves you sitting where you were instead of moving you to the Mail Room. I find that trying to examine the Mail Room causes a traceback in the last line of the 'description' verb on that room, but I don't know if that's related. Whatever's wrong seems to be global. I can't @edit a verb, either. This makes it really hard to futz with things, experiment... and try to fix the Mail Room! Does anybody know what the heck is going on here? Mike O'Brien The Aerospace Corporation |
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From: <ep...@cs...> - 2001-04-05 17:40:43
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Hello fellow, What you did is excellent, I'm trying to push CVW in our company but first I need to setup a Unix client that can support Sametime of Lotus Notes. (Btw I don't like Notes!! But that the standard... Presently #) ) I saw a report from Platinum Rail IC saying that CVW was compatible with Sametime. Here the info: http://collaboration.mitre.org/prail/Platinum_Rail_IC_Collaboration_Interoperability_Report/Final_Report/Platinum_Rail_IC_Collaboration_Interoperability_Report.htm I try to setup the client on windows first with version 4 on Windows 2000, CFG the file servers (See below) Setup port: OK Connect with a user (Working with Sametime client, did the test 3 time,ok) In the chat box the message was CONNECTION is CLOSE. Any of you have a hint? Thanks & Best Regards, Eric Phenix # # Property file for CVW # cvw.server.host=141.119.13.26 cvw.server.port=1533 cvw.server.name=CVW #cvw.docserver.host=ReplaceMe.server.org #cvw.docserver.port=8889 #cvw.docserver.url=/servlet/docservlet cvw.version=4.0.0 cvw.debug=false ############# # User Images ############# #this url must end with a / #cvw.userimages.url=http://ReplaceMe.server.org/cvw/user-images/ #################################### # User Images use HTTP Proxy Server #################################### # If you need a HTTP proxy server to access User Images # outside of your firewall, set these to your proxy server # host and port number. Otherwise, comment it out with a # # if you do not want to use a proxy server for user images. # This is useful if all your user images are within your firewall # and your proxy server operates under a heavy load. # Ex #http.proxyHost=ReplaceMe.server.org #http.proxyPort=80 ######################################### # Whiteboard backgrounds use HTTP Proxy ######################################### # If you need a HTTP proxy server to access whiteboard background # images outside of your firewall, set these to your proxy server # host and port number. Otherwise, comment it out with a # # if you do not want to use a proxy server for whiteboard images. # This is useful if all your whiteboard images are within your firewall # and your proxy server operates under a heavy load. # Ex #cvw.mwb.proxyHost=ReplaceMe.server.org #cvw.mwb.proxyPort=80 |
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From: Ed & M. C. <ew...@ni...> - 2001-01-06 16:10:22
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Hi, I've got CVW up and running using RedHat 6.2 on a dual Pentium 233 MHz with 64MB of RAM. This machine is hooked to a cable modem on eth1 and an internal network on eth0 using 192.168.1.x for the internal machines. I'm running a firewall using ipchains, and I've opened up ports 8888 and 8889 both tcp and udp. I can connect fine into the server using one of the internal machines running windows. I'm able to display the map, go from room to room and such. I'm having a friend connect from outside the network in a different city, and not on the same cable network. He's using a dialup 56k connection running Windows 98 and using ZoneAlarm for his firewall. He's opened up ports 8888 and 8889 and can connect and login with no problems. The problems start when trying to do audio. When I bring up the audio tool up in the room, I get two entries for myself in the audio tool, and no entry for him, even though he has his audio tool up. When doing a private phone chat, I get an entry for me in the audio tool, and none for him, even though he has the audio tool up. He can hear me fine through the private chat, but I hear no audio from him. I've run a program called iplog on the eth1 interface to the net, and I see this message: Jan 5 21:44:42 ICMP: sa5399-104-41.stic.net: port is unreachable to (udp: dest port 3459, source port 62653) I've opened up upd port 3459 to no avail. Does anybody have any suggestions on how to get this working? Ed Coates |