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[Slashcode-development] SlashDebugSQL

[Cliff <cl...@sl...>]

Recently, I've been working on a more formal way of debugging
the SQL associated with Slash sites that I happen to run. This
came from me being sick and tired of having to navigate error
logs after adding a "print $sql" to Slash::DB::Utility::prepare and
trying to find the SPECIFIC SQL statement I wanted in the
logs.

Sooo... I hacked Slash::Apache and Slash::DB::Utility
to provide a new Apache configuration directive for Slash:

	SlashDebugSQL "<space separated list of packages or scripts>"

So. If I was looking for SQL associated for Search and for admin.pl, 
I'd add the following to my Apache conf:

	SlashDebugSQL "Slash::Search admin.pl"

And ONLY the SQL from those files would be sent to the error
logs.

Note, that this is NOT designed for use on production servers 
(please!), this is for testing machines only, and uses a custom
version of DB/Utility.pm to do its magic. I have yet to figure out
how to roll this into Slash so that it is as unnoticeable as possible
in a production environment. It's one of the reasons I haven't 
made a formal patch yet. If anyone has any ideas as to how I 
can alias Slash::DB::Utility::_prepare to one of two different subs 
depending on a boolean conditional, please let me know. I have 
ideas, I'm just not sure how well they work in practice and am still 
working at it.

So would others be interested in me continuing work on formalizing
this? Or would care for their own personal version of my changes?


- Cliff

[Slashcode-development] A color for each topic?

[Ralph D. <ra...@ma...>]

Thanks to all who helped me out with the "Read More..." link a few 
days ago. I can now navigate most references in and out of the 
template system. The full methodology (essentially, the template 
bracket-reference semantics) is still not totally obvious to me, but 
I can manage.

Moving forward with another adaptation, I would like to associate a 
COLOR with each TOPIC. I want this color to be used for the title bar 
of each story for that topic.

Leaving aside the various implementation details, the obvious way to 
accomplish this is to add a color field to the topic table. However, 
the Slash book cautions me against such a course of action, lest my 
version become incompatible with future upgrades.

The topic table is unlikely to acquire more than a few hundred rows. 
To me, simply adding one or a few new fields to such a table doesn't 
sound like it would be very much of a handicap in upgrades. Maybe I 
would need to do a few extra manual steps to add the field(s) and 
their data back in after the upgrade - something along those lines.

On the other hand, maybe someone can suggest a reasonable way to 
provide an easily configurable color for each topic -- without adding 
any fields to the topic table.

Any comments?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Ralph

[Slashcode-development] $info_hr

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

Anyone know what the info_hr in themes/slashcode/htdocs/index.pl

is (or, rather, was) for?


#################################################################
# pass it how many, and what.
sub displayStories {
        my($stories, $info_hr) = @_;

Just curious... can't find it used anywhere in the code...

 Shane

Re: [Slashcode-development] acl permissions for sections -- patch for slashcode

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

On Thursday 25 September 2003 06:20, shane wrote:
> Hey list members, I'm looking for people interested in permissions for
> sections that are willing to donate a half hour of their time to test a
> patch to implement this.

New version - add'l changes added are modifications to:

1. Slash::Search (so any stories in an ACL'd section don't show up in the 
search results if the person doesn't have access).

2. Slashcode theme's task - freshenup.pl, doesn't write to disk as .shtml 
stories that are in an acl'd section.

So if you're interested in this, please help us - grab the patch and try it, 
on a clean cvs checkout, at 

 <URL: http://lottadot.com/files/slashmods/section_acl_diff_version03.txt >

Thanks,
 Shane

Re: [Slashcode-development] Modify the "Read More" link?

[Alessio B. <al...@se...>]

On Sat, 2003-10-11 at 04:48, Ralph Dratman wrote:

> I just want to move the "Read More" link.

> The templates involved are 121, 169, and 88. (Aside: where do the 
> numbers come from?)
More or less "random", actually the internal auto-increment serial
number used in the MySQL database. If you insert all templates in the
same order you should have predictable numbers, but that's not
guaranteed.

> I tried to follow the call to links.join by grepping for "sub links" 
> in the templates directory, but did not find anything. Is it a method 
> call?

Yes, it's in htdocs/index.pl around line 250, at least in the 2.2.6
codebase I still use. I routinely comment the link that says "xxx bytes
in body".

-- 
Alessio Bragadini <al...@se...>
Sevenseas.org -- Cyprus chapter

Re: [Slashcode-development] Modify the "Read More" link?

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

On Friday 10 October 2003 21:48, Ralph Dratman wrote:
>[...]
>My compliments to the team for
> making it amazingly easy to get started
>[...]

Glad it went well for ya. It's funny how I rarely see people saying this. 
Because if you've got the correct perl stuff installed (I guess I should say 
the requrements installed and setup) Slash'll install easily, which in a way 
is dumbfounding, you'd think it woudln't be this easy.

>[...]
> I just want to move the "Read More" link. Instead of having the user
> click on a text link,
>
> (Read More... | 10 of 22 comments)
>
> I would prefer an icon right in the body of the story.
>
> The templates involved are 121, 169, and 88. (Aside: where do the
> numbers come from?)

Don't refer to templates via the #'s. The numbers are different for every 
installation - they are from the auto_increment field.

Refer to them by name;page;section

ie

mysql> select tpid,name,page,section from templates where tpid=121 or tpid=169 
or tpid=88;
+------+-----------+---------+---------+
| tpid | name      | page    | section |
+------+-----------+---------+---------+
|   88 | subEdUser | submit  | default |
|  121 | list      | faqster | default |
|  169 | calculate | stats   | default |
+------+-----------+---------+---------+
3 rows in set (0.00 sec)

so you'd want to say subEdUser;submit;default because you may also have in 
your db (depending on what theme you chose when you installed your site) 
subEdUser;submit;light , etc etc.


> The "Read More" link is generated in template 169 by
>
> [% links.join(' | ') %]
>
> and I understand that the vertical bar is being specified as a
> separator between the generated links. Yet I can't seem to get any
> deeper than this to find the code for a simple link to the story page.



> I tried to follow the call to links.join by grepping for "sub links"
> in the templates directory, but did not find anything. Is it a method
> call? I do see
>
> links = arrayref of links
>
> but that does not illuminate anything for me right now.

snippets from slash/themes/slashshcode/htdocs/index.pl

        while ($story = shift @$stories) {
                my($tmpreturn, $other, @links);
                push @links, linkStory({
                        'link'  => $msg->{readmore},
                        sid     => $story->{sid},
                        tid     => $story->{tid},
                        section => $story->{section}
                }, "", $ls_other);


So it's the template linkStory\;misc\;default that you need to look at first 
off.

Then at the end of index.pl it's calling 


storylink\;index\;default

that has in it:

[% FOREACH storylinks = links; IF storylinks.ref == 'ARRAY' %]
<A HREF="[% storylinks.0 | strip_attribute %]"[% IF storylinks.2 %] TI
TLE="[% storylinks.2 | strip_attribute %]"[% END %]>[% storylinks.1 %]
</A>
[% ELSE; storylinks; END %]
[% UNLESS loop.last %] | [% END %]
[% END %]

So I think you'll want to become familiar with those two templates.

> I know I will figure this out eventually but I'm wimping out and
> asking for help. I do intend to learn my way around the system and I
> just want a little hint.

Nah. There's tons of people wondering how to do the same thing. 
They just never send anything to the list. Excellent question.

> If I've missed some relevant and maybe obvious piece of
> documentation, let me know and I will go away and happily study it. I
> bought the O'Reilly Slash book and it's been quite useful.

Nah, good job. The best part is that you started grepping for it. Many times 
that is the *easiest* way to find something.

 Shane

[Slashcode-development] Modify the "Read More" link?

[Ralph D. <ra...@ma...>]

I'm an experienced programmer, fairly adept with PHP, moderately so 
with MySQL, but I have done very little with Perl, and had never 
touched mod_perl or CPAN until a few days ago.

Nevertheless, I installed Slash earlier this week on FreeBSD 4.7 and 
it seems to be working very nicely! My compliments to the team for 
making it amazingly easy to get started. The installation was 
essentially painless. I fiddled around a bit with the Apache 
configuration and with getting the daemon started, but I never felt 
confused or overwhelmed. I still can't quite believe the code that 
runs Slashdot is working on my computer.

Anyway...

I've modified a few templates, with the expected results and no problems.

Now, however, I want to make another modest layout change but can't 
seem to figure out how to do it. It sounds so easy that I'm 
embarrassed to admit I'm stumped.

I just want to move the "Read More" link. Instead of having the user 
click on a text link,

(Read More... | 10 of 22 comments)

I would prefer an icon right in the body of the story.

The templates involved are 121, 169, and 88. (Aside: where do the 
numbers come from?)

The "Read More" link is generated in template 169 by

[% links.join(' | ') %]

and I understand that the vertical bar is being specified as a 
separator between the generated links. Yet I can't seem to get any 
deeper than this to find the code for a simple link to the story page.

I tried to follow the call to links.join by grepping for "sub links" 
in the templates directory, but did not find anything. Is it a method 
call? I do see

links = arrayref of links

but that does not illuminate anything for me right now.

I know I will figure this out eventually but I'm wimping out and 
asking for help. I do intend to learn my way around the system and I 
just want a little hint.

If I've missed some relevant and maybe obvious piece of 
documentation, let me know and I will go away and happily study it. I 
bought the O'Reilly Slash book and it's been quite useful.

Thank you in advance.

Regards,

Ralph

Re: [Slashcode-development] Grant Writing Assistance

[david p. <dp...@he...>]

To follow up on that first post, I did send in a grant proposal that 
would help fund some Plug-in development. It might also fund some 
documentation efforts on Slash itself and some release packaging beyond 
the R and T tags.

We won't find out if we got it until December, so this is mostly an FYI. 
If this interests anybody on this list, let me know. That way, if we get 
the grant, we'll be ready to roll in December.

David Pool

david pool wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm working on writing some grants that would fund development work on 
> some slash plug-ins. One of the sections asks about other sources of 
> funding and so I'm writing to ask for comments on existing development 
> of Slash and Plug-ins.
> 
> Is there some way of quantifying the support OSDN provides for Slash 
> development? For example, a number of full time developers working on 
> the project?
> 
> What about plug-in development? Any independent developers willing to 
> comment on their ongoing investment in plug-ins?
> 
> Any assistance would lend credibility to the grant proposal.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> David Pool

[Slashcode-development] Apache handler for browser type/mode?

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

Have any of you modified the Apache handler to return the user's browser into 
$user ?

I was contemplating that it would be cool if it figured out what browser the 
person's using, or, rather, the 'mode' that it's in. That way if it's a WAP 
browser, specify $user->{defaultsection} = 'light'.

And, if you were using CSS, then in the link_rel template, you could create a 
link_rel;misc;light that would call up a light.css stylesheet.

I'm not even sure if the Apache Handler would be the place for something like 
this, I've not looked at it/thought about it enough.

Anyway, it was just a thought. Hopefully someone's already done a mod like 
this and can share.

 Shane

Re: [Slashcode-development] countComments problem

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

On Tuesday 07 October 2003 10:34, Christopher Winn wrote:
> Running Slash 2.2.5.
>
> So, I can't seem to display the number of comments within a story.
>
> I tried calling:
>
> my $commentcount = $slashdb->countComments($sid);
> print $commentcount;

I would do the following:

my $commentcount = $slashdb->countComments($sid);
use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper($commentcount);


That Data::Dumper is just one helluva useful perl module, imho.

> But that does nothing.
>
> slashd is running.. And I also can't seem to call it from within a
> template, as in:
>
> [% Slash.db.countComments(story.sid) %]

from your sql cli:

mysql> select sid,tid,commentcount from stories;

should look something like this: (garbled, if you're reading this from a 
non-fixed-size-font)

+------------------+-----+--------------+
| sid              | tid | commentcount |
+------------------+-----+--------------+
| 03/08/01/1127221 |   1 |            5 |

I think the commentcount is actually figured out, and *set* by the task 
daily_archive.pl. You'll want to check your slashd logs and make sure slashd 
is running, and daily_archive.pl is being run, and not erroring out.  You 
could, also, use runtask to run the daily_archive.pl by hand. But that's up 
to you. You should read the daily_archive code before doing so, atleast on a 
production system.

 Shane

[Slashcode-development] countComments problem

[Christopher W. <cw...@jo...>]

Running Slash 2.2.5.

So, I can't seem to display the number of comments within a story.

I tried calling:

my $commentcount = $slashdb->countComments($sid);
print $commentcount;

But that does nothing.

slashd is running.. And I also can't seem to call it from within a 
template, as in:

[% Slash.db.countComments(story.sid) %]

Thanks for any help you can provide....

Chris.

--

Chris Winn
Edwards for President

786-7286

[Slashcode-development] Slash::Stats && graphs

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

Have any of you used Slash::Stats to put graphs in other 
documents/templates/stories?

I was looking at 

graph;stats;default 

in

http://cvs.slashcode.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb/slash/plugins/Stats/templates/


and thinking that it would be possible to do a 

 process graph gtitle='my graph title' 

in a story, a comment (if admin), wherever you wanted a graph shown.

But after looking at the template, there's a lot of data to push to it, it 
seems like it would make more sense to come up with a simple form interface 
that would push the values to the template, and save the thing as a blob in 
the Slash::Blob plugin so you could reference that way.

Any thoughts? 

Am I the only one who thinks this would be useful?

Thanks,
 Shane

Re: [Slashcode-development] Re: trackbacks

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

On Monday 29 September 2003 08:25, Blake Carver wrote:
> > et all, per their example code. My question is this - which URL would you
> > use for a story's trackback? the article.pl?sid= ... ? the .shtml?
> >
> > Which url should a trackback system for Slash use?
>
> Maybe it should just be an option? I'd think busy sites on small servers
> might want to go with shtml pages.
> Is there an advantage to going with the .pl?

Well, that's what I'm wondering. Because, I think (it's been a long time since 
I looked at the code) if an anonymous user hits an article.pl link, it'll 
redirect them to the .shtml, unless they are changing their comment-view 
options.

So at this point, I don't know. Hopefully someone from OSDN will chime in on 
this one...
 
 Shane

[Slashcode-development] Re: trackbacks

[Blake C. <li...@li...>]

> et all, per their example code. My question is this - which URL would you use 
> for a story's trackback? the article.pl?sid= ... ? the .shtml? 
> 
> Which url should a trackback system for Slash use?

Maybe it should just be an option? I'd think busy sites on small servers 
might want to go with shtml pages.
Is there an advantage to going with the .pl? 

[Slashcode-development] trackbacks

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

I saw this Net::TrackBack module 
http://search.cpan.org/author/TIMA/Net-TrackBack-0.21/TrackBack.pm 

so I was looking at it, and got curious.

If you were to, for instance, pullup index.pl to modify it to put a trackback 
link into each story's data structure, ie:

#################################################################
# pass it how many, and what.
sub displayStories {
....
	while ($story = shift @$stories) {
  ...
		if ($user->{seclev} >= 100) {
			push @links, [ "$constants->{rootdir}/admin.pl?op=edit&sid=$story->{sid}", 
'Edit' ];
		}

		# I added sid so that you could set up replies from the front page -Brian
		$tmpreturn .= slashDisplay('storylink', {
			links	=> \@links,
			sid	=> $story->{sid},
		}, { Return => 1});

		$return .= $tmpreturn;

		my $trackback = new Net::TrackBack;


et all, per their example code. My question is this - which URL would you use 
for a story's trackback? the article.pl?sid= ... ? the .shtml?

Which url should a trackback system for Slash use?

After looking at this Net::TrackBack, I don't think it would be a great fit 
for Slash. But, after looking at it's code, I think I understand how the 
trackbacks are supposed to work. I thought I'd whipup a quick hack to do it, 
until I realized there are 2 links for every story, really.

Thanks,
 Shane

		

[Slashcode-development] Grant Writing Assistance

[david p. <dp...@he...>]

Hi all,

I'm working on writing some grants that would fund development work on 
some slash plug-ins. One of the sections asks about other sources of 
funding and so I'm writing to ask for comments on existing development 
of Slash and Plug-ins.

Is there some way of quantifying the support OSDN provides for Slash 
development? For example, a number of full time developers working on 
the project?

What about plug-in development? Any independent developers willing to 
comment on their ongoing investment in plug-ins?

Any assistance would lend credibility to the grant proposal.

Thanks,

David Pool

[Slashcode-development] acl permissions for sections -- patch for slashcode

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

Hey list members, I'm looking for people interested in permissions for 
sections that are willing to donate a half hour of their time to test a patch 
to implement this.

Basically, what I did was add  acl-read, and acl-write options to Sections. 
The idea is that if you assign an acl-read acl to a section, only users w/ 
that acl can read stories/comments in that section. Same goes for writing (ie 
posting comments), users would need the acl-write.

Please be advised, you should *not* test this on a production system! 

Here's what was touched:

files altered:

sql/mysql/defaults.sql
sql/mysql/slashschema_create.sql
sql/mysql/upgrades
plugins/Sections/sections.pl
plugins/Sections/templates/editSection;sections;default
Slash/Apache/User/User.pm
themes/slashcode/tasks/freshenup.pl
themes/slashcode/THEME

files added:
permissiondenied_uid;misc;default

The patch was made against CVS from Wednesday 09/25 at about noon. So if you 
are running slash from CVS, this should apply fairly cleanly. If you're not 
running from CVS, rather a t or r-tag, then you may have to apply these by 
hand.

Note: don't apply this to a production system. I've got print statements going 
to Apache's errorlog in there just to track bugs in the code, if any (ha!).  
Apply it to a test installation!!

If you put the patch into /tmp/ and cd to your src tree, you can probably 
patch the entire thing by doing the following:

cd /usr/local/src/slash
patch -p6 < /tmp/section_acl_diff_version01.txt

there's a var to turn this behavior on/off. it is called "sections_useacls". 
If you apply the patch, you'll need to turn the var on and restart apache, 
because the patch is setup so that the default is OFF.

Then you'll need to either create a new section, or edit an existing section. 
Create a read-only ACL for it.

Use the useracl editor in slash's utils dir to add/remove the acl's from user 
accounts.

If you have time to sit down and try this out, I would appreciate it.

What I would like to do is find someone to install this and tell me it 
works/doesn't work. Fix it, take out the debug statements, make a new patch 
and submit it to Slash's sourceforge to see if it could be included with the 
distribution.

Thanks,
 Shane

PS - you can grab it here:

<URL: http://lottadot.com/files/slashmods/section_acl_diff_version01.txt >

RE: [Slashcode-development] RSS

[Howell, M. <ho...@ra...>]

There should be several RSS outputs for your site.  The main one listing all
of the articles is in your htdocs directory.  It will be whatever the
symbolic name you gave your site with the extention ".rss".  There will also
be ".rdf", ".wml", and ".xml" files of a similar name.  There will also be
an RSS file containing all articles on your site.

Journals have an RSS export feature, too.  You can access them by a url
like:

http://yourURL.com/journal.pl?user=username&content_type=rss&op=top

or

http://yourURL.com/journal.pl?user=username&content_type=rss

-Mark


-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Winn [mailto:CW...@jo...]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 3:49 PM
To: sla...@li...
Subject: [Slashcode-development] RSS


I've begun a Slash site (2.2.5).. I really want to get into RSS and I
thought Slash automatically generated RSS 96 or 1.0 pages, but that doesn't
seem to be the case on my server.

Any suggestions on setting this up?

Chris


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[Slashcode-development] RSS

[Chris W. <CW...@jo...>]

I've begun a Slash site (2.2.5).. I really want to get into RSS and I =
thought Slash automatically generated RSS 96 or 1.0 pages, but that =
doesn't seem to be the case on my server.

Any suggestions on setting this up?

Chris

[Slashcode-development] Sections/Topics overhaul

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

In 

<URL: 
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=104421&aid=799045&group_id=4421 
>

Rob mentions that the Sections and Topics are due for an overhaul.

Can any of you OSDN guys comment on this?

Some of us have plugins out there that use 'em both. It would help to hear to 
what's going on, what's planned, etc so that we can keep our code working 
with Slash.

Thanks,
 Shane

[Slashcode-development] Modifying new_motd to pull from a table

[Blake C. <li...@li...>]

Hi All,
I'm still having some troubles getting started changing things on the
slashcode.
I'm trying to modify new_motd.pl to pull a quote from a table rather than
from fortune.
Here's what I've done, it returns no errors to me, it just doesn't work. Can
anyone spot a problem?

use strict;
use Slash;
use Slash::Utility;
use Slash::Constants ':slashd';
use vars qw( %task $me );

$task{$me}{timespec} = '12 * * * *';
$task{$me}{timespec_panic_1} = ''; # not important
$task{$me}{code} = sub {

    my($virtual_user, $constants, $slashdb, $user) = @_;
    createEnvironment($virtual_user);
    my $slashdb = getCurrentDB();
    my $sth = $slashdb->sqlSelectMany('message', 'motd ORDER BY rand() LIMIT
1');

while(my $row = $sth->fetchrow_hashref())
{
    $t = $row->{message}";
        my $tpid = $slashdb->getTemplateByName("motd", "tpid");
        $slashdb->setTemplate($tpid, { template => $t });
}

        return ;
};

1;




--------------
Blake Carver
LISNews.com
Librarian & Information Science News
http://www.lisnews.com

[Slashcode-development] new slash plugin: playlinks

[<par...@de...>]

Hello people

I've been working in developing a new plugin for slash

It's a colaborative system of internet links and i think it's cool. It
has a nice "personal's" tool that makes any user the possibility of
having his links and share them with the others

It will be nice for organize the editors work of looking news in sites
(using personals) and mixing with a future check updates task.

Please, try it and sayme what do you think and notes about the security

I hope you enjoy it as i enjoy slash :)

it's my first plugin and i'm not a coder, i only want to share this with
all the people

please, check the PLUGIN file first, because i'm not sure if i writed it
correctly

I write a info, photos, download page here:
http://www.deporteyciencia.com/playlinks

of course, visit also the beautiest slash site:
http://www.deporteyciencia.com

thanks, bye
-- 
par...@de... <par...@de...>
deporteyciencia.com

Re: [Slashcode-development] Request for Comments: Automated Schema Updates for Slash

[Alessio B. <al...@al...>]

On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 23:27, Peter Winnberg wrote:

> But what if I do a default slash site using the slashcode theme .. does
> a lot of changes to the templates .. I launch the site .. and a couple
> of months later I decide that I want to upgrade to a newer version of
> slash cvs. I install the new version of slash cvs .. if I run
> template-tool -U now .. doesn't I end up with the default slashcode
> template again ( even if it's the latest version of the slashcode
> templates )?.

My solution is to use CVS with standard templates in a "vendor branch"
and local updates on the main branch.

-- 
Alessio Bragadini <al...@al...>
APL Financial Services (Overseas) Ltd

[Slashcode-development] query logging

[shane <sh...@lo...>]

I saw this on:

<URL: http://cvs.slashcode.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb/slash/sql/mysql/upgrades > 

Here's a quick snippet:

Added querylog.  This checks for the presence of a file at
/usr/local/slash/querylog every minute or so, and if present,
starts logging ALL SQL queries into the table 'querylog'.
Should be very useful for debugging but be careful using it
on a running production site!  (Which of course is where it's
most useful!)


This is *very* useful. Thanks Jamie. I thought others would get use out of it, 
but not necessarily have known about it. Now you do :)

 Shane

Re: [Slashcode-development] Request for Comments: Automated Schema Updates for Slash

[Brian A. <br...@ta...>]

On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 13:27, Peter Winnberg wrote:
> Yes, I did a quick test ( I've not had time to check the code yet to see
> what it actually does ). It updates the templates to the latest version
> of the templates that are installed, right?
Right

> But what if I do a default slash site using the slashcode theme .. does
> a lot of changes to the templates .. I launch the site .. and a couple
> of months later I decide that I want to upgrade to a newer version of
You need to create your own theme, and have it inherit the slashcode
theme. Then, just insert your custom templates into that theme. They
will override the slashcode templates for upgrades.

	-Brian
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