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Ximin Luo committed [d452a2] on LIRC - Git
systemd: lircd.service must depend on lircd.socket
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lircd.service must depend on lircd.socket, otherwise starting the former fails to recreate the socket file
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lircd.service must depend on lircd.socket, otherwise starting the former fails to recreate the socket file
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I use PeerGuardian as a way to ban IPs that are attacking my servers / exploiting / attempting to exploit software (monitored via another script I've written that all of my servers run). You can try ufw, this is a high-level CLI that is the main firewall in Debian/Ubuntu today that lets you block specific IP addresses. Something like sudo ufw deny 123.123.123.123 should work in a script. As for auto-updated mass blocklists, there is https://github.com/poddmo/ufw-blocklist/issues/22 but looking at...
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BTW, if I don't use the hack, I get buffer overflow while generating IR pattern. From ftdi.c: static int tx_baud_rate = 65536; [..] [..] The FT232R also becomes unusable if you set the * tx_baud_rate to values other than 65536. Even if the hack were not required, these two bits of code seem very weird. What real world device has a baud rate of exactly 65536? My device at least certainly works with txbaud=15200 and it is not "unusable" contrary to the comment. The Linux gpio_ir_tx driver defaults...
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FTDI plugin has unobvious configuration requirement
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FTDI plugin requires txbaud hack
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(delete double-post; see comment below)
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One big advantage of pandoc is that it supports {align} and {gather}. Pandoc and latex2mathml.py supports different subsets of latex. For example, latex2mathml.py does not support \gsime, but pandoc does. The pandoc list of supported symbols is here [1] and it appears to be bigger (~2800 symbols) than the one in latex2mathml.py (~100 symbols), although it does not support some stuff like \underleftrightarrow that latex2mathml does. Actually it appears [1] is written by yourself, and that version...
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One big advantage of pandoc is that it supports {align} and {gather}. Pandoc and latex2mathml.py supports different subsets of latex. For example, latex2mathml.py does not support \gsime, but pandoc does. The pandoc list of supported symbols is here [1] and it appears to be bigger (~2800 symbols) than the one in latex2mathml.py (~100 symbols), although it does not support some stuff like \underleftrightarrow that latex2mathml does. Actually it appears [1] is written by yourself, and that version...
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MathML: support pandoc(1) as an external converter
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I would argue that, a true meaning of "minimal" means a common subset of what all documentation generators might expect from the background browser. In which case, headers and footers don't naturally start off having lines. This is my motivation for the patch in the first place - I am mixing different documentation generators whilst trying to retain their "minimal.css" equivalents, and this definition from docutils is making its output look different from the others. (And my current workaround is...
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Link to r8472 for convenience: https://sourceforge.net/p/docutils/code/8472/
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Revert header/footer borders in minimal.css
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As everything except a section header or a <section>-generating directive will result in an invalid document tree, I do not support some a new syntax construct for ending a section. Instead, the <section>-generating directive could define a directive option that can be used to specify whether the generated <section> node should be nested in the current section (becoming a sub-section) or appended to the current section (becoming the next section of the same level). Thanks for the detailed explanation!...
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This feature would be useful for LaTeX as well as a parsed-printed-text format that expands directives. In my sphinx example, I do not want to have to artifically add extra sections, since that is not what I want the structure to be. Telling the user to do something different from what they originally want, is not a "feature", it's the absence of a feature. In particular, the autogenerated TOC entries in other parts of the output, will look weird and artificial, which it is. I would like the structure...
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syntax for ending a section
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Recent "encrypted headers" feature interferes with threaded view
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Build a FASL library, needed by SageMath
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Hey Bob, it looks like you're not receiving my replies correctly? The comment I made...
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I can provide that. The "srcjsv" would simply be a jspecview/ subdirectory in src....
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I understand. It could be JSmol in particular will not fit your model and cannot...
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You have doc, devjars, examples, screensaver, srcjs, test, _documents. These don't...
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The full.tar.gz doesn't contain build scripts, and it contains build output and intermediate...
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Thank you! JSpecView/data/* takes up about half of that size. It could also be removed,...
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Hello Bob, were you able to take a look at the script that I provided above? Do you...
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Document the original source of JSmol/j2s/java and JSmol/srcjs
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Hello Bob, were you able to take a look at the script that I provided above? Do you...
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Hi, I have completed the initial version of the script to autogenerate a source tarball...
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Hi, I have completed the initial version of the script to autogenerate a source tarball...
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My issue is not a technical one, but a policy one. I am using J2S from this commit...
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Two questions: I'm having difficulty regenerating JSmol/j2s/java. I thought I could...
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Two questions: I'm having difficulty regenerating JSmol/j2s/java. I thought I could...
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OK, I managed to figure out the J2S step. All you have to do is build the cmdlineApi...
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OK, I managed to figure out the J2S step. All you have to do is build the cmdlineApi...
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I would be happy to explain to you the details of how our automation works, once...
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As I have stated already three times - no, I am not only interested in recreating...
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Bob, I've tried to explain what I need very clearly in the text above. I'm not sure...
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I am not only interested in the HTML5 applet. As I explained, if I am to package...
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A source code tarball that contains: the original development tree of Jmol (plus...
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If it's too much effort to create such a tarball yourself, it would also be OK if...
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If it's too much effort to create such a tarball yourself, it would also be OK if...
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Ah, not quite. I'm packaging Jmol because I started off packaging SageMath. But that's...
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Hey, thanks for the detailed reply! That's very useful. (1) I'm fairly sure Jmol/JSpecView...
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You might want them to be separate projects, but the current circular development...
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I'm also getting stuck trying to run "ant -f build_13_tojs.xml" - it tries to copy...
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Make life easier for Linux distributions such as Debian
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As the current patch for the reStructuredText "date" directive does not solve the...
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As the current patch for the reStructuredText "date" directive does not solve the...
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"But, sane Linux distributors, such as Debian, will instead ignore your binary jnotify.jars...
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I suppose I forgot to mention one item of advice - please please please, do not ship...
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add documentation and pointer to hidden Google API
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don't start tor if it's probably blocked
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add the ability for briar-android to get the cu...
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bump expiry to Feb 14
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upgrade to jnotify 0.94 (patched) for 64-bit su...
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support an older Android API level
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lazily load JNotify to avoid bloating the guice...
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update classpath for jnotify
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ignore self's XMPP resource when matching contacts' fingerprints
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Yeah, I only did that because I couldn't get it to work with the debuglevel, and...
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Closing since we moved to github for the time being.
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More flexible and consistent loadLibrary behaviour
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Screwed up the first attempt, see merge request #2 instead.
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