Subject: Re: TXT client ignores "fullscreen=yes" and "local_screen_dimensions" opts
Same happens if I ssh in using the citadel user name.
Subject: Re: TXT client ignores "fullscreen=yes" and "local_screen_dimensions" opts
Subject: Re: TXT client ignores "fullscreen=yes" and "local_screen_dimensions" opts
Subject: Re: TXT client ignores "fullscreen=yes" and "local_screen_dimensions" opts
ok, got the bug.
its iceweasel 8 to send requests bytewise (which is definitely a performance regression...)
fix to make webcit cope with it committed.
please upgrade uncensored soon so I can stop using chrome again ;-)
Subject: ALL PACKAGERS PLEASE PUSH CITADEL 8.03 IMMEDIATELY
Attention all Citadel packagers!
Please push the current contents of git master as Citadel 8.03 release IMMEDIATELY.
The code contains a fix to a VERY SERIOUS bug that is causing upgrades to fail and email aliases to be lost, causing incoming mail to bounce. There is no risk of data corruption and no security vulnerabilities; however due to the issue of bounced mail I am considering this to be a HIGH PRIORITY update.
cc: Citadel Development room, Citadel Packaging room.
Subject: Re: ALL PACKAGERS PLEASE PUSH CITADEL 8.03 IMMEDIATELY
a webcit upgrade to 8.03 plus an uncensored upgrade too please...
Subject: Re: ALL PACKAGERS PLEASE PUSH CITADEL 8.03 IMMEDIATELY
If I do the userlist, it prompts after an actual screenful (43 lines).
In the meantime, I noted, this morning, that my server had not been importing network packets again...had several built up in the spoolin directory. Stop and restart of citadel cleaned them all up, but oddly enough, this even prevented my external RSS feeds from being pulled in.
Thu Dec 08 2011 08:19:22 EST from Freakdog @ Dog Pound BBS IICool.
In the meantime, I noted, this morning, that my server had not been importing network packets again...had several built up in the spoolin directory. Stop and restart of citadel cleaned them all up, but oddly enough, this even prevented my external RSS feeds from being pulled in.
this is one thing the libevent branch tackles; TCP connection fuckups don't prevent other networkers or even jobs in that verry same networking component from running.
there is one thread crawling the configurations what to fetch/send/....
and one thread which handles the I/O; but in an event driven mode;
so, inbound/outbound traffic is handled via select()/poll(), once trafic arives / is sent the application logic is triggered in their context.
feel yourself invited to be the second beta tester; my production site is the first. ;-)
over the current citadel dependencies its got the need for a recent c-ares and libev >= 4.0
it definitely doesn't have the one job blocking all others issue anymore; and the libevent branch is regulary synchronized against the master branch, so you don't miss out any functionality on there.
Dothebart:
I'm assuming libev is libevent...my older server has libevent-1.1, but my newer server has 1.4...does that qualify?
Not sure what c-ares is.
no, libev is not libevent.
libev also offers a compiletime libevent compatibility layer, which we don't use.
libc-ares is from the curl guys an async DNS resolver.
both don't have compile dependencies afaik; but you need them for the libevent branch (which is named like that because of I first thought to use that, but then decided to switch)
I had upgraded to Cit 8.03 and Webcit 8.02 on my 32bit system, and all was well from a Webcit perspective.
Migrated my citadel to my 64bit system, built webcit 8.02 and started it.
When I go to log in, all I see are the username and password boxes, 3 buttons with no labels, and my hello.gif. None of the buttons actually log me in...and this definitely not what I expected to see, based on what I had seen when logging into my 32bit system's webcit.
There is nothing in my static.local or static.local/t directories...I'm at a little bit of a loss.
Sat Dec 10 2011 09:53:38 AM EST from Freakdog @ Dog Pound BBS IIOk...running into something else, at present, that might be a little more pressing for me.
I had upgraded to Cit 8.03 and Webcit 8.02 on my 32bit system, and all was well from a Webcit perspective.
Migrated my citadel to my 64bit system, built webcit 8.02 and started it.
When I go to log in, all I see are the username and password boxes, 3 buttons with no labels, and my hello.gif. None of the buttons actually log me in...and this definitely not what I expected to see, based on what I had seen when logging into my 32bit system's webcit.
There is nothing in my static.local or static.local/t directories...I'm at a little bit of a loss.
Ok...I've "fixed" this, so to speak.
I removed Webcit 8.02 and installed 8.00, which then presented the login screen I expected.
I then upgraded to 8.02, and things remained as I expected.
I shouldn't have had to do that, though, wouldn't you guys agree?
I then upgraded to 8.02, and things remained as I expected.
I shouldn't have had to do that, though, wouldn't you guys agree?
Are you sure it was the upgrade/downgrade/upgrade that fixed it -- and not a possible clearing of your browser cache that happened in between?