WebGUI irc logs from: 2012-10.log

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three18tiscrottie, I have to work SuNdAyS though... :(02:28
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elninoHEY!01:03
elninoIs tehre a way in a style template to check the url for a parameter?01:04
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haargassuming you mean a form parameter02:11
haargthe main way you normally use form params is using a macro, which you can't use in template conditionals02:11
haargform params might end up in the session.* form vars though02:11
haargi don't quite remember02:11
haargand don't remember which help doc they are shown in02:12
@scrottieelnino, this seems to be the answer to a lot of questions lately, but, JavaScript.02:12
@scrottieJS can look at form parameters and change the DOM around depending on them.02:13
@scrottieof course, that only works if you don't need any data from the server.02:13
@scrottieor any data from the server that it isn't already sending.02:13
elninothanks haarg and scrottie, yep, looking for a form parameter, even though it technically isn't coming from a submit. I'll look at the session. 02:15
elninoand yes, I wanted to change the behavior of a page based on the url, BUT I think maybe it's all client side. I haven't really looked closely into the modified behavior portion... gotta step away, thanks for the ideas!02:16
@scrottiesure thing!02:16
haargit might be the general 'Template' help that shows the global template vars02:16
haargbut otherwise, js would be the only real option02:16
* haarg hates macros02:17
@scrottieperlDreamer and I have been talking about ripping them out in favor of TT callbacks02:21
haargyeah02:24
haargsome of the macros are designed for use in content02:25
haargbut not most of them02:25
haargideal behavior in my mind would be something like [% webgui.assetProxy("blah") %] if you wanted to call a "macro" in a template02:26
haargwith some different namespace for them02:26
haargand then for the things that were appropriate for content, do [% content | processMacros %]02:27
haargor something like that02:27
haargto have the content-appropriate macros processed02:27
haargand entirely removing the 'global macro processing' behavior.02:28
haarggetting any kind of upgrade procedure working to make that change would be pretty much impossible though02:28
@scrottieheh02:28
@scrottieother than a very long deprecation cycle02:29
haargyeah02:29
haargat the very least, exposing the existing macros as template available calls would be good02:29
@scrottiefer sure02:29
haargi thought i might have done that but could be wrong02:30
@scrottieI guess "perlDramer and I have been talking about ripping them out" was phrased a bit over ambitiously02:30
@scrottiefirst thing is still a reasonable failure resistant installer.  right now, when PB hires someone, it takes them a week to stumble through the process.  helping people who come in here is similar... not much success.  that's bad.02:33
@scrottieeven if wG can compete on features and sanity with other systems, if people can't install it without a battle, that's all for nothing.02:33
@scrottieit has two verbosity levels right now.  I need to add a third, "stfu and install wG".02:35
haargyeah02:35
haargi always wanted to add a 'install shit' command to wgdev02:35
haargnever got around to it02:36
@scrottiethe higher verbosity levels are helpful for my purposes in testing it and for people who don't want to run any commands on their system that might damage it without looking at them first.02:36
haarghalf of the work an installer needs to do is the same stuff wgd reset does02:36
@scrottieyou'd think.02:36
@scrottieCentOS and Debian both come with broken Perl installations.02:36
haargyeah, i know there's plenty of other stuff that is needed02:37
@scrottieultimately, the thing would run be bundled with shar as a shelf-extracting shell archive that bootstraps Perl on the system.02:37
@scrottiemysql might be not installed, installed with a root password set, installed w/o a root password set, or installed but without initdb having been run.02:37
haargi more meant that a good portion of the webgui specific install stuff is handled by wgdev02:38
haargall the prereqs are a separate problem02:38
@scrottiethe thing bootstraps Curses and Curses::Widgets too.02:38
@scrottieyeah.02:38
haargif there's ever anything re:installing that would make sense to integrate into wgdev, please send a push request02:38
@scrottieon RedHat, nginx is in a different repo that you have to add to its list of sources, but there are four different possibile sources to put in depending on whether it's RedHat or CentOS and which version02:38
@scrottiewill do.  my effort is pretty hackish right now.  classic "get it working and hope to have time to make it nice later".02:39
haargyeah02:40
haargi always tried to do things in wgdev the 'correct' way, which mostly worked fine as long as i was active on developing it02:40
@scrottiein theory, the Debian/RedHat package stuff could be moved to a wgd command.02:41
haargbut i'm obviously much less involved now, so as long as it doesn't break stuff and is useful i'll take it02:41
@scrottiea'right.02:41
@scrottiethen the UI could be a stand alone little thingy that just did early bootstrap (perl, Curses, wgd, git, git clone wG) and then issue wgd commands.02:42
haargso nginx still isn't in modern rhel/centos dists?02:42
@scrottiemodern rhel isn't modern.02:42
haargor is it just that 5.x stuff is still so common02:42
@scrottieI thought Debian was bad.02:42
@scrottieI got 6.0 (32 and 64 bit) and have been testing with those.02:43
haarg:/02:43
@scrottieThis is perl, v5.10.1 (*) built for x86_64-linux-thread-multi02:43
haarghonestly i wasn't expecting centos 6 to ever happen02:43
@scrottieand, like Debian, they split up the perl "core" into several packages.02:43
haarglovely02:43
@scrottieCentOS release 6.3 (Final)02:44
@scrottieI haven't ever, in my whole long career, gotten a feel for what "Enterprise" means other than "bad".02:44
haargnot quite "enterprise", but a similar thing i had recently02:45
haarghad a client that was very insistent on their particular process02:45
haargto the point where if for some reason the website went down in the middle of the night02:46
@scrottieis "it puts the lotion on its skin" part of their process?02:46
haargwere were approved to put up a maintenance page02:46
haargand nothing more02:46
@scrottieI hope it said, "Shhh, the website is sleeping"02:46
haargand this company was not nearly large enough to justify that kind of strictness02:46
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xdangerwe could use perlbrew for the perl part of wre12:29
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@scrottieheeey xdanger.20:42
haargperlbrew isn't really useful for that imo20:43
@scrottieyeah.  as much as I complain about the vender perl builds, both of them have imagemagick modules for perl pre-built, which saves a world of hurt.20:43
@scrottie(imagemagick needs to go away)20:44
haargbuilding perl itself is extremely easy.  it's all the cpan stuff that becomes problematic.20:44
haargwhich is primarily imagemagick20:44
@scrottiehaarg, that sounds like something other than an opinion... an educated guess?  knowledge of actual serious problems?20:44
@scrottieyeah.  slogging through building the deps is what usually blocks peoples efforts to do source installs.20:45
@scrottieit seems like module authors aren't testing with CPAN.pm/cpan any more.  things work a lot better in cpanm.20:46
haargthe largest issue i have with perlbrew is that it has a few bugs that are really annoying20:47
@scrottiexdanger apparently figured that out, too.  his installer (which I based mine on) used testEnvironment.pl to build a list of modules to install with cpanm.  that actually works.  testEnvironment.pm installing them directly with CPAN does not.20:47
haargbut the other thing is it gets recommended all over the place for bad reasons20:47
haargit's a solution for building multiple versions of perl for testing20:47
haargbut gets recommended any time someone needs any build of perl20:47
@scrottieheh20:47
haargand relies on a bunch of complex and convoluted shell scripts20:47
@scrottieyeah, that's what I thought it was for, just extrapolating from what I've overheard about it20:48
haargbuilding perl is basically ./Configure -des -Dprefix=/usr/local/perl && make test && make install20:49
@scrottiehrm.  well, if I can get the ImageMagick dep out of wG and I'm still working on this stupid thing, I'll seriously consider adding an option to build a perl rather than use the system perl.20:49
@scrottie./Configure -des PREFIX=/usr/local/perl && make...20:49
@scrottieor does -Dprefix work too?20:49
@scrottienevermind.20:49
@scrottieI have no idea.20:50
haarg-Dprefix works, not sure about other ways to do similar20:50
@scrottietangent anyway.20:50
haargthe annoying thing with imagemagick is that the majority of what it is used for is image resizing, and i wrote a patch to change that to imager21:00
haargthe graphing stuff is significantly more complex, but is barely used21:01
@scrottiethat's kind of a chicken and egg problem21:01
@scrottieer, there exists one21:02
@scrottiemaking wG more modular would allow deps like that to be used without ruining the base install21:02
@scrottiebut one thing holding up putting wG on CPAN is deps that require vendor packages21:02
@scrottielike imagemagick virtually does21:03
@scrottiesorry, I'm especially not coherent this morning21:03
@scrottiewas up late playing Intellivision and then perlDreamer rang me with an outage early this morning.  and I might have killed some brain cells anyway.21:03
@scrottiein addition to the huge lot of them I killed previously.21:04
@scrottieI didn't realize you had a patch to do that.  I see no reason not to apply that, if it works.21:04
haargit adds a prereq without removing one21:05
@scrottiewhich is a step in the right direction if the interium goal is to modularize off the obnoxious deps.21:05
@scrottiehrm.  should I try to get one of the piratebay OSX-for-PCs to run on my white box AMD machine, or should I target OSX 10.3 on my G3 PowerBook?21:23
@scrottiethis is going to be rough.  OSX is the platform I know the least about.21:24
ckotilCan version tag track copy/past|lineage moves?21:29
haargnope21:29
ckotilim setting up an archive function. crap21:29
@scrottiecan you get the data you need from the asset's url?21:30
ckotilit at least will tell me who possibly made the move into the archive21:30
ckotilyeah, the url stays the same. im just updating hte lineage21:30
ckotildoes version tag track metadata changes?21:31
@scrottiehrm.  metadata might be its own table.21:31
* scrottie looks21:31
@scrottiemetaData_properties, metaData_values...21:32
@scrottiethat implies that metadata is stored external to the asset tables.  metaData_values doesn't have a revisionDate column.21:32
@scrottieso, very unlikely.21:33
haargi thought versioned metadata was added at some point21:33
ckotilok cool21:34
ckotilim about to test it out anyway. ill let you guys know21:34
ckotilthanks21:34
@scrottiecome to think of it, the wG in /data/WebGUI on my machine at the moment is pretty old21:34
@scrottieyup, there's a revisionDate column in metaData_values on the current wG's database.21:34
@scrottieso, very likely.21:35
ckotilnice21:35
ckotilaww, im on 7.9.23. no revisionDate in metaData_values21:39
ckotilIll add versioning to my new www_ functions anyway21:39
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Guest45000hello23:08
Guest45000i need some little help about webgui23:08
Guest45000any :) admin here ?23:08
ckotilhi23:13
Guest45000hi 23:13
Guest45000your able with webgiu ?23:13
Guest45000i have an install issue23:13
Guest45000problem :) 23:14
ckotilI can try23:14
Guest45000i want to install webgui on my fps i  have already KLOXO running and few pages ,,,also mysql and apache ..23:14
Guest45000but if i install are it kilss my mysql 23:15
Guest45000and i want it to run into my working environment now23:15
Guest45000i have tried on  another VPS i own and my system was killed 23:16
Guest45000how can i install it next my other software running on the Vps 23:16
Guest45000VPS not fps ...sorry 23:16
ckotilthat's too vaugue of a question. I could help with a missing dependency or config issue. I can't help. sorry23:17
Guest45000( i hate auto correction sorry i wrote WRE installation )23:17
Guest45000ok 23:17
@scrottie"kills your system"?23:17
Guest45000i only want to install it and using my running mysql but it doesn't work 23:18
@scrottiewG can be a bit slow, especially under load, but the site has to be pretty popular before it kills your system.23:18
@scrottieyeah it does.  I do it all of the time.23:18
Guest45000yes i couldīt log into it after installation 23:18
Guest45000cause it chance my mysql ... 23:18
Guest45000so kloxo was broken 23:18
Guest45000i could fix it after reinstalling mysqld again from ssh 23:19
@scrottieuh, yeah.  do the install docs mention that you have to remove your /etc/mysql.conf?23:19
Guest45000i did ...23:19
@scrottiethat will make your existing mysql not work.23:19
@scrottieI hope the docs are clear about that.23:19
@scrottieif not, that should be fixed.23:19
Guest45000but seems bit strange to me that it needs to reinstall mysql 23:19
@scrottiethere are two different things.23:19
@scrottiethey work together.23:20
@scrottiethere's WebGUI and there's the WRE.23:20
@scrottieyou don't have to use the WRE to run WebGUI.23:20
Guest45000this means ?23:20
@scrottieyou *can* use your existing mysql, and if you have an existing mysql, you basically have to use it.23:20
@scrottieWebGUI is what you want to run.  that's the content management system.23:20
Guest45000so how do i  install it23:20
@scrottiethe WRE doesn't do anything except help you get WebGUI installed quickly.23:20
@scrottiethere's "Source Install" instructions on the site...23:20
Guest45000so in have to do a install by scratch ?23:20
@scrottielet me see if I can find those.23:21
Guest45000ok ... so by source23:21
@scrottiewell, you have a few options.23:21
Guest45000and it would not touch my running environment ?23:21
@scrottieyou can give WebGUI a dedicated virtual machine of its own.23:21
@scrottieno, no matter what, it's going to touch your environment if you install it on a computer.23:21
@scrottieWebGUI needs MySQL.23:21
@scrottieone way or another.23:21
@scrottieif you use the MySQL that comes with the WRE, then you're doing that instead of any other MySQL installed on the system.23:22
Guest45000ok but i can add this into my actually my.cnf ?23:22
@scrottieor if you use the MySQL already on the system, then it's using that.23:22
@scrottieyes.23:22
@scrottiethat would be using the "source install" instructions.23:22
@scrottiealso, I have an installer but it's *beta*23:22
Guest45000ok23:22
@scrottieit'll use the mysql already on your system23:22
Guest45000cool23:22
Guest45000does it work ?23:22
@scrottieI just said that it's beta.23:22
Guest45000lot of beta stuff us not bad around :)23:23
@scrottieit needs more testing before it can be declared to work reliably.23:23
@scrottieI just got it to go on CentOS and haven't tested it on Debian again so I might have accidentally broken Debian.23:23
Guest45000i am only a way to install it ,,, and not breaking my system cause i have an Dolphin Page running with an RMS 23:24
@scrottieoh, wait.  sorry.  the installer is for wG8.  you probably want wG7.23:24
@scrottiewG8 is alpha =P23:24
Guest45000well my VPS runs CENTOS 5.823:24
Guest45000i don't care about ,, 7 or 8 i need a good CMS to make my pages 23:24
Guest45000don't like all that stuff around like WP or Joom..23:25
@scrottiefirefox is being really slow... need to restart it.23:25
Guest45000ok iīll get a cup of coffee until y back 23:25
@scrottieWebGUI is a bit of a bear to set up and it has a learning curve, but everyone I talk to likes it better than the other stuff, for what little that's worth ;)23:25
@scrottiehttp://webgui.org/wiki/source-install23:25
@scrottiethere it is23:26
Guest45000yes seems to me to 23:26
Guest45000yep already got this ,, i am afraid to test hahah :)23:26
Guest45000maybe after a complete backup of my VPS 23:26
@scrottieback up your system!23:26
@scrottieand print out the instructions and check them off as you do them.23:27
Guest45000yes i will di that 23:27
@scrottiethere's a lot of subtle detail.  a lot of ways things can go wrong.  a lot of sub-tasks that are important.23:27
@scrottie(which is why wG really needs an installer...)23:27
Guest45000i believe itīs hard i  own the other VPS  until the 11  so i try in there 23:28
ckotilwG's popularity should get a good bump when an installe arrives23:28
Guest45000first 23:28
@scrottiehttp://gist.github.com/2973558 is my wG8 installer.  please -- this software is not well tested -- if you try to use it, back up your virtual machine first!  or do it on a spare one you don't care about.23:28
Guest45000think also so i gave a try online an it looks very promissed23:28
@scrottieand also, wG8 hasn't been used in production yet as far as I know, so treat it accordingly23:29
Guest45000ok i will try this on a spare fps 23:29
Guest45000°VPS23:29
@scrottieI'm sorry, I have to ask... are you adminning these machines from your phone too?23:30
Guest45000can i download wG8 any 23:30
Guest4500023:30
@scrottieor tablet?23:30
Guest45000no not for now but i would like to maybe later on 23:30
Guest45000nope for now on mac23:30
@scrottiethat seems like that would be really painful.23:30
@scrottiewith a keyboard, I still feel like I can't type fast enough and hit the right keys reliably enough.23:30
Guest45000well i don't like  all this tablet people23:31
@scrottiehuh.  anyway, re: downloading wG8, it's on github... github.com/plainblack/webgui23:31
Guest45000nice for games .) not for work23:31
@scrottieto get wG8, you have to 'git clone' it.  my installer does that for you.23:32
Guest45000? clone it ? 23:32
@scrottieyup.23:32
Guest45000CAN I USE GITHUB FOR MAC ?23:33
Guest45000to clone ? 23:33
@scrottieyeah, but I can't help you get WebGUI running on OSX.23:33
@scrottieI run Linux on the desktop.  sorry.23:34
@scrottiepeople at PlainBlack have in the past done development on wG on OSX but there are a lot of tricks to getting it to go.23:34
Guest45000ok anyway i will run your installer from my fps 23:34
Guest45000VPS23:34
@scrottieI swear, Firefox is the slowest thing in the universe...23:34
ckotiluse chrome23:34
@scrottieI hate Google too much and I can't disable the Google integration.23:35
Guest45000it is but safari is bad too23:35
@scrottiemy Firefox has AdBlockPlus blocking Google's autocomplete, and noscript blocking their JavaScript, and cookies disabled for them, and the "SmartBar" set not to complete anything.23:35
ckotilim not logged into google w/ chrome. sure they're tracking me.. i just consider it payment23:35
@scrottieI cannot stand autocomplete.23:35
ckotilauto complete when searching? or auto complete when filling out forms? bc auto complete when filling out my address is AWESOME23:36
@scrottieanytime.  anywhere.  ever.23:36
@scrottieauto-filling forms isn't the same as autocomplete.  that I'm okay with.23:36
@scrottietrying to complete my sentences while I'm typing pisses me off.23:36
ckotildoesn't auto complete come with webgui now?23:37
Guest45000well until now thanx a lot i will try  to install WG :) 23:37
@scrottiedunno!  I've not used it with wG.23:37
@scrottieGuest45000, good luck!  let us know how it goes.23:37
Guest45000i will :)23:38
ckotili worked up an auto complete for keywords not long ago. just to cut down on keyword one-offs23:38
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@scrottiedammit, Guest45000, hang on one minute23:38
@scrottieor ten23:38
Maurixso thatīs my WORLD NICK :)23:38
@scrottieor whatever firefox wants23:38
Maurixiīl be back :) soon thx guys23:39
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@scrottiehttps://raw.github.com/gist/2973558/caf5a70e48a0eaed7401727896721de88f2b8229/webgui_installer.pl ... no need for git23:41
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Maurixi am back 23:46
Maurixgot this if i do sh webgui installer23:46
Maurixwebgui_installer.pl: line 5: =for: command not found23:46
Maurixwebgui_installer.pl: line 7: -------------------------------------------------------------------: command not found23:46
Maurixwebgui_installer.pl: line 8: WebGUI: command not found23:46
Maurixwebgui_installer.pl: line 9: -------------------------------------------------------------------: command not found23:46
Maurixwebgui_installer.pl: line 10: syntax error near unexpected token `('23:46
Maurixwebgui_installer.pl: line 10: `  Please read the legal notices (docs/legal.txt) and the license'23:46
haargit's a perl script, not a shell script23:47
Maurixhow to start it ? 23:47
Maurixsorry don't know much about perl .)23:47
haargperl webgui_installer.pl23:48
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_set_menu_opts':23:48
MaurixCursesFun.c:4975: warning: unused variable 'items'23:48
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_menu_opts_on':23:48
MaurixCursesFun.c:4995: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_menu_opts_off':23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c:5015: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_set_menu_pattern':23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c:5038: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_menu_pattern':23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c:5058: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
@scrottieyeah, you'll get a lot of those23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_post_menu':23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c:5080: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_unpost_menu':23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c:5099: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_set_menu_userptr':23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c:5121: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
@scrottieoh, please don't paste all of those into here23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_menu_userptr':23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c:5141: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_set_menu_win':23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c:5163: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_menu_win':23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c:5183: warning: unused variable 'items'23:49
MaurixCursesFun.c: In function 'XS_Curses_set_menu_sub':23:49
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elninoHi! anyone know how I can display aunt/uncles in a navigation asset and NOT cousins?08:34
elninoactually, I think I want EVERYTHIGN but cousins.08:35
elninoyep, everyhign but cousins08:35
elninoALSO, i need to run the loop in a navigation asset just 5 times. not sure how to do that.08:44
elninofor get the last questin08:46
elninohmm. can I grab the current page's url in an sql report?09:00
@scrottiehello...13:39
@scrottiere: aunt/uncles, it seems like that would be a two step operation (or three)... getting the parent asset, and then asking it for its siblings (getParent(), then getLineage('siblings'))13:41
@scrottiethe PageUrl macro should give you the URL of the current page...14:12
@scrottiethere's an option in sqlreports to run macros before taking arguments14:12
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xdangerelnino: if you select Ancestors, self and Pedigree, start relative to the root and select right point to start. In the navigation asset that is...15:14
xdangeror am I missing something...15:14
elninohey, I'll try that. the pedigree confuses me.16:44
elninothanks xdanger and scrottie16:44
ckotilusing the sqlreport to generate navigation!?16:45
elninowell, I was contemplating different options and different "projects" the sql report was because the user wanted to see only 5 posts in a collaboration system.16:50
elninoSo I was considering sqlreports vs syndicated content vs nav assets.16:50
elninonav assets won't work.16:50
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elninoor I can use a short cut of a cs and a special tempalte - but that won't work because of the placement of this "navigation" they want16:51
ckotilmake a macro16:54
elninoI'll be using an assetproxy with macors16:56
ckotilcool16:56
elninoah,check if  page.depthDiffIsN then display only if it's a sibling?17:01
elninoN being 2 I think17:01
elninothat should hide cousins. I think.17:01
elninono, display only if sibling.17:02
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maurixhi there23:14
maurixthx for yesterday :) how did you send me a alert 200.000 times on my screen arghh ?23:15
maurixwas very funny thx23:15
maurixi will now try a source install on my running VPS  GOD help me :)23:16
maurixhope it will be still working after arghh23:16
ckotilI recommend using the wre. that way all of the webgui dependencies are already in one place, and outside of your system's path. i.e. you are less likely to break your system23:17
maurixi know but it will destroy my actually mysql and so my Dolphin Page23:18
maurix:(23:18
ckotilput your dolphin page into the wre mysql23:18
maurixi need an install without touching the running apache & mysql 23:18
ckotilah, i see23:19
ckotilVM inside your VPS?23:19
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maurixhow can i put my dolphin page in 23:19
ckotilim running webgui out of my house on a centos5 box, running a webgui VM using vmplayer. for similiar reasons23:19
maurixi  have A VPS with centos in a box (kloxo)23:19
maurixto admin my site23:19
ckotilwell wre comes with standard apache and mysql23:19
ckotilso you should be able ot put your dolphin page in there.23:19
maurix?? 23:20
maurixok   i am bit new in vps and hosting23:20
maurixwww.holidate.it is my site23:20
maurix it is now inside the īVPS on  admin level23:20
maurixi  used to manage al by kloxo via webbrowser23:21
maurixand of course ssh23:21
ckotilassuming dolphin uses standard apache and mysql, you should be able to copy your apache config into the wre apache, and dump your mysql db into wre db. Just sayin.23:22
maurixdo you  mean installing a VM Player on my VPS ?23:22
ckotilthat's a difffernet option, but yeah maybe you could do that23:22
maurixhmm 23:22
maurix+23:22
maurixok but if i install  WRE  do i have then to manage al my pages by WRE or can i still install and use pages by Kloxo and installatron ?23:23
maurixi am afraid loosing this possibility but i really like to switch on the webgui train :)23:24
ckotili have no idea what kloxo and installatron are. but they sound like GUI's to admin your server. if you move dolphin into wre apache/mysql there will be a lot of CLI editing and adminstration.23:24
maurixand is there a way to have both on a īVPS ? WEBGUI and KLOXO  or CPANEL ?23:25
maurixinstallation is a automated installer providing a lot of CMS software installers23:26
maurixkloxo is lxadmin ( like Cpanel but free !) 23:26
ckotilthe vps method would give you enough separation so that you can continue to use kloxo/cpanel/installatron for your dolphin, and the wre/webgui would be completely separate23:27
ckotilit's kind of awesome really. on my centos5 at home, i just setup a mod_proxy on the physical host that proxy's traffic for a particular vhost to the vmplayer wre VM's apache23:27
maurixok .. but i don't really want to use a VM 23:28
maurix:)23:28
maurixanyway i will try if it brokes i have to reinstall all again muha23:29
maurixi  only wonder if it also breaks my KLOXO login cause it use the mysql to check users login 23:30
maurixof course i think i try it first on a VMPlayer  in windows 23:31
ckotilthat's a safe bet23:36
maurixyes23:38
maurix:)23:38
ckotilwoah. new plainblack.com splash page23:54
ckotili seem to recall a different way to print a page, something like ?func=ajaxinline 23:55
ckotilanyone know the correct syntax?23:55
ckotil?func=ajaxInlineView found it23:57
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@scrottiehuh.01:26
@scrottiewhat' that do... I wonder.01:26
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elninoOH MY WORD, All I wanted was pedigree -that's it. Simple, no conditionals, no ifs, not nothing. sigh.05:18
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neilkpdHi Scrottie. I tried installing WebGUI 8 using your script from Oct 2 and the install stop at the CPAN section. 'Would you like me to configure as much as possible automatically? [yes]'. Then in a 2nd console I typed 'o conf init'. What is the next step?17:48
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neilkpdI'm using WRE. How do I install the database backup? What are the cmds? 'mysql' isn't recognized.19:31
ckotilhttp://imgur.com/doe82 couple of css tweaks really make the admin interface POP19:41
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elninois there an easy way to transfer the stuff in the clipboard into the trash?02:29
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@scrottieneilkpd, ahhh, right.  okay, that's a bug.  thanks for the report.21:06
neilkpd<scrottie> I'm happy to have helped!21:20
@scrottiedid you get your question answered, re: database backups?  is that with regards to my installer?21:29
@scrottiethe installer should do everything except set up init.d scripts21:29
neilkpdNo. I want to move a site to another server and need to install the database backup over the newly created site (replacement), Are the cmds the same as on a non wre webgui setup?21:39
@scrottiewhat command did you use for the non-WRE webgui setup?21:50
@scrottiewgd reset --import?21:51
@scrottiethat should work.  that's just a wrapper over myqsl --user=whatever --password=whatever < whatever.sql21:51
@scrottiesometimes dumps don't load, so make sure it loads before you kill the old server21:51
@scrottiesometimes you have to play with dump options to get a dump that works (arghuhghghghg)21:51
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xootomhi, is anyone using the paypal payment driver in webgui?18:45
@scrottieI know someone is18:53
@scrottiebut I didn't set it up so I don't know the details of it18:53
xootomi wondered if anything had changed re. the api or something, as we've been getting an error when paypal redirects back to the site - error processing payment, We are unable to lookup the transaction to finish checking out.18:55
@scrottiehrm.  I haven't heard any reports of the managed site I'm responsible for that uses that having problems.19:05
@scrottiebut it's possible.19:05
@scrottieif PayPal changed the API, I'd probably hear about it.19:05
xootomyeah that's the thing i'm sure there'd be problems everywhere19:06
@scrottiethat looks like a PayPal error in that I don't see it in wG19:06
@scrottieso why would they call you back to tell you that they can't look up the transaction?19:07
@scrottieseems odd.19:07
@scrottietry posting on the forums?  maybe someone has seen that before.19:07
xootomjust googled the phrase, it's in webgui's PayDriver.pm by the look of it19:08
@scrottieyeah, I just noticed that too19:08
@scrottiethen I accidentally hit a key twice that opened a new window in firefox with a billion tabs in it19:09
* scrottie sighs19:09
xootom:P19:09
@scrottiewhich version of wG?19:09
xootom7.10.2319:10
@scrottiePayP~.19:11
@scrottiePayPalStd or Express?19:11
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@scrottiehow do you feel about editing code?19:12
vanjwilsontrying to build new wre on Ubuntu 64-bit, finally got everything to compile, now running "cpanm Task::WebGUI" and it's installed a lot of modules, but is stuck on "Building and testing Net-Server-SS-PreFork-0.05 ..." for the last half hour at least...Anyone seen or found a solution for this?19:14
xootomPayPalStd, sure I'll have a go19:14
@scrottie~.19:15
@scrottiethis hotel network connection blows.19:15
@scrottievanjwilson, most likely it has some interactive component19:16
@scrottiehit control-C then do cpanm --verbose Net::Server::SS::PreFork19:16
@scrottieif you have to answer some questions to get it to go, then trying Task::WebGUI again should get further19:16
@scrottiexootom, http://pastie.org/503603519:16
@scrottiemake that edit19:16
@scrottieactually, the trac .....19:17
@scrottieactually the trace won't tell us anything, but if it didn't bury the error message, that would be helpful19:17
@scrottieoh, wait19:17
@scrottiemore edits19:17
@scrottiewrong, wrong19:17
@scrottiehttp://pastie.org/503605019:19
vanjwilson@scrottie, I did what you suggested, and it installed successfully. No interaction required, but a couple of the test did fire up a listener server, so I wonder if that confused the overall install script the first go around...19:20
@scrottiecould be...19:24
@scrottiethere's certainly an art to nursing big chains of deps through19:24
@scrottiecpanm is way better than cpan or cpanm though19:25
xootomi've replaced the www_completeTransaction sub, what shall I do now?19:25
@scrottierestart wG, create the error again, try to find the additional error message in the webgui.log, and paste it into here19:26
@scrottieand then wait for me to make a guess as to what might be going wrong19:26
xootomit's failing to redirect back to the site now19:29
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@scrottiedurp?  I did error, not fatal19:33
@scrottieanything in mod_perl.error.log?19:33
@scrottiepossible that the additional error log statement is breaking things19:33
@scrottieanything in webgui.log?19:33
xootomi'm still on www.paypalobjects.com though, the 404 has stopped it redirecting back, looks like a possible missing / in the url?19:35
xootomnothing in webgui.log - btw we're not using the wre, it's installed via debian19:36
@scrottieerror.log or whatever mod_perl's log is...19:38
xootomnothing in /var/log/apache2/error.log in the last hour19:41
@scrottie~.19:43
@scrottiehuh.  only way I can see that error getting called is through there.19:44
@scrottieno reproducable?19:44
@scrottieback out that change and try again to see if you can reproduce the previous error?19:56
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xootomhi sorry i'm back, i've reverted the code but it's still broken, that's strange21:12
xootomhttps://www.paypalobjects.com/uk/cgi-bin/http:/www.sycaa.co.uk/sycaa/indoors/south-yorkshire-indoor-series/buy-your-ticket/indoor-series?paymentGatewayId=y_IcahGs7yuOxSPpaYDMFA&shop=pay&do=completeTransaction&method=do21:12
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xootomI've re set up the payments with Paypal Express checkout instead of Standard. seems more efficient and more importantly it works now :)00:17
@scrottieyay!00:24
@scrottieI'd still like to know what the error was.00:24
@scrottieI'm getting pretty peevish about people catching error messages and then *hiding* them.00:25
@scrottielike the code was doing.00:25
xootomonly thing we can think that's changed since it stopped working was upgraded the paypal account to have merchant account stuff (virtual terminal)00:25
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+MrHairgreaseAny people online that know about the forking stuff in webgui 7.10?16:30
haargforking stuff?17:22
+MrHairgreaseyeah the stuff in WebGUI::Fork17:23
+MrHairgreaseaparently in my plebgui branch it gets stuck somewhere17:23
+MrHairgreaseI think the problem lies in sub runCmd17:24
+MrHairgreasemore specifically in this line17:24
+MrHairgrease my $slurp = do { local $/; <STDIN> };17:24
+MrHairgreaseat least, if I traced it correctly17:25
+MrHairgreaseit does al kinds of hocus pocus with IO::Pipe17:25
+MrHairgreaseand my brain seems to be too small for those things17:25
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@scrottiehello...17:54
+MrHairgreasehi17:55
@scrottiethat depends on the stuff around line 204 in Fork.pm working correctly17:56
@scrottieis that code reached?17:56
@scrottiesince STDERR gets closed, debugging this can be a chore17:56
@scrottieSTDERR really should be pointed at a log file17:56
haargdoes it actually get closed?17:56
haargat the very least it should get pointed to /dev/null17:57
haargclosing stdin/out/err is pretty bad behavior17:57
@scrottie        open STDOUT, '>',  '/dev/null' or die "Cannot write /dev/null: $!";17:58
@scrottieit does.17:58
@scrottieSTDERR is a dup of that.17:58
+MrHairgreaseyeah i commented to thing out17:58
+MrHairgreaseto=those17:58
@scrottie        open STDIN,  '<&', $worker     or die "Cannot dup stdin: $!";17:59
@scrottiedid you comment that one out?17:59
@scrottieif so, that's probably what broke  my $slurp = do { local $/; <STDIN> };17:59
+MrHairgreasenope17:59
@scrottiehrm.17:59
+MrHairgreaseI figured that one should stay17:59
+MrHairgreasenote though, that i did lots of commenting17:59
+MrHairgreasealso the STDIN redirect17:59
+MrHairgreasebut nothing helps17:59
+MrHairgreasemaybe this is a clue18:00
+MrHairgreaseI put lot's of print debug statements in the code18:00
+MrHairgreaseand they stop at the slurp line I mentioned18:00
+MrHairgreasebut18:00
+MrHairgreaseif i comment out the slurp line, then the output stops coming just before the (let me have alook)18:01
haargdebug print statements?  probably want warn or print STDERR18:01
+MrHairgreasejust before the fork line18:01
+MrHairgreasewhy would that make dfference?18:02
+MrHairgreasei'm running from command line starman18:02
+MrHairgreaseso all the stuff I print out gets printed right there18:02
haargwell if things are intending to read from stdin or redirecting different pipes, you're less likely to interfere by using STDERR18:02
+MrHairgreaseah, i see your point18:03
@scrottiethere are three processes involved18:03
haargdo you have your branch pushed somewhere?18:03
+MrHairgreaseI figured, as STDOUT is being redirected to dev/null, it wouldn't make a differenec18:03
+MrHairgreaseyeah, it's the plebgui-7.10 branch in the webgui git repo18:04
@scrottiethe plack process, "webgui-fork-master", and "webgui-fork-$id" (for whichever forks the fork master spawns)18:04
+MrHairgreasesmall thing may need to be pushed though18:04
+MrHairgreasei do have the webgui-master18:05
+MrHairgreasebut i never see one of those child processes pop up18:05
@scrottiethe daemon runs in init().  the webgui-fork-$id whatever runs in daemonize().  less than optimal naming there.18:05
+MrHairgreaseproly because the code never seems to make it past rnCmd18:05
@scrottiedoes daemonize() get called?18:06
+MrHairgreaseyeah that's how I understood it too18:06
+MrHairgreaseyes18:06
@scrottie"This is used as a fallback if the master daemon runner is not working"18:06
@scrottieoh, forkAndExec18:06
+MrHairgreasetried forkAndExec too18:07
+MrHairgreasebut it doesn't work18:07
@scrottiedaemonize() gets called before runCmd() does18:07
@scrottierunCmd is part of a callback passed to daemonize()18:07
+MrHairgreaseprobably because its calling daemonize too18:07
@scrottiedoes deamonize() run?18:07
+MrHairgreasewhat do you mean with run?18:07
@scrottiedoes daemonize() ever get called?18:07
+MrHairgreaseyes it does18:08
+MrHairgreaseIt actually goes all the way to the &$sub()  line 18:08
@scrottieokay, just double checking18:08
+MrHairgrease$sub being runCmd in my case18:09
+MrHairgreasein runCmd, there's the slurp code18:09
@scrottiehrm.  I'd love to know if perl is throwing any warnings or errors.18:09
+MrHairgreasewhich is where it stops18:09
+MrHairgreaseI don;t get any18:09
@scrottiecan you open STDERR and STDOUT to a log file and see if anything appears?  and make sure it is STDERR->autoflush(1) ?18:09
+MrHairgreasehow would I do that?18:10
+MrHairgreasesorry, my brain is melting right now18:10
+MrHairgreaseI've been at this for the last 5 hours or so18:10
@scrottieat line 219 (or so, after the POSIX::close loop), do:  open STDERR, '>>', '/tmp/wtf.log'; open STDOUT, '>>', '/tmp/wtf.log'; STDERR->autoflush(1); STDOUT->autoflush(1);18:11
+MrHairgreaseoh right18:11
+MrHairgreasetold you my brain was melting18:11
+MrHairgreasehang on18:11
@scrottiein other words, I don't have a guess, so hoping perl will give me a clue18:12
+MrHairgreasehey18:15
+MrHairgreasemy missing debug stuff is showing up in there18:15
+MrHairgreaselet me see if I can trace thing a bit better18:15
+MrHairgreasebe back in a couple of minutes18:15
+MrHairgreasethanks!18:15
@scrottiesure18:18
@scrottieI'm still looking at this too18:18
@scrottieI see where it reads from STDIN but not where it writes to it18:20
@scrottieoh, dup, duped to the pipe18:21
+MrHairgreaseprolly that's the printflush just below the fork in daemoniz18:21
@scrottieyeah18:21
@scrottieI think that's all unnecessary... why fork and send data over a pipe to that fork?  why not just leave it in memory before the fork?18:22
+MrHairgreaseok18:22
+MrHairgreaseactually I was wrong18:22
+MrHairgreasethe slurp does work18:22
haargdoesn't it have two different behaviors?  one forking as needed and the other starting a pool of forked processes early?18:23
haargthe early forks would need a pipe or whatever to recieve the data.18:23
+MrHairgreaseI'm now suspecting the session opening in runRequest18:23
@scrottieit looks like that may have been the intention, but the fork master spawns forks on demand18:23
@scrottiesub { exec ($Config{perlpath}, @argv) or die "Could not exec: $!"; } ...18:27
@scrottiethat's why... using that as a callback.18:27
@scrottiein forkAndExec, the fallback for when the fork master isn't running18:27
@scrottiewhy is that necessary?  knowing Paul, he had a reason but was shy about talking about it.18:27
+MrHairgreasesigh18:28
+MrHairgreaseCan't call method "isa" on an undefined value at /data/WebGUI/lib/WebGUI/Session.pm line 29118:28
+MrHairgreasethe eval in dameonize was hiding this18:28
+MrHairgreasein combination with the obscured STDOUT...18:29
+MrHairgreasechecking it out18:29
+MrHairgreaseYES!!!!!18:31
+MrHairgreaseit works now!18:31
+MrHairgreasechanged:18:31
+MrHairgreaseif ( $self->request->isa( 'WebGUI::Session::Plack' ) ) 18:32
+MrHairgreaseinto18:32
+MrHairgreaseif ( $self->request && $self->request->isa( 'WebGUI::Session::Plack' ) ) 18:32
* scrottie highfives MrHairgrease18:32
* MrHairgrease hightens scrottie back18:32
@scrottieyarr!18:32
+MrHairgreasethankyouthankyouthankyou18:33
@scrottiehttp://pastie.org/504444218:33
@scrottieby the way18:33
@scrottieat least as far as the unit tests are concerned, writing over pipes to the daemonized processes isn't needed18:33
+MrHairgreaseFrom what I've seen today it seems that all the data s json anyway18:34
+MrHairgreaseand could very well be passed as an argument18:34
+MrHairgreasebut maybe I'm wrong18:34
+MrHairgreasethis not my expertise is 18:34
+MrHairgrease=)18:34
@scrottiehopefully this means that you get to sleep tonight, eventually.18:36
+MrHairgreaseyes18:37
+MrHairgreaseI will have to18:37
+MrHairgreaseI'm only human18:37
+MrHairgreaseand the years of Eurotrashing have been wearing me out! =)18:38
@scrottieheh18:38
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+MrHairgreasewell it's about 1800 now over here18:53
+MrHairgreasejust in time18:53
+MrHairgreasethanks again, I'll be out eurotrashing!18:53
+MrHairgreasehave a good weekend!18:53
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vanjwilsongot the new WRE compiled on Ubuntu 64-bit, only lingering issue is this error 'sh: Can't open /data/wre/sbin/wreconsole_mon.sh' from this line in our old crontab:  1 */6 * * * sh /data/wre/sbin/wreconsole_mon.sh   This script doesn't seem to have been included in the new WRE build--has it been phased out? 21:10
haargi've never heard of that script21:11
* scrottie scratches his head21:13
vanjwilsonHere it is:  https://gist.github.com/3880651   (I think someone here who was highly concerned about security may have written it awhile back to make sure we did not leave wreconsole running by accident...)21:18
vanjwilsonI just found it on another (unupgraded) WebGUI server we have--I guess I'll just copy it over from there and let it keep running21:21
@scrottiethat's a way easier problem than Fork.pm not working on PlebGUI21:34
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elninohey! which workflow deletes previous url history?02:41
elninoisn't there one by default?02:42
elninoand out of curiousity, when webgui "answers" to an old url, does it do a redirect to the new of any sort?02:48
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@scrottieprevious url history?04:58
@scrottieas far as I know, that's only a function of previous revisions of assets having different urls04:58
@scrottiethere's a workflow activity that deletes year old non-current revisions of assets04:58
@scrottieand as far as I know, when you visit an old url, that's just a matter of WebGUI::Asset->newByUrl running and grabbing that previous revision.04:59
elninohi scrottie. 05:45
elninoyep, I found that it is uner the "weekly maintainance" workflow. 05:45
elninoand it defaults to one year.05:45
elninoI'm now wondering if there is a 301 or 302 involved with it "answering" to the old url.05:46
elninobut I'll take a look at  WebGUI::Asset->newByUrl05:46
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@scrottieDELIKAT!!!03:19
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@daviddelikatscrottie!!!!17:55
@daviddelikatif you ping my user name the duck tells me17:55
@daviddelikat:)17:55
@scrottie>=)18:11
@scrottiethis has been a test of the emergency delikat broadcast system.  had this been an actual emergency, scrottie would be crying.18:23
sbaurI'm on a 7.6.35 site. I'm trying to use the version tag start time feature to make a change at a specific time. but, as soon as I commit the tag, the change is already live. what am I doing wrong?19:30
sbaurhmm, looks like the commit page has a second start time that has nothing to do with the start time on the tag. or t least is overwrites the start time set on the tag19:33
@scrottiestrange.  I could look at the code, but I don't know anything about that feature.19:49
sbaurand it's something that may have been fixed in a newer version. I will just remember to ignore the start time on the version tag and set it on the commit screen. (may just be a default overwriting when the commit screen comes up)19:50
sbaurjust tested on demo. it gets ignored (overwritten) there too. I will file a bug.19:54
sbaurhttp://www.webgui.org/use/bugs/tracker/1238720:01
@scrottiethanks for that report.20:13
ckotilgood to know. i was about to try and use that feature on our site20:57
ckotilto make a job posting go live on a certain date, and go away at the endtime20:57
ckotili ended up doing the same thing with contentProfiling and a macro 20:57
@scrottiecrazy21:05
sbauras long as you change the dates on the commit page, it seems to work fine.21:06
ckotilwas more a proof of concept. bc now i've got a full blown content freshness workflow system. using contentProfiling tehre is a expire field. and a workflow sets the default expire time. then if an asset is expired, it get's flagged for review. another workflow then contacts the owner and links them to a sql report asset with a nice interface to review the content.21:06
ckotilwith the goal of cutting down on stale documentation21:06
ckotilit't not quite production ready, but i hope to roll it out in the coming weeks21:07
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@scrottieBartJol!  mornin'.23:58
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Ben-Ohgood morning12:47
Ben-Oh(here anyway)12:47
Ben-OhI have a question about caching in webgui (Cache/FileCache.pm)12:48
Ben-Ohthe 'set' function defaults to a ttl of 60 seconds, but when I pass '0' as ttl, the code will store the results for 60 seconds12:50
Ben-Ohbut I think '0' as ttl implies no caching?12:50
Ben-OhI can patch the code, but is this a bug or a intended feature?12:56
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@scrottiehi Ben-Oh17:22
@scrottiedunno!  probably just sloppy coding.  if( ! $value ) { $value = 60 } type of thing17:22
@scrottierather than defined/exists17:22
@scrottiethere's another way to disable caching though17:22
@scrottielook in the config file17:22
@scrottieand most of admin's operations bypass caching17:23
@scrottierunning wG without caching is not recommended.17:23
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Ben-OhI don't want to run WG without caching, but I have a group based on a dbQuery that should not be cached, hence the cachetimeout of '0'17:43
Ben-Ohfor now I patched Group.pm to not store or query the cache when the timeout is 017:44
Ben-OhI would like the FileCache.pm to be fixed, but I don't know if that has an impact on other parts of WG17:46
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@scrottieyeah, I don't know either.18:16
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sbaurok, i have another odd WG problem. I have a wg vm running on an old vmware host. (old vmware, nothing recent) I upgraded the kernel on the host yesterday morning. It's running RHEL 5. Yesterday afternoon, my main developer and user of this vm told me that he was getting proxy errors in our WG site, but only when logged in. On further investigation, i was able to log in fine, but if I tried to view his profile, I got the proxy error. I was able to perform other20:58
ckotilIs it bad that I want to write a workflow that will set the OwnerId to the CreatorId?20:58
sbaurthere do not appear to be any errors in webgui.log20:58
sbaurmodperl log has a bunch of Apache2:;SizeLimit httpd process too bigs and 20:59
sbaurOut of memory!20:59
sbaurCallback called exit.20:59
sbaurwhenever the proxy error show up20:59
sbaurI've tried reverting the database to last weeks backup, (this is a dev box so I can do all sorts of stuff) but that didn't make a difference21:00
ckotilsweet. so you solved it?21:00
sbaurI've tried changing our preload.custom to use the production repo instead of the dev repo, and that didn't change the behavior21:01
sbaurI'm very confused by this problem, only apparently associated with one user, that's not fixable with a database revert21:02
sbaurckotil, was that directed at me?21:02
ckotilyes. i guess u didnt solve it21:02
sbaurnope, but i am extremely confused21:02
ckotili get quite a few SizeLimit process too big, exiting events in my logs. but never out of memory21:04
sbauri've gotten used to the SizeLimit errors as well21:05
ckotilso the user must be getting into something that is exhausting the memory21:05
sbaurbut this is the first i've seen of the out of memory21:05
ckotilya21:05
ckotilturn on debug mode and try to get the proxy error21:06
ckotilmaybe it will output somethign useful before it dies21:06
sbaurok, i'll try that21:06
ckotildebug mode in webgui settings21:06
sbauroh, on screen, not the logging?21:06
ckotilthen debug mode in apache if you dont get anything21:06
ckotilyeah i was thinking on screen at first. tho u might not see anything at all when htiting the proxy error21:07
sbaurdebug mode is already on, from the settings, and it doesn't display anything on the apache error21:07
ckotilah21:07
ckotiltry debug mode in apache, just stay off of https if you can bc the logs get real chatty of ssl stuff21:07
sbaurwell, i can generate the proxy error and out of memory error with out the size limit errors21:07
sbaurI can generate it with one reload, so hopefully it won't be too bad21:08
* sbaur should have turned off spectre first, too21:09
sbaurdebug shows it trying to update the userSession21:11
sbaurbut I think I'm going to make sure all my other sites are off and double check that that's the real fail21:11
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sbaurone of these days I'll write a script that lets me turn off individual sites21:16
sbauryep, the update is the last thing it does according to what's logged  before the proxy error kills everything21:17
sbaurckotil: thanks for the idea, you've given us something to pursue. Hopefully it will lead to a solution21:27
ckotilyw21:30
ckotilhopefully a PB guru can tell you about some secret debugging to enable to help track down the issue21:30
haargthe sizelimit things aren't really errors, but just warnings21:33
haargit's expected that you'll have them showing up in the logs21:33
haargit only becomes a problem if they are showing a lifetime of a few seconds21:33
sbaurI've found something suspicious. the query  (query4)  that gets run right after the last query (query3) that gets logged is looking at the authentication table21:36
sbauron my account i have 3 fieldnames that match that query connectDn, ldapConnection and ldapUrl, the user that's borked only has 221:37
sbaurno ldapConenction21:37
sbaurok, added that in by hand and it doesn't fix it21:43
ckotilmy new www_ functions which return JSON for ajaxy stuff are causing the Passive Analytic numbers to be skewed. is there a way to skip the PA stuff for certain functions?22:46
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sbaurARGHHH! it was something in the Cache. You think I'd know by now to clean out the damn cache at the first hint of a problem <GRRRR>01:07
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sbaurIn hindsight that makes perfect sense, but dammit, why can the cache make things fail in so spectacular and infuriating ways?01:38
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sbaurso, i like plainblack's new home page. but, where's the link to the support page? 23:28
ckotilnear the bottom23:59
ckotilcustomer login23:59
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sbaurhmmm, saw "WebGUI Service Providers" and didn't look at anything else in the box00:00
sbaurso one datapoint is "not a good title for that box"00:00
sbaurthanks ckotil00:03
ckotilyw00:11
sbaurso, I've just put together a basic little shell script that enables/disables the conf files for a site. Since my dev environment is ram limited, I find myself having to do this a lot. It's in the bazaar at http://www.webgui.org/addons/wg-site-toggle-shell-script if anyone else is interested02:15
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@scrottiepaste from perlDreamer:19:08
@scrottie[12:06:47 EDT] perldreamer: btw, the Clone module is now officially deprecated in WebGUI19:08
@scrottie[12:06:52 EDT] perldreamer: we'll use Storable dclone instead19:08
@scrottie[12:07:17 EDT] perldreamer: JT's had problems with it, and when I upgraded my laptop to 5.14.2 over the weekend WebGUI went boom19:08
haargunfortunate19:14
haargseems like the module doesn't get enough attention for how useful it is19:14
@scrottieI also got reports of bugs with MySQL 5.5.  we might actually have to fix some of this stuff =|19:15
ckotilim on wre 0.9.1 , and it comes with mysql 5.0.81. eesh19:23
ckotilProbably will be rebuilding my wre tho soon for 64 bit19:23
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alpha-hello14:47
alpha-is it possible to deploy current version of webgui as psgi ?14:48
alpha-also, is there postgresql support ?14:48
j_wrightalpha-: to the second part, no, unfortunately, the first, webgui 8, yes14:53
alpha-no pg... well that sucks :/ but ok14:54
alpha-where can I find download of webgui 8 ?14:54
alpha-I only see 7.10.2614:54
j_wrightalpha-: i have heard rumours that Pg support might be being worked on14:55
alpha-also, can webgui 7.10.26 be deployed as fastcgi somehow ?14:57
alpha-found 8.0.0 download on sourceforge.14:59
alpha-so any idea about fastcgi?15:21
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@scrottie<alpha-> is it possible to deploy current version of webgui as psgi ?19:01
@scrottieProcolix has PlebGUI, a fork of WebGUI with patspam's original PSGI-ification work but not the rest of the 8 stuff19:02
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+BartJolscrottie:  that is not entirely correct, Martin (who works for oqapi) made that and it is not running on our servers14:36
+BartJoland it is on github14:37
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@scrottieOqapi.  right.  I knew that.  and then I forgot =|18:00
+BartJol:)18:10
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@scrottieFrIdAy!19:14
haargmaybe i'll finally be able to get some sleep19:15
ckotilwould it be possible to modify www_setContentPositions forcing the browser to reload the page at the end of it?19:20
@scrottieworking too much?  or partying too much?19:20
@scrottieckotil, I don't see why not, but I don't remember exactly what happens in that method.19:20
ckotilhttp://pastebin.com/vQfnfbgK19:21
ckotilive added some code to reorder the rank also19:21
ckotiland i'd like to have it refresh the page, to update the Table of contents (nav asset). i mean, i could do it in JS, but i dont want to add more junk to the TOC. it needs to be lightweight and fast19:22
ckotili actually reworked the TOC recently, using a bunch of css to format it, using class="depth<tmpl_var relDepth>" or whatever. it made such a huge performance gain19:23
@scrottiepatches welcome!19:24
@scrottielet's see here...19:24
ckotilthis goes against your whole idea of rank vs content positioning tho ;)19:24
@scrottiemy idea?  =P19:24
ckotilWebGUI's19:24
@scrottieoh.  right.19:24
ckotil;)19:25
@scrottie#19:25
@scrottie        }last unless $child;19:25
@scrottiethat's an unusuall cuddling19:25
ckotilbut for my site, this works great19:25
ckotilbut a refresh would be nice19:50
@scrottieJS.  client side.20:00
ckotilyeah, gonna have to. but that will require a new www_ to pull down the output of the nav asset 20:00
ckotilI'd like to use this, or do something liek it, except scope it down to the particular branch21:04
ckotilhttp://www.webgui.org/design/wiki/areas-of-interest-rank-macro21:04
ckotilI can do it with the SQL macro, but it's sloooow.21:05
ckotilhttp://pastebin.com/GxitGy5v21:05
ckotilI have a script that creates a materialized view of that query to make things speedy. But I would still like to scope it by branch, but It's just too slow. Roughly 5 seconds to finish the query.21:18
@scrottiea1.className LIKE '%Article' ... that might be forcing a linear scan over the table21:46
@scrottiewhat happens if you change that to a1.className = 'WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Artile' ?21:46
@scrottieis there an index on the timestamp field?21:47
@scrottiematching on url should be less bad if there's an index on timestamp and it can already whittle the set down a lot before scanning over what's left21:48
ckotili tried adding indexes21:55
ckotiltimestamp has an index21:56
ckotilill try changing to className21:56
ckotilscrottie: that helped quite a bit!21:59
ckotilshaved off 1.5 seconds21:59
ckotilso basically need to get all the LIKE's out of there21:59
ckotilnah, not gaining enough ground. oh well22:16
@scrottieurl field indexed?22:18
ckotil KEY `passiveLog_url_index` (`url`)22:19
@scrottiemight make sense to just tally them in the where clause but then filter on them in the having clause.22:19
ckotili dont follow you.22:23
ckotili may just end up having a buch of materialized views, for each top level branch. :/22:23
@scrottiematerialized?22:28
ckotilyeah, basically you make a scratch table. a throw away table22:33
@scrottieAND p.url NOT LIKE '/root/%' ... move all of that from the where clause to a having clause... was my suggestion of something to try.22:33
ckotilwith your results22:33
@scrottieah.22:33
ckotilah, HAVING, i wasn't familiar with that22:33
ckotilill try it22:33
@scrottiethat doesn't sound like a bad plan... just do it in batch by a workflow that runs every hour or something.22:33
ckotilhttp://pastebin.com/WGecZVBe this is running every half hour22:34
ckotili've got roughly 12 top level branches. it would be doable. 22:34
ckotilusing HAVING really slows it down. you have to select a bunch more things.22:40
@scrottieokay.  thought maybe having idexes would let it count them basically for free which would reduce the number of things it had to pattern match in, but I was wrong.22:46
ckotilthanks for the suggestions23:07
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zzingI was looking to try webgui, but the linked install page: http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/source-install   is a 404.05:24
@scrottiewhere was that linked from?05:25
zzinghttp://www.webgui.org/download/source05:25
@scrottiehrm.05:26
zzingThe link text was " [Source Install Help]"05:26
zzingI think this is the right link: http://www.webgui.org/wiki/source-install05:27
@scrottiethanks for the broken link report.  I can't fix it, but I'll pass it along.  not sure why I'm not an admin on that wG.05:27
@scrottiehttp://www.webgui.org/wiki/source-install works05:27
zzingThat WRE thing on source forge files only seems to be listed for centos05:28
@scrottieyeah.05:28
zzingI notice the install.txt mentions installed apache with modperl, is there a way to just use fastcgi with nginx?05:28
@scrottieWRE is a pre-built perl with most of the modules, apache, mod_perl, mysql, installed under their own tree.05:28
@scrottieyeah, a couple of ways.05:28
@scrottiewG8 is based on Plack, but it's alpha.05:29
@scrottiealmost everything on the site except for stuff in webgui.org/8 is for 7.05:29
zzingI am not willing to use anything not 'stable' :P05:29
@scrottiealso, there's a fork of 7 with the plack stuff in it but not the rest of the 8 stuff05:29
@scrottie"PlebGUI" it's called05:30
@scrottieyou could run that with a FastCGI based Plack server.05:30
zzingI suppose a special install of apache that runs as another user wouldn't be so hard to do, but it would need to be a proxy from nginx05:31
@scrottiethe forums have links to that.05:31
@scrottieI find mod_perl to be a huge pain, personally.05:31
zzingWebGUI looks like it is Really Big and Complicated ((TM)).05:31
@scrottiehttp://www.webgui.org/forums/dev/plebgui-7_10/305:32
@scrottiepretty much.05:32
@scrottieit's on my todo list to pull out a minimal core so that people can pick which complexity they want to deal with05:32
@scrottiethe API is nice and the UI is okay though it does have some learning curfve.05:33
@scrottiecurve.05:33
@scrottieit's more general, consistent, and logical than most CMSes.  people seem to actually not hate wG ;)05:33
zzingI am actually running my own CMS right now if I can call it that.05:34
@scrottiehappens a lot.05:34
zzingIt is basically something that takes html files off the disk and inserts it into the middle of a template with a little bit of runtime code05:34
zzingSo editing is easy :P05:34
@scrottieheh.05:34
zzingIt is also written in haskell05:35
@scrottienice.05:35
zzingBut I have kind of lost some interest in continuing it, so for our student organization I wanted to look into a better solution.05:35
@scrottiesetting up wG is a chore.  it's easy to go wrong on the instructions.  I have an experimental installer, but it's for wG8, not 7.05:36
zzingI found this: http://www.webgui.org/forums/dev/nginx-config-for-webgui-7.10#idOiv-vC76dzRls00lzLgiFQ      But I am not sure how else to use this - what is this thing proxying to?05:36
zzingoh nvm, saw the omment in it05:36
zzingThis is actually what I would need to connect nginx to apache05:37
@scrottiewG7 runs with two tiers of Apache httpds.  the first one serves static files and proxies to the 2nd tier for dynamic/mod_perl content.05:39
@scrottiethat way, most of the httpds can be smaller, without all of the perl goop loaded.05:39
@scrottieI imagine that replaces the front facing httpd with nginx.05:39
zzingWell I will get some of this stuff installed tonight anyways05:42
@scrottieI'm going to go afk pretty quick here.  if you get stuck, please feel free to ask for help, but also please be patient and backlog.  it's pretty slow in here outside of US business hours.05:44
@scrottiegood luck!05:44
zzingI will keep that in mind, merci.05:46
zzingI noticed a reference to a mod_apreq, but I don't see it listed anywhere in the freebsd ports. Is it possibly part of something else?05:46
@scrottiehrm.  installing wG7 from source, I didn't have to install anything other than the core Apache 2.x and mod_perl, so I imagine it must be one of the core modules included with Apache05:48
zzingIt appears to have been under a libapreq205:49
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zzingThis spectre thing, is it supposed to run as a certain user? I don't see that specified anywhere05:58
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@scrottieyeah, the user you create 06:01
@scrottieahem06:02
@scrottieyeah, the user you create to run the mod_perl httpd process as, probably 'webgui'06:02
zzingAlready changed that :-)06:02
zzingMy main problem right now is sometimes finding a missing perl module in the freebsd ports06:03
@scrottieI imagine they won't all be in there.06:04
@scrottieDebian doesn't have them all.06:04
zzingDon't under estimate freebsd ports :P06:04
zzingFor anything but perl I would agree06:04
@scrottiehopefully you can install additional modules with testEnvironment.pl / the cpan shell.06:04
@scrottiewithout ports getting too cranky about it.06:05
zzingI much prefer a list that I can install properly06:06
@scrottie'properly'?06:07
@scrottieif you give testEnvironment.pl the --simpleReport option, it'll list what's missing 06:07
zzing... Operating System:                                 Linuxish06:08
zzingQuite a list of modules06:10
@scrottieyup.06:13
@scrottiealright, afk a bit.06:17
zzingI should ask, are there any other CMSs in perl that I should know about, possibly comparing them to webgui?06:17
zzingok, enjoy06:18
@scrottieI like Faq-O-Matic a lot =)07:14
@scrottieaside from that, I can't think of anything else.  Perl people stopped writing actual applications like Faq-O-Matic and analog about ten years ago and now they only write modules for each other.  in fact, if you write an application for end users in Perl, the Perl community shuns you.07:15
@scrottieor system administrators or in general write anything other than just modules, I should say07:15
zzingThat sounds rather bizare07:32
zzingI ran into this thing called bricolage that looked interesting07:33
zzingBut it looked like nothing had happened for just under 2 years, and the last commit on github was 9 months ago07:34
zzingI love this, installed typo3, went through this beautiful configuration wizard, and at the end of it all, "Oops, an error occured"07:36
@scrottiebricolage is perl?  I've heard of it but don't know anything about it.07:55
@scrottiehuh.07:55
@scrottieI'll have to look at that some more.07:55
@scrottieheard of it before.07:57
zzingThis reminds me, I have to check up on a user who had written a php application that was very dangerous, even had a "customsql.php" that was a direct sql injector08:01
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SquOnkGreetings.14:25
SquOnkJust downloaded webgui-7.10.27 stable. 66Mb .tar.gz14:26
SquOnkI think it has too many upgrade scripts. Old upgrade scripts from prior versions are ther.14:27
SquOnkthere*14:27
SquOnkThat's wrong, isn't it?14:27
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haargSquOnk: which prior versions do you mean?16:05
SquOnkhaarg: Upgrades from 7.4 upwards.16:06
SquOnkhaarg: Extract the .tar.gz and docs/upgrades has many more upgrade scripts than needed.16:07
haargthat does seem a bit wrong.  they don't exist in git.16:11
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ckotilfor how long does the version tag system keep revisions? 17:40
haargone of the workflows cleans them out iirc.  i don't remember what the default timeout is.  you should be able to check the scheduled workflows.17:42
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ckotilok thanks17:55
@scrottiea year.18:39
haargscrottie: you know anything about the upgrade thing SquOnk mentioned?19:40
haargnew releases shouldn't have more upgrade scripts than exist in git19:40
haargalthough there it isn't really a problem if the main upgrade script has the proper minimum version in it19:41
haargbut i seem to remember that not being kept up to date often19:41
SquOnkhaarg, scrottie: The .tar.gz grew to 66Mb... that's weird.20:02
haargprobably all the packages for upgrades20:04
SquOnkhaarg: I concur20:11
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@scrottieperlDreamer does the releases.  I know painfully little about it.20:28
@scrottiereport it as a bug?  or post about it on the forums?20:28
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vanjwilsonanyone else getting "Connection refused" errors trying to run the getsource.sh script for the new WRE?21:53
@scrottiehaven't tried it...22:00
vanjwilsonWe had a copy of the sources on an Ubuntu server...we';; copy those over and try to build those on this other machine22:08
@scrottieyou could also try a git checkout from github22:09
@scrottieor maybe that's what it's already trying to do and failing to22:09
@scrottieI wonder if it's just a transient failure22:09
ckotilanyone ever thought about limiting access to the wordCloud? in the generateCloud function there is no permissions check.22:36
@scrottiehaven't heard anything about fixing that, nope.22:38
ckotilwell , normally it's only used in the wikiMaster asset. which doesn't have fine grained access contrrol, so no big deal.22:38
ckotilbut i've been generating wordClouds using generateCloud, and it works OK, but I'd like to restrict access a bit. i've added access control to the byKeywords function, which helps. but it would be nice to have it in the word cloud too. but I can't figure it out22:40
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qwebirc81715Hi. I did a clean install of wre-0.9.4-centos-5-ia32.tar and webgui-7.10.27-stable.tar on Centos-5.8-i386, but testEnvironment.pl says that I'm using 7.10.26. I also noticed that 7.10.27 file is 3x normal the size.23:13
haargthere was a packaging error that ended up adding a number of additional files to the archive.  they won't cause any issues though.23:14
haargi don't know about the version issue.23:14
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neilkpdHi. I installed webgui version 7.10.27 but testEnvironment.pl says that I'm using 7.10.26.15:52
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+BartJolneilkpd: there might be a difference what some files show for the version and what is registered in the database16:18
haargneilkpd: there were apparently some issues with how that release was packaged16:19
+BartJolhaarg: any estimate for when a replacement package will be released?16:38
haargi have no idea16:38
+BartJolok16:39
haargi don't know if it's been passed along to perlDreamer16:39
+BartJolwell, that might be a start :)16:39
+BartJolwrting a mail to him16:40
+BartJolah, i see in a README file that it was compiled to v7.7.8....16:46
haargcompiled to v7.7.8?16:48
+BartJolyeah16:48
haargnot sure what you mean by that16:48
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+BartJoloops16:49
+BartJolsee in the private window16:50
haargah, i see16:50
haargyeah, it's not that it was compiled with 7.7.8, it's that a bunch of extra files got included in the release16:50
haargincluding that README file, which is from a different repo entirely16:51
+BartJolok, well, if you do read README files, it seems like a disturbing message to me:)16:51
+BartJolnot as terrible as "With this version you'll have to install php" but still16:53
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@scrottiewhat README?  my git checkout of 7 doesn't have one...17:22
+BartJolbut the tarball on upgrade.webgui.org does17:23
+BartJolin WebGUI/17:24
@scrottiedoes upgrade.webgui.org exist...?17:40
+BartJolsorry, update17:41
+BartJolthis link: http://update.webgui.org/7.x.x/webgui-7.10.27-stable.tar.gz17:41
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+danny_mkscrottie:  have you had a chance to look at the selenium stuff?17:47
@scrottieI merged it in without running the tests.  I think that's caught up.  I didn't go and start fixing failures.18:04
@scrottie(are there failures?)18:04
@scrottiehaven't been doing a good job of getting to stuff that I meant ot.18:04
@scrottieto18:04
@scrottiethe level of chaos here is a bit above what I'm really capable of dealing with... I don't "multitask" well18:04
+danny_mkno problem, I know you are really busy, I have one failure but not sure if it is the selenium server or an actual test.  Still working on that one.18:05
@scrottiejust making excusesm, not begging for relief18:06
+danny_mkI am going to have to start helping you with some of the open issues so that we can get a beta out of 818:06
@scrottieyou're absolutely welcome to get my attention here18:06
+danny_mkany update from PlainBlack about 8?18:06
@scrottieuh, yeah, kind of.18:06
* scrottie ponders18:07
+danny_mkwell, was waiting for some news.  Should I interpret your silence as bad news?18:07
@scrottieyou know the basic situation as it stands now, right?18:08
+danny_mksure18:08
@scrottietwo guys working full time on wG, doing almost entirely client consulting work and then one other guy who does wG stuff part time (perlDreamer, bug fixes and releases)18:09
+danny_mkright18:09
@scrottiein the near future, there will be fewer.18:09
+danny_mkOh lord, should I start learning PHP???18:09
@scrottieeek, why would you do that?18:10
@scrottieit seems like wG needs to become more of a community project if it's going to survive.18:10
@scrottieI still have some things I want to do with it, including getting the installer out of alpha.  I still think a really easy to use installer is very important.18:11
+danny_mkLOL, not really, just want to make progress, I have been waiting for 8 so that I can recommend it to other companies as they have issues about mod_perl apps18:11
@scrottiewG8 got stuck in a serious chicken and egg thing18:11
@scrottieno one would use it until it is done, and no one would call it done until it was spotted in the wild running something18:11
@scrottieon webgui.org/8, almost every major task that we wanted to accomplish got accomplished18:11
@scrottiebut it never got the shake down it needed18:12
@scrottiebut...18:12
@scrottiethat's kind of neither here nor there if paying work isn't asking for it.18:12
@scrottieand like I said, people were asking *not* to have it.18:12
@scrottiepeople were way to happy to run 7, often very old versions of 7, too18:12
@scrottiewhen Doug and Frank left, the balance of things changed in the company a bit, at least on the wG side.  then, we had high ranking programmers making decisions.  when they left, all of the programmers were low ranking and owner-managers outranked them.  priorities got changed.  investment in the next generation CMS that would bring the next round of paying work subsided.  then eventually the next generation of paying work followed.18:14
@scrottiein my unofficial opinion.18:14
+danny_mkyour opinion sounds about right.18:15
@scrottieI would love to see the community run with wG8.  fix the bugs.  test it.  I can help with stuff.18:16
+danny_mkI will again put up a website and go from there, not sure I want to get too much into developing stuff for 7.  Got some good ideas for 8.18:16
@scrottiehow do we rally the troops?18:17
@scrottieperlDreamer is too concernative with wG8, I think.  I think we need to just tell people to use it.  the intsaller was kind in that spirit.  if any serious bug gets unearthed, we fix it.18:18
@scrottieI imagine perlDreamer might do some releases now and then but the installer pulls from git and that's probably the best way to go for now.  anything "unstable" can be done in a different branch and merged in.18:19
+danny_mkit would be great to have a yum or at least cpan installation18:19
+danny_mkthat would help18:19
@scrottieyeah.18:19
+danny_mkyum install webgui would go a long way18:20
@scrottiethe first step on CPAN'ifying it is modularizing it more so that some of these deps like ImageMagick aren't in core.18:20
@scrottiesomeone has a Debian package.  I don't know anything about making RedHat packages.18:20
+danny_mkme neither so we are at a disadvantage there18:21
@scrottieI made a decision for better or worse to attempt a "universal" installer script rather than learn how to make packages for a few systems.18:22
+danny_mkthat sounds good18:22
@scrottieso next on my agenda is learning how to bootstrap things up on OSX.18:22
@scrottieat least once, it has run on Debian 32 and 64 bit and CentOS 32 and 64 bit.  I need to go through another round of testing to shake out any bugs that I introduced.18:23
@scrottieI want to do Free18:23
@scrottieFreeBSD too.18:23
+danny_mkexcellent18:23
haargre: moving forward with imagemagick18:23
@scrottieOSX isn't popular for hosting things but it sure is popular for developer workstations and I think people will often test things locally before thinking about deploying it somewhere.18:24
haargwithout doing any more coding, it can already be replaced for the simple things that the storage system has in it18:24
haargso the only other issue is the graphing stuff, and that's only used by the poll18:24
@scrottiehaarg, I meant to look at that, but if you happen to get around to merging that in before I do, please feel free to do so!18:24
@scrottieas I said before, it's still a step forward, imo, adding more deps if it means that the worst of the deps can be made optional.18:24
haargso if you ripped out the poll (as a separate module or whatever) it could remove the imagemagick dep18:25
@scrottiewell, no one is using 8 right now, so we can break things a bit.18:25
@scrottieor shake them up.18:25
haargi should at least track down that code and verify it still does what i think it does18:25
+danny_mkexactly, this is the time to get it to a "cool" point18:25
+danny_mkwell, cooler than it already is :-)18:25
@scrottiebtw, the installer is offering to email me (via a web form POST) when it fails.  I should have it offer to POST when it succeeds too.  we can't count on feedback in this modern age of business =P18:26
+danny_mksmart18:27
@scrottieI need to get access to webgui.org so I can start running amuck more proiperly18:27
@scrottieput the installer up there... after one more round of testing/fixing18:27
@scrottiebut yeah, I'm happy to help with the test that you're not sure about re: wG8 failure or Selenium failure18:27
+danny_mkgood, I bet once you have the installer working and promote 8 a bit more it will take off, especially if we put in some of those update features we talked about.18:28
@scrottiehaarg, if you want to test that now, I can merge it now >=)18:28
+danny_mkscrotte:  I can handle the selenium stuff, just wanted to make sure it was appropriate for testing and that it was easy to follow18:29
@scrottieI'm mostly interesting in unearthing serious bugs that need fixing and fixing them.18:29
+danny_mkOK18:29
@scrottieand having that automated since no one is likely going to ever want to test all of that stuff manually =P18:30
@scrottieso that we can say with some confidence that things basically work18:30
@scrottiehow many times in this channel have I discussed which version of wG to use and people have decided that they want to use 7?18:30
@scrottiebecause 8 isn't tested?18:30
@scrottiewell, now it's tested =P18:30
+danny_mkI don't know if I asked this question before.  Does my webgui branch on github get automatically updated by the commits in the plain black one?18:31
haargno18:31
+danny_mkis there a way to autoupdate my branch from the plainblack webgui master?18:31
@scrottiegenerally, working locally, you'll pull from the "upstream" repo (plainblack/webgui in this case) and then push that to your github repo18:32
@scrottienope.  git really doesn't do much automatically.  it just streamlines doing things manually.18:32
+danny_mkOK, I have to save this answer or I will ask it again in three months :-/18:32
@scrottiewith no conflicts, it should be a matter of:  git pull plainblack master; git push origin master18:33
@scrottie(if you had a remote named 'plainblack')18:33
+danny_mkthanks.  Getting called for lunch be back later...18:33
@scrottiecool.  bring it up again later.18:33
haargscrottie: i can't easily test things right now, but i'll try to later18:43
haargi rebased my patches though https://github.com/haarg/webgui/tree/imager18:43
@scrottiethanks, haarg.18:45
sbaurscrottie: just caught up on the conversation here.  I, for one, am waiting for an installer that is easy to use for WG8. So thank you for your work on this. CENTOS/Redhat 64bit is what I'm looking for. Consiodering how different it will be to 7.x, I've pretty much decided that we will just redo most of our sites in 8 instead of having to do the full upgrade path from 7.6 (7.5 for one server) to 8. With as much custom code as we run, just having to look at it o18:51
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@scrottieAPI changes from 7 to 8 were mostly superficial18:54
@scrottieI wonder about a compatability shim18:54
@scrottieit wouldn't fix everything, but you should be able to use 7 style definitions on 8 in the simple cases.  aliasing newByDynamicClass to new in Asset is easily done.18:56
@scrottieetc.18:56
ckotili live and die by newByDynamicClass in 718:57
haarggiven how 7 style definitions work i think it would be pretty nasty to try that.  i guess it might be possible to fake things out for simple cases though.18:57
@scrottieyeah, it would be a lot of banging around in Moose meta stuff18:58
sbaurI think our custom code problems have more to do with the fact that our biggest/most complicated assets were originally written for WG 5.x. So they are just crufty and we are down to having just one programmer. OTOH, i don't know what any of the specific problems are, so I could be totally wrong18:58
@scrottieconstructing things on the fly at load time18:58
@scrottiewell, maybe human translation to 8 is the way to go.  it shouldn't be too hard.  again, it is mostly superficial... syntactical changes.18:59
haargwhile the meta stuff would be a bit annoying, a large part of the problem in my mind is that ->defition from 7 needs a session19:00
@scrottiehrm.19:00
haargand it's allowed to be as dynamic as it wants based on that19:00
haargusually it isn't, which is why you could probably fake it out to some extent19:01
@scrottieyeah, as soon as someone does something custom with a Form subclass, that breaks down19:09
sbaurForm subclasses, we got 'em :)19:10
@scrottieer even a custom constructor call to a core Form subclass requires $session19:11
@scrottiehaarg, http://pastie.org/514380219:11
@scrottienot asking you to look into that now but that's what happened.  I can work on it but if you have any observations, I'm all eyes.19:11
haargwoops19:12
haargi just removed an extra line accidentally when rebasing19:16
haargfixed and pushed19:17
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@scrottiecan't load WebGUI::Asset without it using something else that uses it, giving a whole flood of redefined function warnings.  grr.20:10
@scrottiewhen did this start happening?20:11
@scrottieother things already 'require' rather than 'use' WebGUI::Asset but that doesn't stop this.  does that normally work?  tried 5.16.0 and 5.14.2.20:11
@scrottierequire WebGUI::Asset;20:13
@scrottieBEGIN { eval { require WebGUI; WebGUI->import } }20:13
@scrottiethat's in WebGUI/Session/Style.pm, those two lines, just like that.20:13
@scrottieha, and you wrote it20:14
@scrottieoh, no, you just merged stuff20:14
haargwaaaat20:17
haargnothing should need to load WebGUI.pm directly20:18
haargoh, it uses $WebGUI::VERSION20:18
haargfun20:19
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@scrottieI forgot that wG8's test suite is kind of a train wreck still20:46
@scrottie"This repo holds a UPS shipping driver for WebGUI, developed against..." in a 67 meg archive.  I see.20:50
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haargyeah, seems a lot of extra files got packaged in there for some reason20:54
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@scrottieevery since perlDreamer's wife left him to run off with a satanist cult, he has really been slipping on the QC20:54
+danny_mklater guys, have to get out of here.  probably will be here tomorrow21:45
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haargscrottie: when you were getting those redefinition errors, how were you loading the modules?23:15
haargusing perl -c lib/WebGUI/whatever.pm will commonly cause that23:16
haargbecause of a combination of the circular loading stuff23:16
haargand that loading a module by file path like that doesn't stick it into %INC23:17
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