Mochabot log - CommonJS IRC channel: #commonjs on irc.freenode.net

2010-03-10:

[2:28] <Wes-> STATUS: APPROVED BY DISCUSSION PARTICIPANTS: Tom Robinson, Ash Berlin, George Moschovitis, Chris Zumbrunn, Hannes Walln?fer, Kris Kowal, Kevin Dangoor, Ates Goral, and Davey Waterson in Discussion
[2:28] <Wes-> I like that
[2:28] <Wes-> It says just enough without being haughty
[2:33] <MisterN> naughty?
[2:39] <Wes-> no, haughty, "blatantly and distastefully proud"
[5:33] <Dantman> Ahhh, that's it... I'm switching to shorewall on my laptop instead of using Firestarter...
[7:12] <Dantman> Hmm... I wonder how secure lan IP addresses vs. mac addresses are.
[7:24] <Dantman> Gaah, doh... That's why my wifi wasn't connecting right on the lan... eth0 and wifi0 obviously have different mac addresses and my dhcp reservation was only for eth0's mac.
[7:25] <Dantman> T_T And of course I can't reserve one IP for two different macs even if they're on the same machine..
[7:33] <Dantman> Hmm, now that I think about it... If you put one router behind another router, and from the router connected to the internet set a dmz on the IP that the router connected to that router uses it's effectively the same as letting that other router completely control its own firewall rules...... I think...
[7:43] <Dantman> Waitasecond!... Instead of configuring our servers' firewalls to only allow SSH from certain IP addresses can't I configure them by MAC Address?
[7:44] <Dantman> Oh, wait... n/m
[8:00] <Dantman> T_T I spent too much time fiddling with my Firewall... didn't finish the work I wanted to.
[8:52] <kuya> does anyone know how to define a struct in the ffi module of gpsee?
[10:56] <ashb> kuya: trying to find you an example
[10:57] <ashb> kuya: http://www.page.ca/~wes/opensource/gpsee/hg/file/6f67cd61086d/modules/fs-base/fs-base.js#l270
[10:57] <ashb> i'm not sure how to do it for non-parsed-from-header structs tho
[10:59] <ashb> kuya: ah. http://www.page.ca/~wes/opensource/gpsee/hg/file/6f67cd61086d/modules/gffi/MutableStruct.c#l140
[10:59] <ashb> looks like you can't yet...
[10:59] <ashb> Wes-: ^^
[11:00] <kuya> thanks ashb
[11:09] <kuya> im also wondering how to pass an argument by reference...
[11:10] <ashb> dont know. sorry
[11:10] <ashb> you'll have to wait till wes or hdon are about
[11:10] <ashb> which isn't likely for 3 hours at least (they are east coast of Canada)
[11:20] <kuya> thanks ashb
[13:19] <ashb> Wes--: ^^
[13:19] <ashb> (not sure which account you use)
[13:19] <Wes-> kuya: what kind of struct are you trying to define, and what kind of argument by reference?
[13:20] <Wes-> ashb / kuya: hopping over to #gpsee, this is more on topic there
[17:45] <Dantman> Ahhh, the wonderful world of git..... Transfering commits between local and a remote server, but your only option to get commits to the server is git push since the server can't git pull, but you also edit the server so using git push gives you pain trying to fix the working directory on the remote? ^_^ Easy fix, create a new bare repo connect local to it instead of the actual repo, and have both remote and local push and pull to it instead of eachother
[17:45] <Dantman> ...
[17:48] <MisterN> Dantman: the server can fetch, too.
[17:48] <Dantman> fetch?
[17:48] <MisterN> Dantman: it seems like you don't really understand the "pull" operation
[17:48] <MisterN> pull = fetch + merge
[17:48] <Dantman> mhmm
[17:49] <MisterN> now go read the manpages of git-fetch, git-merge and git-pull
[17:49] <MisterN> :P
[17:49] <Dantman> Problem is the server can't fetch from the client
[17:49] <Dantman> The issue is with push, not pull...
[17:52] <MisterN> Dantman: the server should always be a bare
[17:52] <MisterN> if it's a real server
[17:53] <MisterN> you can of course work in a P2P fashion and pull from each other
[17:54] * Dantman is in a situation where he has one copy on his laptop, and another repo on a server... he works on the laptop while at home and offline. And when at work edits the copy on the server.
[17:55] <Dantman> ^_^ In my case "server" refers to the copy sitting on the server.
[17:55] <MisterN> Dantman: well that isn't really such a good setup
[17:55] <Dantman> ^_^ That's where the extra bare I just setup comes in.
[17:57] <MisterN> that does sound better
[17:58] <Dantman> ^_^ Much more sane than having to make sure all your local modifications on the server are committed so you can git push from the client and then git reset --hard on the server without losing anything.
[18:00] <Dantman> Has anyone had a use for uploading svgs onto the wiki yet?

 

 

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