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Jul 06 00:00:50 <jacques> hmm? new monotone is out ? I don't understand
Jul 06 00:01:11 <jbowler-away> The egg is cracking, the new beast emerging.
Jul 06 00:01:29 <jacques> sigh, it's still going - well over 10 minutes
Jul 06 00:02:08 <jacques> my CPU is at 70C - aaah! it's going to explode!!! run away!!!
Jul 06 00:03:45 <jbowler-away> Ah, yes, I noticed that too.  As soon as I started using monotone I started getting 'warning warning meltdown in progress' style messages.
Jul 06 00:04:00 <jbowler-away> (This is a shuttle)
Jul 06 00:04:12 <jacques> heh :-)
Jul 06 00:05:01 <jbowler-away> I wasn't sure to worry.  I figure heat is a hardware thing, but it said it was throttling both CPUs (and they are virtual intel market-speak cpus...)
Jul 06 00:05:17 <jacques> well, I was going to wait til things started building to go make a sandwich but I may go now
Jul 06 00:05:40 <jacques> aaah, P4 HT
Jul 06 00:05:45 <jbowler-away> Here's the CIA message for monotone 0.20:
Jul 06 00:05:48 <jbowler-away> <CIA-1> njs@pobox.com net.venge.monotone.netsync-0.20 * r1a25bedf9dbea684b2a7eb57bcb0992ea0d3e260 / (ChangeLog NEWS):
Jul 06 00:05:48 <jbowler-away> <CIA-1> 2005-07-05 Nathaniel Smith <njs@pobox.com>
Jul 06 00:05:48 <jbowler-away> <CIA-1>  * NEWS: Add timestamp. Barring unforeseen issues, this is 0.20.
Jul 06 00:06:11 <jacques> cool
Jul 06 00:07:02 <jacques> looks like it's going to be at least 20 minutes for me - we're going to have to warn people (assuming mine isn't somehow locked up)
Jul 06 00:08:10 <jbowler-away> The work after the first pull is significant - but I suspect 0.20 will make that step faster.
Jul 06 00:08:52 <jacques> insert obligatory "couldn't be much slower" remark
Jul 06 00:09:02 <jbowler-away> http://venge.net/monotone/downloads/monotone-0.20.tar.gz
Jul 06 00:09:19 <jbowler-away> Right, time for r2 of the monotone package ;-)
Jul 06 00:09:52 <jacques> something is really scrweed on comcast's network
Jul 06 00:10:14 <jacques>  4. 68.87.216.70                           0%    3    3    15   14   14     15
Jul 06 00:10:14 <jacques>  5. 12.127.32.69                           0%    3    3   207  206  208    210
Jul 06 00:10:52 <jacques> exceeding 20 minutes now :-\
Jul 06 00:12:24 <jacques> looks like it's the entire NW (again)
Jul 06 00:12:42 <jacques> OK, so it took my machine about 25 minutes
Jul 06 00:20:47 <jbowler-away> At the point where it 'sticks' it doesn't touch the network - it's just reconstructing something (a cache?) in the db.
Jul 06 00:21:42 <dyoung-zzzz> Maybe all the monotone devs live in cold climes and are using their CPU's to heat the room.
Jul 06 00:21:43 <jacques> ok, looks like it's the entire west coast
Jul 06 00:33:35 <jacques> jbowler-away, I wasn't implying the monotone update was taking a long time because comcast is screwed up, that was just a different thread
Jul 06 00:34:20 <jacques> aaaaaaaaaaargh!
Jul 06 00:35:02 <jacques> it updated the Makefile
Jul 06 00:35:24 <giel> argh!
Jul 06 00:35:26 <jbowler-away> Yes, it does that ;-)
Jul 06 00:35:41 <giel> it isn't possible to use monotone over a http proxy, is it?
Jul 06 00:35:47 <jbowler-away> monotone co overwrites...
Jul 06 00:36:01 <jbowler-away> giel: monotone uses netsync
Jul 06 00:37:02 <giel> which port is that?
Jul 06 00:37:08 <giel> so i can do some ssh tunneling
Jul 06 00:41:38 <dyoung-zzzz> 5253 iirc.
Jul 06 00:41:50 <dyoung-zzzz> (is what monotone uses)
Jul 06 00:42:55 <jacques> at least I have something building now
Jul 06 00:43:02 <giel> hm yeah, thought so, but working? noooo
Jul 06 00:53:30 <CIA-8> 03jbowler 07org.openembedded.nslu2-linux * rbff71dff... 10/packages/monotone/monotone_0.20.bb: 
Jul 06 00:53:30 <CIA-8> Building but not working monotone - still has problems in cryptopp (in
Jul 06 00:53:30 <CIA-8> the rsa code).
Jul 06 00:54:20 <jacques> :-(
Jul 06 01:05:36 <jbowler-away> Bogus cryptopp - it insists on knowing the byte sex of the host - there's no reason for it to need to know that...
Jul 06 01:08:13 <jacques> jbowler-away, the problem is with cross-building?
Jul 06 01:10:28 <jbowler-away> No, the problem is in cryptopp/config.h - it doesn't know about ARM and it defaults to little-endian.
Jul 06 01:10:46 <giel> well, good for me
Jul 06 01:11:18 <jbowler-away> I'm not sure about the RSA problem (I fixed the base problem) - it seems the random number generator ends up with an even exponent.
Jul 06 01:11:56 <jbowler-away> The #monotone guys seem to be fed up with cryptopp - there's a branch (botan) with a different API...
Jul 06 01:12:03 <jacques> heh
Jul 06 01:12:21 <mr_claus> morning
Jul 06 01:12:22 <jbowler-away> They're giving me the doctor's advice - 'well don't do that then'.
Jul 06 01:12:32 <jacques> don't do what??? build for armeb?
Jul 06 01:12:37 <mr_claus> is the monotone server down?
Jul 06 01:13:04 <jbowler-away> no
Jul 06 01:13:20 <jbowler-away> don't use cryptopp - use botan...
Jul 06 01:13:21 <mr_claus> it seems the Makefile is not working at the moment
Jul 06 01:14:04 <jbowler-away> monotone.vanille.de is down, but that doesn't matter except for the first time when 'make setup' is used.
Jul 06 01:14:54 <giel> aha, that explains
Jul 06 01:15:10 <giel> i was wondering why all my connections to monotone.vanille.de:5253 were refused
Jul 06 01:15:34 <NAiL> Anyone experienced with gphoto2?
Jul 06 01:15:37 <giel> and to the mirrors, for that matter
Jul 06 01:15:38 <giel> hmm
Jul 06 01:15:39 <dyoung-zzzz> You are.
Jul 06 01:15:58 <dyoung-zzzz> Right?
Jul 06 01:16:07 <NAiL> me?
Jul 06 01:16:17 <jbowler-away> NAiL: try repvik
Jul 06 01:16:48 <NAiL> uh... jbowler-away: /whois NAiL
Jul 06 01:17:17 * NAiL starts talking to himself
Jul 06 01:17:28 <jbowler-away> works for me.
Jul 06 01:17:50 <NAiL> I always get so intelligent answers ;)
Jul 06 01:18:30 <jbowler-away> quite, well, they seem intelligent anyway - not sure I always understand them.
Jul 06 01:21:36 <jacques> NAiL, I have experience with gphoto2 - on PC, OK, on slug, broken as all hell
Jul 06 01:22:21 <NAiL> jacques: tried anything that didn't use usb? 
Jul 06 01:22:33 <NAiL> hmm.. strikes me as kinda hard on the slug
Jul 06 01:22:48 <jacques> NAiL, nope
Jul 06 01:22:57 <NAiL> libusb has (hopefully) been fixed
Jul 06 01:23:06 <jacques> yay, getting < 10kB/s from nslu.sourceforge.net
Jul 06 01:23:21 <jacques> NAiL, now I start to suspect gphoto itself
Jul 06 01:24:12 <NAiL> well, I'm going to try to find out. But it's missing some files in /usr/lib/gphoto2_port/0.5.1, and I've got no idea what files are supposed to be there...
Jul 06 01:26:21 <dyoung-zzzz> My desktop has 6 files
Jul 06 01:26:51 <dyoung-zzzz> libgphoto2_port_serial.{a,la,so} and libgphotos_port_usb.{a,la,so}
Jul 06 01:26:56 <NAiL> yeah
Jul 06 01:26:59 <dyoung-zzzz> libgphoto2_port_serial.{a,la,so} and libgphoto2_port_usb.{a,la,so}
Jul 06 01:27:36 <NAiL> gphoto2_port - cross-platform port access library
Jul 06 01:27:45 * NAiL goes "a-ha"
Jul 06 01:29:53 <giel> okay, a quick sanity check: am i supposed to be able to do a 'telnet monotone.vanille.de 5253'?
Jul 06 01:30:04 <giel> 'cause i get a 'connection refused'
Jul 06 01:32:07 <jacques> giel, AFAIK it's still down
Jul 06 01:33:03 <giel> hm ok
Jul 06 01:33:17 <giel> another mystery solved
Jul 06 01:33:37 <giel> thanks
Jul 06 01:34:59 <jacques> giel, you can use monotone.nslu2-linux.org instead
Jul 06 01:35:22 <giel> but i need the standard OE
Jul 06 01:36:07 <jbowler-away> It's in monontone.nslu2-linux.org
Jul 06 01:36:17 <jacques> + bbimage -n unslung-nslu2-20050706073737 -t jffs2 -e /home/packages/nslu2/mtn/unslung/oe-symlinks/packages/meta/unslung-image.bb
Jul 06 01:36:17 <jacques> Traceback (most recent call last):
Jul 06 01:36:17 <jacques>   File "/home/packages/nslu2/mtn/unslung/bitbake//bin/bbimage", line 23, in ?
Jul 06 01:36:17 <jacques>     from bb import *
Jul 06 01:36:17 <jacques> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'make'
Jul 06 01:36:25 <giel> ok, thanks
Jul 06 01:37:11 <jacques> damn when are things going to actually build again
Jul 06 01:37:55 <jbowler-away> jacques: have you updated bitbake?
Jul 06 01:38:31 <jacques> jbowler-away, ???
Jul 06 01:38:48 <jacques> I did wget whatever, make setup && make
Jul 06 01:39:52 <jacques> if I was supposed to do something else, I didn't know that
Jul 06 01:40:23 <jacques> this was all from a clean start
Jul 06 01:40:50 <jbowler-away> I'm not sure what's happening with the bitbake tree - I don't know if it is fixed or floating.
Jul 06 01:41:07 <NAiL> Is it possible to "lock" which revision bitbake is fetched? It's a tad annoying when bb breaks the build :(
Jul 06 01:41:35 <jbowler-away> Yes it is; but either it is locked and it needs to be upgraded or it isn't and it should be locked ;-)
Jul 06 01:41:47 <NAiL> haha, ok
Jul 06 01:41:59 <jbowler-away> make update does make bitbake-update
Jul 06 01:42:40 <jbowler-away> I think it should be floating, so I am guessing that mickeyl's changes have broken bbimage somehow.
Jul 06 01:42:41 <jacques> __version__ = "1.3.2"
Jul 06 01:42:50 <jacques> if that helps at all
Jul 06 01:43:14 <jacques> <mickeyl> morning boys and gals
Jul 06 01:43:58 <jacques> <mickeyl> FYI: monotone.vanille.de was down since yesterday 21:00 up to today 10:30 because of our router crashing. It's up again
Jul 06 01:44:58 <jbowler-away> bitbake is floating, so possibly it is broken.
Jul 06 01:45:37 <jbowler-away> I haven't updated mine and my builds still work :-P
Jul 06 01:45:51 <jacques> sounds like it shouldn't be floating
Jul 06 01:46:14 <NAiL> jbowler-away: same here :)
Jul 06 01:46:33 <jacques> seems much less likely things will break due to bitbake getting out of date than bleeding edge changes
Jul 06 01:47:28 <jbowler-away> You just need an appropriate -r on the svn update command line.
Jul 06 01:48:00 <NAiL> 10:47 < CIA-4> mickeyl * r272 bitbake/lib/bb/__init__.py: remove last trace of make.py
Jul 06 01:48:08 <jbowler-away> My favourite at the moment is 267
Jul 06 01:48:43 <jbowler-away> s/last trace/next to last trace/
Jul 06 01:48:52 <jacques> heh :-)
Jul 06 01:49:00 <NAiL> haha
Jul 06 01:49:58 <jacques> jbowler-away, OK I'll try r267 when this openslug build fails
Jul 06 01:50:37 <jbowler-away> jacques: can you do an svn info in your bitbake directory and tell me what rev you have?
Jul 06 01:51:04 <NAiL> I'm at 269
Jul 06 01:51:08 <jacques> Revision: 271
Jul 06 01:51:19 <jbowler-away> You need 272
Jul 06 01:51:47 <NAiL> 272 works as it should?
Jul 06 01:52:07 <jbowler-away> That's the 'last trace' commit.
Jul 06 01:52:14 <jbowler-away> See #oe
Jul 06 01:52:30 <jacques> so it was committed after I started my build
Jul 06 01:52:40 <jacques> doesn't change the fact that we have a problem
Jul 06 01:52:53 <jbowler-away> Well, after the update-bitbake step.
Jul 06 01:52:55 <jacques> 273 may break it again
Jul 06 01:53:40 <jbowler-away> True, it changes the solution though (r272 as opposed to r267/269)
Jul 06 01:53:56 <jacques> ok
Jul 06 01:54:21 <jacques> (we're assuming 272 works - so far no evidence)
Jul 06 01:54:22 <jbowler-away> It also means that someone with write access has to fix it when OE start using some new feature.
Jul 06 01:54:52 <DaKa2> time for vacation, staying in a place over the day with no computers or internet... NAiL, when I get back I expect gphoto2 to be working, ok? :-)
Jul 06 01:55:07 <NAiL> DaKa2: Hey ;)
Jul 06 01:55:42 <NAiL> It's my mums birthday, so I'm not gonna fix much stuff today
Jul 06 01:57:27 <giel> ah
Jul 06 01:57:32 <giel> monotone.vanille.de is up again
Jul 06 01:57:33 <giel> good
Jul 06 01:58:47 <DaKa2> NAiL: hehe :-) I guess Ill have to have a look later on then.. not that I think I can fix it
Jul 06 01:58:50 <DaKa2> well,, bbl
Jul 06 02:06:34 <jacques> I wonder if it would be bad® if I updated bitbake while a build was running
Jul 06 02:07:05 <dyoung-zzzz> (r)
Jul 06 02:07:14 <dyoung-zzzz> how do you type that?
Jul 06 02:07:36 <jacques> i cheated
Jul 06 02:07:48 <jacques> used the xchat character chart
Jul 06 02:09:30 <dyoung-zzzz> ™®
Jul 06 02:09:42 <dyoung-zzzz> I see.
Jul 06 02:09:44 <dyoung-zzzz> Nice.
Jul 06 02:10:42 <dyoung-zzzz> ☃
Jul 06 02:10:51 <jacques> damn what's that? I don't have that
Jul 06 02:10:59 <dyoung-zzzz> Hes a snowman!
Jul 06 02:11:15 <NAiL> I guess it's fancy UTF-8-stuff?
Jul 06 02:11:17 <jacques> why don't I have that?  :-(
Jul 06 02:11:32 <jacques> I can see the snowman, just don't have it on my chart
Jul 06 02:11:38 <dyoung-zzzz> I dunno, he was under symbols.
Jul 06 02:11:54 <dyoung-zzzz> symbols -> Misc
Jul 06 02:12:00 <jacques> on your xchat char chart? or somewhere else?
Jul 06 02:12:03 <dyoung-zzzz> hehe you'll like this one too.
Jul 06 02:12:09 <dyoung-zzzz> ☣
Jul 06 02:12:57 <dyoung-zzzz> Its in my character pallette.  I get it by pressing option-apple-t in xchat
Jul 06 02:13:36 <jacques>  hmm, I don't have the apple key
Jul 06 02:23:16 <giel> hm
Jul 06 02:23:32 <giel> is monotone supposed to eat 100% cpu time for quite some time when pulling for the first time?
Jul 06 02:23:44 <giel> ah ok, done
Jul 06 02:23:48 <giel> took 15 minutes!
Jul 06 02:24:43 <jacques> :-(
Jul 06 02:24:51 <jacques> what is your machine? mine took like 25 minutes
Jul 06 02:24:54 <dyoung-zzzz> /comfort jacques
Jul 06 02:25:01 <giel> 3.2ghz p4 now
Jul 06 02:25:05 <giel> with hyperthreading and stuff
Jul 06 02:25:12 <giel> not mine tho, i'm at work
Jul 06 02:25:19 <dyoung-zzzz> Ah yes, jacques....
Jul 06 02:25:29 <dyoung-zzzz> Is the CPU I want the San Diego ?
Jul 06 02:25:37 <giel> at home i'm running a 1.1ghz celly
Jul 06 02:25:40 <dyoung-zzzz> 90nm with 1MB Cache ?
Jul 06 02:25:47 <jacques> dyoung-zzzz, just a sec I have a link for you
Jul 06 02:26:20 <dyoung-zzzz> Ok.
Jul 06 02:26:46 <dyoung-zzzz> I've been dreaming about replacing the primary buildbox for a while.
Jul 06 02:27:17 <jacques> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=219&num=1
Jul 06 02:30:43 <dyoung-zzzz> Hmm, I see.  So the main question is whether the extra performance is worth the extra $$ or jusut get the faster Venice.
Jul 06 02:32:25 <jacques> yep
Jul 06 02:32:44 <dyoung-zzzz> jacques, what would you do?
Jul 06 02:33:03 <jacques> after seeing those benches probably get the venice
Jul 06 02:33:05 <dyoung-zzzz> Since I imagine our usage schedule would be kind of similar.
Jul 06 02:33:38 <dyoung-zzzz> Yeah, thats my inclination too; spend the extra $100smething on memory.
Jul 06 02:33:46 <jacques> yep
Jul 06 02:42:59 <dyoung-zzzz> Hmm, X2 or not X2....
Jul 06 02:43:01 <dyoung-zzzz> sigh
Jul 06 02:43:36 <jacques> well now you're totally changing the game
Jul 06 02:43:38 <dyoung-zzzz> basically 2x the single core price.
Jul 06 02:44:14 <dyoung-zzzz> Yeah, I know.
Jul 06 02:44:49 <dyoung-zzzz> Basically if you had say $500 for a CPU, would you fork out for the "slow" X2, or a honkin fast single core?
Jul 06 02:45:15 <dyoung-zzzz> what to do, what to do....
Jul 06 02:46:00 <repvik> © 
Jul 06 02:46:11 <jacques> in that case no brainer for me
Jul 06 02:46:13 <jacques> X2
Jul 06 02:46:18 <repvik> <-- just installed ubuntu 
Jul 06 02:46:42 <jacques> only reason for honkin fast single core is game max FPS
Jul 06 02:47:16 <dyoung-zzzz> Really?  Okay done.
Jul 06 02:47:34 <dyoung-zzzz> well not *really* done, but that will be what I aspire to
Jul 06 02:47:43 <jacques> yeah there have been some great benchmarks lately
Jul 06 02:48:07 <dyoung-zzzz> I havnt been keeping up.  I rely on jacques to breif me. :-)
Jul 06 02:48:30 <dyoung-zzzz> Thanks Jacques!
Jul 06 02:49:57 <jacques> basically if you're doing anything other than running a single single-threaded app (game) X2 is better
Jul 06 02:51:34 <dyoung-zzzz> I wonder how much newegg is gonna jack me for on shipping for a sn25p and CPU.
Jul 06 02:54:29 <dyoung-zzzz> $40.
Jul 06 03:43:06 <dyoung-zzzz> Master Makefile World Build croaks for me due to lack of source for imap-2004d.tar.Z .
Jul 06 04:18:47 <giel> hm
Jul 06 04:19:18 <giel> i'm building a task-bootstrap, distro generic for an armv5te
Jul 06 04:19:21 <giel> let's see what comes out
Jul 06 05:53:31 <CIA-8> 03rwhitby * 10unslung/make/xterm.mk: Fixed the version
Jul 06 06:14:18 <giel> hm, what is gcc-csl-arm?
Jul 06 06:21:07 <rwhitby> does optware transcode build for anyone?
Jul 06 06:21:16 <rwhitby> I can't get it to build on nudi.  
Jul 06 06:21:25 <[g2]> Cambridge S Labs ?
Jul 06 06:21:29 <[g2]> System
Jul 06 06:21:45 <[g2]> it's the arm compiler out of CSL
Jul 06 06:21:58 <giel> ah ok
Jul 06 06:22:38 <[g2]> My (very limited) understanding is that a couple years ago a lot of ppl used it
Jul 06 06:23:35 <[g2]> I'm new to the ARM/Xscale scene so I don't know
Jul 06 06:24:53 <[g2]> I think Bill Gatliff and subsequently Dan Kegel's Crosstool went a long way to helping with that problem
Jul 06 06:25:37 <[g2]> and OE and Buildroot go even further
Jul 06 07:50:27 <jf-work> 
ACTION 

Jul 06 09:53:45 <perlguru> i am unslunger 5.5 #69 ;)
Jul 06 10:01:16 <ByronT> I can make you #70
Jul 06 10:01:19 <ByronT> ;)
Jul 06 10:06:08 <[g2]> perlguru, hey!
Jul 06 10:07:47 <perlguru> hey!
Jul 06 10:08:02 <[g2]> how goes ? it's been a while :)
Jul 06 10:08:45 <perlguru> yep, holiday and busy at work (put to work at a customer as tester)
Jul 06 10:13:52 <[g2]> perlguru, I've got perl natively compiled and it runs 100% of the tests correctly
Jul 06 10:13:59 <[g2]> 5.8.7
Jul 06 10:14:31 <perlguru> great
Jul 06 10:14:46 <[g2]> we need to figure out how to package stuff up  now
Jul 06 10:15:02 <perlguru> unslung or openslug?
Jul 06 10:15:10 <[g2]> openslug
Jul 06 10:15:34 <[g2]> I"ve got a native apache 2.0.53  with php5 going too
Jul 06 10:15:49 <[g2]> and all but 3 of the Python tests pass
Jul 06 10:18:25 <perlguru> great progress. i am happy with unslung at the moment
Jul 06 11:02:34 <[cc]smart> is it the idea that people like me get their montone keys added to the repository or am i just to stick to my own copy ?
Jul 06 11:24:36 <ByronT> darn it, my unslung just carped out when copying 19.7GB from local disk to it's samba share disk
Jul 06 11:28:57 <ByronT> it responds to ping, but no other response
Jul 06 11:38:05 <[g2]> [cc]smart, hey!
Jul 06 11:44:10 <[cc]smart> hi g2
Jul 06 11:44:30 <[g2]> how are you doing ?
Jul 06 11:44:56 <[cc]smart> preparing to get first changes into repo :)
Jul 06 11:45:01 <[cc]smart> maybe
Jul 06 11:45:08 <[g2]> cool. what's that ?
Jul 06 11:45:17 <[cc]smart> small stuff like ntp.conf
Jul 06 11:45:28 <[cc]smart> more on os side of things
Jul 06 11:45:39 <[g2]> what's up with ntp.conf ?
Jul 06 11:45:52 <[cc]smart> adding HW clock & basic security
Jul 06 11:46:37 <[g2]> neat. I'm using ntp.conf now I'll be interested to see the updates
Jul 06 11:47:00 <[g2]> I've actually got one slug ntp serving another
Jul 06 11:49:35 <[cc]smart> still working on a complete mailserver on slug
Jul 06 11:49:48 <[cc]smart> i'm already using it as mailserver but no imap yet and no timesync
Jul 06 12:25:42 <macsat> [cc]smart, which mailserver software do you have running?
Jul 06 12:27:47 <[cc]smart> postfix
Jul 06 12:34:04 <macsat> does that do both smtp and pop3 ?
Jul 06 12:37:25 <[cc]smart> couldn't really tell out of memory... am more interested in imap.
Jul 06 12:58:46 <macsat> Hey dyoung :)
Jul 06 12:59:10 <macsat> Maby you can remaind me....how do I update my local image for slug from CVS ?
Jul 06 12:59:52 <dyoung> you want to do what?
Jul 06 13:04:49 <macsat> I want to download the current CVS to my machine :)
Jul 06 13:04:52 <macsat> my PC
Jul 06 13:14:12 <dyoung> cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/nslu co unslung 
Jul 06 13:14:13 <dyoung> ?
Jul 06 13:40:18 <macsat> sorry...was a bit away :)
Jul 06 13:40:34 <macsat> Nope, I am developer :)....so it is the developer way 
Jul 06 13:41:40 <dyoung> same thing, replace "pserver" with "Ext"
Jul 06 13:41:42 <dyoung> "ext"
Jul 06 13:41:51 <dyoung> and  anonymous with your sf id
Jul 06 13:42:50 <macsat> ok, thanks
Jul 06 13:43:51 <macsat> :-)
Jul 06 20:48:55 <CIA-8> 03bzhou * 10unslung/make/python.mk: fixed large file support
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