=== bbraun_ is now known as bbraun [10:12] Pretty. And it only takes a kilobyte. http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=32194 [10:15] what is it? [10:16] An intro. There’s a link to a video capture on the page. [10:19] http://heh.fi/heroes/heroes-scrape/pipeline.png [10:20] heh [12:03] * Keybuk finally discovers the fuck-up [12:03] parse_job () will free the old job with the same name [12:03] yet so will conf_item_destroy () [12:03] the difference being that parse_job () frees the job without freeing the ConfItem for it [12:03] which means that job_change_state () must do the same! [12:04] * Jc2k is somewhat baffled but nods and smiles [12:04] this bug must have always been present, the newer code happens to tickle it more [12:04] * Keybuk tries to think how you'd replicate it [12:07] job of the same name in two different directories [12:07] then reload [12:07] that'd cause older code to core dump [13:38] * Keybuk frowns [13:39] * Jc2k bounces [14:12] * Keybuk almost hacks it [14:26] hurrah [14:27] :O [14:27] victoreh? [14:30] not quiet [14:31] :( [14:31] I'm tempted to ignore the problem and move on [14:31] since it's in code I intend to completely rewrite [14:31] sounds like a plan :O [15:12] odd, I made the bug go away [15:12] la la la [15:38] woo, only test_job left to fix [16:41] all 5,300 lines of it :-/ [16:42] woah [16:42] large test then? [16:42] yeah [18:52] Hey, is there a way to specify a start script/ stop script and then set the PID directly for jobs? Basically have a service that comes with a normal "script start/stop/status" as the way to start it, didn't want to have to work a lot with it if possible [18:53] actually might have answered my own question by finding the wait command :) I'll ask again if this doesn't work