[11:25] <keesj> ion_: over the top would be a more apropriate description :p
[11:26] <ion_> :-)
[11:26] <keesj> but it worked for me using myopenid
[11:27] <ion_> keesj: Btw, i recommend not using <foo>.myopenid.com as the identifier, but http://<your-personal-website>/ instead, by adding the needed OpenID metadata to the index page. That way, you’ll be able to switch OpenID providers at will, while preserving your identifier. Also, it’s cooler to log in using your website URL. :-P https://www.myopenid.com/help, heading “Using your own URL”
[11:29] <keesj> but you use about 3 different websites to get this working rpx yahoo google query api...
[11:30] <ion_> I use the Yahoo UI CSS for the layout, jQuery from Google’s CDN for my own JavaScript stuff and rpxnow JavaScript (which depends on neither of Yahoo UI or jQuery) for the log in popup.
[11:33] <ion_> *None* of those three are required for logging in. :-)
[11:43] <keesj> ion_: I am a geek but just spent 15 minutes getting it working , registering dns entries and other stuff :p
[11:45] <ion_> keesj: The OpenID delegation?
[11:47] <keesj> yes the dns based verification that you are the domain owner...
[11:49] <ion_> keesj: An URL for information about that feature, please?
[11:52] <keesj> http://www.paste-it.net/public/yc34b3d/
[12:00] <ion_> Huh. I don’t remember having to do anything like that. I’ll take a look whether myopenid complains about such.
[12:01] <ion_> Ah, now i get it. I added “*.openid        CNAME   myopenid.com.”, which handles the thing.
[12:03] <ion_> That feature is not required for simple delegation, btw.
[13:47] <keesj> works now:P
[13:47] <keesj> I rulez!
[13:51] <ion_> :-)
[14:16] <Esmil> I'm getting this error when booting with upstart's init:
[14:16] <Esmil> init: Failed to spawn rsS main process: unable to set oom adjustment: No such file or directory
[14:16] <Esmil> init: Unable to set root directory: No such file or directory
[14:17] <Esmil> Do I need another script to mount / before running init or what happens?
[14:24] <Keybuk> Esmil: it's a bug
[14:24] <Keybuk> you need /proc mounted before init runs
[14:24] <Keybuk> e.g. by initramfs
[14:25] <Esmil> Keybuk: Ahh ok. Thanks
[15:00] <keesj> yes , what I did is renamed init to upstart and in /sbin/init mount /proc ... exec upstart
[15:18] <Esmil> keesj: Yes, I just tried something similar. Thanks anyway
[15:20] <Esmil> + and it works
[15:20] <Esmil> Now I just need to figure out how to get past the rcS script. start on stopped rcS doesn't seem to work anymore
[16:26] <Esmil> Hmm.. how come initctl status writes - and _ as '_2d' or something similar?
[16:27] <ion_> Just normal character escaping.
[16:27] <Esmil> Ok
[16:28] <Esmil> Is there something written on how to write jobs? Something like start on runlevel 2 doesn't seem to work anymore
[16:31] <Esmil> Also I don't see the init daemon connected to my system dbus. I thought upstart was supposed to do that
[16:39] <Esmil> Ahh sorry. Found the bug report
[19:18] <keesj> Esmil: just normal dbus/upstart problem