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pleia2philballew: about?00:53
pleia2philballew: there is a mailing list post that needs to go to the fridge :)00:54
pleia2lots of bullet points and formatting needed, good one to learn with00:54
pleia2https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2012-November/036144.html00:55
pleia2(could just do the first portion though, since the report is a pdf)00:55
pleia2philballew: to start off, you'll want to pull down the uwn scro[ts at https://code.launchpad.net/uwn00:56
pleia2scripts00:56
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pleia2working on some of the last summaries, if someone else could pop into the doc to help that'd be great :)02:03
pleia2hey philballew!02:15
pleia2want to do a fridge post? :)02:15
philipballewpleia2, yeah02:18
philipballewwhatever I can help with02:18
pleia2philipballew: ok, first pull down the code from https://code.launchpad.net/uwn02:19
pleia2with bzr02:19
philipballewalright, bzr branch lp:uwn I think02:19
pleia2yeah, you don't need to set up bzr or log in anything since you're just doing a read-only anonymous pull of the branch02:20
philipballewalright, well I pulled the branch from lp02:20
pleia2great, cd into uwn/fridge02:21
philipballewdone02:21
pleia2you'll see 3 perl scripts, you want to open ml2fridge.pl02:21
philipballewalright02:21
pleia2you'll see:02:21
pleia2my $o = WordPress::XMLRPC->new({ username => 'FRIDGE USERNAME GOES HERE', password => 'FRIDGE PASSWORD GOES HERE', proxy => 'http://fridge.ubuntu.com/xmlrpc.php',02:21
pleia2});02:21
pleia2(bad paste, that's actually on several lines)02:21
pleia2hope that's self-explanatory :)02:21
philipballewyeah, I opened that up in nano02:22
pleia2once you add the username and password, you can close the file02:23
philipballewpleia2, alright. seems easy enough02:24
pleia2then: sudo apt-get install libwww-perl libtext-unidecode-perl02:24
philipballewhave not used perl in a while02:24
pleia2:)02:25
pleia2you'll also need WordPress::XMLRPC, but unfortunately there isn't a package for that, have to install via cpan02:25
philipballewnever herd of cpan?02:25
pleia2we'll walk through that too :) it's like apt for perl02:26
philipballewshould I have?02:26
philipballewah, I see02:26
pleia2after that apt-get install is done, type: cpan02:26
pleia2in a terminal02:26
pleia2you'll be asked a bunch of questions, defaults are fine02:26
philipballewhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/1369259/02:27
philipballewso just do yes?02:27
philipballewyou might like my laptops name...02:27
pleia2yes02:27
pleia2no need to pastebin everything, it'll ask several questions probably :)02:27
philipballewalright. sweet then02:27
philipballewWhat approach I you want?  (Choose 'local::lib', 'sudo' or 'manual')02:28
philipballew [local::lib] ?02:28
philipballewId just run it as root myself, but do I need something special for this setup?02:29
pleia2just hit enter, the option in brackets is the default02:29
pleia2default for everything is fine02:29
philipballewah, alright then02:30
philipballeweverything seems to be there pleia202:31
philipballewnow I install then with cpan02:31
pleia2ok great, now you're at a cpan prompt?02:32
pleia2type: install WordPress::XMLRPC02:32
philipballewyeah, im there02:32
pleia2it'll ask you if you want to install dependencies for a bit, just keep saying yes02:33
philipballewalright, its running some stuff02:33
pleia2nhandler: maybe we should track down this critter? :) http://packages.qa.debian.org/libw/libwordpress-xmlrpc-perl.html02:33
pleia2nhandler: if it's not impossible to get back into debian, it would be good02:34
pleia2philipballew: it needs some baby-sitting, just keep an eye on it and "yes" when things come up, pastebin if you land on any fatal errors02:35
pleia2(it should go ok though, just did this with JoseeAntonioR a couple months back)02:35
philipballewpleia2, error02:36
philipballewhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/1369269/02:36
pleia2blah02:38
pleia2ok, we may need to use sudo :(02:38
pleia2quit and run: sudo cpan02:38
pleia2rinse and repeat02:38
philipballewalright02:39
philipballeware you rested yet pleia2 ?02:41
philipballewtraveling the world and all?02:41
pleia2haha, yeah :) feeling much better02:41
philipballewnice. well it's installed.02:41
pleia2woohoo02:41
pleia2ok, quit that02:41
* philipballew dances 02:42
pleia2now the moment of truth, in the uwn/fridge directory type:02:42
pleia2perl ml2fridge.pl https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2012-November/036144.html02:42
philipballewHow do I know if i worked?02:43
pleia2did it give any errors?02:44
philipballewhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/1369281/02:44
philipballewmight of02:44
philipballewlet me make sure I entered login stuff right02:45
pleia2# WordPress::XMLRPC::newPost() - ERROR faultString, Bad login/pass combination.02:45
pleia2yeah02:45
philipballewI have to many passwords to remember02:46
pleia2hehe02:46
philipballewI think i never changed it from the temp one I got. Just did02:47
pleia2woohoo02:47
pleia2ok, now log into fridge02:47
philipballewseems good02:47
philipballewdone02:48
pleia2once you're logged in, go to the "Posts" link02:48
pleia2you'll see your post as a draft :)02:48
pleia2click on "Edit" under your post (I'm sure you're familiar with wordpress?)02:48
philipballewpretty femular. I have a blog there.02:49
pleia2at this point you'll typically want to come in here and say: hey akgraner, nhandler, pleia2 - someone look at my draft!02:49
pleia2and tell us what it is :)02:49
philipballew*familiar02:49
pleia2so I'm looking at your previewed post now02:49
philipballewWhat kind of things should I post?02:49
pleia2we'll get to that in a moment02:49
pleia2you need to make a few changes to this post02:50
pleia2first - the line wrapping is bad, you'll want to remove the line breaks that happen within a paragraph so there are only two paragraphs02:50
philipballewoh, well cant I just log in from the site with the ui and post that way?02:50
pleia2(it always does this with mailing lists posts)02:50
pleia2yeah, but the script does the citation and all the link formatting for you, much easier!02:51
pleia2we like scripts making our lives easier :)02:51
philipballewhum, interesting.02:51
pleia2let me know once you've fixed line breaks02:52
philipballewdone02:53
pleia2can you save the draft?02:53
pleia2(only one line fix is showing up on my preview)02:54
philipballewsaved02:54
pleia2ok, you'll want to fix the first paragraph too :)02:54
philipballewoh, thought I did02:55
pleia2you can click "preview" at any time to see what it looks like to see if it's all wrapping properly02:56
philipballewah, yeah. I can thats true02:56
pleia2ok, looks good! next...02:56
pleia2also, since this was a plain text email they needed to use [1] and [2] to reference links, this is a webpage so we don't need to those, you can move the links for those02:56
pleia2so you'll want to move up the one for the Ubuntu Developer Advisory Team up, so like:02:57
pleia2Over the past development cycle, the <a href="https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperAdvisoryTeam">Ubuntu Developer Advisory Team</a> reached...02:57
pleia2instead of having the [1] down below02:57
philipballewah, alright. I see that02:57
pleia2you can also do: It is also available as <a href="http://people.canonical.com/~dholbach/d-a-t/12.10Feedback-Contributors.pdf">a PDF</a>.02:58
pleia2and delete the [2]02:58
philipballewI dont know html02:58
pleia2it's just copy and pasting :)02:58
philipballewalright, lets see what I need to do here02:59
pleia2philipballew: we're not done!03:30
philipballewpleia2, ah, well then03:31
philipballewCan I look at this in a couple or is this not gonna take a super amount of time?03:31
philipballewunless you know someone who loves to help people write java code?03:32
pleia2I can fix it if needed03:32
pleia2just the change I mentioned above03:32
philipballewalright. Lets check this out03:32
philipballewpleia2, think i am not getting the html thing03:35
pleia2ok, can you save and get out of it, I'll make the edits and you can look at how I moved the links03:36
philipballewalright. I always just use the ui and do "insert links"03:36
pleia2ok, published03:39
pleia2you can view the post now - you'll see I just moved the links as I described in channel earlier03:40
pleia2enjoy homework time :)03:41
philipballewyeah, thats what I want to be doing on a Sunday night!03:41
pleia2hehe03:41
philipballewwell. Its only a two day week.03:41
pleia2lucky, 4 days for me (only get Thursday off)03:41
philipballewah, I finish class at 7:45 tuesday night and am on a plane to sac at 9:30.03:42
philipballewEnjoy your day off though03:42
* pleia2 will eat some turkey!03:43
philipballewbye bye03:43
Unit193I did, was good. ;)03:59
pleia2Unit193: wanna link check? :D03:59
pleia2(haha, I see you!)03:59
Unit193Sure.04:00
Unit193Back anyway.04:00
pleia2ok, it's off to the editors04:03
nhandlerpleia2: I can look a bit. A quick check just now shows that cpan has an older version than what was previously in Debian. I will look into where Debian was pulling the package from and see if that source has a newer version that addresses the previous issues causing it to be removed. Regardless, there is no reason we can't toss it up in a PPA somewhere04:21
nhandlerIgnore what I said about cpan, I was looking at the wrong page04:27
Unit193pleia2: Seems good.04:35
pleia2nhandler: thanks, it seemed like it was a once-off manual package that never went anywhere but I didn't look very hard, I am worried it's going to end up being something with a bunch of unpackaged dependencies, which I'd be willing to help with as a project but :)06:22
pleia2Unit193: thank you!06:22
dholbachgood morning07:59
vibhavThanks philipballew09:52
philipballewvibhav, I try.09:52
philipballewHows your day going vibhav ?09:53
vibhavAlso, I think you should remove the "full text is available below"09:53
* vibhav just arrived from school09:53
philipballewoh cool. I live at school09:53
vibhavThey're draining me09:53
vibhavExams, exams and exams09:53
vibhavMy school is kinda famous for that :)09:53
philipballewIm really stressed as well. Im trying to do a java project for school09:54
vibhavCool, we learn java at school too09:54
philipballewoh nice. I am trying to ask a user for the number of students they have in a class then ask for the grades of all these by using an array09:55
philipballewconfusing vibhav , but might get it soon09:56
vibhavThat's easy09:57
vibhavDo you want the code? I can do that09:58
philipballewvibhav, sure if you wanna help. let me type out exactly what I am doing. wait 2 minutes09:58
vibhavSure09:59
vibhavCould I PM you?10:00
vibhav(we might be causing some traffic here :))10:01
philipballewvibhav, yeah10:01
nhandlerpleia2: Unpackaged dependencies are easy enough to sort out (especially for perl modules). The only tricky area is if this module (or one of its dependencies) is not suitable for Debian (whether due to bugs or copyright/license issues)14:25
Silverlionhi there18:15
Silverlionhey cody18:52
pleia2The new edition of the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter is now available here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue29223:36

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