On Sat, 09 Oct 2010 21:35:55 -0700
Wolf Tivy wrote:
> Ok, it works if I make the port 6667, which is also not in my /etc/services.
> Should port just be 6667 instead of mucking around with symbolic port
> resolution?
Yes.
Robert Ransom
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Ok, it works if I make the port 6667, which is also not in my /etc/services.
Should port just be 6667 instead of mucking around with symbolic port
resolution?
- Original Message -
From: Wolf Tivy
Date: Saturday, October 9, 2010 9:27 pm
Subject: [dev] [sic][patch] fixes and questions.
To:
Hello!
some fixes for sic attached. story below.
sic was saying "error: cannot resolve hostname : Success" so I
went to the source.
The Success was because the code was written assuming the failure would set
errno, but it didn't.
I fixed it to print out the right error message, but make wouldn't
On slow connections i noticed a small improvement. I don't remember exactly
what i had to to in order for it to work. It was discussex on the list
before hough.
Has anyone experienced a speed increase using polipo caching proxy in
conjunction with surf? I mean, the browser is pretty fast already, but
polipo config is simple enough.
To make it talk to surf do I merely do a #define http_proxy in config.h?
Thanks.
Also, I'm still trying to figure out ho
Oh thanks a bunch! I also have one other question, I apologize for the
newbie questions for compiling this application. I've boned up on mercurial
and now I can rebuild with changes to config.h working as expected, but I
still don't know how to add in scripts. For example, the instructions for
t
> Is it possible to do a persistant modkey in Surf? Functionally I guess it
> would be the equivalent of an "insert" mode. You hit the modkey once then
> you can use the typical j,k, g etc. to browse, then if you need to type text
> you hit the mod again to go into standard mode. Plenty of other
hi st users,
here is a patch to support xclipboard st.
the code was extracted and adapted from x11.c of qemacs.
please try and if there is something to change, Iet me know.
pd: Aurélien, thanks for accepting my previous patch.
pd2: sorry my bad english.
saludos
-f
# HG changeset patch
# User fl
Thanks. I have gotten this issue worked out now.
Is it possible to do a persistant modkey in Surf? Functionally I guess it
would be the equivalent of an "insert" mode. You hit the modkey once then
you can use the typical j,k, g etc. to browse, then if you need to type text
you hit the mod again
I've been interested in sta.li for a while but luck has been against me.
surf leaks memory or something at maximum speed when I visit the
elevenislouder link on the sta.li website, and hg hangs trying to clone
hg.suckless.org/stali-toolchain. Furthermore, the hg repository hasn't
been touched in 7
Metasploit also distributes a copy of bionic with some patches in order to
compile multistage shellcodes without libc dependencies. I would love to have a
fork of bionic in the suckless repo with mk or makefiles.. I always find
anoying the android.mk ..unless we do a replacement to use android.m
no ofcourse not :) I just got this association in my head and thought
it was so cool so I wanted to share it with someone (hence the "sorry
if this came out as a brainfart" post scriptum)
2010/10/9 Adrian :
> Because the most important thing about a libc is the name...
>
>
Because the most important thing about a libc is the name...
Dear list
As far as I have understood (http://suckless.org/project_ideas) and
idea has been to use bionic as static libc in the Sta.li distribution.
However, it seems like this libc is relatively closely attached to the
Android SDK/NDK
(http://codingrelic.geekhold.com/2008/11/six-million-dollar-li
Thank you. I had been trying to work through the instructions in the read
me and doing a make clean install. This worked fine when I took the time to
actually clone the mercurial repository and work through mercurial. For
some reason I couldn't get this working with the AUR package. I think it
On Sat, 09 Oct 2010 09:44:31 +0400, Ramil Farkhshatov
wrote:
Mitchell Church wrote:
1. Download package from AUR. It consists of PKGBUILD and
config.def.h
2. Edit config.def.h
3. Run makepkg -g >> PKGBUILD to update config.def.h checksum.
4. Run makepkg to build package.
Yep, that's the w
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