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00:06.58 |
louipc |
brlcad: re: opennurbs hah they told me they
were collecting email addresses so they can contact people when
there are updates |
00:08.48 |
brlcad |
heh, I'd believe that too :) |
00:10.11 |
brlcad |
there's just no harm in supporting your
competition to make importers/exporters for their format to 3dm
(rhino) format -- either supports existing rhino customers (via
export functionalit) or helps steal/convert customers from their
competition :) |
00:10.29 |
brlcad |
pretty brilliant actually, i think |
00:10.36 |
brlcad |
(for a commercial code) |
00:10.55 |
louipc |
yeah it's in the spirit of commercial
interests really |
00:11.14 |
brlcad |
yeah, but the point was that they've been very
up-front about that from the start |
00:11.19 |
bjorkintosh |
brlcad, rhino strikes me as a maya/blender
sorta competitor... |
00:11.21 |
bjorkintosh |
am i wrong? |
00:11.29 |
louipc |
not what you immediately think when you see
the word 'open' |
00:11.47 |
brlcad |
that they're doing it for business reasons and
not for open source, but still providing it gratis |
00:12.03 |
brlcad |
bjorkintosh: they are very much |
00:12.16 |
louipc |
so yeah.. that's why I'm not so thrilled about
brl-cad using it |
00:12.19 |
louipc |
shrugs |
00:12.33 |
brlcad |
bjorkintosh: their opennurbs library, however,
is tiny slice of a much more extensive geometry toolkit |
00:12.52 |
bjorkintosh |
ah okay. |
00:13.14 |
brlcad |
and has actually only little to do with what
rhino itself does |
00:13.28 |
brlcad |
louipc: how so? |
00:13.36 |
brlcad |
because it's not free software? |
00:14.17 |
brlcad |
it's public domain, doesn't get much more "do
whatever you want with it" .. just with the caveat of "but don't
come crying back for more from me" |
00:14.18 |
louipc |
because upstream is uncooperative |
00:14.43 |
brlcad |
someone could turn it into a f/oss project if
they wanted |
00:15.05 |
brlcad |
i'm cool with that -- now if there was any
ambiguity and they pretended to be open source... |
00:15.29 |
brlcad |
that's effectively malicious intent |
00:15.40 |
brlcad |
or at least subversive |
00:15.43 |
brlcad |
they're not doing that |
00:17.32 |
brlcad |
louipc: plus, the framework itself is pretty
phenomenal just as a 'container' .. very clean API, probably saved
at least a couple *years* of development effort with no other
solution on par with as flexible usage rights |
00:20.18 |
starseeker |
anybody want to contact the minion folk about
licensing? |
00:27.13 |
madant |
is back |
00:27.36 |
madant |
starseeker: i was thinking of mailing
them |
00:28.13 |
madant |
LGPL or GPL ? |
01:00.13 |
brlcad |
it's already GPL |
01:00.21 |
brlcad |
that's nfg |
01:00.46 |
brlcad |
ideally lgpl or bsd |
01:01.16 |
madant |
:) ha.. probably starseeker would be tetter at
persuading them :D |
01:01.31 |
brlcad |
don't make them any promises, but they might
like to know why we're interested |
01:02.22 |
madant |
hmm |
01:02.48 |
madant |
i guess first i should try building it
:D |
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02:03.58 |
starseeker |
madant: Nah, go for it |
02:05.38 |
starseeker |
stares in awe at the number
of upgrades waiting for him in gentoo and realizes he has waited
too long since his last update |
02:05.41 |
starseeker |
groan |
02:05.57 |
starseeker |
plus a full kde rebuild against qt
4.5 |
02:06.07 |
starseeker |
the power bill will be higher this
month... |
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02:19.12 |
rahul_cool |
hello all |
02:20.33 |
rahul_cool |
i have a problem in configuring brlcad source
code |
02:21.12 |
rahul_cool |
when i gave the command svn checkout it says
that it could not connect to site |
02:21.31 |
rahul_cool |
can anyone help please |
02:31.58 |
louipc |
rahul_cool: you should post the exact
message |
02:38.56 |
rahul_cool |
i have download svn with the help of following
command... "sudo apt-get install subversion" |
02:39.20 |
rahul_cool |
the output is... |
02:39.39 |
rahul_cool |
svn: OPTIONS of 'https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk':
could not connect to server (https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net) |
02:40.15 |
rahul_cool |
i gave this command many times and always same
output appears |
02:40.39 |
rahul_cool |
i gave svn checkout https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk
brlcad |
02:42.17 |
madant |
do u have to use a proxy to access the sites
? |
02:42.52 |
rahul_cool |
i tried .subversion/servers command and the
output is permission denied |
02:44.25 |
madant |
er.. .subversion/servers command ? you have to
edit that file and put in the proper proxy host and port
etc. |
02:44.53 |
dreeves |
can you ping the
brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net |
02:45.05 |
dreeves |
server |
02:46.05 |
rahul_cool |
yes i am able to access this site |
02:46.15 |
dreeves |
then you don't have a proxy issue |
02:46.34 |
dreeves |
can you touch x in the directory where you are
attempting to checkout |
02:47.20 |
rahul_cool |
touch x means??i did not get u |
02:47.35 |
dreeves |
type the command 'touch x' |
02:47.46 |
rahul_cool |
ok |
02:48.05 |
dreeves |
if it works means you have access to write to
the directory you are in |
02:48.06 |
madant |
you are able to access the server by using the
ping command from the shell ? correct ? |
02:48.21 |
dreeves |
good question? |
02:49.35 |
rahul_cool |
i didnot try ping command i access that site
by putting its url address on net |
02:49.57 |
dreeves |
no madant is right you need to try in the
shell |
02:50.09 |
dreeves |
you could have a proxy setup in the
browser |
02:50.32 |
rahul_cool |
ok... i try |
02:52.00 |
dreeves |
well |
02:53.07 |
dreeves |
sorry madant I hope I didn't step on you
there, habit I get this issue seems like every day at work it
always 1 of 3 things |
02:53.55 |
madant |
hehe :D not at all.. |
02:54.04 |
dreeves |
cool |
02:54.17 |
madant |
scratches his trying to
understand where the stepping might have happened
:D |
02:54.29 |
madant |
yikes |
02:54.43 |
madant |
scratches his HEAD trying to
understand where the stepping might have happened
:D |
02:54.59 |
dreeves |
oh i didn't on purpose |
02:55.47 |
madant |
:D now i am plain confused .. :) how's the
code surfing coming along dreeves ? |
02:55.50 |
dreeves |
but you where kind of talking to rahul and
then I jumped in and I'm new to this so I'm not certain of the
exact protocols/formalities |
02:56.11 |
dreeves |
cool I'm getting there |
02:56.25 |
madant |
shouts screw formalities
:D |
02:56.41 |
dreeves |
yeah I typically do |
02:57.14 |
dreeves |
I'm familiar with the code but some of the
math I have to get back into it has been a little while since i
have really done it at this level |
02:57.39 |
dreeves |
some code has changed since I worked on it
before but most is the same |
02:58.05 |
madant |
thought about what exactly you want to work on
? i might have missed some IRC discussion |
02:58.49 |
madant |
i wonder how it must have been all those years
ago .. :) |
02:58.54 |
dreeves |
yeah I think I'm going to give a hand at
nurbs |
02:59.06 |
dreeves |
being I'm rusty at math |
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03:00.08 |
rahul_cool |
i gave the command |
03:00.25 |
rahul_cool |
ping https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk |
03:00.32 |
rahul_cool |
the output comes |
03:00.41 |
madant |
just 'ping brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net
' |
03:00.49 |
rahul_cool |
ping: unknown host https://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk |
03:01.58 |
rahul_cool |
ok..........on that command |
03:02.03 |
rahul_cool |
the output is |
03:02.05 |
rahul_cool |
PING svn.sourceforge.net (216.34.181.65)
56(84) bytes of data. |
03:02.31 |
rahul_cool |
and still the process is not over |
03:02.50 |
dreeves |
are you something like 64 bytes from
.... |
03:04.12 |
rahul_cool |
sorry, but i dont understand your
question |
03:04.28 |
madant |
rahul_cool : press Ctrl-C and see if you have
100 % packet loss |
03:05.13 |
rahul_cool |
yes 210 packets transmitted, 0 received,
100% packet loss, time 209062ms |
03:05.24 |
madant |
rahul_cool: do you have any idea if you use an
http proxy in your browser settings ? |
03:05.53 |
rahul_cool |
yes i do use in browser settings |
03:06.24 |
madant |
you have to edit the .subversion/servers file
to use the same proxy settings |
03:06.48 |
madant |
i hope the comments in the files are
understandable enough for you to edit it. |
03:07.07 |
rahul_cool |
ok |
03:07.24 |
rahul_cool |
i try it |
03:08.10 |
madant |
you just have to uncomment(remove the initial
hash) two lines and put in the proper proxy host and proxy
port |
03:08.22 |
madant |
below the [global] line |
03:08.56 |
madant |
and then try svn checkout http://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk
brlcad just in case the https is giving u trouble |
03:09.41 |
madant |
rahul_cool: u are doing a BS in computer
science ? |
03:09.52 |
rahul_cool |
no btech |
03:10.03 |
madant |
which year ? |
03:10.10 |
rahul_cool |
final year |
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03:10.18 |
madant |
which Univ / college ? |
03:10.30 |
rahul_cool |
NIT Kurukshetra |
03:11.17 |
rahul_cool |
In our college we rarely use linux |
03:13.15 |
madant |
hehe.. np .. simple things can appear
complicated in the beginning :) |
03:13.51 |
rahul_cool |
may i know what u are doing?? |
03:14.28 |
madant |
er. me ? :D i just passed out from IIT
Kharagpur last year.. on a sabbatical since september |
03:14.50 |
rahul_cool |
ok. |
03:15.22 |
rahul_cool |
can u plz tell me where is .subversion/servers
file?? |
03:15.47 |
madant |
in ur home directory |
03:16.31 |
rahul_cool |
no it is not there |
03:16.54 |
madant |
there is a hidden folder .subversion . in it
there is a file called servers.. if you use vim u can straight away
edit it from the shell using 'vim ~/.subversion/servers' |
03:17.36 |
madant |
in that case u can edit the default settings
at /etc/subversion/servers |
03:17.39 |
madant |
as root |
03:18.40 |
rahul_cool |
got it |
03:18.47 |
madant |
dreeves: any thoughts about what exactly in
nurbs ;) ? |
03:19.44 |
madant |
i really loved the idea of NURBS the first
time i heard about it.. as all great ideas come.. simple yet
powerful :D |
03:20.15 |
rahul_cool |
sorry..i dont have any idea |
03:20.31 |
madant |
rahul_cool: ? |
03:20.40 |
madant |
sorry i didn't get you |
03:21.06 |
rahul_cool |
oh oh sorry...i thought nurbs thing |
03:24.40 |
rahul_cool |
hey we use http proxy 172.16.0.1 but in that
file what we have to write in http host |
03:25.10 |
madant |
under the [global] section |
03:25.30 |
madant |
you must have something like # http-proxy-host
= defaultproxy.whatever.com |
03:25.40 |
rahul_cool |
yes |
03:25.55 |
madant |
replace it with http-proxy-host =
172.16.0.1 |
03:26.12 |
rahul_cool |
i was doing the same |
03:26.22 |
madant |
and similarly with the next line
http-proxy-port .. replace it with the port you have to
use |
03:26.37 |
madant |
and make sure you remove th # at the beginning
of the line |
03:27.10 |
rahul_cool |
ya ... |
03:27.24 |
madant |
and once you have saved the changes.. svn
checkout http://brlcad.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brlcad/brlcad/trunk
brlcad |
03:29.38 |
madant |
getting error messages again? |
03:31.09 |
rahul_cool |
wait plz |
03:33.25 |
rahul_cool |
it is saying option expected |
03:33.45 |
madant |
did you fill in the http-proxy-port
? |
03:33.53 |
rahul_cool |
yes |
03:33.55 |
rahul_cool |
8181 |
03:34.03 |
rahul_cool |
svn: /etc/subversion/servers:73: Option
expected |
03:34.59 |
madant |
tell me what is on line no: 73 of the servers
file |
03:36.03 |
rahul_cool |
http-proxy-host = 172.16.0.1 |
03:36.58 |
madant |
it is the http-proxy-host line right ? make
sure it is exactly 'http-proxy-host = 172.16.0.1' and at the end of
the line do a CR (Enter) just in case |
03:38.50 |
rahul_cool |
thanz buddy............. |
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03:38.58 |
rahul_cool |
its working great |
03:38.59 |
madant |
no more errors ? |
03:39.05 |
rahul_cool |
no |
03:39.10 |
madant |
k.. have fun hacking brl-cad :) |
03:39.37 |
rahul_cool |
hey can u help me in running
brlcad?? |
03:40.02 |
madant |
er ? come back to irc if you need any help
? |
03:40.29 |
rahul_cool |
can u give me ur id...just in
case... |
03:40.31 |
copenhague |
hello anyone using salome over here? |
03:40.36 |
madant |
somebody will be here most of the
time.. |
03:40.50 |
madant |
copenhague: anything particular ? |
03:41.01 |
copenhague |
just looking for inputs |
03:41.11 |
copenhague |
i'm thinking about installing it |
03:41.31 |
copenhague |
i think salome is better than bricad |
03:41.40 |
copenhague |
what do you think madant? |
03:41.41 |
madant |
aah.. i tried it out last year.. :D remember
the installation was tough on debian :D |
03:41.58 |
copenhague |
now theres the caelinux right? |
03:42.05 |
copenhague |
i'm on opensuse |
03:42.28 |
madant |
er.. u meant to say salome is better than
brlcad ? |
03:42.34 |
madant |
grrr.. :D |
03:42.46 |
copenhague |
i don't know |
03:42.49 |
copenhague |
you tell me |
03:43.01 |
copenhague |
i have the feel that is better |
03:43.08 |
madant |
i don't think so.. last time i checked
salome's UI and functionality was very minimal and besides they
deal with different things really |
03:43.37 |
copenhague |
i think i'll try bricad then |
03:43.56 |
madant |
brlcad :) |
03:44.04 |
madant |
what do u plan to use it for ? |
03:44.27 |
copenhague |
is there a nc simulation on bricad? |
03:44.41 |
copenhague |
just to 3d designs, modeling |
03:44.48 |
madant |
:) am not an expert |
03:45.01 |
copenhague |
i'm a cnc programmer and looking for modeller
for free |
03:45.03 |
madant |
u planning to do designs or numerical
simulation ? |
03:45.08 |
madant |
ah.. ok.. |
03:45.21 |
copenhague |
designs |
03:45.32 |
copenhague |
and or numerical simulations |
03:46.02 |
bjorkintosh |
which cnc machine do you work with,
copenhague? |
03:46.07 |
madant |
hmm.. i don't have a good answer .. so i must
shut up :D |
03:46.37 |
madant |
llikes stereolithography
better ;) |
03:46.51 |
copenhague |
all kind, i do programming
bjorkintosh |
03:47.00 |
copenhague |
mills 3, 4 axis |
03:47.06 |
copenhague |
multiaxis machines |
03:47.07 |
bjorkintosh |
lathes? |
03:47.09 |
bjorkintosh |
okay. |
03:47.19 |
copenhague |
i'm strong on multiaxis not lathe
anymore |
03:47.34 |
copenhague |
the multiaxis are lathe as-well |
03:47.41 |
copenhague |
you? |
03:48.12 |
madant |
is off to church
:O |
03:48.28 |
copenhague |
bjorkintosh, are you into cnc? |
03:48.48 |
copenhague |
is there a good cnc tool for linux other than
gcam |
03:48.51 |
copenhague |
? |
03:49.35 |
madant |
copenhague , you should stick around.. there
are some crazy people on this channel who will be able to offer
better comments :) |
03:49.51 |
copenhague |
sure, thanks |
03:49.58 |
copenhague |
i'll be back all teh time |
03:50.00 |
bjorkintosh |
copenhague, not me. there're some crazy people
... ah, what madant said. |
03:50.17 |
copenhague |
so you guys think that i'm crazy
hum. |
03:50.19 |
copenhague |
:) |
03:50.22 |
copenhague |
just joking |
04:00.19 |
bjorkintosh |
i'd never seen salome. |
04:00.45 |
copenhague |
http://caelinux.com/CMS/index.php?option=com_joomlaboard&Itemid=52&func=view&id=2495&catid=2 |
04:01.13 |
copenhague |
the last audi car was all designed with salome
and caelinux |
04:01.30 |
bjorkintosh |
hah. |
04:01.35 |
bjorkintosh |
that tells me nothing, to be honest. |
04:01.48 |
bjorkintosh |
a good number of cars were designed long
before CAD tools came to exist. |
04:02.02 |
copenhague |
i know |
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Ralith |
bjorkintosh: it tells you audi thought it was
the appropriate tool |
04:20.28 |
bjorkintosh |
i rather think it was arbitrary. |
04:20.45 |
dreeves |
Yeah but to bjorkintosh that still doesn't
really mean anything it could have been the appropriate tool for
alot of reasons that may not be relevant to anyone else |
04:20.48 |
bjorkintosh |
they could have achieved the same results with
a good #2 pencil and a great drawing curve. |
04:21.13 |
bjorkintosh |
and some rulers too :) |
04:21.52 |
bjorkintosh |
but i'm looking at salome's
screenshots. |
04:22.10 |
bjorkintosh |
is it pronounced 'saloMAY' or
'saLOAM'? |
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dreeves_ |
brlcad I think addressed all the issues you
brought please let me know if you catch anymore style problems. I
have defined the style in my editor so I don't have to remember to
follow the style |
06:05.44 |
dreeves_ |
I submitted a new patch |
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dreeves_ |
ok so I think I did that wrong I submitted a
whole new tacker but I realized I should have attached so I opened
the other tracker and attached sorry about that |
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rahul_cool |
hello all |
07:11.11 |
rahul_cool |
when i gave the command ./autogen.sh for
configuring ...the output comes |
07:11.14 |
rahul_cool |
Unable to locate GNU Autoconf. |
07:13.45 |
rahul_cool |
any one here to solve this problem
please |
07:39.04 |
rahul_cool |
on giving ./configure command the output
comes........ |
07:39.16 |
rahul_cool |
configure: error: *** compiler cannot create
working executables, check config.log *** |
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piksi |
brlcad: the no.1 thing brl-cad would need for
realistic usage in architecture and building industry is
IFC |
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rahul_cool |
hiiiiiiii |
11:08.08 |
_sushi_ |
brlcad: do people keep telling you which all
things are necessary in brl-cad? |
11:18.54 |
louipc |
rahul_cool: do you have autoconf
installed? |
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11:33.21 |
brlcad |
rahul_cool: for what it's worth, gsoc requires
participants to be highly self-motivated able to figure out
problems on your own -- we're here to help you when you get stuck,
not hold you hand every step of the way -- just keep that in
mind |
11:37.59 |
brlcad |
dreeves_: okay, will look at it |
11:40.28 |
brlcad |
piksi: agreed, and actually rather doable
given our object representation and attribute/value
system |
11:41.32 |
brlcad |
ifc data is essentially metadata over a
functional building representation, not unlike what we do for
modeling vehicles functionally for ballistic analyses |
11:43.10 |
piksi |
brlcad: do excuse my ignorance (haven't yet
dug deep into brl features) but how are materials represented in
brl models? are composite materials easy to use with the current
system (e.g. a wall with concrete + structural steel with
insulation on top of it and panels on top of that etc...)
? |
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11:45.32 |
brlcad |
piksi: right now, brl-cad defines material
properties at a "region" level -- which is intended to refer to a
single relatively homogeneous material type per region, but then
also allows application-specific attributes to be associated with
any object |
11:48.12 |
brlcad |
e.g. a wall with concrete + structural steel
would either be defined with a concrete wall region and the
structural steel actually modeled (which is usuall trivial with
CSG) as a region, or you make one "wall" region and assign it the
responsive properties of 'concrete+steel' as a material, or you can
make it concrete and assign it an application-specific set of
attributes (such as the structural steel properties) |
11:49.26 |
brlcad |
the same continues with the insulation and
panels -- brl-cad is intently designed for high-resolution modeling
so you could either physicaly represent the insulation and panels
as geometric regions, or similar to the structural steel just
associate them as application-specific data associated with said
"wall" region |
11:49.40 |
brlcad |
hopefully that makes some sense to
you |
11:49.56 |
brlcad |
I used a fair bit of brl-cad geometric
terminology in there |
11:50.14 |
brlcad |
an ifc-g importer would certainly be
interesting.. |
11:50.23 |
brlcad |
especially given it's also founded in express
like step |
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madant |
looking at brl-cad codeswarm
: a lot of mike and jra awesomeness till now.. lots of years left
:D |
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madant |
morrison was brlcad :P ? |
16:42.20 |
madant |
and now brlcad is morrison :D |
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16:43.27 |
brlcad |
madant: awesome, you should post the video up
on the website! |
16:43.54 |
brlcad |
if there's a way to combine names, that'd be
useful |
16:44.13 |
brlcad |
because several of the devs went from one
username to another when the project went open source and moved to
sourceforge |
16:45.37 |
madant |
hmm.. i havent made the video yet.. will put
in better colours and tweaking.. for the video i have to output
each frame to png and then combine them to make a .avi or
.mov |
16:46.19 |
madant |
don't think there is a name combine feature ..
but supports a regex based legend and colouration |
16:46.32 |
brlcad |
like morrison->brlcad and
jra->johnranderson and bparker->bob1961, etc |
16:46.40 |
brlcad |
ohloh has a list of how they all map
somewhere |
16:46.52 |
CIA-40 |
BRL-CAD: 03bob1961 * r34057
10/brlcad/trunk/src/librt/shoot.c: A slightly better mod to
rt_res_pieces_clean() that skips uninitialized rt_piecestate
structures. |
16:47.01 |
brlcad |
speak of the devil.. :) |
16:47.07 |
madant |
hah :) |
16:48.56 |
brlcad |
wonders how it visualizes the
open sourcing "event" that made massive changes |
16:50.19 |
brlcad |
madant: not sure if it's useful, but might be
able to correlate what you're looking at with this: http://brlcad.org/OLD/statcvs/
and http://brlcad.org/OLD/statcvs.normalized/ |
16:51.13 |
brlcad |
needs to run that
again |
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17:37.39 |
brlcad |
howdy mafm_ |
17:40.22 |
kanzure |
hrm, so what's up with that multitouch
thread? |
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piksi |
brlcad: thanks for a good explanation, i
thjink i understood the principles :-) |
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kanzure |
so I'm writing up an email for the list
regarding the parametrics/constraints stuff yesterday, is there
anything in particular I should include that I might
forget? |
19:19.15 |
brlcad |
kanzure: heh, kind of a loaded question
;) |
19:20.24 |
kanzure |
too late now :) sent the email |
19:20.27 |
kanzure |
gives his fingers a
break. |
19:27.34 |
brlcad |
good lord man |
19:27.46 |
kanzure |
bwahah |
19:28.05 |
brlcad |
there's like 10 discussions there |
19:28.09 |
kanzure |
that's right. |
20:06.27 |
CIA-40 |
BRL-CAD: 03bob1961 * r34058
10/brlcad/trunk/src/librt/tree.c: Minor formatting. |
20:10.14 |
CIA-40 |
BRL-CAD: 03bob1961 * r34059 10/brlcad/trunk/
(5 files in 3 dirs): Added ged_inside_internal() to libged and
modified ged_inside() to call it. Mged also calls this when getting
the inside of something being edited. |
21:44.36 |
kanzure |
brlcad: freedns.afraid.org is back
up. |
21:56.08 |
brlcad |
kanzure: the website may be, but the dns is
still down |
21:56.12 |
brlcad |
try a direct query |
21:56.17 |
brlcad |
nslookup @ns1.afraid.org
heybryan.org |
21:57.01 |
brlcad |
er, s/nslookup/dig/ |
21:58.04 |
kanzure |
and your claim that the reason that I don't
yet have these problems is because it's cached on some DNS server
I'm using? |
21:58.30 |
kanzure |
hrm. maybe you're just in a crummy
geographical location with bad nameservers? |
22:00.41 |
brlcad |
kanzure: heh, I'm sitting a few hundred feet
away from one of the 13 root name servers on the planet |
22:01.41 |
brlcad |
"H" is right here |
22:04.38 |
brlcad |
kanzure: my money is on afraid.org doing
something wrong or their ISP doing something wrong |
22:04.53 |
brlcad |
for starters, they have self-referential DNS
.. you're not supposed to do that |
22:06.29 |
brlcad |
could try http://freedns.ws/en/ or http://zoneedit.com |
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