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Merge branch 'master' of git://git.psyced.org/git/psyced

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Gabor Adam Toth 2010-02-24 12:08:34 +01:00
commit 8433d2c142
3 changed files with 47 additions and 40 deletions

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@ -378,6 +378,7 @@ ________________________________________________________________________
- parse.i erlaubt es den begrüßungspunkt wegzulassen wenn man
stattdessen ne leerzeile liefert. aua -- egal, wir wechseln auf spyc
- auch derb, er akzeptiert ".xx" statt "."
- /silence conversation doesn't filter /action
@ -3996,6 +3997,12 @@ person, user
usercmd
+ /forceenter only exists temporarily to circumvent a bug
- immediately show presence of a newly acquired friend, thx tg
http/fetch
+ POST support
new: http/oauth
userthreads, threads, accept etc
+ experimental microblogging on your web profile, thx tg
#define _flag_enable_module_microblogging
+ twitter submit
+ signatures

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@ -121,35 +121,37 @@ sub say {
unless -x $base;
my $sandbox = "$base/world";
die "psyced library $sandbox does not exist" unless -x $sandbox;
my $arch = "$base/bin-$_type_architecture";
my $execs = "$base/bin-$_type_architecture";
my $config = $c{_basic_path_configuration} || $base;
# this isn't taking $ARCH_DIR from install.sh into account
# but maybe it shouldn't anyway..
say "Looking for driver in $arch/$driver\n";
unless (-x $arch && -x "$arch/$driver") {
$arch = "$base/bin-$_type_system";
say "Looking for driver in $arch/$driver\n";
unless (-x $arch && -x "$arch/$driver") {
$arch = "$base/bin-linux";
say "Looking for driver in $arch/$driver\n";
if (-x $arch && -x "$arch/$driver") {
say "\nBug in $0: We didn't find $base/bin-linux in the appropriate way.\nThat's not nice. Continuing however.\n"
} elsif (not -x ($arch = "$base/bin") && -x "$arch/$driver") {
say "Looking for driver in $arch/$driver\n";
# bad place for psyclpc really..
# since it is usually of no commandline use
# but where else should psyclpc.ebuild
# install it? in /opt/psyclpc? for two files?
$arch = "/usr/sbin";
say "Looking for driver in $arch/$driver\n";
# the following is very unlikely to happen:
die <<X unless -x $arch && -x "$arch/$driver";
say "Looking for driver in $execs/$driver\n";
unless (-x $execs && -x "$execs/$driver") {
$execs = "$base/bin-$_type_system";
say "Looking for driver in $execs/$driver\n";
unless (-x $execs && -x "$execs/$driver") {
$execs = "$base/bin-linux";
say "Looking for driver in $execs/$driver\n";
unless (-x $execs && -x "$execs/$driver") {
$execs = "$base/bin";
say "Looking for driver in $execs/$driver\n";
unless (-x $execs && -x "$execs/$driver") {
$execs = "/usr/local/sbin";
say "Looking for driver in $execs/$driver\n";
unless (-x $execs && -x "$execs/$driver") {
$execs = "/usr/sbin";
say "Looking for driver in $execs/$driver\n";
die <<X unless -x $execs && -x "$execs/$driver";
Could not find any directory containing $driver.
X
}
}
}
say "Found driver in $arch/$driver\n";
}
}
say "Found driver in $execs/$driver\n";
# is it really that hard?
die "but $execs/erq is missing\n" unless -x "$execs/erq";
my $user = $c{_basic_system_user} || 'daemon';
my ($login,$pass,$uid,$gid) = getpwnam($user)
@ -345,7 +347,7 @@ X
open O, '>', $t or die "Cannot write to $t";
my $db = $c{_optional_level_debug} || '0';
my $psyced = "$arch/$driver -DDEBUG=$db";
my $psyced = "$execs/$driver -DDEBUG=$db";
my $debugfile;
if ( $c{_optional_use_file_debug} ) {
@ -454,18 +456,12 @@ if test "\$1" = "-u"
then
if test -e $sandbox/status-0-beta-OK
then
# echo "automated update functionality no longer available. try"
# echo "'git fetch origin', optionally 'git diff master..origin/master'"
# echo "and finally 'git merge -s resolve origin' instead"
# exit 1
# echo "${hi}ATTENTION: ${lo}Please give an empty password to log in (-> press enter)"
## (cd $sandbox/.. && cvs login && cvs -q update -dP && cvs logout)
echo ""
echo "Fetching update from public git repository..."
echo ""
(cd $sandbox/.. && git fetch origin)
git fetch origin
echo ""
echo "You can now read the changes using ${hi}\$0 -d${lo}"
echo "You can now look at the changes using ${hi}\$0 -d${lo}"
echo "or activate the changes using ${hi}\$0 -m${lo}"
fi
if ! test -e $sandbox/status-0-beta-OK
@ -482,30 +478,34 @@ then
echo "The file you just saw is: ${hi}${lib}/status-0-DEPRECATED${lo}."
exit 1
else
echo "It may be a good idea to run ${hi}\$0${lo} again before you continue."
# this \$0 is for psyconf, not for psyced.. don't escape it
echo ""
echo "It may be a good idea to run ${hi}$0${lo} again before you continue."
fi
exit
fi
if test "\$1" = "-d"
then
## (cd $base && cvs -q diff -ur HEAD|\$PAGER)
(cd $base && git diff master..origin/master | \$PAGER)
## cvs -q diff -ur HEAD|\$PAGER
git diff master..origin/master | \$PAGER
exit
fi
if test "\$1" = "-m"
then
# git is seriously unsuited for this job. we need to "check in" the changes
# to file permissions etc or otherwise we can't update things at all...
(cd $base && git commit -a -m 'automatic by psyced -m')
# merging will of course fail.. sigh
(cd $base && git merge -s resolve origin)
git stash save 'changes stashed automatically by psyced -m'
git merge -s resolve origin
# restore local changes?
# git stash apply
echo ""
echo "If you had local changes to your files you can now restore them using"
echo "${hi}git stash apply${lo}"
exit
fi
# if your ldmud is too old, it may not understand --pidfile and --tls-*
commandline="$psyced -s 0 -s v0 --swap-file $base/psyced.swap --erq $arch/erq --pidfile $sandbox/data/$driver.pid -m $sandbox -u $portUDP $ports"
commandline="$psyced -s 0 -s v0 --swap-file $base/psyced.swap --erq $execs/erq --pidfile $sandbox/data/$driver.pid -m $sandbox -u $portUDP $ports"
# keep the pid of this wrapper process, too
echo \$\$ >data/psyced.pid

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
/* twitter client
* http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-API-Documentation
*
* - register @ http://twitter.com/apps
* - register @ https://twitter.com/apps
* - settings:
* - app name: e.g. psyc://your.host/
* - app type: browser