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<0> i''ll show you guys the code.. it's still being worked on
<1> Wine?
<2> "Tell your father that I am going to get my lawer, and that he is going to arrest him!" - kerpal
<1> qemu?
<3> wine?
<0> still adding placeholders and finishing touches
<4> remote desktop, heh?
<0> http://pastebin.com/582316
<5> The paste 582316 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/685
<1> OH NO! THE PORTS MAKEFILE FOR RSYNC IS BROKEN!
<6> m1chael: isn't the paypal status-via-ebay thing dangerous?
<0> i don't see why not
<6> m1chael: I mean it only shows that the person has paid, it doesn't show if the payment cleared or not
<6> which you an get only via IPN
<0> if ( $item->{Status}->{PaymentMethodUsed} eq "PayPal" && $item->{Status}->{eBayPaymentStatus} eq "NoPaymentFailure" ) {
<0> NoPaymentFailure is the status indicating that it's OK.
<6> m1chael: echecks
<0> there's a value for echecks
<6> they are accepted right away, but can get witdhrawn in 4 -5 days
<0> hmm
<6> if they don't clear with the bank
<0> http://developer.ebay.com/DevZone/XML/docs/WSDL/xsd/1/simpletype/PaymentStatusCodeType.htm
<7> m1chael's url is at http://xrl.us/kaf5
<1> "NoPaymentFailure" is OK?!
<6> m1chael: good point
<0> NoPaymentFailure, BuyerECheckBounced, BuyerCreditCardFailed, BuyerFailedPaymentReportedBySeller, PayPalPaymentInProcess
<6> m1chael: so now you need a way to deal with the MOFOs who don't pay via ebay->paypal, but go to paypal directly :))
<0> haha
<0> yeah
<0> ****ers.
<0> falling outside the system
<1> "PaymentSuccessful" would be MUCH more useful.
<0> ebay calls their variables weird sometimes
<0> i don't understand them
<8> it's called bulgarian notation
<0> do you guys like autographs?
<0> thats what we sell
<0> can i spam my url? just once :P
<6> pravus: no wikipedia entry
<8> |RABBIT|: i was joking. it's a play on hungarian notation
<6> pravus: but shouldn't there be one? :))
<6> pravus: I mean I had the misfortune to grow up there (for some time) and couldn't agree more :D
<8> |RABBIT|: heh. i used to know a guy from bulgaria. he had some interesting stories.
<0> the ebay programmers are pretty skilled
<0> :P
<9> lol
<1> Hungarian Notation
<8> Romanian Notation
<10> I need to create a backup scheme that is robust can anyone recommend any turnkey opensource program to accomplish this?
<8> xp_: amanda?
<10> pravus do you use that?
<8> xp_: i have toyed with it
<8> it seems to have most features of larger "Enterprise" backup solutions
<11> xp_: tar.
<11> nothing can beat tar.
<1> xp_: Define "backup" and "robust".
<12> rsync. Its turnkey, but you need a few different keys. And trained operatives to turn all the keys simultaneously.
<0> i use rsync
<1> I am starting to work out an rsync solution for both backup and sync.
<1> It makes me nervous.
<8> i think i am going to rsync to a central server and tar it to tape from there
<1> But I think it will work out.
<10> Yaakov well, robust meaning it checks for errors, retries, doesn't just stop with nobody knowing, confirms the backup etc... maybe has an interface to allow users to get at the backups
<8> xp_: you can do all of that with tar/rsync, but you'd have to write it
<1> xp_: Amanda is that sort of thing. It has a couple of vulnerabilities, but I think they are fixed.
<8> xp_: amanda gets you a little closer for some of that, but you'd have to put some sort of glue in there maybe
<10> pravus ya, I am busy as ****, I want to get something pre-written, like I don't want to re-write linux you know?
<1> I am going to use rsync without tar.
<13> rsync++
<8> Yaakov: just hot backups?
<10> Sound rsync++ what is that?
<8> xp_: he is giving rsync karma
<10> rsync karma?
<1> In my case "backup" is defined as multiple copies with geographic diversity.
<13> xp_: it a way to say "I like rsync".
<10> oh ok, ya I like rsync too, but I don't want to program the hell out of the whole thing you know?
<1> I am not not going to try to use backup as version control, I am handling that through svn.
<14> perlbot: life with cpan > BinGOs
<1> So it will be approximately rsync + svn.
<1> With rsyncing of working copies.
<8> actually i need to make some phone calls today to get some drives and memory replaced...
<8> Yaakov: that's not bad
<1> I still haven't worked out all the temporal issues.
<8> i do something similar for an office i do evening work for
<1> But I think it should be OK.
<1> Actually, I should admit that I DO use tar for archiving, but that is a different sort of thing.
<1> It's plenty helpful, though.
<8> i've got ~14GB worth of chromatograph data that has to be kept for records
<1> Also, I am going to try doing sqldumps into svn with scripted commits.
<1> That seems promising.
<8> Yaakov: that's not a bad idea ***uming you don't have tons of data
<1> Not of my databases are especially large.
<1> And the rollback/diff capability is attractive.
<15> perlbot paste
<16> Paste your code and #perl will be able to view it: http://sial.org/pbot/perl http://dragon.cbi.tamucc.edu:8080 http://erxz.com/pb
<1> My databases are all things like people, website content, place definitions--nothing big.
<8> Yaakov: it also lets you see how your data has changed over time
<8> which can be a good thing
<1> Right now I just do timestamped dumps, which works but isn't very elegant.
<1> OK... I have to go make spanakopita!
<8> uhm.. .sure!
<17> wsmith: !
<18> hey guys
<19> *sigh* friday already
<18> when I install in cpan eerything ends with :
<18> Writing Makefile for AppConfig
<18> -- NOT OK
<19> look further up for more error messages.
<18> but when i go to the .cpan dir and run, perl Makefile.PL, make, make install everything works
<18> any idea?
<20> time::piece seems to add 3600 (one hour) to the epoch values i p*** to it.. is there a way to change this?
<15> buu!
<8> tech: perhaps there is some sort of timezone issue? like you have XDT instead of XST set?
<15> http://erxz.com/pb/686
<17> wsmith: How goes?
<13> tech: subtract 3600? actually I guess that's normal behaviour you should understand insted of looking for a workaround
<15> buu, lovely. corporate america ****s
<17> ha ha, ****er
<15> but, corporate america *is* rich
<17> That's what you get for spawning.
<20> Sound, uh, i'm trying to understand. i'mt rying to get time::piece to work with GMT, not my local timezone
<15> Had a scare yesterday. Thought I was going to 1UP again
<17> wsmith: @!
<11> trying to get this crappy mouse working again :(
<15> PerlGolf anyone?
<17> wsmith: I would, but I should probably go to work
<17> =[
<15> ha ha.
<17> yeah
<15> being grown up ****s
<17> Yeah
<17> On the plus side now I get paid for playing with perl
<17> Woohoo1
<15> w00t
<17> wsmith: We've found a new hobby though, it's great
<20> $t = Time::Piece->strptime("0 GMT", "%s %Z") if (!$epoch); if i do this , it says the time is 01:00, it should be 00:00
<17> We blame you for all the problems.
<17> Anyway, see you later.
<21> How can I print out a dollar amount? So like 4.723125 should be printed as 4.72 ?
<21> and 1 should be 1.00
<17> mini0n: sprintf
<1> mini0n: Do all your calculations in cents, not floating point.
<1> Then convert it.
<21> hmm
<21> thanks
<1> THEN worry about perldoc -f printf
<5> The perldoc for printf - is at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/printf.html
<1> and possibly perldoc -f sprintf
<5> The perldoc for sprintf - is at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/sprintf.html
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