VW 7.1.1 with postGreSQL 9.0.3 for StORE

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Re: VW 7.1.1 with postGreSQL 9.0.3 for StORE

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Re: VW 7.1.1 with postGreSQL 9.0.3 for StORE

Hello,

since 9.0, the default output method for bytea columns is 'hex', not 
'escape'.

Edit postgresql.conf:

bytea_output = 'escape'  # hex, escape

>
> Did anybody observe the same problem as me:
> With PostGreSQL 8.4.4 for StORE my image works just fine.
>
> With PostGreSQL 9.0.3, the image disconnects from the StORE repository whenever it likes, at least
> after each single action.
>
> Do I need some new packages for the new PostGRE version ?

Font mismatch on Sony laptop with Windows 7

We encountered a problem with a Font mismatch on a Sony
laptop running Windows 7. I seem to recall seeing an issue
about this a year or more ago. Does anyone have information
on this?

Thanks.

Terry

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Re: Font mismatch on Sony laptop with Windows 7

http://www.rlvision.com/misc/windows_7_font_bug.asp

On 01.03.2011 20:23, Terry Raymond wrote:
> We encountered a problem with a Font mismatch on a Sony
> laptop running Windows 7. I seem to recall seeing an issue
> about this a year or more ago. Does anyone have information

Re: [7.7.1] SSLRecordError: Unexpected end of stream

mkobetic <at> gmail.com wrote:
> Sorry, I didn't get around to looking at this yet. Is there a publicly accessible URL that we could use to
look at the details ?

Just to update people on the list, we looked at this problem and concluded that in this particular case the
SSL layer correctly detects a missing SSL close_notify alert, which is a required protection against
truncation attacks. The HTTP layer responds to this condition with the ParsingSimpleBodyError. It
would not be correct to suppress this exception in the framework, it is up to the application to accept the
possibly incomplete body (and resume the exception) or abort and do whatever error handling is necessary.

I wouldn't mind getting more details about the related issue with the gzipped content and why resuming the
exception in that case doesn't work. However I'm fairly confident that the proposed fix that suppresses
the SSLRecordError at the framework level is not acceptable general solution. That of course doesn't
mean that it's not acceptable in particular instance.

HTH,

Martin

Re: ESUG 2011 Call for Contributions

>>19th International Smalltalk Joint Conference - Call for Contributions
>>
>>		Edinburgh, England
>>
That's, ah, Edinburgh, _Scotland_,  actually - or Edinburgh, United 
Kingdom, or Edinburgh, Great Britain, or Edinburgh, Albion, or 
Edinburgh, Britannia, or ....

Saying 'England' for 'Britain' abroad is quite usual but saying 
'Edinburgh, _England_' is not quite geographically accurate - and may 
draw the occasional comment from the natives 

>>		
>>Please distribute widely
>>    
>>
Please correct the above line _before_ distributing widely.

          Yours faithfully
                Niall Ross

Re: Public Comment Invited

Sames, for what it's worth we don't use it and don't plan to use it. Last thing I want is discouraging someone
from contributing once they have access to the repository internally, but for public stores that's a
whole other story.

Sent from my iPhone

On 2011-03-03, at 17:55, "Samuel S. Shuster" <smalltalkgui <at> mac.com> wrote:

> 
> Dear Friends,
> 
> As some may know, Store has "Management Tables" and a system whereby an "Administrator" can provide, if
used with the OwnerOwershipPolicy, allows "Granting" Read and Publish (or none) rights to Bundles and Packages.
> 
> We are considering if we should remove the feature or replace it with something else... So....
> 
> First, does anyone use this? 
>    And if so, do you use it "Plain Out Of The Box"?
>        And if NOT, what kind of extensions have you implemented?
> 
> If you have looked at this feature and have decided not to use it, Why?
> 
> What features would you like to see in a "new" Administration system?
> 
>                                And So It Goes
>                                     Sames
> ______________________________________________________________________
> 
> Samuel S. Shuster [|]
> VisualWorks Engineering, Store Project
> Smalltalk Enables Success -- What Are YOU Using?
> 
> 
> 
> 

Re: Public Comment Invited

Sames,

We have it never installed and recommended to all of our customers not to
use it. Thus from my viewpoint it could go away.

Georg

PS: I remember well the Envy times where many projects implemented a button
"Let me come that person whom I need to be to perform the action I need to
do".

Georg Heeg eK, Dortmund und Köthen, HR Dortmund A 12812
Wallstraße 22, 06366 Köthen
Tel. +49-3496-214328, Fax +49-3496-214712

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: vw-dev-owner <at> parcplace.net [mailto:vw-dev-owner <at> parcplace.net] Im
Auftrag von Samuel S. Shuster
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 3. März 2011 23:52
An: List VWDEV; VWNC List NC
Betreff: Public Comment Invited

Dear Friends,

As some may know, Store has "Management Tables" and a system whereby an
"Administrator" can provide, if used with the OwnerOwershipPolicy, allows
"Granting" Read and Publish (or none) rights to Bundles and Packages.

We are considering if we should remove the feature or replace it with
something else... So....

First, does anyone use this? 
	And if so, do you use it "Plain Out Of The Box"?
		And if NOT, what kind of extensions have you implemented?

If you have looked at this feature and have decided not to use it, Why?

What features would you like to see in a "new" Administration system?

                                And So It Goes
                                     Sames
______________________________________________________________________

Samuel S. Shuster [|]
VisualWorks Engineering, Store Project
Smalltalk Enables Success -- What Are YOU Using?

Re: Public Comment Invited

Hello Samuel,

we dont use it.

mit freundlichen Grüßen / best regards,
Josef Springer
(Geschäftsleitung/Management)

Postal
	Address
	_Josef.Springer <at> joops.com_
	Orlando-di-Lasso Str. 2
	D-85640 Putzbrunn
Phone
	Office
	+49 (0)89 600 6920
	
	
Phone 	Fax
	+49 (0)89 600 69220
	
	
Web
	Web
	http://www.joops.com
	
	

JOOPS
	(HRB München 86239)

*-- the software company --*

Samuel S. Shuster wrote:
> Dear Friends,
>
> As some may know, Store has "Management Tables" and a system whereby an "Administrator" can provide, if
used with the OwnerOwershipPolicy, allows "Granting" Read and Publish (or none) rights to Bundles and Packages.
>
> We are considering if we should remove the feature or replace it with something else... So....
>
> First, does anyone use this? 
> 	And if so, do you use it "Plain Out Of The Box"?
> 		And if NOT, what kind of extensions have you implemented?
>
> If you have looked at this feature and have decided not to use it, Why?
>
> What features would you like to see in a "new" Administration system?
>
>                                 And So It Goes
>                                      Sames
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> Samuel S. Shuster [|]
> VisualWorks Engineering, Store Project
> Smalltalk Enables Success -- What Are YOU Using?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>   

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