web demo version

[Meidan]

What's the version the parser used in the web demo (http://
www.link.cs.cmu.edu/link/submit-sentence-4.html)?
I'm getting different results when I run 4.7.3 locally with default
parse options, for some sentence.

[Linas Vepstas]

Version 4.1b There have been a vast number of bug fixes since then.

None of us here have access to that machine, and so it continues
to run the old version.

--linas

[Ben Goertzel]

Linas,

This suggests to me that it might be nice to put up a Web demo with
the current version of the link parser, perhaps giving RelEx results
as well. We used to have such a demo running in Brazil, for private
use only, but it was taken down a while ago. Perhaps we could run
this on an OpenCog server?

ben

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[Linas Vepstas]

On 23 February 2011 12:55, Ben Goertzel <b...@goertzel.org> wrote:
> Linas,
>
> This suggests to me that it might be nice to put up a Web demo with
> the current version of the link parser, perhaps giving RelEx results
> as well.  We used to have such a demo running in Brazil, for private
> use only, but it was taken down a while ago.  Perhaps we could run
> this on an OpenCog server?

I've often thought about this, but have shied away mostly due to
security concerns. Which aren't exactly rational. My two servers here
get about a dozen script-kidde-style hacking attempts every hour.

ssh passwd guessing goes on almost constantly. (BTW, a large
fraction of these are from chinese ip addrs).

So I fear that setting up the demo, I'll make some stupid apache
config error or whatever. Like I said, I'm being sort-of irrationally
fearful here.

--linas

[Ben Goertzel]

Hmmm... if nobody wants to host this, perhaps we should get OpenCog a
MediaTemple shared-server account just for demos.... It's not that
expensive these days, probably Novamente could foot the bill for
starters...

ben

[Simon J Stuart]

Linas,
I've no problem setting up such a demo on one of my servers... I'm probably
less likely to make such an Apache config error, and I employ "anti-hammer"
on all open sockets (essentially blacklists IP's after a set number of
failed access attempts within a given time period)

What I would do is set it up on a VPS... that way even if it did get
"hacked", it wouldn't be a risk to the more important things I'm hosting, or
anyone's personal data.

Regards,
Simon

--linas

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[Linas Vepstas]

On 23 February 2011 23:17, Simon J Stuart <kra...@greycascade.com> wrote:
> Linas,
> I've no problem setting up such a demo on one of my servers...

If you're willing to do this, that would be excellent!

--linas

[Ben Goertzel]

hear, hear!

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