MacPorts portfiles for radlib-2.8.5 and wview-5.7.1
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mbclark
Nov 15, 2009, 6:56:32 PM11/15/09
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I've updloaded new portfiles for the MacPorts distribution to the
files area. These portfiles have also been submitted and should be
pushed to the MacPorts distribution in the next few days (weeks!).
The file is called "MacPorts radlib-2.8.5 wview-5.7.1.zip"
files area. These portfiles have also been submitted and should be
pushed to the MacPorts distribution in the next few days (weeks!).
The file is called "MacPorts radlib-2.8.5 wview-5.7.1.zip"
Chris Alemany
Nov 17, 2009, 5:51:28 PM11/17/09
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Hey Brooks.
I've been wondering if you have had any success lately with your uptime-preserving/resilience code that we talked about a few weeks ago.
I seem to have narrowed the problem down to a faulty network jack on my end that is cutting in and out periodically and sending htmlgend and wviewd to the looney bin while the other daemons happily continue on (wviewftpd being one).
isn't procmon supposed to notice this stuff?
Cheers for your help.
Chris
Chris Alemany
3854 6th Ave
Port Alberni, BC, Canada
V9Y4M2
home: 250-723-0889
cell / text: 250-918-0027
http://www.alberniweather.ca
http://www.murkyview.com
chri...@gmail.com
I've been wondering if you have had any success lately with your uptime-preserving/resilience code that we talked about a few weeks ago.
I seem to have narrowed the problem down to a faulty network jack on my end that is cutting in and out periodically and sending htmlgend and wviewd to the looney bin while the other daemons happily continue on (wviewftpd being one).
isn't procmon supposed to notice this stuff?
Cheers for your help.
Chris
3854 6th Ave
Port Alberni, BC, Canada
V9Y4M2
home: 250-723-0889
cell / text: 250-918-0027
http://www.alberniweather.ca
http://www.murkyview.com
chri...@gmail.com
mbclark
Nov 17, 2009, 9:07:43 PM11/17/09
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The problem I have is with the USB connection dropping on VP2 console.
I had resolved the issue on my old machine by using iron cores on the
power and USB cables.
When I upgraded to a new Mac Mini recently, though, the problem
started again.
Davis now admits to the problem and suggests that the issue is with a
noisy power supply. Their recommended "fix" is to disconnect the power
supply to the console and run it off of battery power. Supposedly, the
batteries will last up to a year. I'm giving this a try now.
> chris...@gmail.com
I had resolved the issue on my old machine by using iron cores on the
power and USB cables.
When I upgraded to a new Mac Mini recently, though, the problem
started again.
Davis now admits to the problem and suggests that the issue is with a
noisy power supply. Their recommended "fix" is to disconnect the power
supply to the console and run it off of battery power. Supposedly, the
batteries will last up to a year. I'm giving this a try now.
mbclark
Nov 19, 2009, 8:09:14 PM11/19/09
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The updated portfiles have been committed to the MacPorts
distribution. To update, just do:
sudo port selfupdate
then
sudo port -u upgrade outdated
(Note: if upgrading from 4.x or earlier versions, you should uninstall
wview and radlib, then reinstall them.)
distribution. To update, just do:
sudo port selfupdate
then
sudo port -u upgrade outdated
(Note: if upgrading from 4.x or earlier versions, you should uninstall
wview and radlib, then reinstall them.)
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