Re: [dev] [wmii] Ruby wmiirc leaving space on screen without bar

2010-10-04 Thread Adam Lloyd
Excerpts from Davide Anchisi's message of 2010-10-04 07:04:45 -0400:
> I have noticed that too, and it is related to the use of witray (kill
> it and the space disappears, but it is not a valid solution).
> I am using plan9port wmiirc, so it does not depend on ruby.
> 
>Davide

That's what I thought might be the case.  Unfortunately, witray isn't
running (and Arch's wmii package doesn't even seem to include it, oddly
enough).

-Adam



Re: [dev] [wmii] Ruby wmiirc leaving space on screen without bar

2010-10-04 Thread Thomas Dahms

On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 15:03:18 +0200, Adam Lloyd  wrote:


Excerpts from Davide Anchisi's message of 2010-10-04 07:04:45 -0400:

I have noticed that too, and it is related to the use of witray (kill
it and the space disappears, but it is not a valid solution).
I am using plan9port wmiirc, so it does not depend on ruby.

   Davide


That's what I thought might be the case.  Unfortunately, witray isn't
running (and Arch's wmii package doesn't even seem to include it, oddly
enough).


witray is not in the 3.9.x branch but only in the default branch (that  
will become 3.10 one day).
Try wmii-hg from AUR if you want the bleeding edge. In any case, you may  
want wmii-hg to check if your bug is already fixed in tip.


Using the tip and the sh wmiirc, I don't see any spurious space in  
Twinview, but I never used the p9p or Ruby flavours.


--
Thomas Dahms



Re: [dev] [wmii] Ruby wmiirc leaving space on screen without bar

2010-10-04 Thread Davide Anchisi
I have noticed that too, and it is related to the use of witray (kill
it and the space disappears, but it is not a valid solution).
I am using plan9port wmiirc, so it does not depend on ruby.

   Davide


2010/10/4 Adam Lloyd :
> Hi!
>
> I've just noticed that, when using a second monitor with TwinView, my
> wmii setup leaves space at the bottom of the screen without the bar.
>
> I'm using the provided ruby wmiirc (with just a few modifications to the
> config.yaml) with wmii 3.9.2.  It doesn't happen with the default
> wmiirc.
>
> Any pointers for fixing it?
>
> -Adam
>
>



Re: [dev] [wmii] Ruby wmiirc leaving space on screen without bar

2010-10-04 Thread Davide Anchisi
Sure, I forgot to mention it: I do use wmii-hg, and the problem is with witray.
Witray appears only when there is an application in the tray (you can
tray nm-applet, or pidgin, for example). And along with witray appears
the space on the second monitor.
I had not the problem before "witrayed" versions (e.g. 3.9), and
killing witray makes the unwanted space disappeare.

I reported the bug some time ago, but got no answer nor fixes.

   Davide

2010/10/4 Thomas Dahms :
> On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 15:03:18 +0200, Adam Lloyd  wrote:
>
>> Excerpts from Davide Anchisi's message of 2010-10-04 07:04:45 -0400:
>>>
>>> I have noticed that too, and it is related to the use of witray (kill
>>> it and the space disappears, but it is not a valid solution).
>>> I am using plan9port wmiirc, so it does not depend on ruby.
>>>
>>>   Davide
>>
>> That's what I thought might be the case.  Unfortunately, witray isn't
>> running (and Arch's wmii package doesn't even seem to include it, oddly
>> enough).
>
> witray is not in the 3.9.x branch but only in the default branch (that will
> become 3.10 one day).
> Try wmii-hg from AUR if you want the bleeding edge. In any case, you may
> want wmii-hg to check if your bug is already fixed in tip.
>
> Using the tip and the sh wmiirc, I don't see any spurious space in Twinview,
> but I never used the p9p or Ruby flavours.
>
> --
> Thomas Dahms
>
>



Re: [dev] surf ssl handshake

2010-10-04 Thread Nick
Quoth Jacob Todd:
> I thought surf didn't have finished ssl support, and that pages weren't
> actually secure when visiting with https (https://grc.com won't load in
> surf). I could be wrong though.

https://grc.com returns 301 moved permenantly to 
http://grc.com/intro.htm So it looks like a bad example https 
page...

HTTPS works fine in surf. With the (large) caveat that any 
certificate failures aren't communicated in any way, and surf 
merrily continues regardless.  It'd be very nice to add this, and 
not too hard.


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Re: [dev] [wmii] Ruby wmiirc leaving space on screen without bar

2010-10-04 Thread Thomas Dahms

Am 04.10.2010, 16:17 Uhr, schrieb Davide Anchisi :

Sure, I forgot to mention it: I do use wmii-hg, and the problem is with  
witray.

Witray appears only when there is an application in the tray (you can
tray nm-applet, or pidgin, for example). And along with witray appears
the space on the second monitor.
I had not the problem before "witrayed" versions (e.g. 3.9), and
killing witray makes the unwanted space disappeare.

I reported the bug some time ago, but got no answer nor fixes.


From what I understand, Adam sees a bug with wmii 3.9.2, which has no  
witray. This is why I thought it may be a different bug and suggested to  
update his wmii installation.


--
Thomas Dahms



Re: [dev] [wmii] Ruby wmiirc leaving space on screen without bar

2010-10-04 Thread Adam Lloyd
Excerpts from Thomas Dahms's message of 2010-10-04 09:40:15 -0400:
> On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 15:03:18 +0200, Adam Lloyd  wrote:
> 
> witray is not in the 3.9.x branch but only in the default branch (that  
> will become 3.10 one day).
> Try wmii-hg from AUR if you want the bleeding edge. In any case, you may  
> want wmii-hg to check if your bug is already fixed in tip.
> 
> Using the tip and the sh wmiirc, I don't see any spurious space in  
> Twinview, but I never used the p9p or Ruby flavours.

Ah, that explains the lack of witray!

I had tried tip before posting, but it causes the Ruby wmiirc to fail
during initialization with a Rumai error.

As I said, my problem seems specific to the Ruby wmiirc; the sh wmiirc
works fine, as does one written in Chicken Scheme (although the latter
has some problems of its own).