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[06:11] vindolin
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hi.. i'm toying around with pyzmq.. i wrote a pub server that publishes change events to a log file and a sub client that plays geigercounter sounds when the log is modified.. this works as expected but after some time (hour or so) the client stops receiving messages. after restarting the client it works again for some time.
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[06:11] vindolin
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http://paste.pocoo.org/show/490233/
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[08:26] deam
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sundbp1: thanks I will look into it (majordomo)
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[09:17] vindolin
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http://paste.pocoo.org/show/HsZeBM2Ae8OrNq15MKqb/ <-- after an hour or so the clients stop receiving messages. after restarting them they again work for some time. any ideas?
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[09:25] sustrik
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vindolin: can you please create an issue in the bugtracker?
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[09:26] sustrik
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don't forget to specify the OS, version of 0mq etc.
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[09:28] vindolin
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sustrik: i wasn't sure if its a zmq problem or me doing something wrong
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[09:29] sustrik
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unlikely a user problem, given it works ok for an hour
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[09:31] vindolin
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ok
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[09:56] sustrik
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mikko: hi
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[11:23] vindolin
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is the channel log lagging?
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[13:02] mikko
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sustrik: hi
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[13:05] sustrik
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mikko: hi
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[13:05] sustrik
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the debian problem
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[13:06] sustrik
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i have ubuntu on my box and it does not happen
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[13:06] sustrik
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any chance of finding out where it gets stuck?
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[13:10] mikko
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sustrik: yes
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[13:10] mikko
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it gets stuck on debian and solaris
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[13:10] mikko
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let me attach gdb
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[13:10] mikko
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sec
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[13:10] sustrik
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i mean, a backtrace or something
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[13:10] sustrik
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yes, please
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[13:11] mikko
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https://gist.github.com/bb83ffc842d18c7bc41d
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[13:12] sustrik
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thansk
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[13:13] mikko
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i'll clean the workspace and build from scract just in case it's an issue with the build
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[13:13] mikko
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but it's been getting stuck consistently after 772
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[13:14] mikko
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fresh build going here http://build.zero.mq/job/libzmq_GCC-debian/784/console
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[13:17] mikko
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sustrik: stuck again
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[13:18] sustrik
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ok, looking at it
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[13:23] mikko
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yep, same happens when testing from interactive shell
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[13:42] mikko
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sustrik: does it help if you got access to the box
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[13:46] sustrik
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mikko: yes, that would be great
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[13:46] mikko
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sustrik: do you still have the same key?
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[13:46] sustrik
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yes
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[13:46] sustrik
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no change
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[14:23] sustrik
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mikko: ok, reproduced
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[14:26] mikko
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sustrik: cool
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[14:27] mikko
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it looks like 2.1 and 3.0 are broken --with-openpgm on solaris studio 12.2 on solaris
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[14:27] mikko
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need to look into that soon
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[14:31] sustrik
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ok
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[18:35] scrollbar
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When a subscriber loses a connection and gets a new IP, does it auto reconnect to the pub or do i have to detect if the connection was lost and manually reconnect?
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[18:41] mikko
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sustrik: it should reconnect automatically
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[18:43] Steve-o
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as long as there is no bind() it should work fine
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[18:45] mikko
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Steve-o: i didn't quite get your email
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[18:45] mikko
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i'm getting the build failure during zeromq build
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[18:46] Steve-o
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try running ./bootstrap.sh on Solaris
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[18:46] Steve-o
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rebuild the configure script
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[18:46] Steve-o
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I think it's a bug in the old version of autotools
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[18:46] Steve-o
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I'm wondering whether I should release a new repackage built on Linux instead of OSX
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[18:47] Steve-o
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from your log it looks like autotools did not detect the flags for C99 correctly
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[18:49] scrollbar
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strange.. in my case.. when I kill the wireless connection on my subscriber notebook and then switch it back on, the subscriber reconnects to the publisher in the interwebs.. but when my router gets a new ip it doesn't... the subscriber blocks forever.. bugtracker?
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[18:51] Steve-o
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scrollbar: looks like the TCP connection wasn't reset by the router
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[18:51] mikko
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Steve-o: something happened to the silent rules as well with the latest package
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[18:52] mikko
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not just osx
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[18:52] Steve-o
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mikko: I'm just upgrading by Debian VM, then I'll upload a 5.1.118~repack1
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[18:52] mikko
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but thats minor issue
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[18:52] mikko
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Steve-o: i can test solaris in a minute
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[18:52] mikko
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need to first find out how to turn this dehumidifier off
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[18:52] Steve-o
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s/by/my/
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[18:52] Steve-o
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scrollbar: look at the guide for a message pattern with heartbeats
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[18:53] scrollbar
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steve-o: will do.. thanks
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[19:05] Steve-o
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web irc client froze :/
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[19:05] Steve-o
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mikko: new re-packaging: http://code.google.com/p/openpgm/downloads/detail?name=libpgm-5.1.118-1~dfsg.tar.gz
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[19:05] Steve-o
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Using Debian 7 autotools instead of OSX 10.6.8
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[19:09] Steve-o
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I assume that is the preferred versioning form, who knows?
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[19:23] mikko
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Steve-o: i think yes
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[19:23] mikko
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let me test
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[19:24] mikko
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need to install wget on the box
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[19:24] Steve-o
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or scp from another
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[19:24] Steve-o
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depressing using Solaris some times
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[19:25] mikko
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doing pkg-get upgrade just for good measure
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[19:25] mikko
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odd that pkg-get seems to use wget
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[19:25] mikko
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but i just can't find it anywhere
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[19:26] mikko
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pkg-get makes solaris ok
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[20:35] mikko
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Steve-o: -1 seems to build fine
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[20:35] mikko
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silent rules work as well
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[20:35] mikko
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https://gist.github.com/350245415b6660506efb
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[20:35] mikko
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semi silent
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[20:37] Steve-o
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well, that's good for SunCC, let me check that __may_alias__
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[20:38] mikko
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thats not suncc
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[20:38] mikko
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solaris studio
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[20:38] mikko
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unless that is suncc
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[20:38] Steve-o
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same thing :P
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[20:38] Steve-o
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suncc, forte, sun one studio, solaris studio
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[20:38] Steve-o
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that looks good, I'm happy with only attributes giving warnings
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[20:39] Steve-o
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the overflow is a bit annoying
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[20:41] Steve-o
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I think Windows moans more now
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[20:54] mikko
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havent got windows up and running atm
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[20:55] Steve-o
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I guess should try MSVC 2011 in 8 developer preview
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[20:55] Steve-o
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ok fixed the overflow warning upstream, very minor
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[20:59] mikko
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http://build.zero.mq/view/libzmq/job/libzmq_GCC-debian/771/cppcheckResult/source.22/#606
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[21:00] mikko
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i dont think this path has been hit often :)
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[21:00] mikko
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Invalid number of character (() when these macros are defined: 'ZMQ_FORCE_SELECT'.
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[21:00] mikko
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cppcheck is actually proving to be semi-useful
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[21:02] Steve-o
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I use the C static analyser from Linux
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[21:02] Steve-o
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smatch
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[21:02] Steve-o
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that link errs in Chrome, too many redirects
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[21:17] mikko
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oh yeah
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[21:17] mikko
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might be mistake in the rules that force login over https
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[23:39] przemek
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hello?
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[23:40] przemek
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I have a question regarding using 0MQ on Windows. Is anyone able/willing to help?
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[23:51] mikko
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przemek_: sure
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[23:51] mikko
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sorry for the delay, i was actually just tinkering with windows
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