이메일 #096 - #100
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이메일 #096
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 05:14:45 +0000
From: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Db::open/Db::close "Bad file descriptor" exception
To: [email protected]
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Thanks. The db::open/close errors confirm the pattern.
More interesting is the zombie sockets activity towards the end, and the
socket thread monitor tripped but didn't get it going again. Was the
machine disconnected from the net? MSG_DONTWAIT in test5 solved the
zombie problem for Liberty. What test version were you running? (I
should print the test version in the log)
[email protected] wrote:
> Here's the logs in case they're still useful.
>
>> I have an idea for a workaround, but it depends on what files the
>> errors are on. If you've accumulated several errors in db.log, could
>> you send it to me? (even if it's rather simple and boring) Is the file
>> listed always blkindex.dat, or does it include addr.dat or wallet.dat
>> too?
>
이메일 #097
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 05:32:22 +0000
From: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Forum
To: [email protected]
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That's great, this is going to fun! I'll research what people say about
the two.
[email protected] wrote:
> I installed both phpBB3 and Simple Machines Forum, which are kind of
> the market leaders among the open source forums. SMF's interface looks
> better on the first look, especially the admin panel. What do you
> think, shall we go with SMF or phpBB3?
>
>
이메일 #098
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:32:15 +0200
From: [email protected]
To: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Db::open/Db::close "Bad file descriptor" exception
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I think it was test version 5, not completely sure though. I'm running
the Linux version on a laptop which I move between different locations
and use the hibernate-feature instead of powering down.
> Thanks. The db::open/close errors confirm the pattern.
>
> More interesting is the zombie sockets activity towards the end, and
> the socket thread monitor tripped but didn't get it going again. Was
> the machine disconnected from the net? MSG_DONTWAIT in test5 solved
> the zombie problem for Liberty. What test version were you running?
> (I should print the test version in the log)
>
> [email protected] wrote:
>> Here's the logs in case they're still useful.
>>
>>> I have an idea for a workaround, but it depends on what files the
>>> errors are on. If you've accumulated several errors in db.log, could
>>> you send it to me? (even if it's rather simple and boring) Is the file
>>> listed always blkindex.dat, or does it include addr.dat or wallet.dat
>>> too?
>>
이메일 #099
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:14:56 +0000
From: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: SMF forum, need a mod installed
To: Martti Malmi <[email protected]>
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I've been configuring the SMF forum. They're saying SMF is better
written than phpBB and more reliable, so if I can get SMF to look right,
that's the preferable choice.
Most forums run vBulletin (big-boards.com lists 1376 vBulletin, 275
Invision, 245 phpBB and 41 SMF), so if you don't look like vBulletin or
Invision, it looks like you compromised because you couldn't afford
vBulletin. SMF's UI started out further away from the standard look,
but I've been able to use CSS to make it look more like the others.
I've done as much as I can with CSS, the rest requires editing PHP files
and uploading images. The forum doesn't have a built in file
upload/edit admin feature, it's added separately as the SMF File Manager
mod. I uploaded the mod but some files need to be chmod 777 so it can
install. If you go to Admin->Packages->Browse Packages and click on
Apply Mod, it offers to do it automatically if you enter an ftp login.
Someone says you might also have to
mkdir /var/www/bitcoin/smf/packages/temp
The error in the error log is:
failed to open stream: Permission denied
File: /var/www/bitcoin/smf/Sources/Subs-Package.php
(I'm sure that's just the first file)
Is it OK to go live with this SMF installation when I'm finished
configuring it? I should be able to point forum.bitcoin.org to it.
Liberty reports that linux-test8 has been running smoothly. My tests
have been running fine as well. The Linux version looks fully
stabilized to me.
Good news: he says he made his first sale of bitcoins. Someone bought
out all he had. I had been wondering whether it would be buyers or sellers.
이메일 #100
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:05:34 +0200
From: [email protected]
To: Satoshi Nakamoto <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: SMF forum, need a mod installed
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I don't have the time to configure it today, but I made a temporary
account "maintenance" with password "6648ku5HeK" and full permissions
to /var/www/bitcoin. You can access it via ssh or sftp at port 30000.
It's okay to go live. Are you setting up a redirect or a dns entry? In
case of dns entry I could set up an Apache vhost so that the forum
address would be http://forum.bitcoin.org/.
Great that the Linux build works now. It's exciting to see how things
will start rolling with the new release and the forum. Not too long
until I can set up my own exchange and start promoting the currency to
(web) business people.
NewLibertyStandard should perhaps change his pricing to the market
price (i.e. what people are willing to buy and sell for) so that he
doesn't run out of coins.
> I've been configuring the SMF forum. They're saying SMF is better
> written than phpBB and more reliable, so if I can get SMF to look
> right, that's the preferable choice.
>
> Most forums run vBulletin (big-boards.com lists 1376 vBulletin, 275
> Invision, 245 phpBB and 41 SMF), so if you don't look like vBulletin or
> Invision, it looks like you compromised because you couldn't afford
> vBulletin. SMF's UI started out further away from the standard look,
> but I've been able to use CSS to make it look more like the others.
>
> I've done as much as I can with CSS, the rest requires editing PHP
> files and uploading images. The forum doesn't have a built in file
> upload/edit admin feature, it's added separately as the SMF File
> Manager mod. I uploaded the mod but some files need to be chmod 777 so
> it can install. If you go to Admin->Packages->Browse Packages and
> click on Apply Mod, it offers to do it automatically if you enter an
> ftp login.
>
> Someone says you might also have to
> mkdir /var/www/bitcoin/smf/packages/temp
>
> The error in the error log is:
> failed to open stream: Permission denied
> File: /var/www/bitcoin/smf/Sources/Subs-Package.php
> (I'm sure that's just the first file)
>
> Is it OK to go live with this SMF installation when I'm finished
> configuring it? I should be able to point forum.bitcoin.org to it.
>
> Liberty reports that linux-test8 has been running smoothly. My tests
> have been running fine as well. The Linux version looks fully
> stabilized to me.
>
> Good news: he says he made his first sale of bitcoins. Someone bought
> out all he had. I had been wondering whether it would be buyers or
> sellers.