IRC Chat : 2008-10-21 - OpenMRS

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03:49:22 <nribeka> bwolfe,
03:49:25 <nribeka> are u there?
03:49:38 <bwolfe> yep, whats up ?
03:50:59 <nribeka> do you use yourkit bwolfe?
03:51:37 <nribeka> i want to profile tomcat with yourkit but it seems that yourkit change the startup.sh and make it unable to start :D
03:51:45 <nribeka> any idea bwolfe?
03:52:12 <bwolfe> I've only used it in windows
03:52:50 <nribeka> ah ic ic
03:52:56 <nribeka> i get it working on windows
03:52:59 <nribeka> but not in linux
03:53:07 <nribeka> guess i have to use windows ...
03:53:08 <nribeka> :(
03:54:16 <r0bby> hai
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03:54:56 <maveriick> hi nribeka
03:55:06 <nribeka> hi maveriick
03:55:08 <nribeka> hi r0bby
03:55:38 <maveriick> nribeka, I am just checking the irc logs and see you had problems with yourkit?
03:55:46 <nribeka> yeps
03:55:53 <maveriick> i used it in linux but not with tomcat, with weblogic. ...
03:56:05 <nribeka> ah ... i'm using tomcat 5.5
03:56:06 <nribeka> :(
03:56:21 <maveriick> What happened when you are going to start tomcat with the modified script?
03:56:49 <nribeka> runs fine but when i try to open localhost
03:56:51 <nribeka> it stuck
03:57:00 <nribeka> now i revert it back, still stuck
03:57:08 <nribeka> i guess something is wrong with my tomcat
03:57:24 <nribeka> let me restart first
03:58:07 <maveriick> Also please check your localhost and catalina.out ...to get the actual exception/error occurring.
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04:06:07 <nribeka> restarting
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17:21:02 <nribeka> !help
17:21:02 <OpenMRSBot> nribeka: (help [<plugin>] [<command>]) -- This command gives a useful description of what <command> does. <plugin> is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin.
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19:28:17 <nribeka> hi all
19:30:07 <Keelhaul> hi
19:30:34 <nribeka> does anyone know how to add feedback to web UI?
19:30:51 <nribeka> like progress bar or something like that but the indeterministic one
19:30:53 <nribeka> :D
19:30:59 <nribeka> ah nevermind ...
19:31:02 <nribeka> hi Keelhaul :)
19:51:28 <r0bby> nribeka: probably via ajax
19:53:14 <nribeka> dwr r0bby?
19:54:34 <r0bby> hrm i dunno
19:54:48 <r0bby> prototype/scriptaculous may have something
19:54:52 <r0bby> i dunno
19:55:19 <r0bby> jquery too possibly
19:55:23 <nribeka> prototype/scriptaculous?
19:55:25 <nribeka> :P
19:55:31 <r0bby> docpaul: hai!!!
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20:01:28 <r0bby> oh i see
20:01:31 <r0bby> he quits when i say hi
20:01:39 <r0bby> I see how it is now!
20:04:07 <nribeka> haha ... :D
20:04:15 <nribeka> he scared of you rob :)
20:05:01 <r0bby> I didn't do anything to him
20:05:08 <r0bby> unless you count that time with the thing
20:10:04 <bwolfe> r0bby: I'll bet it was his wife using his laptop today
20:10:20 <bwolfe> paul usually has clinic on tuesday...so I don't see why/how he could be on
20:10:40 <bwolfe> basic`: do you know which apache memory model osu uses ?
20:11:03 <r0bby> pfft
20:11:04 <r0bby> clinic
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20:11:46 <bwolfe> basic`: is it prefork mpm or worker mpm ?
20:12:11 <jacobb> bwolfe, do you think it's an issue that if you log out of openmrs, then log back in (as the same or a *different* user), it goes back to whatever page/patient you were viewing?
20:14:53 <bwolfe> jacobb: yeah, thats a bit off. the logout option should take that out
20:15:14 <bwolfe> the problem is the login.htm page tries to go to the "referer" page
20:16:37 <jacobb> yeah it doesn't seem like a big issue to me, people that don't have permissions will be locked out. Something that might be changed in a future version though?
20:18:05 <bwolfe> jacobb: yeah, potentially
20:18:12 <bwolfe> if a ticket and patch are submitted by someone
20:18:13 <bwolfe> :-p
20:28:53 <nribeka> the one who will submit it is the one who has bwolfe as the id :)
20:29:27 <bwolfe> nribeka: I was hoping it would be jacobb :-)
20:41:37 <jacobb> hahah
20:41:47 <jacobb> last time i tried to use trac it was read only
20:41:50 <jacobb> that was yesterday
20:41:53 <jacobb> is it still?
21:01:07 <bwolfe> jacobb: it has been read/write for 3 days
21:01:26 <bwolfe> what url are you using?
21:01:33 <bwolfe> what do you get when you ping dev.openmrs.org ?
21:01:39 <bwolfe> do you have anything in your host file ?
21:01:47 <jacobb> nothin
21:02:33 <jacobb> hm i can remove a new issue, i just don't have any options on a current ticket
21:02:52 <bwolfe> jacobb: clear you cache ?
21:02:59 <bwolfe> not sure what else could be doing it
21:03:05 <jacobb> http://dev.openmrs.org/ticket/848
21:03:16 <jacobb> shouldn't i see more than just the ticket and change history?
21:03:57 <jacobb> oh weird
21:04:02 <jacobb> looks like i don't have create privileges anymore
21:04:14 <jacobb> http://dev.openmrs.org/newticket gives me forbidden: TICKET_CREATE privileges are required to perform this operation
21:04:46 <bwolfe> are you logged in ?
21:04:57 <jacobb> yeah
21:05:00 <jacobb> let me re-log in
21:05:00 <bwolfe> james arbaugh was having issues where it wouldn't keep him logged in
21:05:11 <jacobb> i mean, it says i'm logged in
21:05:20 <jacobb> but i usually have to log in a couple times
21:05:23 <jacobb> to get into trac
21:05:26 <jacobb> and it didn't ask me that..
21:05:33 <jacobb> up top it does say welcome, jacobb
21:06:16 <jacobb> same problem.
21:06:45 <bwolfe> jmiranda: did you ever re-enable permissions on trac
21:06:46 <bwolfe> ?
21:07:06 <bwolfe> I'm not seeing any permissions for "implementer" for anything
21:07:14 <jmiranda> i thought i had made the db dump before i made those changes
21:07:14 <jmiranda> let me check
21:09:00 <jmiranda> nope
21:09:01 <jmiranda> weird
21:09:19 <jmiranda> how are developers able to create tickets
21:09:24 <jmiranda> i'm adding them back in now
21:11:05 <bwolfe> jmiranda: developers inherit from implementers
21:11:27 <bwolfe> jmiranda: did we used to have some privs for AUTHENTICATED in there?
21:11:31 <jmiranda> but implementers don't have create privilege, so therefore developers shouldn't either
21:11:39 <bwolfe> I thought creating was open to anyone that is authenticated
21:11:39 <jmiranda> i just added in the authenticated one
21:11:51 <jmiranda> but it wasn't there a few minutes ago
21:12:01 <bwolfe> right, so for the last few days the only people that could edit were the TRAC_ADMINS
21:13:19 <jmiranda> oh wait
21:13:22 <jacobb> works now
21:13:29 <jmiranda> :) sorry
21:13:34 <jmiranda> wrong face
21:13:36 <jmiranda> :(
21:13:54 <jacobb> np, i thought it was just still read only
21:23:07 <Keelhaul> hey, what can make concept search not work?
21:23:10 <Keelhaul> as in no results
21:23:33 <Keelhaul> i have two installations, both 1.40.0.20.something
21:23:41 <Keelhaul> one has working concept search, the other doesnt
21:24:03 <bwolfe> Keelhaul: you have to run Update Concept Words
21:24:09 <bwolfe> in the admin section
21:24:31 <Keelhaul> did
21:24:36 <Keelhaul> twice even
21:24:41 <Keelhaul> waited long enough too
21:25:47 <bwolfe> check your concept_word table
21:25:50 <bwolfe> does it have entries?
21:26:06 <Keelhaul> hold on
21:26:07 <bwolfe> what locale are you logged in with ?
21:26:12 <Keelhaul> gotta use putty
21:26:54 <Keelhaul> hm both seem to have only one
21:26:56 <Keelhaul> en_UK
21:27:05 <Keelhaul> or GB
21:28:02 <Keelhaul> hm
21:28:07 <Keelhaul> concept_word is empty indeed
21:28:10 <Keelhaul> how come
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21:31:16 <bwolfe> Keelhaul: because that update concept words isn't executing correctly
21:31:24 <bwolfe> anything in your tomcat logs ?
21:31:37 <Keelhaul> if there is i'm not sure how where they would be
21:31:42 <Keelhaul> it's a ubuntu installation
21:36:12 <Keelhaul> hmm
21:36:34 <Keelhaul> ok i just exported the concets from my local installation and run the script in the other
21:36:38 <Keelhaul> concepts*
21:37:23 <Keelhaul> it's strange though, my local db updateed fine, cept i first had 1.40.0.18 and then .20
21:37:31 <Keelhaul> and the other went from pre-merge straight to .20
21:47:14 <bwolfe> Keelhaul: logs in unix are usually collected in /var/logs
21:47:27 <bwolfe> err /var/log
21:47:45 <bwolfe> that said, my tomcat logs are not linked from /var/log :-/
21:48:10 <bwolfe> you might be able to type "whereis tomcat" to find it
21:48:20 <bwolfe> (where "it" == the tomcat home directory)
21:48:53 <Keelhaul> bwolfe: any idea where all the other languages went?
21:50:21 <bwolfe> Keelhaul: they are admin-specified via a global property (for now)
21:50:22 <Keelhaul> ok i found the tomcat logs it seems
21:50:25 <Keelhaul> they are in var/log
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21:50:48 <bwolfe> there needs to be a page that lets the admin set the "available" locales via a drop down box
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21:52:01 <Keelhaul> i guess
21:52:28 <Keelhaul> bwolfe: remember that devlist conversation about data entry via cell phones?
21:52:54 <bwolfe> vaguly
21:53:11 <bwolfe> (sp?)
21:53:19 <bwolfe> vaguely
21:53:48 <Keelhaul> bwolfe: what would it take to make openmrs support that
21:53:54 <Keelhaul> just a wap extension of the webapp?
21:54:58 <bwolfe> Keelhaul: not sure
21:55:02 <bwolfe> a change in stylesheet ?
21:55:22 <bwolfe> is wap really a different protocol? I don't know much about it...
21:55:33 <Keelhaul> me neither
21:55:45 <Keelhaul> but from my experience, mobile internet isnt that cheap
21:55:58 <Keelhaul> i remember when i got my pda phone, i set it up to go online whenever it wants
21:56:02 <Keelhaul> by accident
21:56:06 <Keelhaul> and it did, several times a day
21:56:13 <Keelhaul> for a a bit less than a week
21:56:23 <Keelhaul> that was 50 euros more to pay that month =/
21:56:28 <bwolfe> yeah
21:56:32 <bwolfe> similar in the US
21:56:42 <Keelhaul> if oyu havea data plan, no problem
21:56:44 <bwolfe> normally data plans are $40 more per month
21:56:56 <Keelhaul> but i wonder whether there are flat fees in africa
21:57:25 <bwolfe> yes, you can get some all-you-can-eat data plans
21:57:38 <bwolfe> but most people pay per-megabute
21:57:44 <bwolfe> *megabyte
21:57:58 <bwolfe> its actually fairly cheap there to pay per mb
21:58:18 <Keelhaul> i dont think we can pay by volume nowadays
21:58:21 <Keelhaul> used to be possible
21:58:25 <Keelhaul> now standard is 9 cents a minute
21:58:36 <Keelhaul> and thats only because the EU capped the price there
21:58:39 <Keelhaul> would be more otherwise
22:18:33 <jacobb> yeah about $40/month sounds right for unlimited mobile data on any of our carriers
22:18:48 <jacobb> that's if you want the ability to legally tether it to your computer though
22:19:04 <Keelhaul> is there any technical restriction if you dont?
22:19:06 <jacobb> most networks have unlimited mobile data for about $10-$20/month if you just use it on your phone
22:19:10 <Keelhaul> or is it just "illegal2
22:19:15 <Keelhaul> "
22:19:22 <jacobb> depends on the phone
22:19:39 <jacobb> ever since a couple years ago they started adding restrictions on the phone where htey could tell if you were tethering
22:19:43 <jacobb> at least on sprint and verizon
22:20:02 <jacobb> but i know on my old phone I paid $10/month for unlimited internet and could tether just fine
22:20:25 <jacobb> and on the iphone someone released an app that allowed you to do it w/out paying any extra...that got taken off the app store though
22:20:27 <Keelhaul> oh yea
22:20:44 <Keelhaul> i heard US carriers hardcode their phones
22:20:45 <nribeka> cydia :D
22:20:47 <Keelhaul> you dont even get a SIM
22:20:53 <jacobb> yeah verizon and sprint don't have a sim
22:20:56 <jacobb> att and tmobile do
22:21:52 <jacobb> sprint phones have something called "NAI" that make it detectable if you tether
22:22:16 <Keelhaul> jeez
22:22:33 <jacobb> i think it's only an extra $15/month to pay for tethering though
22:22:38 <jacobb> with any phone
22:23:50 <bwolfe> jacobb: I have a "normal" data plan on sprint and tether just fine...illegally
22:23:58 <bwolfe> but it was a simple program install
22:24:36 <bwolfe> vzw and att both only have the $40-45 data plans
22:24:56 <bwolfe> I've never heard of a big telco offering it for only 10-20 rercently
22:24:58 <bwolfe> *recently
22:26:19 <jacobb> it's 15 on top of unlimited data
22:26:32 <jacobb> so first you have your phone plan...then you have unlimited data, then you have tethering
22:26:48 <jacobb> at least that's what i was offered like a year or two ago on sprint
22:27:03 <jacobb> anyway, what program did you install? :)
22:28:21 <bwolfe> yeah, it was 15 on sprint back then. not sure its that low anymore. I'm on the SERO plan with sprint...so its very cheap for me :-)
22:28:47 <jacobb> yeah..too bad they cancelled that
22:29:10 <jacobb> $30 flat for 500ish mins and unlimited data and unlimited texts....crazy
22:29:49 <bwolfe> jacobb: I used pdanet when I was on windows, and now I use USBModem for ubuntu
22:30:07 <bwolfe> jacobb: yep. my wife and I are on that...probably for life. :-p
22:30:17 <jacobb> nice
22:30:25 <jacobb> i woulda done it but i want an iphone...
22:30:26 <jacobb> =\
22:30:32 <bwolfe> heh
22:30:49 <bwolfe> are you still lusting for one, or did you get one ?
22:30:56 <jacobb> still lusting
22:31:05 <jacobb> sprint contract expires in january
22:31:10 <bwolfe> ah
22:31:26 <bwolfe> there might be some other sweet google phones by then... :-)
22:31:44 <Keelhaul> oh
22:31:49 <Keelhaul> i read a bit about android
22:31:53 <Keelhaul> and it seems not so great
22:32:11 <Keelhaul> it only allows java applications, and doesnt even fully comply with java
22:33:23 <Keelhaul> Another issue is related to Android's disregard of established Java standards, i.e. Java SE and ME. This prevents compatibility among Java applications written for those platforms and those for the Android platform. Android only reuses the Java language syntax, but does not provide the full-class libraries and APIs bundled with Java SE or ME, instead using the Apache Harmony Java implementation.[56]
22:34:08 <jacobb> yeah but you can just use the android eclipse sdk
22:34:16 <jacobb> it's kinda neat
22:34:32 <jacobb> but i'm not a fan of the current hardware, and can't see any matching up to the iphone hardware
22:34:47 <Keelhaul> that means i'd have to compile everything myself
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22:35:04 <Keelhaul> yea the tmob phone is kinda ugly
22:35:15 <jacobb> i don't like hte curve it has\
22:35:19 <jacobb> it's ok though
22:36:22 <Keelhaul> http://www.htc.com/www/product.aspx?id=49518
22:36:24 <Keelhaul> this looks great
22:43:25 <jacobb> what powers it, what OS
22:43:30 <jacobb> oh nm
22:43:33 <jacobb> i see the screenshot
22:43:33 <jacobb> haha
22:44:16 <jacobb> yeah it looks nice, though i have yet to use a touch screen i like besides the iPhones
22:44:43 <jacobb> the pressure sensitive LG dare works pretty well too, but other ones like the Samsung Glyde are so terrible my girlfriend had to return it
22:44:43 <Keelhaul> windows mobile has a few nice GUIs available
22:44:49 <Keelhaul> one imitates the iphone
23:08:57 <r0bby> the dare imitates the iphone.
23:09:46 <jacobb> yeah
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