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[admin] New project member
by David Psenicka 31 May '06

31 May '06

I'd like to add a new project member to my project CVS. Here is his name and e-mail address (please let me know if you need more information): Kilian Sprotte <ml13(a)onlinehome.de> project: fomus Thanks! -David Psenicka

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[admin] Hosting for Montezuma, and Trac
by John Wiseman 07 Apr '06

07 Apr '06

Hi! I think I'd like to host my Lucene-in-lisp project[1] at common-lisp.net, but I'd like to have support for Trac. I know there was some discussion of you guys installing Trac, and I just wanted to see where things were at. I've done at least one Trac installation, so who knows, maybe I can help. What would be ideal is if I could more or less drop in my existing trac and svn repositories and customize the pages to replicate the existing look, but maybe that's asking too much... Thanks, John [1] http://projects.heavymeta.org/montezuma

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[admin] Re: iterate darcsweb help
by Erik Enge 31 Mar '06

31 Mar '06

On 3/31/06, Attila Lendvai <attila.lendvai(a)gmail.com> wrote: > i've refreshed things around iterate and i need your help: could you please > add the iterate repo to the darcsweb config file? Done! Erik.

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[admin] ssh and/or gpg relationship?
by Hoehle, Joerg-Cyril 29 Mar '06

29 Mar '06

Hi Erik et al, Andreas Fuchs has kindly pointed me to your new outstanding feature: shell.common-lisp.net I confirm that I was able to get the SSH-2.0...Debian prompt on port 443 -- that's great news. Now the next question: you're asking project developers for gpg public keys, however with ssh I'm used to ssh-keygen (e.g. your FAQ points to cs.utk.edu/~england for passwordless commits which equally mentions ssh-keygen). Likewise, for sourceforge, I've a ssh-keygen generated key and I had never used gpg so far (but the commercial PGP at work). How do keys generated with ssh-keygen relate to keys generated with gpg --gen-key? Regards, Jörg Höhle.

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[admin] project hosting request
by hbabcockos1＠mac.com 29 Mar '06

29 Mar '06

Hello, I would very much appreciate if you'd consider hosting my project, cl- plplot, whose goal is to provide a CFFI based interface to the open- source graphing package PLplot (http://plplot.sourceforge.net/). PLplot is a powerful and sophisticated program for making many kinds of 2D & 3D graphs. In particular, I've found it to be very handy for automatically generating large numbers of graphs to summarize different scientific experiments. I have completed the CFFI interface to the PLplot library and am working on a more "Lispy" interface, since PLplot has a relatively large & hairy API. Other details: my gpg public key: -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (Darwin) mQGiBEQosGwRBAD8JLtocFf9oyQkVcilnVIbjgIdBUQ0dX3xE4g6b7kNHvy0Lwy+ Obyg+opaYPqRWi6suURr2xArbsaExi8GferP5trGLYBj8H7tuzLj8javvRd9Ss+p W4Wt+RQR2llJxqvvaBFRdVVk3U5+TLl279zmtwAHcYFX7oqJqHqvxpaYqwCgwiR1 IUVwwObp/BS9VZS4BG5bv+kEAL7wOQ3jf+CeFplDxze8o4ZoY/I3fB/H3TzER7yL zzp9L8BVNDL7rHaludO6JjKSf4c2Q0SOz/BXtYo7IfNet39uQSdyf49UVq6U2Iqz QtMF61NiLYfaHwCuRxxh6gPiC0j9jSTYnhT+uEb3Pc92GbYY2R1yMdMWqpXqbxWb CFVOA/9eolvRj1ZKApNM8N10zHf/NLNzuboJxE2n82LnmSxwzyxcttbUlQNt9H3F C7gvp1RnQsszDIvOc2RfTQ4/exR1YZEti5NxVbZ9JnEbaXIXQkAr4FIzKrUjAJk8 zMmH8fV9uRk9F0t6YRwGpNh3kGzRblqcX4lU9HHgRg/8NqfWZLQnSGF6ZW4gQmFi Y29jayAobm9uZSkgPGhiYWJjb2NrQG1hYy5jb20+iGQEExECACQFAkQosGwCGwMF CQHhM4AGCwkIBwMCAxUCAwMWAgECHgECF4AACgkQkrCs7EyIVLTM5wCeLC8CyUwA q5sl20CNA8ae7oxxlVwAnRJruKEBRdJZuojPMfh3JGpZv0+JuQENBEQosG4QBACC 2O+luVw1ErxyuG2qdxXIXtLmagX0Ma0yzlqdJrkdYmmgOdZnW2fbqbDF7d/Pjpjz fMZHm7TUPv7Nx60V4Dq5UHl5T++04kqwBr2wwQLesqOYm/HuGjrVMR/fBaAoP3lv LXhjjUdBfNP/0hynQza/ydwDxYCUQagVBqXAGYPpDwADBQP+J820TJaKTf527J5v ugFcSqr32AjcrHtNlr6ordCYibI3MyRqQegTE2kpFr2BdPG5ZV3io/TxM0isHmxM gNBC6DzUEqXKBEzGMGCoryygz0d7T8445GaC6CGWCrURXaeC0zqMOZOsOAKpt5kY 94a8DRarkoX4zwRR3cWwb5sFwQ+ITwQYEQIADwUCRCiwbgIbDAUJAeEzgAAKCRCS sKzsTIhUtH7tAJ9NjPwv5r/Fplzpjnu1pi38WuTjKwCguwv9wx9IF6wlVUDTt3a4 s2yM8uo= =X3dP -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- I (Hazen Babcock) am the only member, the project is named cl-plplot & I guess it would GPL licensed, assuming that this is the least restrictive option available. Thank you, -Hazen Babcock

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[admin] added cl-plplot; owned by hbabcock
by root＠common-lisp.net 29 Mar '06

29 Mar '06

Add successful at 2006.03.29.09.34.

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[admin] Searching for home
by Hans Hübner 28 Mar '06

28 Mar '06

Hi there, I'm currently giving up my colocated server, therefore I'm looking for a new home for the BKNR repository. The details for the project are available at http://bknr.net/, but here's a short description as requested on your web site: Project Name is BKNR, we are developing a persistence solution with CLOS integration and XML import/export facilites. Our source code repository contains the base code as well as our project sources and the thirdparty software we use in our projects. We are moving towards asdf-installability, but this is not yet finished. Members of the project are Hans Hübner (me) and Manuel Odendahl. There are a few correspondents, but they are not currently committing code to the repository. All code is licensed under a BSD-style license. It'd be great if we could run our repository and the mailinglists under common-lisp.net! Thanks in advance, Hans P.S.: I do not currently have a GPG key, but if you need me to create one, I'll do so. Let me know what it would be used for.

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[admin] faq entry for shell.common-lisp.net
by Andreas Fuchs 24 Mar '06

24 Mar '06

Hi, Some of that FAQ entry was inspired by <URL:http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=6841&group_id=1>. Right. Draft and brain dump mode on: -------------- 8< ------------- Q: How can I connect to common-lisp.net through a restrictive firewall via ssh? A: Some firewall administrators are paranoid enough to disallow outgoing connections to the ssh port, but they often allow connections to e.g. the https port. For these cases, we have SSH running on non-standard ports on shell.common-lisp.net. The https port is the most common one that is left open, but sometimes others are open, too. So ssh on shell.common-lisp.net accepts connections to ports 21 (ftp), 22 (ssh), 23 (telnet), 80 (www) and 443 (https). To find out which ports your firewall lets through, Try to connect to the ports in order: telnet shell.common-lisp.net 21 telnet shell.common-lisp.net 22 telnet shell.common-lisp.net 23 telnet shell.common-lisp.net 80 telnet shell.common-lisp.net 443 If a port is blocked by the firewall, you'll see something like this: $ telnet shell.common-lisp.net 443 Trying 86.59.21.101... telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused The error message may differ, depending on the firewall's configuration. If you can connect to a port, you'll see something similar to this: $ telnet shell.common-lisp.net 443 Trying 86.59.21.101... Connected to shell.common-lisp.net. Escape character is '^]'. SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_3.8.1p1 Debian-8.sarge.4 If you found a port number that works for you, put the following segment in the ~/.ssh/config file and substitute the port that you found: Host common-lisp.net Port 443 # substitute the port number you found for 443. HostName shell.common-lisp.net If none of the ports on shell.common-lisp.net work for you, but you can connect to https web sites, you may be running behind a transparent https proxy. In that case, software like corkscrew (http://www.agroman.net/corkscrew/) may help you connect to common-lisp.net. -------------- 8< ------------- Now, to get Joerg Hoehle an account (: Cheers, -- Andreas Fuchs, (http://|im:asf@|mailto:asf@)boinkor.net, antifuchs

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[admin] forwarding (shell.)common-lisp.net:443 to :22?
by Andreas Fuchs 23 Mar '06

23 Mar '06

Hi, Joerg Hoehle just told me an interesting story: his employer's firewall doesn't allow outgoing connections to port 22, so he can't commit to any of common-lisp.net's repositories. However, it does allow connections to port 443. shell.sourceforge.net, as bad as it may be, forwards port 443 to port 22. Nothing on common-lisp.net listens on port 443 at the moment, but https://common-lisp.net/ may become interesting in the future, so you'd have to set up some kind of port forwarding on another IP address. If you don't have any left, I could set up a simple port forwarding service for ssh on my machine (I have about 2 to 3 unused IP addresses free). Please tell me if you're interested. Thanks, -- Andreas Fuchs, (http://|im:asf@|mailto:asf@)boinkor.net, antifuchs

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[admin] new project: metacopy
by Gary King 23 Mar '06

23 Mar '06

I'd like to add another project ... metacopy: a flexible Common Lisp shallow/deep copy mechanism license: MIT Style License thanks, -- Gary Warren King metabang.com http://www.metabang.com/

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