[cl-json-devel] download URL 403
I cannot download cl-json because the URL is giving me a 403. Please help, I am desperate! Email me a tarball if it can't be fixed soon. Thanks, Carlos Konstanski
On 6/23/11 Jun 23 -10:55 PM, Carlos Konstanski wrote:
I cannot download cl-json because the URL is giving me a 403. Please help, I am desperate! Email me a tarball if it can't be fixed soon.
I see the same problem you see trying to download the tarball. I don't know if anyone is still maintaining this project. I would recommend pulling the darcs repository. Does anyone know if anyone still reading this list has write access to the darcs repo? cheers, r
On 06/24/2011 05:58 PM, Robert Goldman wrote:
On 6/23/11 Jun 23 -10:55 PM, Carlos Konstanski wrote:
I cannot download cl-json because the URL is giving me a 403. Please help, I am desperate! Email me a tarball if it can't be fixed soon.
I see the same problem you see trying to download the tarball. I don't know if anyone is still maintaining this project. I would recommend pulling the darcs repository.
Does anyone know if anyone still reading this list has write access to the darcs repo?
cheers, r
I went ahead and did just that. Be advised that the latest in darcs is utterly broken. Version 0.3.0 works, but you need to rename all references to the package js:: to parenscript::. There is only one such reference, and it is in encoder.lisp. Thanks! Carlos
On 6/24/11 Jun 24 -7:02 PM, Carlos Konstanski wrote:
On 06/24/2011 05:58 PM, Robert Goldman wrote:
On 6/23/11 Jun 23 -10:55 PM, Carlos Konstanski wrote:
I cannot download cl-json because the URL is giving me a 403. Please help, I am desperate! Email me a tarball if it can't be fixed soon.
I see the same problem you see trying to download the tarball. I don't know if anyone is still maintaining this project. I would recommend pulling the darcs repository.
Does anyone know if anyone still reading this list has write access to the darcs repo?
cheers, r
I went ahead and did just that. Be advised that the latest in darcs is utterly broken. Version 0.3.0 works, but you need to rename all references to the package js:: to parenscript::. There is only one such reference, and it is in encoder.lisp.
I have a slightly modified version that I am calling 0.4.1 that is not very broken and definitely doesn't have package problems. If no one can do any better, I will push this to Cliki... When I run the tests, both Clozure and SBCL break on JSON-BIND-IN-BIND-BUG. Clozure also breaks on 5 other tests with problems with the binding of *JSON-TEST-FILES-PATH*. I will look into this. I have no idea why this doesn't work on Clozure, but works on SBCL....
On 06/24/2011 09:20 PM, Robert Goldman wrote:
On 6/24/11 Jun 24 -7:02 PM, Carlos Konstanski wrote:
On 06/24/2011 05:58 PM, Robert Goldman wrote:
On 6/23/11 Jun 23 -10:55 PM, Carlos Konstanski wrote:
I cannot download cl-json because the URL is giving me a 403. Please help, I am desperate! Email me a tarball if it can't be fixed soon.
I see the same problem you see trying to download the tarball. I don't know if anyone is still maintaining this project. I would recommend pulling the darcs repository.
Does anyone know if anyone still reading this list has write access to the darcs repo?
cheers, r
I went ahead and did just that. Be advised that the latest in darcs is utterly broken. Version 0.3.0 works, but you need to rename all references to the package js:: to parenscript::. There is only one such reference, and it is in encoder.lisp.
I have a slightly modified version that I am calling 0.4.1 that is not very broken and definitely doesn't have package problems. If no one can do any better, I will push this to Cliki...
When I run the tests, both Clozure and SBCL break on JSON-BIND-IN-BIND-BUG. Clozure also breaks on 5 other tests with problems with the binding of *JSON-TEST-FILES-PATH*. I will look into this. I have no idea why this doesn't work on Clozure, but works on SBCL....
Much appreciated!
For lack of anything better in the short term, I have applied Boris Smilga's fixes, with a tweak to kill the warnings on CCL, and published a new darcs repo at: darcs get http://rpgoldman.real-time.com/lisp/cl-json.darcs WARNING: I am nearly completely incompetent with darcs. Let me know if this works for you --- I just used darcs push and then dumped this onto my personal web site. The only testing done was to see if the above darcs get crashed. I hope this will be sufficient as a short term expedient for people to be able to fetch a version of CL-JSON with working numerical encoding until something can get straightened out with the common-lisp.net repo. I suppose we could update the cliki with a new release, too. Cheers, r
On 06/25/2011 10:14 AM, Robert Goldman wrote:
For lack of anything better in the short term, I have applied Boris Smilga's fixes, with a tweak to kill the warnings on CCL, and published a new darcs repo at:
darcs get http://rpgoldman.real-time.com/lisp/cl-json.darcs
WARNING: I am nearly completely incompetent with darcs. Let me know if this works for you --- I just used darcs push and then dumped this onto my personal web site. The only testing done was to see if the above darcs get crashed.
I hope this will be sufficient as a short term expedient for people to be able to fetch a version of CL-JSON with working numerical encoding until something can get straightened out with the common-lisp.net repo.
I suppose we could update the cliki with a new release, too.
Cheers, r
I am in your debt. Does this also work with modern parenscript? I mean encoder.lisp and its outdated use of the #:js package when it should use #:parenscript? That would be a nice touch. Thanks again, Carlos
On 06/25/2011 10:14 AM, Robert Goldman wrote:
For lack of anything better in the short term, I have applied Boris Smilga's fixes, with a tweak to kill the warnings on CCL, and published a new darcs repo at:
darcs get http://rpgoldman.real-time.com/lisp/cl-json.darcs
WARNING: I am nearly completely incompetent with darcs. Let me know if this works for you --- I just used darcs push and then dumped this onto my personal web site. The only testing done was to see if the above darcs get crashed.
I hope this will be sufficient as a short term expedient for people to be able to fetch a version of CL-JSON with working numerical encoding until something can get straightened out with the common-lisp.net repo.
I suppose we could update the cliki with a new release, too.
Cheers, r
Never mind. I just checked out your repo, and I see no reference to parenscript whatsoever. Even better! Carlos
On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Robert Goldman <rpgoldman@sift.info> wrote:
For lack of anything better in the short term, I have applied Boris Smilga's fixes, with a tweak to kill the warnings on CCL, and published a new darcs repo at:
darcs get http://rpgoldman.real-time.com/lisp/cl-json.darcs
WARNING: I am nearly completely incompetent with darcs. Let me know if this works for you --- I just used darcs push and then dumped this onto my personal web site. The only testing done was to see if the above darcs get crashed.
Worked perfectly, darcs is really that easy. I have taken your patches and applied them to the main repo. Also I have made a new downloadable tarball 0.4.1 and linked from cliki so it might even be asdf-installable if anyone still uses that. Also I have updated the html-page to mention the new release. If anyone wants commit rights, mail me your common-lisp.net usernames and I can request that you are added. Sorry for being absent from the discussions for a few days. I still think I am one of people that are maintaining this software, but I want to encourage people to report bugs and missing links and whatever to the mailing list. It makes it easier to fix problems if they are reported. Thanks Boris and Robert for sorting out the floating point encoding issues. /Henrik
Yes. Thanks to all for the fast help with the floating point issue. You helped me a lot. Daniel
Worked perfectly, darcs is really that easy. I have taken your patches and applied them to the main repo. Also I have made a new downloadable tarball 0.4.1 and linked from cliki so it might even be asdf-installable if anyone still uses that. Also I have updated the html-page to mention the new release.
If anyone wants commit rights, mail me your common-lisp.net usernames and I can request that you are added.
Sorry for being absent from the discussions for a few days. I still think I am one of people that are maintaining this software, but I want to encourage people to report bugs and missing links and whatever to the mailing list. It makes it easier to fix problems if they are reported.
Thanks Boris and Robert for sorting out the floating point encoding issues.
/Henrik
On 6/27/11 Jun 27 -3:35 AM, Henrik Hjelte wrote:
On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Robert Goldman <rpgoldman@sift.info> wrote:
For lack of anything better in the short term, I have applied Boris Smilga's fixes, with a tweak to kill the warnings on CCL, and published a new darcs repo at:
darcs get http://rpgoldman.real-time.com/lisp/cl-json.darcs
WARNING: I am nearly completely incompetent with darcs. Let me know if this works for you --- I just used darcs push and then dumped this onto my personal web site. The only testing done was to see if the above darcs get crashed.
Worked perfectly, darcs is really that easy. I have taken your patches and applied them to the main repo. Also I have made a new downloadable tarball 0.4.1 and linked from cliki so it might even be asdf-installable if anyone still uses that. Also I have updated the html-page to mention the new release.
If anyone wants commit rights, mail me your common-lisp.net usernames and I can request that you are added.
Sorry for being absent from the discussions for a few days. I still think I am one of people that are maintaining this software, but I want to encourage people to report bugs and missing links and whatever to the mailing list. It makes it easier to fix problems if they are reported.
Thanks Boris and Robert for sorting out the floating point encoding issues.
Thanks to YOU, Henrik, for maintaining this very nice software! Glad to hear that you are monitoring the list... Best regards, R
On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 2:02 AM, Carlos Konstanski <ckonstanski@pippiandcarlos.com> wrote:
On 06/24/2011 05:58 PM, Robert Goldman wrote:
On 6/23/11 Jun 23 -10:55 PM, Carlos Konstanski wrote:
I cannot download cl-json because the URL is giving me a 403. Please help, I am desperate! Email me a tarball if it can't be fixed soon.
This was because the release version used to sit in the ftp directory of common-lisp.net, but now that directory seems gone. And since I haven't seen this before, this might have been the situation for a long time. The new version 0.4.1 is downloadable though if you really don't want to use darcs.
I went ahead and did just that. Be advised that the latest in darcs is utterly broken.
What is utterly broken? Some more details could help. I think the test code coverage is very high, and there is only one know failing test, so I have no idea what you mean with utterly broken. Also it would be good for the next time if you find any problems, that you mention them to the mailing list when you discover them. Version 0.3.0 works, but you need to rename all references
to the package js:: to parenscript::. There is only one such reference, and it is in encoder.lisp.
Works in what way that the latest in darcs does not? The dependency to parenscript was removed in december 2008, it is not something new. /Henrik
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