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Monthly Archives: July 2012

ikaaro 0.75 released

Almost two years have passed since the previous major release of the ikaaro web framework, and the itools library. The new release has tons of changes, so many I will not try to list them here. This release is used by BePatient and some intranets. I have labelled this release as beta, because the code […]

Posted byJ. David IbáñezJuly 26, 2012Posted inikaaro5 Comments on ikaaro 0.75 released

pygit2 v0.17.2 released

Just a week after the release of v0.17.1, here is v0.17.2, it fixes a single but rather important bug. The source distribution, as it was uploaded to pypi, was badly broken: it did not include fundamental files, so the package did not build at all. The problem was reported in issue 115 The bug was […]

Posted byJ. David IbáñezJuly 26, 2012Posted inpygit2Leave a comment on pygit2 v0.17.2 released

pygit2 0.17.1 released

pygit2 is a Python package that gives access to core features of the Git control version system. These features are implemented by the libgit2 shared library written in C, pygit2 is just a Python wrapper around this library. The new version 0.17.1 of pygit2 adds several new features: support for diffs, the reflog and configuration […]

Posted byJ. David IbáñezJuly 18, 2012Posted inpygit22 Comments on pygit2 0.17.1 released

Gentoo: the HForge overlay

Just updated the ebuilds for itools and ikaaro in the hforge overlay, so I thought this is a good time to document how to use the hforge overlay. Layman with Git support If you have not installed layman yet, you have to, with the git use flag: /etc/portage/package.useapp-portage/layman git Then emerge layman: $ sudo emerge […]

Posted byJ. David IbáñezJuly 17, 2012Posted ingentooLeave a comment on Gentoo: the HForge overlay

Python: Running Valgrind on a C extension

This is how I use Valgrind to check for memory bugs in pygit2. Glibc with debug symbols The first issue I run into is that Valgrind refused to work if Glibc was not compiled with debug symbols. This is how I did in my Gentoo notebook, I edited the /etc/make.conf file to enable the splitdebug […]

Posted byJ. David IbáñezJuly 16, 2012Posted inpythonLeave a comment on Python: Running Valgrind on a C extension

Gentoo: Mailman with Nginx & Exim

UPDATE 2017-05-11: Use https, with Let’s Encrypt. UPDATE 2014-07-23: Forgot to give nginx access to mailman archives. Stop using sudo. Use service. UPDATE 2012-12-10: the process has been simplified now that bug #37429 is fixed. This is how I installed Mailman in a Gentoo server, using Nginx as the web server and Exim as the […]

Posted byJ. David IbáñezJuly 10, 2012May 11, 2017Posted ingentoo, mailmanLeave a comment on Gentoo: Mailman with Nginx & Exim

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