Time Nick Message 01:53 pdurbin_m larsks: yup. my friend... git add -p: The most powerful git feature you’re not using yet | John Kary - http://johnkary.net/git-add-p-the-most-powerful-git-feature-youre-not-using-yet/ 01:55 pdurbin_m http://irclog.perlgeek.de/crimsonfu/2012-11-20#i_6170813 07:28 simmel pdurbin: heh, everyone in the .edu sector uses shibboleth = ) 07:29 simmel pdurbin: Esp. if you 07:29 simmel pdurbin: Esp. if you want people at other instutions to get access to your openstack 07:30 simmel pdurbin: You'd just Shib your "cloud" and setup which universities/departments to allow in and they'll get access (and even filter on if they are employees or have a special attribute) 07:31 simmel pdurbin: For web auth, Shibboleth is clearly superiour. Set up once, use forever. 07:31 simmel (and with everyone) 14:15 pdurbin simmel: ok, good to know edu's use shibboleth. thanks 14:54 pdurbin chatting about changing our build-a-vm wrapper script to call `virt-install` directly rather than `koan`. that's what koan seems to do ultimately, anyway, but it limits the parameters you can pass. we could stop using our patched version: https://github.com/fasrc/cobbler/commit/5c54113 18:01 pdurbin crimsonfubot: lucky monitorama boston 18:01 crimsonfubot pdurbin: http://monitorama.com/ 18:02 pdurbin crimsonfubot: lucky sensu monitoring 18:02 crimsonfubot pdurbin: http://www.sonian.com/cloud-monitoring-sensu/ 18:02 pdurbin crimsonfubot: lucky easybuild python 18:02 crimsonfubot pdurbin: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/easybuild 18:03 pdurbin whorka: ^^ 18:04 whorka thanks pdurbin. we'll need a replacement for Opsview most likely. 18:29 pdurbin agoddard: omg i love your internal openstack codenames! 18:51 miah hi 18:52 pdurbin hi 19:19 pdurbin ah cool. the script i mentioned is up already: https://github.com/sjoeboo/vm_builder/blob/master/vm_builder.rb 19:45 pdurbin hmm, "cli scripts for using Request Tracker" -- https://github.com/fasrc/rtcli ... this is new... 19:46 pdurbin dotplus: ^^ 19:58 dotplus pdurbin: hm? what am I looking at here? The README is empty. At first glance, this is a wrapper/pretty printer for rt's cli? perhaps I need to look harder but I don't see what this is trying to achieve. 20:00 pdurbin dotplus: that's what it looks like to me too 20:01 pdurbin i didn't realize https://github.com/jabrcx was working on this 20:02 pdurbin anyway, might be useful to someone 20:02 pdurbin i certainly don't plan to publish my fugly perl scripts that do similar things :) 20:04 pdurbin soon i'll need to keep track of both rt tickets and redmine. i haven't worked with the redmine api yet 20:11 dotplus our scripted rt usage is using the rest api or the perl api directly. $dev & I are the only ones using the cli, and that not heavily. 20:13 agoddard pdurbin: awww :) 20:13 agoddard guess what falcon is named after? 20:19 pdurbin agoddard: some boat? 20:20 agoddard pdurbin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Falcon_Scott < kept a good log :0 20:20 agoddard :) 20:21 pdurbin i like logs :) 20:21 pdurbin dotplus: do you use http://search.cpan.org/dist/RT-Client-REST/ ? 20:24 pdurbin "Xpra is 'screen for X': it allows you to run X programs, usually on a remote host, direct their display to your local machine, and then to disconnect from these programs and reconnect from the same or another machine, without losing any state." -- http://xpra.org 20:49 pdurbin wow, it actually works 20:49 pdurbin i sure hope my boss make a blog post 20:50 pdurbin no need for NX (nomachine)... no need for VNC... xpra ftw! 20:50 whorka hmm, rootless remote gui application exec with disconnect/reconnect. that's been on our feature request list for a while. 20:51 pdurbin whorka: you need xpra 20:51 pdurbin no client! 20:51 pdurbin well, no special client 20:51 pdurbin just works 20:51 larsks xpra: "This project is in deep hibernation; I haven't had time to devote for several years now. 20:51 whorka I wonder if the Windows version needs a separate X server or if its built in. 20:51 larsks " 20:51 larsks Scared o' that... 20:52 pdurbin meh! 20:52 pdurbin ;) 20:52 larsks Ah, wait, that's for partiwm, which links to xpra.org... 20:52 whorka larsks you're looking at the project it was forked from, for that reason 20:53 larsks Yus, had just noticed that :) 21:07 dotplus pdurbin: yes we use that. 21:14 pdurbin dotplus: ok, cool. i was using it for a bit but it's faster to hit the api once with `rt` for my use case 21:14 pdurbin or something :) 21:17 raprasad anyone go to the CS50 fair today? 21:17 raprasad forgot about it..there's about 10 minutes left 21:17 pdurbin nope :( 21:18 pdurbin where's my racktables api? https://projects.cs50.net/project/97/build-a-restful-api-for-racktables-at-philip-durbin/ 21:19 pdurbin whorka: i should clarify... xpra is for your users for whom "screen for X" means something :) 21:24 * dotplus hands xpra.org to former-coworker @cmu.edu 21:39 pdurbin :) 21:40 pdurbin now i just need to think of a reason to run an x11 app on my home server... 21:40 pdurbin hmm... 21:40 pdurbin thinking...