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Today 9 hours ago issue 11 (Source Code missing?) commented on by stephen.fluin - Do it! Your project is awesome, and Github is pretty cool. It would be fun to fork your project and hopefully commit something useful back to you. Do it! Your project is awesome, and Github is pretty cool. It would be fun to fork your project and hopefully commit something useful back to you. 12 hours ago issue 11 (Source Code missing?) Status changed by acaudwell - Hi. It's in the tar ball. It was labeled Linux, but I've relabeled it Source: http://logstalgia.googlecode.com/files/logstalgia-0.9.2.tar.gz I've been thinking I should put the code up on Git Hub and do some updates (like add a progress/seek bar), but I haven't gotten around to it yet :) Status: Fixed Hi. It's in the tar ball. It was labeled Linux, but I've relabeled it Source: http://logstalgia.googlecode.com/files/logstalgia-0.9.2.tar.gz I've been thinking I should put the code up on Git Hub and do some updates (like add a progress/seek bar), but I haven't gotten around to it yet :) Status: Fixed Last 7 days Dec 17, 2009 issue 11 (Source Code missing?) reported by stephen.fluin - Maybe I'm missing something really obvious, but where is the source code? I want to look at adding additional configuration options. Maybe I'm missing something really obvious, but where is the source code? I want to look at adding additional configuration options. Earlier this year Oct 23, 2009 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by hamiltont - Hey all, I just packaged the binary into a .app file, and added a file selector. Now, if you just want to show off the pretty results, all you should have to do is run this .app file :). Thanks, Hamilton Included - Compiled .app and Xcode project PS - file open dialog will only accept files that end in .log PPS - Forgot to mention in my previous post that I eventually had to add all the SDL headers directly into the Source Files :). It was nasty, but I was really struggling to try and figure out how to make it copy the frameworks and then link against them in the right location :P Hey all, I just packaged the binary into a .app file, and added a file selector. Now, if you just want to show off the pretty results, all you should have to do is run this .app file :). Thanks, Hamilton Included - Compiled .app and Xcode project PS - file open dialog will only accept files that end in .log PPS - Forgot to mention in my previous post that I eventually had to add all the SDL headers directly into the Source Files :). It was nasty, but I was really struggling to try and figure out how to make it copy the frameworks and then link against them in the right location :P Oct 23, 2009 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by hamiltont - Hey all, Hopefully this will help some people out...I am definitely not an all-star with Xcode, but I was interested in this, so I spent some time and got it to work! This is not a fix for the ./configure script, someone better than I will be needed there :) First, I installed the SDL framework, as well as SDL_image. Then, I installed Xcode SDL templates. I then created an SDL Xcode project, and ran it to make sure it was all good. Everything worked (aka a blank window showed up on the screen, but no linker or compiler errors) Then, I moved all the logstalgia files into the project. I had to add the Cocoa.framework and the OpenGL.framework to the project. I also had to make the target not be a .app, and instead be a binary file. Also, I had to copy the data directory into the same location as the build target, so the binary could find the font.tga file. This got me up and running! Of course, being ambitious, I wanted something I could send to a friend, and they could run ;). I tried copying the frameworks into the build_directory in a folder I had made, and then linking against them there. This failed (I believe this is because I tried to create an SDL application in the first place, it was looking for the framework folder in SomeApp.app/Frameworks. Turns out that if I moved the frameworks there, then it would be able to run properly. I know this is a pretty confusing description (sorry, excited and in a hurry), so I have made a few videos. Also, the Xcode project you see in the video is attached :) Video showing a quick intro into the Xcode project and how to get it to compile / run. (Sorry, but I screwed up the 'easy' version, so only the more advanced version survived all the way to the end) http://vimeo.com/7229564 Hey all, Hopefully this will help some people out...I am definitely not an all-star with Xcode, but I was interested in this, so I spent some time and got it to work! This is not a fix for the ./configure script, someone better than I will be needed there :) First, I installed the SDL framework, as well as SDL_image. Then, I installed Xcode SDL templates. I then created an SDL Xcode project, and ran it to make sure it was all good. Everything worked (aka a blank window showed up on the screen, but no linker or compiler errors) Then, I moved all the logstalgia files into the project. I had to add the Cocoa.framework and the OpenGL.framework to the project. I also had to make the target not be a .app, and instead be a binary file. Also, I had to copy the data directory into the same location as the build target, so the binary could find the font.tga file. This got me up and running! Of course, being ambitious, I wanted something I could send to a friend, and they could run ;). I tried copying the frameworks into the build_directory in a folder I had made, and then linking against them there. This failed (I believe this is because I tried to create an SDL application in the first place, it was looking for the framework folder in SomeApp.app/Frameworks. Turns out that if I moved the frameworks there, then it would be able to run properly. I know this is a pretty confusing description (sorry, excited and in a hurry), so I have made a few videos. Also, the Xcode project you see in the video is attached :) Video showing a quick intro into the Xcode project and how to get it to compile / run. (Sorry, but I screwed up the 'easy' version, so only the more advanced version survived all the way to the end) http://vimeo.com/7229564 Aug 01, 2009 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by buenaonda - Any news? Any news? Jan 22, 2009 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by acaudwell - We just need build scripts that work on 10.5, and still work on other platforms. We found we still needed additional flags on top of autoconf GL macros, for the version at that time, to get it to build. I don't have access to a Mac right now to get it working myself. We just need build scripts that work on 10.5, and still work on other platforms. We found we still needed additional flags on top of autoconf GL macros, for the version at that time, to get it to build. I don't have access to a Mac right now to get it working myself. Jan 21, 2009 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by pat...@patpro.net - Any news about this particular issue? Porting logstalgia on Mac OS X 10.5 would be really great. Feel free to share info. Any news about this particular issue? Porting logstalgia on Mac OS X 10.5 would be really great. Feel free to share info. Older Oct 28, 2008 issue 10 (Makefile patches) Status changed by acaudwell - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Oct 28, 2008 issue 3 (strcmp issue) Status changed by acaudwell - Status: Fixed Status: Fixed Oct 20, 2008 issue 3 (strcmp issue) commented on by acaudwell - Release candidate with the resource.h fix. Release candidate with the resource.h fix. Oct 20, 2008 issue 10 (Makefile patches) commented on by acaudwell - I think I'll remove the spec file and let packagers handle that stuff. I think I'll remove the spec file and let packagers handle that stuff. Oct 20, 2008 issue 3 (strcmp issue) commented on by acaudwell - I might remove the spec file since there's another package here: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=465851 I might remove the spec file since there's another package here: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=465851 Oct 20, 2008 issue 8 (Personalize Apache Log) changed by acaudwell - Owner: acaudwell Labels: Type-Enhancement Priority-Low −Type-Defect −Priority-Medium Owner: acaudwell Labels: Type-Enhancement Priority-Low −Type-Defect −Priority-Medium Oct 20, 2008 issue 6 (IIS Support) changed by acaudwell - Owner: acaudwell Labels: Type-Enhancement Priority-Low −Type-Defect −Priority-Medium Owner: acaudwell Labels: Type-Enhancement Priority-Low −Type-Defect −Priority-Medium Oct 20, 2008 issue 4 (segfaults on archlinux) commented on by lolcaek - What'd you like to know? What'd you like to know? Oct 19, 2008 issue 10 (Makefile patches) commented on by acaudwell - I've attached a release candidate to another bug report with your changes: http://code.google.com/p/logstalgia/issues/detail?id=3 I've attached a release candidate to another bug report with your changes: http://code.google.com/p/logstalgia/issues/detail?id=3 Oct 19, 2008 issue 10 (Makefile patches) commented on by terjeros - Great, thanks! Great, thanks! Oct 19, 2008 issue 3 (strcmp issue) commented on by acaudwell - This is an updated version with the resource.h fix and a few others, including Philip's .spec file. Would appreciate if someone could check it out. Cheers This is an updated version with the resource.h fix and a few others, including Philip's .spec file. Would appreciate if someone could check it out. Cheers Oct 19, 2008 issue 7 (make on ArchLinux fails) Status changed by acaudwell - Status: Duplicate Status: Duplicate Oct 19, 2008 issue 9 (make on ubuntu8.10 X86_64 fails) Status changed by acaudwell - See the 'strcmp issue' bug report Status: Duplicate See the 'strcmp issue' bug report Status: Duplicate Oct 19, 2008 issue 3 (strcmp issue) Summary changed by acaudwell - Summary: strcmp issue Summary: strcmp issue Oct 19, 2008 issue 4 (segfaults on archlinux) Status changed by acaudwell - Not enough information to do anything with this. Status: Invalid Not enough information to do anything with this. Status: Invalid Oct 19, 2008 issue 10 (Makefile patches) Owner changed by acaudwell - I'll apply the optflags patch and I've already added DESTDIR seperately. Cheers Owner: acaudwell I'll apply the optflags patch and I've already added DESTDIR seperately. Cheers Owner: acaudwell Oct 18, 2008 issue 10 (Makefile patches) reported by terjeros - Hi, to make it more simple to change optflags and install into a different directory I created two patches. Please apply. Hi, to make it more simple to change optflags and install into a different directory I created two patches. Please apply. Oct 15, 2008 issue 9 (make on ubuntu8.10 X86_64 fails) reported by Firstuan.L - make for dir in src ; do ( cd $dir ; make all ); done make[1]: 正在进入目录 `/home/firstuanl/downloads/studio/compiz/logstalgia-0.9.1/src' for dir in core ; do ( cd $dir ; make all ); done make[2]: 正在进入目录 `/home/firstuanl/downloads/studio/compiz/logstalgia-0.9.1/src/core' g++ -c resource.cpp In file included from resource.cpp:29: resource.h: In member function ‘bool ltstr::operator()(const char, const char) const’: resource.h:38: error: ‘strcmp’ was not declared in this scope make[2]: * [resource.o] 错误 1 make[2]:正在离开目录 `/home/firstuanl/downloads/studio/compiz/logstalgia-0.9.1/src/core' make[1]: * [all] 错误 2 make[1]:正在离开目录 `/home/firstuanl/downloads/studio/compiz/logstalgia-0.9.1/src' make: *** [all] 错误 2 make for dir in src ; do ( cd $dir ; make all ); done make[1]: 正在进入目录 `/home/firstuanl/downloads/studio/compiz/logstalgia-0.9.1/src' for dir in core ; do ( cd $dir ; make all ); done make[2]: 正在进入目录 `/home/firstuanl/downloads/studio/compiz/logstalgia-0.9.1/src/core' g++ -c resource.cpp In file included from resource.cpp:29: resource.h: In member function ‘bool ltstr::operator()(const char, const char) const’: resource.h:38: error: ‘strcmp’ was not declared in this scope make[2]: * [resource.o] 错误 1 make[2]:正在离开目录 `/home/firstuanl/downloads/studio/compiz/logstalgia-0.9.1/src/core' make[1]: * [all] 错误 2 make[1]:正在离开目录 `/home/firstuanl/downloads/studio/compiz/logstalgia-0.9.1/src' make: *** [all] 错误 2 Oct 12, 2008 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by CDE.ent - What about 10.4.11 (Tiger)? What about 10.4.11 (Tiger)? Oct 11, 2008 issue 2 ([wishlist] postalgia) commented on by philip.mather - Bump for lighttpd compatibility, but as someone else suggests a generic log file parser might be a better addition. I'd suggest a regexp to parse out the following data from each line of an arbitrary pipe... * date and time * from (IP or string = left-hand X position determined via custom function?) * to (IP or string = right-hand X position determined via custom function?) * generic latency time (milliseconds = speed of ball) * size (bytes = size of ball determined by log, lin or exp function?) * Code (int = ball colour defined by lookup table?) ...and then some sort of mechanism for custom attributes? Unfortunately I can't program in C but I can build you a spec file and RPM for Fedora 9... Bump for lighttpd compatibility, but as someone else suggests a generic log file parser might be a better addition. I'd suggest a regexp to parse out the following data from each line of an arbitrary pipe... * date and time * from (IP or string = left-hand X position determined via custom function?) * to (IP or string = right-hand X position determined via custom function?) * generic latency time (milliseconds = speed of ball) * size (bytes = size of ball determined by log, lin or exp function?) * Code (int = ball colour defined by lookup table?) ...and then some sort of mechanism for custom attributes? Unfortunately I can't program in C but I can build you a spec file and RPM for Fedora 9... Oct 11, 2008 issue 3 (Small compile fix for OpenSuse 11.0 (gcc 4.3.1)) commented on by philip.mather - Ditto for Fedora 9... [root@giga logstalgia-0.9.1]# diff src/core/resource.h.orig src/core/resource.h 33a34 > #include <string.h> Ditto for Fedora 9... [root@giga logstalgia-0.9.1]# diff src/core/resource.h.orig src/core/resource.h 33a34 > #include <string.h> Oct 10, 2008 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by fichot.sebastien - It would be great to have an osx one. Will digg it. It would be great to have an osx one. Will digg it. Oct 09, 2008 issue 8 (Personalize Apache Log) reported by hsila...@tomalish.net - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Use a personalized apache log and logstalgia can't parse it What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Well, i expected to be some attribute or config option to put in which order is the Log Please provide any additional information below. Will be good to add this config option What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Use a personalized apache log and logstalgia can't parse it What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Well, i expected to be some attribute or config option to put in which order is the Log Please provide any additional information below. Will be good to add this config option Oct 08, 2008 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by bakaonigiri - how macros in http://code.google.com/p/autoconf-gl-macros/ should be used ? how macros in http://code.google.com/p/autoconf-gl-macros/ should be used ? Oct 07, 2008 issue 7 (make on ArchLinux fails) reported by fukawi2 - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1\| Download logstalgia-0.9.1.tar.gz 2\| Extract and cd to logstalgia-0.9.1 3\| ./configure 4\| make What do you see instead? fukawi2 ~/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1 $ make for dir in src ; do ( cd $dir ; make all ); done make[1]: Entering directory `/home/fukawi2/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1/src' for dir in core ; do ( cd $dir ; make all ); done make[2]: Entering directory `/home/fukawi2/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1/src/core' g++ -c sdlapp.cpp g++ -c display.cpp display.cpp: In member function ‘void Display::displayArgs(int, char*, int, int, bool)’: display.cpp:44: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char’ display.cpp:52: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char’ display.cpp:62: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char’ g++ -c fontpack.cpp g++ -c logger.cpp g++ -c regex.cpp g++ -c resource.cpp In file included from resource.cpp:29: resource.h: In member function ‘bool ltstr::operator()(const char, const char) const’: resource.h:38: error: ‘strcmp’ was not declared in this scope make[2]: [resource.o] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/fukawi2/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1/src/core' make[1]: * [all] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/fukawi2/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1/src' make: * [all] Error 2 What steps will reproduce the problem? 1\| Download logstalgia-0.9.1.tar.gz 2\| Extract and cd to logstalgia-0.9.1 3\| ./configure 4\| make What do you see instead? fukawi2 ~/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1 $ make for dir in src ; do ( cd $dir ; make all ); done make[1]: Entering directory `/home/fukawi2/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1/src' for dir in core ; do ( cd $dir ; make all ); done make[2]: Entering directory `/home/fukawi2/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1/src/core' g++ -c sdlapp.cpp g++ -c display.cpp display.cpp: In member function ‘void Display::displayArgs(int, char, int, int, bool)’: display.cpp:44: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char’ display.cpp:52: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char’ display.cpp:62: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char’ g++ -c fontpack.cpp g++ -c logger.cpp g++ -c regex.cpp g++ -c resource.cpp In file included from resource.cpp:29: resource.h: In member function ‘bool ltstr::operator()(const char, const char) const’: resource.h:38: error: ‘strcmp’ was not declared in this scope make[2]: * [resource.o] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/fukawi2/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1/src/core' make[1]: * [all] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/fukawi2/.aur/logstalgia/logstalgia-0.9.1/src' make: *** [all] Error 2 Oct 06, 2008 issue 3 (Small compile fix for OpenSuse 11.0 (gcc 4.3.1)) changed by acaudwell - Cheers. Status: Accepted Owner: acaudwell Cheers. Status: Accepted Owner: acaudwell Oct 06, 2008 issue 5 (svn checkout http://logstalgia.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ log...) changed by acaudwell - The tar ball is on the homepage. It's not being actively developed in the Google code SVN. Status: WontFix Labels: Type-Other −Type-Defect The tar ball is on the homepage. It's not being actively developed in the Google code SVN. Status: WontFix Labels: Type-Other −Type-Defect Oct 06, 2008 issue 6 (IIS Support) reported by dianoga7 - If this could support IIS logs as well, that would be excellent. If this could support IIS logs as well, that would be excellent. Oct 06, 2008 issue 5 (svn checkout http://logstalgia.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ log...) reported by lolcaek - 0. cd /usr/src 1. svn checkout http://logstalgia.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ logstalgia read-only 2. ??? 3. screenshots?! 0. cd /usr/src 1. svn checkout http://logstalgia.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ logstalgia read-only 2. ??? 3. screenshots?! Oct 06, 2008 issue 4 (segfaults on archlinux) reported by lolcaek - What steps will reproduce the problem? 0. connect with putty 1. download 2. tar -xvvf 3. ./configure && make && sudo make install 4. /usr/local/logstalgia What is the expected output? What do you see instead? something useful. segmentation fault What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.9.1 Arch Linux Please provide any additional information below. - What steps will reproduce the problem? 0. connect with putty 1. download 2. tar -xvvf 3. ./configure && make && sudo make install 4. /usr/local/logstalgia What is the expected output? What do you see instead? something useful. segmentation fault What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? 0.9.1 Arch Linux Please provide any additional information below. - Oct 06, 2008 issue 2 ([wishlist] postalgia) commented on by hacker.nz - how come you forgot about ligghttpd :@ how come you forgot about ligghttpd :@ Oct 06, 2008 issue 3 (Small compile fix for OpenSuse 11.0 (gcc 4.3.1)) reported by j...@willamowius.de - strcmp wasn't available in resource.h from including <string>, I had to include <string.h> also. strcmp wasn't available in resource.h from including <string>, I had to include <string.h> also. Oct 05, 2008 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by acaudwell - We don't currently have an elegant solution for building on Mac OS. If someone provides a patch it would be appreciated. We don't currently have an elegant solution for building on Mac OS. If someone provides a patch it would be appreciated. Oct 05, 2008 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by dmitry.bakaleinik - Please, share your patch for macos Please, share your patch for macos Oct 05, 2008 issue 2 ([wishlist] postalgia) commented on by dmitry.bakaleinik - Great program!!! Will be good ability to read any log file (mysql, syslog, etc.) and display data using config file - what to parse, what to bounce, codes, points, colors etc. Great program!!! Will be good ability to read any log file (mysql, syslog, etc.) and display data using config file - what to parse, what to bounce, codes, points, colors etc. Sep 30, 2008 issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) Labels changed by acaudwell - Labels: Type-Enhancement Priority-Low −Type-Patch −Priority-Medium Labels: Type-Enhancement Priority-Low −Type-Patch −Priority-Medium

issue 1 (Won't compile on OS X) commented on by hamiltont - Hey all, Hopefully this will help some people out...I am definitely not an all-star with Xcode, but I was interested in this, so I spent some time and got it to work! This is not a fix for the ./configure script, someone better than I will be needed there :) First, I installed the SDL framework, as well as SDL_image. Then, I installed Xcode SDL templates. I then created an SDL Xcode project, and ran it to make sure it was all good. Everything worked (aka a blank window showed up on the screen, but no linker or compiler errors) Then, I moved all the logstalgia files into the project. I had to add the Cocoa.framework and the OpenGL.framework to the project. I also had to make the target not be a .app, and instead be a binary file. Also, I had to copy the data directory into the same location as the build target, so the binary could find the font.tga file. This got me up and running! Of course, being ambitious, I wanted something I could send to a friend, and they could run ;). I tried copying the frameworks into the build_directory in a folder I had made, and then linking against them there. This failed (I believe this is because I tried to create an SDL application in the first place, it was looking for the framework folder in SomeApp.app/Frameworks. Turns out that if I moved the frameworks there, then it would be able to run properly. I know this is a pretty confusing description (sorry, excited and in a hurry), so I have made a few videos. Also, the Xcode project you see in the video is attached :) Video showing a quick intro into the Xcode project and how to get it to compile / run. (Sorry, but I screwed up the 'easy' version, so only the more advanced version survived all the way to the end) http://vimeo.com/7229564

Hey all, Hopefully this will help some people out...I am definitely not an all-star with Xcode, but I was interested in this, so I spent some time and got it to work! This is not a fix for the ./configure script, someone better than I will be needed there :) First, I installed the SDL framework, as well as SDL_image. Then, I installed Xcode SDL templates. I then created an SDL Xcode project, and ran it to make sure it was all good. Everything worked (aka a blank window showed up on the screen, but no linker or compiler errors) Then, I moved all the logstalgia files into the project. I had to add the Cocoa.framework and the OpenGL.framework to the project. I also had to make the target not be a .app, and instead be a binary file. Also, I had to copy the data directory into the same location as the build target, so the binary could find the font.tga file. This got me up and running! Of course, being ambitious, I wanted something I could send to a friend, and they could run ;). I tried copying the frameworks into the build_directory in a folder I had made, and then linking against them there. This failed (I believe this is because I tried to create an SDL application in the first place, it was looking for the framework folder in SomeApp.app/Frameworks. Turns out that if I moved the frameworks there, then it would be able to run properly. I know this is a pretty confusing description (sorry, excited and in a hurry), so I have made a few videos. Also, the Xcode project you see in the video is attached :) Video showing a quick intro into the Xcode project and how to get it to compile / run. (Sorry, but I screwed up the 'easy' version, so only the more advanced version survived all the way to the end) http://vimeo.com/7229564

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