plentyfact projects

This is version 0.2, compatible with Firefox up to Version 8.

Info and Download: http://projects.plentyfact.org/projects/imc-london-extension/wiki/Introduction

Changelog:

- compatible with FF 8.0.x
- new menu items: Calendar, RSS feeds, latest News etc

from the changelog:

11 Sept 2011 version 0.1.3
   fixed bug which create needles directory "mkdir" 
   fixed bug which caused problems when username contains a dash

if you have the plentyfact repository in your sources.list, apt-get update/apt-get upgrade
will bring you the new version.

Download: http://projects.plentyfact.org/attachments/download/74/imclondon-0.1.2.xpi

see [[Screenshots]]

done lots of stuff for the UI, but also many many improvements for the backend (cutting and audio export now sort of working) . now in version 0.4.5.

fancy video player, more modules

searchable, support for sub-directories

For those who do not want to install all the dependencies to build the lua module for the mlt media framework from scratch here is a binary package compiled for debian squeeze:

http://packages.plentyfact.org/debian/squeeze/liblua-mlt0_0.6.2-1_i686.deb

see http://packages.plentyfact.org/ for details if you want to install it it via apt-get.

example usage ( taken from the source repository ) of how to write a video player in lua:

#!/usr/bin/env lua

require("mlt")

mlt.Factory_init()
profile = mlt.Profile()
producer = mlt.Producer( profile, arg[1] )
if producer:is_valid() then
  consumer = mlt.Consumer( profile, "sdl" )
  consumer:set( "rescale", "none" )
  consumer:set( "terminate_on_pause", 1 )
  consumer:connect( producer )
  event = consumer:setup_wait_for( "consumer-stopped" )
  consumer:start()
  consumer:wait_for( event )
else
  print( "Unable to open "..arg[1] )
end
mlt.Factory_close()

build from http://sourceforge.net/projects/mlt/files/mlt/mlt-0.6.2.tar.gz/download

not that i spend so much time on the frontend currently, but nevertheless:

the new video view

the project overview

still, this is all under heavy developement and installation of the 0.4 branch is not recommended unless
you know exactly what you are doing ;)

The details for the new certificates are:

fingerprints:

sha1 95:9E:92:AC:B5:8F:1A:2F:66:AD:B1:D2:BB:EB:8A:2A:81:F5:10:93
md5 2E:54:44:63:0B:84:88:44:49:28:07:25:A1:CB:EA:39

Issued: 15/05/11
Valid: 11/11/11

Signed by: Cacert ( http://cacert.org )

If you have not done so before, you need to import the Cacert Root Certificate ( http://www.cacert.org/index.php?id=3 )

more info: http://wiki.cacert.org/BrowserClients#Importing_the_CAcert_Root_Certificate

the old code stuff has been moved to /tag/0.2 , now beginning to clean up the trunk and reorganising most of the stuff. stay tuned.

Added a second root user, 'toot' to enable us to add a cron job for the avahi-browse.

Built avahi-browse-json and uploaded to /usr/bin on all four nodes. Need to generate the ipkg file so that it can cleanly replace /usr/bin/avahi-browse, but it is there as avahi-browse-json for now. and uploaded that to
<http://projects.plentyfact.org/projects/list_files/own>. I guess next with this will be to export it as a web page in the same way as the services/index.html page. that page can then be poled.

Found the bmf package and installed that to all the nodes and a modified init file /etc/init.d/olsrd.new copied from germinate that may not be quite right. copied that to /etc/init.d/olsrd and tried it, but no sign of it working. last I recall I had to use 1.7.0 rather than 1.5.3 to get it working, so I guess that is next with this.