Re: [9fans] Hi and, plan9-native abaco sources?

Re: [9fans] Hi and, plan9-native abaco sources?

[scaron]

> Abaco's website is now hosted at http://abaco.oitobits.net ;)

Thanks! I guess it hasn't made it into the google index yet.

-Sean

Re: [9fans] Hi and, plan9-native abaco sources?

[prem]

On Mar 10, 10:18 pm, sca...@umich.edu wrote:
> > Abaco's website is now hosted athttp://abaco.oitobits.net;)
>
> Thanks! I guess it hasn't made it into the google index yet.
>
> -Sean

I am unable to compile abaco sources from .../contrib/fgb/

draw(im, r, getcolor(i->color), nil, ZP) of drawrule(....)

error:
html.c:255 not a member of struct/union : color

Re: [9fans] Hi and, plan9-native abaco sources?

[Iruata Souza]

On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 6:35 AM, prem <prem.mallappa@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Mar 10, 10:18 pm, sca...@umich.edu wrote:
>  > > Abaco's website is now hosted athttp://abaco.oitobits.net;)
>
> >
>  > Thanks! I guess it hasn't made it into the google index yet.
>  >
>  > -Sean
>
>  I am unable to compile abaco sources from .../contrib/fgb/
>
>  draw(im, r, getcolor(i->color), nil, ZP) of drawrule(....)
>
>  error:
>  html.c:255 not a member of struct/union : color
>
>

have you bothered reading the thread you are answering?:

iru

Re: [9fans] Hi and, plan9-native abaco sources?

[Vinícius de Figueiredo Silva]

On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 1:16 AM, Iruata Souza <iru.muzgo@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>  plan9.kicks-ass.org is a dynamic dns host of fgb, as he is travelling
>  now, it will be down until he goes back to his place.
>
>
>  iru
>

Abaco's website is now hosted at http://abaco.oitobits.net ;)

-- 
Vinícius.

Re: [9fans] Hi and, plan9-native abaco sources?

[Iruata Souza]

On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 12:00 AM, Sean Caron <scaron@umich.edu> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>  Just wanted to introduce myself as a new Plan 9 user; I have been
>  wanting to play with it for years but always resisted polluting my
>  network with x86 equipment.. but now that I took the plunge, I am
>  really enjoying the hell out of it. The simplicity of Plan 9 makes
>  getting my C chops back up to speed honestly a lot of fun; you can
>  actually accomplish something without wasting a lot of time wading
>  through a bunch of crap. That is cool.
>
>  Now that I have a supported wireless NIC in my laptop (Compaq Evo
>  n410C - perfectly supported, btw) I have been browsing sources/
>  contrib and checking out some of the apps - abaco and ssh2 in
>  particular. They work pretty well for my purposes (thanks for your
>  work, guys!) I was wondering, though, if there was someplace where I
>  could get the most recent (not plan9ports) abaco sources to peek at?
>  The server,
>
>  plan9.kicks-ass.org
>
>  seems to always be down, and all I can find in contrib/fgb is the
>  binary. I'm curious to see how it all goes together.
>
>  Regards,
>

plan9.kicks-ass.org is a dynamic dns host of fgb, as he is travelling
now, it will be down until he goes back to his place.


iru

Re: [9fans] Hi and, plan9-native abaco sources?

[Pietro Gagliardi]

You're going to the right place with contrib/fgb, but it's a bit
trickier. Federico G. Benavento (fgb) created a system called
contrib. contrib allows you to install and maintain /n/sources/
contrib systems based on replica(1).

To install contrib:
	/n/sources/contrib/fgb/root/rc/bin/contrib/install fgb/contrib
When that is done, you get abaco and its sources with
	contrib/install fgb/abaco
To invoke abaco:
	abaco absolute-site
That is,
	abaco plan9.bell-labs.com
won't work; you need
	abaco http://plan9.bell-labs.com/
The source is in /sys/src/cmd/abaco after installation.

There's quite a bit of software on the contrib system so far. You
find out what with
	contrib/list username
To find which usernames have the contrib system, try this:
	du -a /n/sources/contrib | awk '{$1 = ""; print}' | grep '(replica|
root)' | awk -F/ '{ print $3 }' | sort -u
or something like that.

Happy Plan 9-ing!

PS - Please use 9fans@9fans.net now, as we just changed today. You
don't need to re-register.

On Mar 7, 2008, at 10:00 PM, Sean Caron wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Just wanted to introduce myself as a new Plan 9 user; I have been
> wanting to play with it for years but always resisted polluting my
> network with x86 equipment.. but now that I took the plunge, I am
> really enjoying the hell out of it. The simplicity of Plan 9 makes
> getting my C chops back up to speed honestly a lot of fun; you can
> actually accomplish something without wasting a lot of time wading
> through a bunch of crap. That is cool.
>
> Now that I have a supported wireless NIC in my laptop (Compaq Evo
> n410C - perfectly supported, btw) I have been browsing sources/
> contrib and checking out some of the apps - abaco and ssh2 in
> particular. They work pretty well for my purposes (thanks for your
> work, guys!) I was wondering, though, if there was someplace where
> I could get the most recent (not plan9ports) abaco sources to peek
> at? The server,
>
> plan9.kicks-ass.org
>
> seems to always be down, and all I can find in contrib/fgb is the
> binary. I'm curious to see how it all goes together.
>
> Regards,
>
> -Sean Caron (scaron at umich.edu)

[9fans] Hi and, plan9-native abaco sources?

[Sean Caron]

Hi all,

Just wanted to introduce myself as a new Plan 9 user; I have been
wanting to play with it for years but always resisted polluting my
network with x86 equipment.. but now that I took the plunge, I am
really enjoying the hell out of it. The simplicity of Plan 9 makes
getting my C chops back up to speed honestly a lot of fun; you can
actually accomplish something without wasting a lot of time wading
through a bunch of crap. That is cool.

Now that I have a supported wireless NIC in my laptop (Compaq Evo
n410C - perfectly supported, btw) I have been browsing sources/
contrib and checking out some of the apps - abaco and ssh2 in
particular. They work pretty well for my purposes (thanks for your
work, guys!) I was wondering, though, if there was someplace where I
could get the most recent (not plan9ports) abaco sources to peek at?
The server,

plan9.kicks-ass.org

seems to always be down, and all I can find in contrib/fgb is the
binary. I'm curious to see how it all goes together.

Regards,

-Sean Caron (scaron at umich.edu)