Comments for Alex Le's Blog http://alexle.net Personal View Sat, 05 Jul 2008 17:08:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on Bug Day: Internet Explorer 7 SELECT element innerHTML bug by Olivier http://alexle.net/archives/150#comment-171896 Olivier Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:34:16 +0000 http://alexle.net/archives/150#comment-171896 Just checked a couple days ago that this bug is still present in IE8 bêta... Just checked a couple days ago that this bug is still present in IE8 bêta…

]]> Comment on HA-Linux Cluster: Revisit by sudheer http://alexle.net/archives/164#comment-171775 sudheer Fri, 20 Jun 2008 15:39:48 +0000 http://alexle.net/archives/164#comment-171775 Alext good thoughts .Thanks for the info Alext good thoughts .Thanks for the info

]]> Comment on heaven by nicci http://alexle.net/archives/157#comment-171380 nicci Thu, 19 Jun 2008 11:21:32 +0000 http://alexle.net/archives/157#comment-171380 im eating one now they taste lush im eating one now they taste lush

]]> Comment on Ruby 1.8.6 and Gem 1.1.1 error: gem_original_require for zlib by Brendan Lally http://alexle.net/archives/266#comment-167756 Brendan Lally Wed, 11 Jun 2008 18:35:45 +0000 http://alexle.net/?p=266#comment-167756 Alex Yah - that makes sense. Think I tried 'ldd' but didn't c anything obvious. I've reswitched over 2 Ubuntu as Thin/Ramaze works fine under there. Will hop back to Centos once it (someone else) gets fixed Its only a 64 bit issue as I've it working fine on a 32bit Centos 5.1 system. Thanks 4 the help Lal Alex

Yah - that makes sense. Think I tried ‘ldd’ but didn’t c anything obvious.
I’ve reswitched over 2 Ubuntu as Thin/Ramaze works fine under there.
Will hop back to Centos once it (someone else) gets fixed
Its only a 64 bit issue as I’ve it working fine on a 32bit Centos 5.1 system.

Thanks 4 the help
Lal

]]> Comment on ActiveFixture: correct fixture loading with foreign key constraints by Alex le http://alexle.net/archives/217#comment-165712 Alex le Sat, 07 Jun 2008 06:26:48 +0000 http://alexle.net/archives/217#comment-165712 I received a large amount of spam just for this post so I decided to close out the comment feature. If you need to leave a comment, please let me know and I will re-enable the feature. Alex I received a large amount of spam just for this post so I decided to close out the comment feature. If you need to leave a comment, please let me know and I will re-enable the feature.

Alex

]]> Comment on setInterval() Scope problem & solutions for Firefox and Internet Explorer 6 by Sepehr Lajevardi http://alexle.net/archives/169#comment-164171 Sepehr Lajevardi Tue, 03 Jun 2008 21:07:38 +0000 http://alexle.net/archives/169#comment-164171 Many thanks Alex. I was absolutely disappointed about IE. Many thanks Alex.
I was absolutely disappointed about IE.

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]]> Comment on Ruby 1.8.6 and Gem 1.1.1 error: gem_original_require for zlib by Alex le http://alexle.net/archives/266#comment-164078 Alex le Tue, 03 Jun 2008 15:38:07 +0000 http://alexle.net/?p=266#comment-164078 Brendan, from what you're describing, probably it's because the library files were not "linked" correctly in to the lib folder. I'm still relatively new to the Linux's installation process, but from my understanding, the source is compiled into the "prefix folder", then the compiled binary is sym link to a generic ".o" file in /usr/lib (or other library folder). The "ld" command is used to configure this registration. I ran into an issue, which I think is similar to yours, while installing Memcached, check out the post here http://alexle.net/archives/275 Cheers! PS: I'm also on Slicehost! Brendan, from what you’re describing, probably it’s because the library files were not “linked” correctly in to the lib folder. I’m still relatively new to the Linux’s installation process, but from my understanding, the source is compiled into the “prefix folder”, then the compiled binary is sym link to a generic “.o” file in /usr/lib (or other library folder). The “ld” command is used to configure this registration.

I ran into an issue, which I think is similar to yours, while installing Memcached, check out the post here

http://alexle.net/archives/275

Cheers!

PS: I’m also on Slicehost!

]]> Comment on Ruby 1.8.6 and Gem 1.1.1 error: gem_original_require for zlib by brendan lally http://alexle.net/archives/266#comment-163896 brendan lally Tue, 03 Jun 2008 06:27:15 +0000 http://alexle.net/?p=266#comment-163896 Trying your steps - I get errors when I do make in the ext/zlib library Something about /usr/loca/lib/libz.a (adler32.o) relocate R_X86_64_32 agaisnt 'a local symbol' cannot be used. Recompile with the -fPIC Tried the CCFLAGS=-fPIC and didn't make a difference I'm on slicehost. Any ideas? Ta Lal Trying your steps - I get errors when I do make in the ext/zlib library
Something about /usr/loca/lib/libz.a (adler32.o) relocate R_X86_64_32 agaisnt ‘a local symbol’ cannot be used. Recompile with the -fPIC
Tried the CCFLAGS=-fPIC and didn’t make a difference

I’m on slicehost. Any ideas?

Ta
Lal

]]> Comment on Renumbering Rails Migration Files with numergrate utility by Andrew http://alexle.net/archives/206#comment-161268 Andrew Tue, 27 May 2008 15:38:19 +0000 http://alexle.net/archives/206#comment-161268 Wow, this is really good. Thanks a lot. Wow, this is really good. Thanks a lot.

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