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	KotCzarny	2015-03-15 , 12:13
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i've observed that they do appear, diablo around XX:15 and fremantle XX:28, but yes, sometimes uploader has some hiccups and can take up to few hours. also, while you are at it, can you send errors about package uploading/building/parsing sent to uploader person?

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contact with me: #osc or #maemo on freenode/ircnet or /query KotCzarny

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xes	2015-03-15 , 12:18
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That is the second part of the problem: no email notifications..

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	KotCzarny	2015-03-15 , 12:20
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btw. if you talk about the 'latest packages' most likely it only scans 'free' tree (or is updated by the builder and not uploader). also, i can offer my help with the website

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saponga	2015-03-15 , 14:09
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Originally Posted by KotCzarny

@saponga: when core is in STOP state it doesn't eat many resources and linux happily can swap it out when not used, so you don't need to launch/kill it repeatedly.

Yeah... you're right. I made some battery drain tests and the consuming is insignificant when in STOP. But that way last position isn't saved and the file restarts from the begining. Not a big deal for music files but a little problem for listening podcasts. It seems that core saves last position only when you kill it.

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	KotCzarny	2015-03-15 , 14:19
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@saponga: it's saving, but using STOP makes it forget (unload file, set cur time to 0, etc). you might also use PAUSE, which is very similar to STOP, and do some test (but if i remember correctly it just sits there, waiting for user input). unless pulseaudio is a B*TCH and does some nefarious looping even when idle

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saponga	2015-03-15 , 14:56
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Originally Posted by KotCzarny

@saponga: it's saving, but using STOP makes it forget (unload file, set cur time to 0, etc). you might also use PAUSE, which is very similar to STOP, and do some test (but if i remember correctly it just sits there, waiting for user input). unless pulseaudio is a B*TCH and does some nefarious looping even when idle

PA keeps eating 8 to 13 CPU% continously when remote is closed after PAUSE. That's quite unacceptable.

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	KotCzarny	2015-03-15 , 14:58
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PA is an abomination and should die in fire

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saponga	2015-03-15 , 15:11
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Originally Posted by kotczarny

pa is an abomination and should die in fire

:d :d lol :d :d

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	KotCzarny	2015-03-15 , 15:14
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0.9.7-29:
* Skin fixes (contd)
* unzip TMP to /tmp/ by default and ~/.oscp/ on MAEMO

skins look even nicer and cutter now tries to autodetect optimal text color

Last edited by KotCzarny; 2015-03-15 at 16:00.

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xes	2015-03-15 , 15:24
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Originally Posted by KotCzarny

btw. if you talk about the 'latest packages' most likely it only scans 'free' tree (or is updated by the builder and not uploader). also, i can offer my help with the website

Yep. It seems i missed it was in "non-free" repo. (what a pity)
I downloaded the sources of version 0.9.6 and i can remember there was a GPL license inside the package so i was expecting the same for version 0.9.7.

One side note:
Sincerely, considering that oscp can listen for commands on a network port i would prefer to know how is working the network part and have the possibility to restrict that service to one ip or a socket.