Notices by наб (nabijaczleweli@101010.pl), page 4

active-mode FTP from my router works through a dozen EADDRINUSE retries per file. amazing stuff

https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss/%3Cfy2e7yvtatzw6ato2zggkr7pokcx6vbhhmprapbqmmz2zlzprf@tarta.nabijaczleweli.xyz%3E lol

$ git -C ossp-uuid.git/ log
commit e83b6b64d1d9215bc38f12798cc1aad41dd33559 (HEAD -> master)
Author: rse <>
Date: Sat Jul 5 12:58:24 2008 +0000

remove OSSP uuid from CVS -- it is now versioned controlled in a Monotone repository
$ git -C ossp-uuid.git/ ls-tree HEAD
$

yes he removed everything and didn't link the monotone repo. naturally https://monotone.ca has been unchanged for like a decade, and package removed since buster

last monotone-commits post 2010-10. but! monotone-devel thread from 2024: https://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/monotone-devel/2024-02/msg00000.html

holy hell they made PHP but for perl?? https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/ossp-eperl

dont worry they also made an actual hell

OSSP due - Dynamic User Environment
OSSP due is a unified and dynamic GNU Bash shell and Vim editor user
environment providing reusable functionalities which proofed to be
useful in practice.
https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/ossp-due

I had to read through all of these to come up with repository descriptions, so here's some more ones i liked:
OSSP sugar -- The Markup Language With Invisible Syntactic Sugar
OSSP sugar is a markup language and corresponding processing tool for
writing technical documentation that uses a mostly invisible markup
language (so-called "syntactic sugar" in compiler construction folk
terminology).
bro WHAT are you TALKING about (this actually appears to be an early markdown/rST-style system: https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/ossp-sugar/tree/5adc722e/item/srml2sxml#L10)

OSSP svs - Stupid/Silly/Simple Versioning System
its incredible what mfs did to themselves before they had git, also
case "$cmd" in
v|vi|vim | e|em|ema|emac|emacs )
always execs ${EDITOR-vi} (https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/ossp-svs/tree/trunk/item/svs.sh)

OSSP val - Value Access
OSSP val is a flexible name to value mapping library for ISO-C
variables. It allows one to access ISO-C variables through name
strings, [...]
what the fuck is an "ISO C variable" (this is actually a std::map<string, any>, but not very good https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/ossp-val/tree/trunk/item/val.h)

OSSP cfg is a ISO-C library for parsing arbitrary C/C++-style configuration files
...parsing what? this appears to actually be a grammar compiler, unclear how this is configuration-related https://git.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/ossp-cfg/tree/trunk/item/cfg.pod

this also makes me the upstream for src:eperl, src:iselect, and src:osspsa. 4/54 after 20 years is pretty good though

this user is

of COURSE this shit is not UTF-8 lol

lol, file(1) guesses ISO-8859 but this website is somehow CP1252 💀

omg

https://todo.sr.ht/~nabijaczleweli/ossp :)

I've instrumented the shart list importer

Error ("<20020828091907.W2689@canonware.com>") reading In-Reply-To: mail: missing '<' in msg-id
Error ("<20020730130258.A71796@canonware.com>") reading In-Reply-To: mail: missing '<' in msg-id
<20020703134036.GC1464@dt4.dev.de.cw.net> unknown charset: unknown charset: message: unhandled charset "iso-8859-1"
Error ("<20020523115704.D22880@dev14.dev.de.cw.net>") reading In-Reply-To: mail: missing '<' in msg-id

and indeed,
> In-Reply-To: <3D6BE829.CEEA7B8C@packetdesign.com>; from archie@packetdesign.com on Tue, Aug 27, 2002 at 01:59:21PM -0700

bruh.

i think i was hitting some internal timeouts with the big ossp-cvs spools, current status: csplit /^From / {*}; for f in *; do curl .../import -F spool=$f 💀

if hut(1) exposed an endpoint that posted the spool i'd be using it. alas! "copy as curl" to the rescue

time to install alpine and sourcehut (meta and lists): 60 minutes (this is my third time (they keep breaking my old VMs))

mm mm delicious unix mmm

i can semi-consistently get one request out of it, unless it's ls then it's a quarter

okay, lftp gets one solid request per connection, and its mirror command works so far..... and it died while writing this