Meh. This one was a nasty little bug. And now its fixed. The problem is that in FlowCoverView, the dealloc routine was resetting the EAGLContext object early. This caused the rest of the dealloc call to fail, which then resulted in the overall view to fail to be released. The fix is to rewrite the [...]
A final fix (turns out ThinkGeek.com sends an HTTP/1.1 response with a “Content-Type” header but no length, so I had to change the reader code to take that into account), and the proxy server code now appears to work with every web site I visit. So it’s now posted. This is a Java server program [...]
So I uploaded the common tools package to the web site last night–and realized that I had no version information in the jar file or the documentation files. How do you know if you have the latest thing? Quick tweak to the build.xml file for all uploaded projects to add a build number to the [...]
I managed to work out the bug in my previous post. Turns out that it’s a bug in my software and a bug in whatever is handling the e-mail redirect at LunarPages. My bug: I was sending the ‘Host:’ HTML header twice. LunarPages? They were grabbing the list of host values, and concatenating them in [...]
Several years ago I needed an MTA to run on an old MacOS X box that was running the Chaos In Motion web site, as well as the PandaWave web site. So I rolled my own. Didn’t need anything complicated; just something that could be scripted via XML and was running maybe a half-dozen different [...]
A while ago, I wrote an LDAP server. Well, nothing as complex as OpenLDAP; just a simple LDAP protocol parser which could translate LDAP requests into requests to modify an internal in-memory data representation of the LDAP database. I actually managed to make it work against a product we were working on at the time. [...]