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rich (15:20 19/8/2005)
Phlamethrower (15:58 19/8/2005)
rich (16:00 19/8/2005)
Phlamethrower (16:01 19/8/2005)
rich (17:20 19/8/2005)
Matthew (17:56 22/8/2005)
rich (18:47 22/8/2005)
Matthew (23:27 23/8/2005)
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #68526, posted by rich at 15:20, 19/8/2005 |
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I've just updated Spamassassin - the one that came with Mandrake was getting old, and there isn't a proper update, so I had to compile my own RPM from source (queue much first time scariness). I've also changed some rules so Exim doesn't add spam reports even when the spam score is really low (despite what the config claims). Then I tried to add Razor2, which I'm not entirely sure is working yet, but it's not breaking anything either so I'll keep an eye on things.
The Razor install required a load of new Perl modules to be compiled, so Perl buggering up is also something to look for (Net::* and Digest::* stuff especially). While I was in there I decided to install Geo::Postcode to do postcode to grid reference conversions, which hopefully I'll use in my postcode to Google Maps thing I'm looking at writing. Not quite sure where it decided to install the database though...
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #68527, posted by Phlamethrower at 15:58, 19/8/2005, in reply to message #68526 |
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Yes, but have you sorted out what's wrong with your internet connection yet?  |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #68528, posted by rich at 16:00, 19/8/2005, in reply to message #68527 |
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No  I checked the logs on the router to see if there was any dodgy traffic I could blame, but the household seems to be malware-free
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #68529, posted by Phlamethrower at 16:01, 19/8/2005, in reply to message #68528 |
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Ah well, maybe it's just a temporary ISP/network problem and will clear up in a few days. |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #68530, posted by rich at 17:20, 19/8/2005, in reply to message #68526 |
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http://www.houseofmabel.com/places/index.html for the postcode to coordinate page. Only tested in Mozilla - unlikely to work in most RISC OS browsers. |
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Matthew Somerville |
Message #68564, posted by Matthew at 17:56, 22/8/2005, in reply to message #68526 |
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While I was in there I decided to install Geo::Postcode to do postcode to grid reference conversions, which hopefully I'll use in my postcode to Google Maps thing I'm looking at writing. Like this? |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #68570, posted by rich at 18:47, 22/8/2005, in reply to message #68564 |
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While I was in there I decided to install Geo: ostcode to do postcode to grid reference conversions, which hopefully I'll use in my postcode to Google Maps thing I'm looking at writing. Like this?
Where does that list the grid reference or long/lat coordinates of the centre point? If you do a search it doesn't even put them in the "link to this map" thing.
Mine is so that you can easily geotag web pages. Which means I have to have my own postcode DB as the Google aps API doesn't allow you to do a search first.
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Matthew Somerville |
Message #68603, posted by Matthew at 23:27, 23/8/2005, in reply to message #68570 |
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Where does that list the grid reference or long/lat coordinates of the centre point? It doesn't, that's why I was asking what yours was going to do. 
Mine is so that you can easily geotag web pages. Which means I have to have my own postcode DB as the Google aps API doesn't allow you to do a search first. I'd simply fetch a Google Maps URL like I posted, and parse the source for the '<center lat="51.500955" lng="-0.141568"/>' attribute hidden within it. |
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