- From: Terje Bless <link@pobox.com>
- Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 20:32:48 +0100
- To: Chris Casciano <chris@placenamehere.com>
- cc: www-validator@w3.org
Chris Casciano <chris@placenamehere.com> wrote: >on 2/28/03 11:17 AM, Ville Skyttä at ville.skytta@iki.fi wrote: >>On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 08:47, Chris Casciano wrote: >> >>>- the file validator.conf file wasn't included in the tar dist... >>>Grabbed it from cvs, made the needed changes (pointing at the parser >>>in /sw/bin being one) & tossed it in /etc/w3c >>IIRC, that's a packaging buglet, check.cfg is the one that should be >>copied to validator.conf wherever you like it. > >Okie... I was just pointing it out for the record Thanks. We (well, "I", to be brutally honest) kinda dropped the ball on this one; we renamed the file without thinking it through very well in advance. Hopefully by the time the Validator and it's documentation is in sufficient state that non-gurus are able to install it locally, this will no longer be an issue. :-( >Yes, well aware. I'd be more concerned with the version/stability if I >planned to let anyone besides myself access my mirror. As it is this was >more a proof of concept so I merely followed the "documented" checkout >procedures. Ah, I think Ville didn't state this quite directly enough; CVS HEAD is very likely to be in a non-runnable state (read: "horribly b0rken") for a long while yet. That it happens to run right now is more an artifact of it being in between major changes right now. You *really* want to be on validator-0_6_0-branch if you want runnable code! >Thx, it should. As I mentioned, I didn't have any luck getting Liam's >lq-nsgmls installed in OS X. Running "%onsgmls --version" I get: ><sp:message sp:id="mid0" >sp:severity="I" >> >"OpenSP" version "1.5" These are Nick Kew's improved XMLMessageReporter messages from OpenSP. AFAIK these aren't in lq-nsgmls (right Liam?) and they shouldn't be enabled by default in OpenSP (you need to give "./configure" the "--with-xml-messages" flag to enable them). This suggests a bug somewhere, combined with lq-nsgmls picking up the libosp.so from OpenSP instead of it's own version. Possibly we should put some effort towards making a static build of OpenSP available for Mac OS X until all these issues are resolved. :-( /me goes looking for the Dec2002 Dev Tools Update; all 300MB of it... :-( -- Now Playing "Love Hungry Man" by "AC/DC"", from the album "Highway To Hell".
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