Please delete 'daflan' and 'prowler' projects from your databases. And please delete my account too. I have been having a lot of trouble and headaches since i signed up to ohloh. Ohcount once worked ... [More] , and it kept me waited in the queue for 5 days. It works when a different repository enlistment is added. But the existing ones never get updated again. No matter what i did, i couldn't get it work. I even sent mails, opened up suggestions but no good. Also there is no easy way to delete the projects, doing 'undo' history, it still leaves the tracks. Hope I will see a better ohloh next time i visit. [Less]

Looking at the language analysis for my project (https://www.ohloh.net/p/WarFoundry/analyses/latest) I've got a line saying "zero lines of C code". Digging around it turns out I had one rogue C file ... [More] in my C# project for a few revisions and then deleted it, but because I once had C in my project it now lists C as a language I "use" in the project. As a suggestion, would it be possible to filter out zero line languages? I can see that there might be intermediary stages where a commit removes all code of a given language and a later one adds some more, but that still leaves a point where no actual code for the language exists. Thanks. [Less]

Looks like there's a minor false-alarm with my project :) While digging around I found that I'd included the Log4Net documentation as well as the DLL (I hadn't paid attention to what was in the .xml ... [More] file). It appears that although .resx files are XML, Ohloh doesn't pick them up as such. Still, the general idea of "filterable paths" for when a project does include code or files that are being picked up but aren't wanted in the count is a good one :) [Less]

tried to use gekmlib this week...it broke on the first/only file I need to read...with an error on this: <Placemark> <name>With our own power we have developed"</name> ... [More] <LookAt> <gx:TimeStamp> <when>2002-04-30</when> </gx:TimeStamp> <longitude>124.4527286093449</longitude> <latitude>40.05648357791643</latitude> <altitude>0</altitude> <range>181.719067934862</range> <tilt>0</tilt> <heading>-2.534002456057512</heading> <altitudeMode>relativeToGround</altitudeMode> </LookAt> <styleUrl>#msn_icon244194</styleUrl> <Point> <coordinates>124.4528333149109,40.05633631105841,0</coordinates> </Point> </Placemark> (sorry about the lack of line-breaks, flapping forum s/w won't let me easily get the xml shown right) the problem, of course, is the presence of gx:Timestamp inside LookAt. that manifests as a "no such method" error of "setWhen" on "LookAt". the error is actually in the setup in KMLParser.java: String [] LookAtProperties = { "longitude", "latitude", "altitude", "range", "tilt", "heading", "altitudeMode"}; does not include gx:Timestamp/when... the solution might be to change LookAt to add a dummy setWhen method. I was not inclined to try to do this, since I don't know the gekmlib code...I went back to the certain-to-work approach of using xerces directly to do the parse, and an xpath query to get all the Placemarks and then handle those myself. [Less]

Hi, I have a question about the "enlistments". Does he considerer that both repository have the same content ? or does he "combine" the result of the two repos ? On my project we have two repository ... [More] that are the same project but different parts are on each repo. That mean the project is the combination of both repository. See here : https://www.ohloh.net/p/GeotoolKit/enlistments Is it correct to do this ? or do I have to make 2 seperate projects in ohloh ? [Less]

Hi there, For this project: https://www.ohloh.net/p/xchataqua/commits It doesn't seem to show the commits that should have been added by the new git repository enlistment (which was sync'd 8 hours ... [More] ago). Is there some queue that the project is still in for it to update the commit log? Thank you... Tycho [Less]

Hello, I have recently been registered and coding in my free times. But my project isn't recalculated for 4 days and it says that im in the queue of svnsnyc. This is just a suggesstion: could it be ... [More] possible to add a number that shows our position in the queue? Thanks [Less]

Yes, that was my configuration problem I had already fixed quite some time ago. Now there are still some failing repos, for example one of the mksh ones. The MirPorts repo ran through.

Is there a way to report spam? Looks to me like one "review" here might qualify as spam: https://www.ohloh.net/p/gimp/reviews A bit offtopic: They're also password-protecting and selling ... [More] GFDL-licensed text; IANAL so I can't tell if that's legal. I do believe at least one provision is probably violated, 4. I: Preserve the section Entitled "History", Preserve its Title, and add to it an item stating at least the title, year, new authors, and publisher of the Modified Version as given on the Title Page. If there is no section Entitled "History" in the Document, create one stating the title, year, authors, and publisher of the Document as given on its Title Page, then add an item describing the Modified Version as stated in the previous sentence. Observe their Table of Contents. http://www.welloiledpc.com/Reports/GIMP%202.6%20User%20Manual%20ToC.pdf Not having history is probably important, since they "corrected" some stuff. Also, they're not including GFDL with the "sample chapter" (section 6 of GFDL). Again, IANAL, but this seems like it might be GFDL violation, and an advertisement, masquerading as a review. [Less]

Cheers, I hope you guys are still looking at this. I've had great experience implementing login with OpenID on an existing webapp of mine; I created a table called "openids" and I'm filling it with ... [More] account name / openid associations. One account can have multiple OpenIDs. Using Janrain libraries it should be trivial to create such a simple implementation. Targetting Google and Yahoo! logins is most difficult and is a best stress test for an OpenID implementation. For a great reference implementation on "how developer sites should solve login", see StackOverflow. Great OpenID implementation is also present at Plaxo. To me, OpenID provides a great relief from burden of dozens of passwords. It also provides me a single click sign-on, especially with OpenID2.0 and my Google account. (C'mon, it can't get easier than clicking on a big button labeled "Google" and being logged in :) ) Please support OpenID; I've become spoiled by its ease of use lately. Oh, and thanks guys for all the stuff you're doing on Ohloh! :) [Less]