OpenEuphoria

Re: Euphoria 2.4 Official Release

• Posted by gertie at visionsix.com Jul 09, 2003
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On 8 Jul 2003, at 22:41, jbrown105 at speedymail.org wrote:

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> I wrote a sort of one on apache, that works fine. The catch is that it is
> horribly difficult to debug.
> 
> I wrote it for her, but then she says she doesn't want it. 

I don't see it working. Where is it? Show me. What's the url?

> And yet she
> still complains about not having one...even tho one is available. I have said
> multiple times that it is working. She doesn't even bother to reply when I say
> that.

I ask you every time where it is. It has not worked for me. You sent me code 
several times, i pointed out the bugs that kept it from working. Then the shell 
you guys were using stopped letting me log in, and i gave you the passwords 
to the account. I still do NOT have a WORKING proxy.

> I'll give the code to anyone else who wants to give it a go, however. (It'll
> prolly end up public domain.)
> 
> >   * a simple method for her to tell it when she is online or offline.
> >   * a method for her to reprogram new features into it.
> >   * to have it deny certain IP's that she adds or removes dynamically.
> >     * Sounds like an interface issue.
> >   * to have it deny a range of IP's?
> >   * to be written in Eu
> >   * to run on linux
> >   * to be controllable from a remote windows machine
> >   * to be fully tested
> >   * to be easy for her to setup
> >   * for help with setting it up without others having access
> >      Just go by what she says is happening and is going wrong.
> 
> Debugging and testing is hard. Most of the rest of the items on here
> are respectively simple, however.
> 
> > 
> > She is NOT be happy with positive results.
> > She does NOT have or give a positive outlook about the project
> > even when it is going well.
> > She constantly DEMANDS better and doesn't praise [message incomplete
> > 
> > 
> Which means no one will go into a contract with her, basicly. :)
> 
> Her attitude is likely more influcenced by her outlook of her life than the
> progress of the project (or so it appears to me anyways). Considering her life
> this is completely understandable ... but doesn't make the situation any
> easier
> to deal with. For her or anyone trying to help her.

Well, so far, this project hasn't gone anywhere after over a year of you 
alledgedly having a working proxy. Yes i am ticked, because i was told it 
was working several times, and yet you did recode it and tell me it was 
working, repeatedly.

Kat