| Blathering for Friday, 28 December 2007 |
08:16: For the first time in six months there was a fare inspector in the VTA light rail
08:17: I'm glad I paid my $1.75 today
08:59: An interesting read about ex-Googlers entering the venture capital market -- http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/28/business/28vc.html?_r=1&pagewanted=print
16:16: I saw this in one of our offices the other day. Its uber cool, and I am offically jealous.
21:39: Want to make heaps of money running a coffee shop in America? Apparently the secret is to be next door to a Starbucks.
21:40: Playing with postal. I think it meets most of my needs, and the rest I can hack on...
21:40: I needed to disable GNUTLS to get it to compile, but such is life
posted at: 21:40 | path: /blather | permanent link to this entry
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#1
Russell Coker
There are some known issues with GNUTLS and OpenSSL in Postal. I'm a bit busy at the moment, but hope to have a new release in a few weeks that fixes some of these things (and some portability issues too).
Please send me any patches you write.
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#2
Michael Still
Yeah, I figured. Basically the deal is that gcrypt doesn't like pthreads, and the macro they provide to make it all play nice together gives casting errors under C++. They recommend just using an extern block, which doesn't work. Then again I might be doing it wrong given I haven't touched any C++ in two years. I'll be sure to send you any patches.