[Adium-devl] Logfile Sync Was: Re: More Logging Decisions
Evan Schoenberg
evan.s at dreskin.net
Thu Jun 1 23:54:55 UTC 2006
On Jun 1, 2006, at 7:37 PM, Alan Humpherys wrote:
> I would make a vote for using sync services and .mac as an option
> for synchronization. While i know that not everyone is a .mac
> user, this is a convenient solution for those that are....
>
> Also, the sync services plugin could be made to use an alternative
> network storage location and protocol if .mac was not available.
>
I totally love sync services.
With XML logging, I don't see why we have to worry about whether the
logs are per-session or per-day; either way, logs can overlap (open a
window on one computer and chat for a while, then sign in elsewhere
and chat there without closing the first window) and so we'd want to
do time stamp comparisons whenever files are present for a span of
time on both systems, rebuilding a new XML file which integrates the
chat in the order it took place.
-Evan
> The reason I would vote for this is that it would take advantage of
> the OS X framework already established for two way syncronization.
>
> Alan
> ______
> Alan Humpherys
> alan at ewonderz.com
>
>
>
> On Jun 1, 2006, at 8:29 AM, Graham Booker wrote:
>
>> If we do session based (log file ends when you close the window
>> and a new one is created for the next one) logging, then it is
>> very trivial. I have actually given thought to integrating some
>> sort of sync within Adium. We can do it more intelligently than
>> rsync since we wish to sync both ways and not just one.
>>
>> Currently for Fire, my script will sync one direction, then the
>> other, then it will run a program on both sides to fix the type/
>> creator codes for the files (since they are just .xhtml, they need
>> the correct type/creator codes to do everything properly). I
>> would really like this type of action integrated into the app
>> since it can do all this within one step. Maybe over something
>> like rendezvous, but there are some security issues involved here
>> (don't want random people to sync with you).
>>
>> Anyway, if no one else has a dying need to do this themselves, I
>> nominate myself for this task. I spend half of my IM time on my
>> laptop, and the other half on my desktop, so this is certainly a
>> feature I want for myself.
>>
>> - Graham
>>
>>
>>
>> On Jun 1, 2006, at 9:14 AM, Augie Fackler wrote:
>>
>>> Which reminds me, have we actually figured out some method of
>>> logging
>>> in Adium that would allow aforementioned rsync synchronization? I've
>>> wanted that feature on and off for the past year...
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