Initial Files!

OK... after battling my slow dialup connection and working with Raymond, we're ready for a go I think for the internal release for the devteam to get their hands dirty... lots of little bugs squished and weblogin/webuser request working just fine.

I'll upload a new batch of files and Victors going to create a fresh repository for this, so it'll all be in before noon CST tomorrow, and hopefully in the AM.

Just double-checking, is CVS updated with the latest, and without the carriage returns in the files?

Does anyone know of a good crlf to lf converter program that can operate on multiple files?

Does anyone know of a good crlf to lf converter program that can operate on multiple files?

I take it this is going to be executed on a Linux box, so sh, or perl, or what kind of script are you looking for?

Does anyone know of a good crlf to lf converter program that can operate on multiple files?

I take it this is going to be executed on a Linux box, so sh, or perl, or what kind of script are you looking for?

Actually I think Linux boxes have a utility called fromdos on them already. If you need it for MAC OSX, try http://www.osxgnu.org/software/Fileutils/Unix2Dos/

Actually I think Linux boxes have a utility called fromdos on them already. If you need it for MAC OSX, try http://www.osxgnu.org/software/Fileutils/Unix2Dos/

Well I'm looking for one that works on for windows

Ok, I have an installation for the latest "moxie" setup that works (very basic), with a nice default template to replace the orange-and-blue original look. I'll zip it up on my site (www.sottwell.com/modx) as moxie-1.zip.

Modifications to the installation ($base_url and $base_path in the config.inc.php file, and site_id in the database) to follow.

Actually I think Linux boxes have a utility called fromdos on them already. If you need it for MAC OSX, try http://www.osxgnu.org/software/Fileutils/Unix2Dos/

Well I'm looking for one that works on for windows

If you have perl installed, it's a one liner from a DOS windows:

perl -pi -e.bak 's/\n/\r\n/g' my_file_name

This will replace Unix EOL with DOS ones and back the file up by copying it to the same name with a .bak extension.

Ok, moxie is on the site, installable (I think). The allergies are really bad today; I'm quitting for the day. I hope it came out alright; it seems to work fine on my system. (notice all the qualifiers... :roll: )

Actually I think Linux boxes have a utility called fromdos on them already. If you need it for MAC OSX, try http://www.osxgnu.org/software/Fileutils/Unix2Dos/

Well I'm looking for one that works on for windows

From what I've heard, Ultraedit does a good job. dox2unix does in fact work well, which is how I handled it on the uploaded files. I many not have gotten all of them, but most for sure.

Which means, that the bulk and majority of what's in the "moxie" module should have the proper line endings.

Ok, moxie is on the site, installable (I think). The allergies are really bad today; I'm quitting for the day. I hope it came out alright; it seems to work fine on my system. (notice all the qualifiers... :roll: )

I'll test it out and if it works for me as stated, I'll post to the forums as the technology preview. Thanks so much Susan!

I'm guessing it does the install of the initial Etomite DB structure too, right?