wishlist

[phpwiki]
Here's a site (http://dbacl.sourceforge.net/spam_chess-1.html) where someone uses baysian filters to play check (good/ham moves versus bad/spam) moves. This approach might help realize my idea to improve folksonomy with basian filtering (http://lab.ac.uab.edu/node/edit/1245). It really makes sense since what having many people tag the same data does is pretty much the same as way a bays filter automates. worth looking into.

[phpwiki]
been looking into the updates that would be needed to support folksonomy in drupal, known as free tagging. i like the idea of letting the end user determine the vocabulary for entries. I looked at the [drupal support for tagging|http://drupal.org/node/20936]. it really needs it to allow end-user control over vocab. from the description of the features, though, it seems like it needs some work to add features. i'd like to get the [wordpress features jim described|https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/jamesphelps/web/WordPress/wordpress_folksonomy.html] because in order to use tags in a meaningful way, you really need to have a list of popular tags to choose from or reference.

there are a ton of elements that make up a good site. the main pages (drupal, phpwebsite), special function services like documentation (latex2html), faq (phpMyFAQ), images (gallery), file store (read-only via apache, read-write via zope or webdav), search, maillist, the list goes on.

it's clear for this little list that in order for the user experience to be uniform across the applications there needs to be a common definition of users, groups for identities and authorizations.

this is nothing new, really. it is worth being explicit about it, though. that helps bring these elements to the fore front of the system. knowing what they are and how they can be accessed within the system.

[phpwiki]
review how to deal with lab-subscribed groups by individuals

a few problems with this: I want a forum block to tie in specific forum to
a project page; don't seem to be able to restrict no comments on such
forums to prevent responses (or posts) from anyone but the gateway, eg.
must post to mailling list not forum; would be nice to just have a web
interface to news groups, eg. don't delete the messages out of a backend
subscribers folder. don't take them to the web, show them on the web.

Hi
Does someone know how to render the following rsl valid also for the jobmanager-condor?

&
(executable=/bin/sh)
(arguments= -c "sleep 100;date +%s" )

Hi've noticed that with this rsl the jobmanager-pbs ( either jobmanager-fork) works fine but
the jobmanager-condor seems to fail during arguments parsing

globusrun -w -s -r grid0003/jobmanager-condor '&(executable=/bin/sh)(arguments=-c "sleep 1;date +%s")'
sleep: too few arguments
Try `sleep --help' for more information.

while

globusrun -w -s -r grid0003/jobmanager-pbs '&(executable=/bin/sh)(arguments=-c "sleep 1;date +%s")'

Hi
Does someone know how to render the following rsl valid also for the jobmanager-condor?

&
(executable=/bin/sh)
(arguments= -c "sleep 100;date +%s" )

Hi've noticed that with this rsl the jobmanager-pbs ( either jobmanager-fork) works fine but
the jobmanager-condor seems to fail during arguments parsing

globusrun -w -s -r grid0003/jobmanager-condor '&(executable=/bin/sh)(arguments=-c "sleep 1;date +%s")'
sleep: too few arguments
Try `sleep --help' for more information.

while

globusrun -w -s -r grid0003/jobmanager-pbs '&(executable=/bin/sh)(arguments=-c "sleep 1;date +%s")'

Hi
Does someone know how to render the following rsl valid also for the jobmanager-condor?

&
(executable=/bin/sh)
(arguments= -c "sleep 100;date +%s" )

Hi've noticed that with this rsl the jobmanager-pbs ( either jobmanager-fork) works fine but
the jobmanager-condor seems to fail during arguments parsing

globusrun -w -s -r grid0003/jobmanager-condor '&(executable=/bin/sh)(arguments=-c "sleep 1;date +%s")'
sleep: too few arguments
Try `sleep --help' for more information.

while

globusrun -w -s -r grid0003/jobmanager-pbs '&(executable=/bin/sh)(arguments=-c "sleep 1;date +%s")'

It would be nice to have gridftp to transfer data between disk systems (if
that becomes necessary). This would be used when moving files between
physical locations and might occur as the result of a global filesystem
restructure, eg. a cp /path1/myfile /path2/myfile might result in the
initiation of a gridftp transfer for myfile between the hosts the provide
/path1 and /path2.

It should be possible to write a kde service that listens for bookmark updates and automatically adds them to drupal, preferably via an xmlrpc call.

It would also be necessary to add a "Add Bookmark with Comment" and/or "Add Edited Bookmark" option in the bookmark save dropdown. This would bring up a more complete ui to enable adding a description and (better) topic affiliation. The affiliation should be context from the bookmark folder though.

It would be good to be able to invoke the wiki filter (and really any filter) from php code in books and static pages, or other modules. The motivation here is that the raw structure of text could be in a fundemental markup (lyx, xml, whatever) which could then be rendered appropriately to the screen.

Currently the print() functions in PHP aren't elibible for wiki markup translation. This means you need to write that print out in pure html, which is a little inflexible.