Erlend Simonsen

It's the sandboxing of apps distributed via the app store. I can as Apple for an exception, but don't get your hopes up. Unfortunately I gave up on the whole...

What doesn't work? As long as the the key isn't password protected, it should work fine. On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 12:29 PM, Yannick McCabe-Costa < [email protected]> wrote: >...

Not having a password on the private key is not the best idea, but it's the only way I was able to make it work while being locked into the...

Sounds like the parser isn't understanding the output of your logs.. Could I see an example line? -- Erlend On Thu, Jun 4, 2015 at 6:04 PM, gpatmore [email protected] wrote:...

That isn't a standard Apache/Nginx log format, so you'll have to add an initial match to the regexp used by the parser to eat the hostname[gpatmore]: part. Edit lib/gl_tail/parsers/apache.rb, and...

Could you try installing rvm and managing the gems that way?

``` sudo gem install rvm rvm-install rvm install 1.9.1 rvm 1.9.1 gem install ``` When you're done, remove the rvm line from .bashrc, rm -rf ~/.rvm sudo gem uninstall rvm...

Gah.... Sorry then. What OS/distribution is this on? Rubygems under Debian derivates is notoriously difficult to get running correctly.

I only started using Tantivy-py this weekend so I might be doing something wrong, but this doesn't behave as expected from reading the API: ``` import tantivy schema_builder = tantivy.SchemaBuilder()...

Refreshing the searcher gives the expected behaviour: ``` print("Deleting 1 and 2") print(writer.delete_documents("doc", "1")) print(writer.delete_documents("doc", "2")) writer.commit() index.reload() **searcher = index.searcher()** print("After delete:") for d in docs: query = tantivy.Query.term_query(schema,...