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See also #16, which addresses this same issue, with a slightly different approach. I'm not sure which will perform better.

@dudymas I'm interested in this as well, even the work you've done on Windows XP. Any luck on a pull request?

You can run `npm install db-oracle.tar.gz` once you have a tar.gz file. Two options come to mind to get the file, both using a box connected to the internet to...

I don't have enough experience to really recommend one over the other, and we are currently using both libraries in my organization. What is clear is that mariano has ignored...

There have been a few attempts to do what you're asking; that is, have `npm install` automatically install an npm module that contains git submodulest: https://github.com/spiralsphere/node-db-oracle/commit/e07103c1e9c7c81f49f2f258710401f04c4332cc And more information on...

1) Yes, `npm install` will also install url dependencies, if specified in your package.json. 2) You're right, I assumed you could do something like `"db-oracle": "file://db-oracle-0.2.3.tgz"`, but it looks like...

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I'm new to vimwiki, but I applied this change manually and I can confirm that it fixes #1392 for me (though Vim version is already `version 9.0.2003`). Shell is cmd...

This seems to be related to the removal of the 32-bit package dependency `ia32-libs` from the Ubuntu repositories in 13.10. The solution appears to be either to rebuild the package...

@ZenWindrunner read the output carefully: ``` gyp ERR! stack Error: Can't find Python executable "python", you can set the PYT HON env variable. ```