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Build release with new OpenSSL

A new OpenSSL version gives a new package including openssl-0.9.8a. [...]

More Xchat…

Ok, I thought I’d give it a try. So here is Xchat with SSL support. (OpenSSL 0.9.8 included). Just did a quick check with my BNC, seems to work. more testing welcome.

OpenSSL is a nasty piece of software to cross compile. I’ll polish the script I made a bit and put [...]

Release of Xchat 2.4.5 for win32

I made a new release of my xchat build. As usual, no nifty features, just plain xchat.

Grab it at the [...]

Xchat for win32

Seems my Xchat package has been noticed by the community; I recently found a referrer from Wikipedia in my server’s logfile

I’m a bit surprised, ’cause it seems that this is the build with the least features available…Maybe I should think about an update… [...]

Bugfix release

Stupidity rules…

Today releasing version 0.1.1, because a stupid parameter mix prevented password protected feeds [...]

Release of FeedMAP 0.1

This is the announcement for the release of FeedMAP 0.1

Tarballs are available at its download page

Features:

Read normal feeds in your IMAP client (Evolution and Mutt are tested)
Read password protected feeds (livejournal.com)
Caching of feeds to reduce [...]

Your life is a journal

Yay! I made FeedMAP support password protected feeds. Unfortunately, one needs a patch to the python module urllib2 for the authentication to work with livejournal.com. I included it in the SVN repository.

Next task will be the implementation of etag [...]

Releasing the Beast

I’d like to realease a version of my RSS converter; unfortunately, the only mail programs it seems to work with properly are Evolution and mutt. Using Sylpheed 2.0, you can list the subscribed feeds, but the message display is completely broken; I don’t now if it’s my fault or their fault; the uber-IMAP client Mulberry processes [...]

BSDDB corruption

I got a nice working RSS->IMAP converter now, works great, I’m using it regularly… but every now and then I experience a curruption in the underlying Berkeley DB So back to the [...]

Feeding the evolution

I started hacking on a simple on-the-fly RSS->IMAP converter to read my favourite RSS feeds in evolution.

The current version is kind of experimental, there are issues with caching mailclients (such as evolution), marking messages read, detecting new feed entries, deleting of old ones

This also works with mutt [...]