xmltv README.cygwin, 1.1, 1.2 Uninstall.pm, 1.5, 1.6 ChangeLog.old, 1.4, 1.5

Nick Morrott <[email protected]> Sun, 12 Jul 2015 00:46:39 +0000
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Index: README.cygwin
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RCS file: /cvsroot/xmltv/xmltv/README.cygwin,v
retrieving revision 1.1
retrieving revision 1.2
diff -C2 -d -r1.1 -r1.2
*** README.cygwin	23 May 2004 08:51:54 -0000	1.1
--- README.cygwin	12 Jul 2015 00:46:37 -0000	1.2
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*** 6,10 ****
  ------------
  
! XMLTV works mostly fine under the Cygwin unix environment for Windows... 
  
  This allows you to use the normal Perl Source code XMLTV installation
--- 6,10 ----
  ------------
  
! XMLTV works mostly fine under the Cygwin unix environment for Windows...
  
  This allows you to use the normal Perl Source code XMLTV installation
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*** 24,28 ****
      - the initial download is very large -- Cygwin itself with the
        required packages is about 40Mb and the XMLTV prereq file is
!       another 4Mb. 
      - Cygwin uses a large amount of disk space.
  
--- 24,28 ----
      - the initial download is very large -- Cygwin itself with the
        required packages is about 40Mb and the XMLTV prereq file is
!       another 4Mb.
      - Cygwin uses a large amount of disk space.
  
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*** 35,39 ****
  little hand-holding (such as 'Are you sure' messages when you want to
  delete things). For this reason it is relatively easy to delete files
! unintentionally and to render your system non-operational..  
  Take care with command lines and make regular backups!
  
--- 35,39 ----
  little hand-holding (such as 'Are you sure' messages when you want to
  delete things). For this reason it is relatively easy to delete files
! unintentionally and to render your system non-operational..
  Take care with command lines and make regular backups!
  
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*** 51,55 ****
  
  
! Instructions 
  ------------
  
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! Instructions
  ------------
  
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*** 60,66 ****
      http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe
  
! In the installer, select: 
      Install from Internet
!     -> Next	  
      Select a suitable installation directory, All Users, Unix file type
      -> Next
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      http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe
  
! In the installer, select:
      Install from Internet
!     -> Next
      Select a suitable installation directory, All Users, Unix file type
      -> Next
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*** 75,79 ****
  
  The package list will now be downloaded and shown in a categorised
! tree view. 
  -- Click on the (+) text button to expand / contract a branch
  -- Click on the '() Skip' text-button on a package line to select a
--- 75,79 ----
  
  The package list will now be downloaded and shown in a categorised
! tree view.
  -- Click on the (+) text button to expand / contract a branch
  -- Click on the '() Skip' text-button on a package line to select a
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*** 87,95 ****
          diffutils
  	tar
!     Devel/	
  	expat
  	gcc
  	make
!     Interpreters/ 
  	perl
      Libs/
--- 87,95 ----
          diffutils
  	tar
!     Devel/
  	expat
  	gcc
  	make
!     Interpreters/
  	perl
      Libs/
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*** 97,101 ****
  	libiconv2
  	libxml2  ** select version 2.5.11 or 2.6.7 or later ** see below
!     Utils/	
  	bzip2
  	patch
--- 97,101 ----
  	libiconv2
  	libxml2  ** select version 2.5.11 or 2.6.7 or later ** see below
!     Utils/
  	bzip2
  	patch
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*** 106,110 ****
  
  Other useful packages to install are editors:
!     Editor/	
  	vim (vi clone)
  	nano (pico clone)
--- 106,110 ----
  
  Other useful packages to install are editors:
!     Editor/
  	vim (vi clone)
  	nano (pico clone)
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*** 115,120 ****
  	cvs
  
! ** Note Re libxml2: 
! The Perl XML::LibXML package is known not to work with certain versions 
  of libxml2.  This package is required for some of the grabbers (tv_grab_se)
  At time of writing, libxml2 version 2.5.11 is known to be OK, as is 2.6.7.
--- 115,120 ----
  	cvs
  
! ** Note Re libxml2:
! The Perl XML::LibXML package is known not to work with certain versions
  of libxml2.  This package is required for some of the grabbers (tv_grab_se)
  At time of writing, libxml2 version 2.5.11 is known to be OK, as is 2.6.7.
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*** 131,137 ****
  
  username@hostname WorkingDir
! $ 
  
! Tips: 
      The Tab key will complete the remains of a filename/directory
      name if unique. If not unique, it will complete as much as
--- 131,137 ----
  
  username@hostname WorkingDir
! $
  
! Tips:
      The Tab key will complete the remains of a filename/directory
      name if unique. If not unique, it will complete as much as
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*** 144,148 ****
  	 /cygdrive/c/
      but the cd command accepts
! 	cd c: 
      as a shortcut.
  
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  	 /cygdrive/c/
      but the cd command accepts
! 	cd c:
      as a shortcut.
  
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*** 176,180 ****
  
  
! 3) Install the XMLTV prereq packages: 
  -------------------------------------
  
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! 3) Install the XMLTV prereq packages:
  -------------------------------------
  
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*** 204,208 ****
  Note: Some of the prerequisite modules (such as PerlIO-gzip, and
  libwww-perl) might fail some of its tests and will not install with the
! above command. These will need to be installed by running 
      make install
  in the package directory. I have not found the failed tests to cause a
--- 204,208 ----
  Note: Some of the prerequisite modules (such as PerlIO-gzip, and
  libwww-perl) might fail some of its tests and will not install with the
! above command. These will need to be installed by running
      make install
  in the package directory. I have not found the failed tests to cause a
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*** 246,255 ****
  work. Date::Manip has internal knowledge of some time zone values.
  
! If the TZ variable is not set, some XMLTV grabbers and the tv_split 
  command will not work.
  
  Cygwin has its own idea of the time zone (from windows), and
  overriding the time zone with TZ can show confusing output from some
! Cygwin commands that display the time and date... 
  
  eg: No TZ set, my time zone in windows is CET == GMT+1, the current
--- 246,255 ----
  work. Date::Manip has internal knowledge of some time zone values.
  
! If the TZ variable is not set, some XMLTV grabbers and the tv_split
  command will not work.
  
  Cygwin has its own idea of the time zone (from windows), and
  overriding the time zone with TZ can show confusing output from some
! Cygwin commands that display the time and date...
  
  eg: No TZ set, my time zone in windows is CET == GMT+1, the current
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*** 259,263 ****
  Setting TZ to CET
      $ export TZ=CET
!     $ date 
      Tue Mar  9 10:15:25 GMT 2004
  as you can see setting a TZ variable makes Cygwin report all times as GMT...
--- 259,263 ----
  Setting TZ to CET
      $ export TZ=CET
!     $ date
      Tue Mar  9 10:15:25 GMT 2004
  as you can see setting a TZ variable makes Cygwin report all times as GMT...
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  you are running the XMLTV tools.
  
! To set your time zone, run. 
      export TZ=EST
  or whatever your time zone is...
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  you are running the XMLTV tools.
  
! To set your time zone, run.
      export TZ=EST
  or whatever your time zone is...
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*** 283,287 ****
      Click on Date::Manip in the Modules list to see the docs
      Click on TIMEZONES to see the TZ list
!     
  
  To check that this TZ works with Date::Manip, run the command:
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      Click on Date::Manip in the Modules list to see the docs
      Click on TIMEZONES to see the TZ list
! 
  
  To check that this TZ works with Date::Manip, run the command:
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*** 305,313 ****
  The defaults will list all the grabbers that you can install and that
  are compatible with the Perl modules on your system. Either accept the
! defaults, or customise the grabbers/tools that you want to install.. 
  
  Note tv_check will not work due to TK not being available.
  
! Build and test: 
      make test
  Normally, all tests should pass successfully.
--- 305,313 ----
  The defaults will list all the grabbers that you can install and that
  are compatible with the Perl modules on your system. Either accept the
! defaults, or customise the grabbers/tools that you want to install..
  
  Note tv_check will not work due to TK not being available.
  
! Build and test:
      make test
  Normally, all tests should pass successfully.
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*** 325,330 ****
      tv_grab_uk_rt --days 1 > uk_today.xml
  
!     
!     
  
  6) Automation of grabbing (optional)
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      tv_grab_uk_rt --days 1 > uk_today.xml
  
! 
! 
  
  6) Automation of grabbing (optional)
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*** 338,342 ****
  
  -- START OF FILE -- CUT-HERE --
! #!/usr/bin/bash 
  # IMPORTANT! previous line must be first line of file!
  #
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  -- START OF FILE -- CUT-HERE --
! #!/usr/bin/bash
  # IMPORTANT! previous line must be first line of file!
  #
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*** 346,352 ****
  
  # cd to home directory
! cd 
  
! # Set up TZ variable 
  # CHANGE THIS TO MATCH YOUR TIME ZONE
  #
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  # cd to home directory
! cd
  
! # Set up TZ variable
  # CHANGE THIS TO MATCH YOUR TIME ZONE
  #
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  # CHANGE THE GRABBER COMMAND LINE TO WHAT YOU REQUIRE
  #
! tv_grab_uk_rt --days 5 --output uk_rt_xmltv.xml | tee grab_uk_rt_xmltv.log 2>&1  
  
  -- END OF FILE -- CUT-HERE --
  
! (Obviously, as indicated, you need to change the grabber command line 
  and the setting of TZ to what you require...)
  
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  # CHANGE THE GRABBER COMMAND LINE TO WHAT YOU REQUIRE
  #
! tv_grab_uk_rt --days 5 --output uk_rt_xmltv.xml | tee grab_uk_rt_xmltv.log 2>&1
  
  -- END OF FILE -- CUT-HERE --
  
! (Obviously, as indicated, you need to change the grabber command line
  and the setting of TZ to what you require...)
  
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  You now need to create a Windows scheduled task to run this script
      (Win XP: Start
! 	  -> Control Panel 
! 	  -> Performance and Maintenance 
  	  -> Scheduled tasks
  	  -> Add Scheduled task
       Win 2000: Start
! 	  -> Control Panel 
  	  -> Scheduled tasks
  	  -> Add Scheduled task)
--- 375,384 ----
  You now need to create a Windows scheduled task to run this script
      (Win XP: Start
! 	  -> Control Panel
! 	  -> Performance and Maintenance
  	  -> Scheduled tasks
  	  -> Add Scheduled task
       Win 2000: Start
! 	  -> Control Panel
  	  -> Scheduled tasks
  	  -> Add Scheduled task)
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  Enter the required command line in the Scheduled Task Properties window.
  Click the 'Set password' button, and enter your password (if you have one).
! Check the Schedule and Settings tabs. 
  Finally click OK.
  
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  Enter the required command line in the Scheduled Task Properties window.
  Click the 'Set password' button, and enter your password (if you have one).
! Check the Schedule and Settings tabs.
  Finally click OK.
  
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*** 425,429 ****
  
  09/03/2004 Niel Markwick
! 	   initial version 
  11/03/2004 Niel Markwick
  	   added more information on Time Zones, corrected typo's
--- 425,429 ----
  
  09/03/2004 Niel Markwick
! 	   initial version
  11/03/2004 Niel Markwick
  	   added more information on Time Zones, corrected typo's

Index: Uninstall.pm
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/xmltv/xmltv/Uninstall.pm,v
retrieving revision 1.5
retrieving revision 1.6
diff -C2 -d -r1.5 -r1.6
*** Uninstall.pm	3 Jan 2004 14:52:53 -0000	1.5
--- Uninstall.pm	12 Jul 2015 00:46:37 -0000	1.6
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*** 25,32 ****
  	my $to = $h{$from};
  	print "uninstalling contents of $from from $to\n";
! 	find(sub { 
  		 for ($File::Find::name) {
  #		     return if not -f; # why doesn't this work?
! 		     
  		     # The behaviour of File::Find seems different
  		     # under 5.005.
--- 25,32 ----
  	my $to = $h{$from};
  	print "uninstalling contents of $from from $to\n";
! 	find(sub {
  		 for ($File::Find::name) {
  #		     return if not -f; # why doesn't this work?
! 
  		     # The behaviour of File::Find seems different
  		     # under 5.005.

Index: ChangeLog.old
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/xmltv/xmltv/ChangeLog.old,v
retrieving revision 1.4
retrieving revision 1.5
diff -C2 -d -r1.4 -r1.5
*** ChangeLog.old	1 Sep 2002 11:53:50 -0000	1.4
--- ChangeLog.old	12 Jul 2015 00:46:37 -0000	1.5
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*** 7,11 ****
  
  	* MOVING TO CVS.  All changes from now on will be recorded as
!         CVS log messages (those immediately below already are).
  
  	* listings_to_latex, getlistings_uk_ananova:
--- 7,11 ----
  
  	* MOVING TO CVS.  All changes from now on will be recorded as
! 	CVS log messages (those immediately below already are).
  
  	* listings_to_latex, getlistings_uk_ananova:
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  	* getlistings_pa (get_date_from_page($)): skip over empty
! 		'story-headline' spans  
  
  2000-07-29  Edward Avis  <[email protected]>
--- 617,621 ----
  
  	* getlistings_pa (get_date_from_page($)): skip over empty
! 	'story-headline' spans
  
  2000-07-29  Edward Avis  <[email protected]>
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*** 627,631 ****
  	* Version 0.1.1
  	* xmltv.dtd: specify date format for all dates
! 	
  	* getlistings_pa: print timezones when they change
  
--- 627,631 ----
  	* Version 0.1.1
  	* xmltv.dtd: specify date format for all dates
! 
  	* getlistings_pa: print timezones when they change
  
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  	* getlistings_pa: dates converted to UT when reading, and back again
! 			  when writing
  
  2000-07-24  Edward Avis  <[email protected]>
--- 637,641 ----
  
  	* getlistings_pa: dates converted to UT when reading, and back again
! 	when writing
  
  2000-07-24  Edward Avis  <[email protected]>


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