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Re: [xymon] Qt-Maemo5 xymon desktop widget for Nokia N900
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- Subject: Re: [xymon] Qt-Maemo5 xymon desktop widget for Nokia N900
- From: dOCtoR MADneSs <doctor (at) makelofine.org>
- Date: Thu, 07 Oct 2010 09:55:11 +0200
- References: <4CAB535A.6050508 (at) darmasoft.com> <201010061711.03359.bgmilne (at) staff.telkomsa.net> <4CACC2E6.8060009 (at) darmasoft.com>
First of all, many thanks for this. I'm learning C and one of my first projects was to do something similar.
On the suggestions side, I think it should be usefull to save SSL certificate from https servers. I use apache' http authentication. I'm quite paranoid ;)
To hide password, at least in settings menu, should be very nice too.
It should be nice to let user choose how long the alert status page is shown.
Finally I installed your widget from your apt repo, configured everything (the username/pwd fields are for http auth ?) and it works pretty well.
----- Message d'origine -----
> Buchan Milne wrote:
> > I have been using an N900 for a few weeks, but only just installed the
> > SDKÂ over the past weekend. So, I decided to grab the source and
> > compile. When compiling from Qt Creator from the SDK install, it
> > compiles fine, but package creation fails (possibly due to the
> > directory name). After messing with some things to fix it, only the
> > executable ended up in the package.
>
> I caution you, it was five days' effort, so rough edges are just that
> still. Also, mostly the code is set up for my dev environment, to
> generate a debian package. If you have ideas for restructuring to make
> that more generic, don't hold back.
>
> It should be noted that this was my first N900 project, as I just got
> one, and also my first shot at generating debian packages, so any advice
> is appreciated.
>
> > I'll see if I can find the correct fixes to get it to build nicely
> > straight from Qt Creator.
>
> Let me know how that goes. I build from the command-line, so I'm not
> sure what would be going wrong in Qt Creator.
>
> > Well, I wonder if we could make it more useful. From reading the code,
> > it seems to just look at the color of the bb2.html page. While this
> > may be useful to some, I think many larger installations will have
> > problems, e.g. those which need the critical systems view to make
> > sense anything.
>
> This is true. All it does is parse for color to display the icon, and
> then parses for individual non-green items to show in a notification.
> Multiple views (one for small- to moderate-sized xymon installs and one
> for larger) might be appropriate, selectable from the settings, perhaps.
>
> This was not meant to be a full-scale app but just an at-a-glance view.
>Â If you're interested, we can always write a full-scale app that opens
> when the desktop widget is tapped, providing more (and navigable) data.
>
> > I'll try and get a bit further with this under Qt creator ...
>
> If there's something specific I can help with, feel free to contact me
> off-list.
>
> Cheers,
> Darrik
>
>
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