 01 May 2023, Ben Smith, Bug Report, python issue with mathplot lib vs odb query
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> it seams that there is a difference between the to way of use the code, and that
> is sufficient the call to matplotlib to corrupt in some way the odb. any ideas?
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01 May 2023, Giovanni Mazzitelli, Bug Report, python issue with mathplot lib vs odb query
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> > it seams that there is a difference between the to way of use the code, and that
> > is sufficient the call to matplotlib to corrupt in some way the odb. any ideas?
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01 May 2023, Giovanni Mazzitelli, Bug Report, python issue with mathplot lib vs odb query 
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> > it seams that there is a difference between the to way of use the code, and that
> > is sufficient the call to matplotlib to corrupt in some way the odb. any ideas?
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01 May 2023, Ben Smith, Bug Report, python issue with mathplot lib vs odb query
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Looks like a localisation issue. Your floats are formatted as "6,6584e+01", whereas the JSON decoder expects "6.6584e+01".
Can you run the following few lines please? Then I'll be able to write a test using the same setup as you:
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01 May 2023, Ben Smith, Bug Report, python issue with mathplot lib vs odb query
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> Looks like a localisation issue. Your floats are formatted as "6,6584e+01", whereas the JSON decoder expects "6.6584e+01".
This should be fixed in the latest commit to the midas develop branch. The JSON specification requires a dot for the decimal separator, so we must ignore |
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01 May 2023, Giovanni Mazzitelli, Bug Report, python issue with mathplot lib vs odb query
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> > Looks like a localisation issue. Your floats are formatted as "6,6584e+01", whereas the JSON decoder expects "6.6584e+01".
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> This should be fixed in the latest commit to the midas develop branch. The JSON specification requires a dot for the decimal separator, so we must ignore |
 05 Feb 2008, Denis Bilenko, Info, pymidas 0.6.0 released - python bindings for Midas
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Hi!
I have released pymidas - Python binding to Midas.
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06 Mar 2023, Gennaro Tortone, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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Hi,
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06 Mar 2023, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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> some minutes ago I published a PR for PostgreSQL support I developed
> at INFN-Napoli for Darkside experiment...
>
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06 Mar 2023, Gennaro Tortone, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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Hi
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06 Mar 2023, Gennaro Tortone, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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Hi Konstantin,
thanks for this update |
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20 Mar 2023, Gennaro Tortone, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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Hi,
I have updated the PR with a new one that includes TimescaleDB support and some
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24 May 2023, Gennaro Tortone, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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Hi,
is there any news regarding this pull request ?
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18 Jul 2023, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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> is there any news regarding this pull request ?
> (https://bitbucket.org/tmidas/midas/pull-requests/30)
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21 Jul 2023, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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> > is there any news regarding this pull request ?
> > (https://bitbucket.org/tmidas/midas/pull-requests/30)
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21 Jul 2023, Gennaro Tortone, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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28 Jul 2023, Stefan Ritt, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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The compilation of midas was broken by the last modification. The reason is that
Pgsql *fPgsql = NULL;
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09 Aug 2023, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, pull request for PostgreSQL support
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> The compilation of midas was broken by the last modification. The reason is that
> Pgsql *fPgsql = NULL;
> was not protected by #ifdef HAVE_PGSQL
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26 Jun 2003, David Morris, , pthreads for Linux
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Added ss_create_thread support for Linux in system.c
Added pthread library in main make file |
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11 Jul 2019, Konstantin Olchanski, Bug Report, problems with the default mhttpd configuration, also elogd
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> It turns out that unlike CentOS-7, Ubuntu LTS 18.04 does not run a restrictive firewall
> and access to mhttpd ports 8080 and 8443 is not blocked
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