I decided to organize a breakout session about women and conferences at the jQuery Conference in Boston this past weekend, and I couldn’t be happier about how it went – it was probably one of the more productive sessions of its sort that I’ve participated in.
My best guess, with the help of some t-shirt size numbers from the most-amazing Leah Silber, is that the conference attendees were about 10% women. This sounds a bit terrible, but on the contrary, looking around the room, I felt like women were in fact more represented than I’m accustomed to at other JavaScript-centric conferences.
In setting up the breakout session, I wanted to do two things: one, applaud the women who did show up, because they are already part of the solution; two, (at the risk of sounding a bit lame), call upon them to be the change that so many of us want to see at tech conferences.
I started the session with a small intro/lecture/rant: when we have these conversations, we’re talking about a conference for an open-source project, and this means that we – community members – need to take some ownership of the problem if we want to see more diversity on stage; it shouldn’t just be up to the project or the conference organizers. I’ve talked to plenty of jQuery team members, and the problem is certainly not that they are seeking to exclude non-white-male speakers, nor that they are insensitive to the issue; to the contrary, they are incredibly interested in diversifying their lineup, but they’re somewhat at a loss as to where to find people who would be good speakers. My call to action to the people in attendance was to be part of the solution.
My favorite part about the session was that it didn’t turn into a big bitchfest – I think there was actually some productive discussion that took place. While the attendees were mostly women, there was a solid contingent of men. Menno van Slooten, in particular, was great – he talked about his experience as a relative outsider whose boss pressured him into submitting a talk to the Bay Area jQuery Conference earlier this year. His talk at that conference ended up being so well received that he was back to speak in Boston.
At some point during the session, I realized that John Resig was sitting across from me. I don’t want sound like a giddy schoolgirl here – John’s just a person, and I don’t want to sound like he graced us with his benevolent presence – but I can’t tell you how much I think it changed the dynamic of the discussion to know that it was being heard by such an influential representative. John answered questions directly and honestly, and there was a serious sense that he was hearing feedback too – we weren’t just talking amongst ourselves. His presence dispelled any sense that the project wasn’t interested in the topic; I’d encourage other prominent people who care about these things to make time to take part in similar conversations.
I was kind of amazed to hear how simple the questions were about speaking at a jQuery conference. I have given great credence to issues of anxiety, shyness, and perceived inadequacy – and I don’t think these issues have gone away – but it never occurred to me that people had really basic questions about the process of speaking at a conference. This was actually sort of great – while I can’t singlehandedly get a potential speaker to overcome a sense of anxiety or inadequacy, there were so many questions that could be answered simply and directly.
To that end, I’m working on a FAQ for potential speakers at future jQuery conferences, addressing basic questions about process, etc., that I hope the project will incorporate into future calls for speakers. As a decently connected member of the jQuery community, I know who to ask when I have these questions, but I naively didn’t realize how inaccessible the answers could seem to “outsiders.” Explaining the answers to basic questions is the sort of easy but meaningful effort that a conference can make to lower the barriers to new speakers, women or men. This should be a no-brainer for any conference that wants to its lineup to be interesting, fresh, and diverse.
Another idea that we talked about was pairing accepted speakers up with a buddy of sorts. I have tried to be this buddy, informally, to people who are speaking for the first time, but I think it could be worthwhile to formalize the process. New speakers could ask their “buddy” questions about what it’s like to speak, how to prepare, what to expect from the audience, etc. The speaker would be more prepared and comfortable, and the audience would get a better presentation.
There was a tremendous lack of clarity surrounding what’s actually involved in submitting a talk to a conference. While I’m by no means a grizzled veteran of the conference circuit – my first major talk was just a year ago – my experience so far is that submitting a talk is mostly about having a well-articulated idea and some semblance of evidence that you can pull it off. This, perhaps, is where the process becomes most subjective and biased toward “insiders” – people known to give good talks are likely to get the opportunity to give talks again – but I think there’s plenty of room to overcome any bias. People who have made a point of participating in the community, people who have made a point of contributing useful content about their chosen topic, will generally get the benefit of the doubt. Reaching out to a past speaker, or to an established community member, can be a great help in shepherding your talk through the process. Again, I’m hoping that the FAQ can address some of this low-hanging fruit.
Regarding jQuery conferences in particular, John made the very good point that there is a lot of room for talks that aren’t specifically about jQuery. There were actually lots of these sorts of talks at the conference this weekend – talks about TDD, HTML5, object-oriented CSS, CouchDB, and more. One of the lovely things about the jQuery and JavaScript community is that community members have a potentially wide area of interest – any topic related to front-end development is likely to be relevant to the audience. John pointed out that talks about these tangential topics may be one of the greatest opportunities for newcomers to the world of speaking: the speaker is likely to be the only one presenting on the topic, and can potentially establish themselves as something of a subject matter expert on the topic.
Again, this was one of the more productive conversations I’ve participated in on this topic. If you’d like to talk to me about it more, don’t hesitate to drop me an email or a tweet or a comment. If you’re considering venturing into the speaking world, I’m happy to talk with you about that too. Thanks to everyone who came, and especially to Ruthie BenDor for her support, and I look forward to continued discussion.


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A Sub-Trope of Improvised Parachute and Puny Parachute, in many cartoons and video games, an umbrella or parasol can be used as an improvised parachute, allowing someone who opens it in midair to float safely down to the ground.
Of course, the umbrella or parasol may fail, turning inside-out and sending the unfortunate user plummeting to the earth below.
MythBusters tested this, alongside other forms of hindering falling: surprise, surprise, it didn't work. Real parachutes have vent-holes in the top to help keep it stable, but that would defeat the purpose of an umbrella in the first place. Theoretically it is still better than nothing since it makes you fall feet-first, so the main impact won't be on your head.
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Examples:
- Ads for Travelers insurance (now part of Citigroup) featured men in black pinstripe suits carrying gigantic red umbrellas (Travelers' logo) in this manner.
- Subverted in a 1976 commercial for Kellogg's Raisin Bran. One defective raisin is considered not sweet enough to qualify for the signature 2 scoops, and gets jettisoned in the air by Sunny. The hapless raisin parachutes to the ground with an umbrella that quickly fails.
- In Bleach, Liltotto Lamperd arrives on the battlefield floating down on a little umbrella.
- This is Older Than They Think, actually. In a rather creepy episode of Mahou no Mako-chan, one of the titular Magical Girl's rivals is a Creepy Child who uses his red parasol (a traditional Japanese one) this way when he jumps off a building and escapes from her.
- In the first episode of Majokko Meg-chan, Megu flys down into the human world using an umbrella. This become her iconic item.
- This is a primary mode of transportation, both up and down, for the stuffed-animal Mary Land characters in Onegai My Melody.
- Miss Valentine in One Piece has this as her main gimmick, which along with the ability to change her weight to anywhere from 1 to 10,000 kilos allows her to float using her parasol — or turn it around and crush her enemies flat.
- In the first arc of Sailor Moon, Usagi uses a parasol to gently float down from a 4th floor balcony. As if that isn't bad enough, she had Tuxedo Kamen — a young man — hanging on to her during the descent. This is perhaps justified as the parasol was created as part of a magical disguise, so it could very well be magical itself.
- One episode of Smile Pretty Cure! has the team, shrunk down to insect size, summon umbrellas from the Umbrella Decor and use it to float down to ground level from the window ledge, with the acrophobic Akane and Nao hanging onto one umbrella in a panic.
- The Ame-Warashi in Xxx Holic is seen doing this in the opening credits with her umbrella, as well as once in the manga. Then again, she is the Rain Spirit, so her use of it might not be entirely unjustified.
- Shiro floats around using his parasol in Project K.
- One Archie Comics story has Archie and Veronica go for an afternoon drive. With Archie unable to close the roof of his jalopy, they use an umbrella to protect themselves from the sun, and lower the windshield to catch a breeze. The breeze eventually becomes so strong, it blows both the umbrella and Veronica away, but they land safely in Reggie's car.
Reggie: Don't tell me, I know the name...Mary...Mary Popoff!
- This is a classic shtick of Batman's Penguin who would have special umbrellas that either were designed to be strong enough to act as a parachute, or have a helicopter function instead.
- DuckTales: During the first segment of Scrooge's Quest, Scrooge uses his umbrella as a parachute while he's chasing his hat (and the money he tucked inside the band). Later, when he falls off an ice bridge at the North Pole, he uses it again, although he admits that it's not going to be able to save him here. Luckily, it doesn't have to, as the boys call Launchpad, who catches him with the plane.
- Improbably used by British WWII soldier Percy Pinkerton in Howling Commandos.
- Calvin finds out that umbrellas don't work that way in Calvin and Hobbes. He also orders a propeller beanie from the back of a cereal box, and is disappointed when it doesn't let him fly like a helicopter.
- In The Aristocats, Edgar used an umbrella when he jumped off the windmill trying to evade the dogs but turned inside out seconds later.
- While falling out of the spaghetti twister in Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, Flint grabbed hold of an umbrella, only for it to turn inside out after a few seconds.
- This happens to Pooh at the end of the song "Heffalumps and Woozles" in The Many Adventuresof Winniethe Pooh.
- The Three Caballeros/Saludos Amigos - José Carioca is typically seen carrying an umbrella. And since he never seems to use it to keep the rain off of him, Parasol Parachute is one of the alternate uses he has for it.
- Pinocchio (and also Fun and Fancy Free) - This is Jiminy Cricket's chosen mode of conveyance.
- Happens to John Darling during the song "You Can Fly!" from Peter Pan.
- In Scooby-Doo! and the Samurai Sword, Scooby and Shaggy use a paper umbrella to first fly (using paper fans as wings), and then parachute. It works fine till Scooby tries climbing on top of it.
- Mary Poppins - Mary P could propel herself upwards with one, as well, with help from the West Wind.
- Jackie Chan does this at some point in The Accidental Spy, as he is chased in Turkey. There are no special effects in the scene, he really did it himself. Like almost every other crazy thing he has done in his movies (of course, lots of the times he ends up severely injured... while in the movie he immediately continues to run or whatever)... Medallion was a lot less realistic in this aspect (although to be fair, people died from falls, it was the titular Medallion that brought them back to life with super-natural powers).
- Played straight in the James Bond movie For Your Eyes Only, when Bond uses a poolside umbrella to slow his fall when jumping off a wall. It's also useful as a momentary visual shield to avoid bullets.
- Though not exactly a parasol, Short Circuit 2 has Johnny 5 use a built-in hang glider to slow his fall from a skyrise building. Read that again: a multi-hundred pound robot breaks his fall with a dinky hang glider small enough to fold into a standard-sized toolbox, all while falling upside-down from several stories of a New York high rise. To be fair, they somehow had to spice up the previous scene from the first movie, in which he saved himself with a common parachute.
- The conclusion of Practical Magic.
- Near the climax of the Inspector Gadget movie, Gadget and his love interest are plummeting from the top of a skyscraper, so he begins shouting out every possible gadget he can think of that might slow their fall or soften their landing (after he tries "parachute" he glances up for a second because it's actually plausible), eventually trying "parasol", which works. The parachute does open - after they've landed, providing only privacy for an intimate moment.
- In Radio Flyer, there are seven wondrous abilities that people have while they're children, which become lost as adults. One of them is this, although the scene demonstrating it is played realistically, with Bobby's attempt to use an umbrella to float down is met with him landing heavily on a pile of flowerpots.
- Ruth Plumly Thompson's Speedy in Oz (1934).
- This goes back to L. Frank Baum's Sky Island, in which the child Button Bright has a magical umbrella that flies him wherever he wants to go.
- Subverted in Astrid Lindgren's Madicken where the titular heroine tries this jumping off a roof, fails miserably, and is home with a concussion in the next chapter.
- In Scott Westerfield's Pretties, Tally has a dream where she's a princess who gets out of a tower with a Parasol Parachute. Even in a dream, it doesn't work like she thinks it should.
- Main function of umbrella belonging to one of main protegonists of Arcadia Snips and the Steamwork Consortium. It's also very sturdy and doubles as Parasol of Pain (see there).
- In Arrested Development Tobias tries this (while dressed up as a British nanny) to rekindle some wonder from Maebe. Naturally, he just ends up falling through the living room table.
- On Preacher (2016) Cassidy tries this when he is forced to jump out of a plane without a parachute.  However, he is a vampire and he gets better after he drinks enough blood.
- Missy does this in Doctor Who as part of an intentional Mary Poppins homage. Most likely she had an anti-gravity device or something hidden inside.
- The music video "Tonight Tonight" by The Smashing Pumpkins (an homage to the 1902 film Le Voyage dans la Lune) features the two characters using parasols to slow their fall to the moon's surface. (Well, the lady uses a parasol. The gentleman uses a more masculine umbrella.) It becomes a Parasol of Pain when the Moonmen attack.
- At the beginning of the The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss episode, "Norval the Great", The Cat in the Hat uses his umbrella to slowly descend as he jumps from a 15-story-high painting of his Uncle Lou.
- In the original Dungeons & Dragons setting of Mystara, one of the more controversial "goofy" elements was the fact that the Retebius Air Fleet (an aerial branch of the military for the empire of Thyatis) and the Knights of the Air (a Thyatian club for nobles and adventurers interested in flight) both make use of the "Bumber-Chute", an enchanted umbrella that allows the user to slowly descend from heights, as an emergency protection against being knocked from the sky.
- d20 Modern has the Umbrella of Feather Falling, which functions as a feather fall spell when opened.
- Older Than the NES: Occurs in Richard Bartle's original MUD.
- Lemmings allows you to create floaters who use umbrellas to avoid splattering after falling long distances.
- The main character in Goblins 3 uses an umbrella to slow down his fall after jumping off the flying ship where the game starts.
- Many Kirby games feature the parasol as an available power, which lets Kirby use it to float like this (even if it is kind of pointless since he can fly).
- Princess Peach uses parasols in several games.
- Super Princess Peach.
- In Super Smash Bros., Peach levitates with glittery magic for a Double Jump. She uses the umbrella for a third jump.
- In Super Paper Mario to increase her jumping distance.
- Yoshi's Island DS allows her to use her parasol in this way as well.
- The parasol in the Super Smash Bros. games also works like this, automatically slowing your descent if you jump while holding it. It's reproduced from the Kirby games, and is more useful to the combatants who can't fly.
- There's a level of Power Stone where you are falling from a broken airship, and have to grab umbrellas to slow you as you fall.
- In Power Stone 2, Julia came pre-equipped with an umbrella, letting her do this. In the aforementioned level, she still needs to grab one of the other umbrellas, though, or splat.
- The tutorial of Zack and Wiki uses this to slow your descent after jumping from a blowing up plane. The tutorial then uses the opportunity of you holding an item to show you how to drop items. While you're still falling.
- Sonic Heroes Team Rose can do this with Big's umbrella. It's actually a Shout-Out to the Studio Ghibli movie My Neighbor Totoro.
- At one point of The Curse of Monkey Island, Guybrush fell from a cliff and had to use the umbrella he had in the inventory to float safely to a cave in there. Else he'd fall, crash with the rocks and the bottom and splash on the water...just to surface at the shore seconds later to try again.
- Subverted in Mega Man Battle Network 6, Lan tries this...and the umbrella collapses.
- Alice in Wonderland, released in 1985 for the Commodore 64.  Alternating this with the top hat, which allowed her to float up in the same way, she could reach a lot of hidden characters, treasures, and Easter Eggs.
- An ancient ZX Spectrum Donkey Kong ripoff named Monkey Biznes used this, making it Older Than the NES.
- In CJ's Elephant Antics and its sequel CJ in the USA, the titular elephant uses an umbrella as a parachute.
- One of Faust's entrances in the Guilty Gear series has him floating down from offscreen using an oversized umbrella.
- Lieselotte of Arcana Heart enters matches by floating down with her parasol.
- This trope is built into the Parasol Stars video game.
- Olaf from The Lost Vikings does this with a wooden shield. Despite likely weighing as much as the other two vikings combined.
- The Drowning Doom Bride units from Brütal Legend do this when they spawn: they hold open their parasols and gently float to the ground after jumping off your stage.
- One of the main power-ups from Knytt Stories is an umbrella used this way.
- P.B. Winterbottom's umbrella from The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom. Doubles as a weapon.
- The Penguin has one of these in the Lego Batman game, which can also be used as a weapon.
- Rachel Alucard of BlazBlue can slow her descent using her Shapeshifting cat, Nago as a parasol.
- One of the standard tools in the Super Granny series is a parachute umbrella. Jumping off of things while using it is sometimes accompanied by a voice clip of Granny saying "Supercalifragilistic."
- The protagonist of the BBC Micro game Boffin used his umbrella to slow falls.
- In Holy Umbrella, the Gliding Brooch upgrades the umbrella to allow the player to do this.
- Okuni can do this in Samurai Warriors. Given that the game doesn't have falling damage, this doesn't serve much purpose, but gliding with her umbrella is faster than running so if she starts on top of a hill, she can cover a decent bit of ground fairly quickly if she doesn't have a horse.
- In Desert Demolition Starring Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote, one of Wile E.'s ACME items is a tiny umbrella used to gently float down.
- Fortnite: Battle Royale gives umbrellas as a Cosmetic Award glider-replacement for winning a Victory Royale. "The Umbrella" is awarded for your first win ever, and a special limited-edition umbrella for your first win in each season.
- In Mario Party 3, there is a mini-game called Parasol Plummet, where you have to avoid hammers.
- In Ronald in the Magical World for the Game Gear, Ronald collects Mr. Joke's magical stick in the game's opening cutscene, and one of the things it can do is turn itself into a parasol. Ronald can use this parasol to make slow descents, and in the final world, Magical Castle, Ronald can use this on the fans to propel him up to the top floor of Mr. Joke's castle.
- In Tamagotchi: Party On!, one of the possible games you play upon landing on a Gotchi Game space has you pressing a specific at just the right time to make a falling Tamagotchi open an umbrella they're holding and use it as a parachute.
- This is done in RWBY by Neo. A few times, she's shown using her umbrella to slow her landing. This is eventually used against her at the end of Volume 3, as she was whisked away by the wind when Ruby activated her parasol on top of an airship.
- Done by an imp here in Homestuck.
- Muneca Powell from Pacificators is capable of this. We could see this on-screen here (it also happens several times throughout the comic, but usually implied).
- Inspector Gadget: Gadget's mechanical arms produce a pink ruffled "Gadget-brella" for comic effect during a fall. Sometimes the gadget-hammer would appear instead, providing no help at all.
- In Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers, "Seer No Evil", Chip fell out of a window, but had his fall slowed by an umbrella. (Of course, thanks to the Square-Cube Law, even a fall lacking in increased drag would have perhaps only left him momentarily dazed, so the "flying horse" wouldn't have exactly saved him...)
- Parker does this in Thunderbirds after falling off a cable car and is forced to use Lady Penelope's umbrella as a parachute. The scene serves as a Shout-Out to Mary Poppins.
- In The Venture Bros., Dr. Henry Killinger uses his umbrella to float away like Mary Poppins. However a Hank Venture is shown trying the same from the roof of the Venture compound and plummeting to his death.
- An early Classic Disney Short had Minnie Mouse try this. The umbrella went inside out after a few seconds, causing her skirt to puff out instead and slow her fall.
- Another classic short had Minnie Mouse jump out of a plane & she pulls a string deploying her bloomers.
- The music video for the Shaun the Sheep theme tune has one of the sheep jumping off the roof of the farmer's house using an umbrella.
- In The Perils of Penelope Pitstop episode "Jungle Jeopardy", a single small umbrella is enough to lower the entire Ant Hill Mob and Chuggaboom safely to the ground.
- At the end of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, an elf onboard Santa Claus' sleigh actually gives all of the misfit toys umbrellas to soften their landing after being dropped from the sleigh... ...except for the toy bird that can swim but cannot fly. He refuses to give the bird an umbrella, and pushes him off the sleigh instead!
- In the Futurama episode "The Mutants Are Revolting", the gang is thrown down into the sewer. Zoidberg, however, had the foresight to bring an umbrella and gently floats down while the others drop like stones.
- In Dogstar, Gran's cyborg arm includes an umberella which she sometimes uses as a parachute.
- The opening sequence on the Mr. Magoo TV cartoons has him blithely causing chaos while driving. A construction crane hurls his car into the sky and he slows his fall with an umbrella - landing on a roller coaster track.
- In the Sofia the First episode "The Secret Library", Sofia uses this technique on Prince Roderick, hooking his belt with her Aunt Tilly's umbrella, causing him to fall off of his pegasus and descend to the ground, unharmed but irritated.
- A man in China once tried this, and found that this trope doesn't work in real life (he injured his legs).
- Qin Shi Huangdi liked to jump from the Great Wall of China carrying an open umbrella over his head. Existing accounts say that he was never hurt. (However, the Great Wall is only 5-8 meters tall, so it's not really much of a drop anyway.)
- Brainiac: Science Abuse once did this along with attempting other makeshift parachutes.
- MythBusters tested it. The best thing that can be said about trying this is that it makes you less likely to fall on your head, and more likely to land feet-first, injuring your legs instead of your brain.


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Fish and Chip shop sells battered Quality Streets - and they've ranked best ones
A fish and chip shop is taking Christmas food to another level by serving up deep fried Quality Street sweets to their customers during December
by Courtney Pochin, https://www.facebook.com/courtneypochinmirror/?modal=admin_todo_tourIt seems that in 2019, fish and chip shops will not rest until they have battered and deep fried everything.
Recently we saw one establishment start serving up battered Jaffa Cakes and now another is deep frying a classic Christmas treat for customers.
Poppies of Soho is going to be offering battered Quality Street sweets to customers throughout December.
Yes, really.
From December 1 up until December 25 (They'll be open for a festive fish feast at Christmas), the London-based eatery will be selling "lucky dips" of the deep fried Nestle treats for £2.50.
For this price each customer will get five different sweets.
But will you manage to get one of your favourites?
Quality Streets are made up of 12 different chocolate treats, including the Toffee Finger, the Green Triangle and Strawberry Delight.
As well as frying the sweets, the team over at Poppies have also gone one step further and shared their ultimate ranking of the best ones. Do you think they've made the right call?
Here's a look at their list, which had the Toffee Finger on top:
1. Toffee Finger
2. The Purple One
3. Chocolate Caramel Brownie
4. Strawberry Delight
5. Toffee Penny
6. Orange Creme
7. The Green Triangle
8. Fudge
9. Orange Chocolate Crunch
10. Milk Choc Block
11. Caramel Swirl
12. Coconut Eclair
While the sweets are on offer, staff at the shop will be asking customers to share their opinions and will keep a tally of the most popular flavours.
Some of the most popular could possibly become permanent features on the menu.
Fans of the fish and chip shop on social media were very excited by the chocolate news.
One person commented: "I have died and gone to heaven."
Another wrote: "Have to try this."
A third added: "This is a whole other level."


| 012:015 Khan | : |
So, when they took him away, they all agreed to throw him down to the bottom of the well, and We inspired in him:"Indeed, you shall (one day) inform them of this their affair, when they know (you) not." |
| 012:015 Maulana | : |
So when they took him away and agreed to put him down at the bottom of the pit, We revealed to him: Thou wilt certainly inform them of this affair of theirs while they perceive not. |
| 012:015 Pickthal | : |
Then, when they led him off, and were of one mind that they should place him in the depth of the pit, We inspired in him: Thou wilt tell them of this deed of theirs when they know (thee) not. |
| 012:015 Rashad | : |
When they went away with him, and unanimously decided to throw him into the abyss of the well, we inspired him: "Some day, you will tell them about all this, while they have no idea." |
| 012:015 Sarwar | : |
When they took Joseph with them, they agreed to throw him into the well. We revealed to Joseph that (sometime) in the future at a time when they would not recognize him, he would remind them of all this. |
| 012:015 Shakir | : |
So when they had gone off with him and agreed that they should put him down at the bottom of the pit, and We revealed to him: You will most certainly inform them of this their affair while they do not perceive. |
| 012:015 Sherali | : |
So, when they took him away, and agreed to put him into the bottom of a deep well, and carry out the malicious design, WE sent revelation to him, saying, 'Thou shalt surely one day tell them of this affair of theirs, and they did not know.' |
| 012:015 Yusufali | : |
So they did take him away, and they all agreed to throw him down to the bottom of the well: and We put into his heart (this Message): 'Of a surety thou shalt (one day) tell them the truth of this their affair while they know (thee) not' |
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Class Summary Class Description CentralChernoffBounds CentralChernoffBounds illustrates the Upper Chernoff Bounds for the Central Chi-squared Function.CentralCLTProxyMeasureEstimate CentralCLTProxyMeasureEstimate illustrates the Estimation of Measures for a CLT Proxy for a Central Chi-squared Distribution.CentralCLTProxyPDFEstimate CentralCLTProxyPDFEstimate illustrates the Construction and the Usage of a CLT Proxy for a Central Chi-squared Distribution.CentralExponentialCDFComparison CentralExponentialCDFComparison illustrates the Comparison of the CDF between the Exponential Distribution and the Central Chi-squared Distribution with 2 Degrees of Freedom.CentralFisherProxyPDFEstimate CentralFisherProxyPDFEstimate illustrates the Construction and the Usage of a Fisher Proxy for a Central Chi-squared Distribution.CentralMeasureEstimate CentralMeasureEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Central Chi-squared Distribution Measures.CentralMomentsAboutZero CentralMomentsAboutZero illustrates the Computation of the non-Central Moments about Zero for the Central Chi-squared Function.CentralPDFEstimate CentralPDFEstimate illustrates the Construction and the Usage of a Central Chi-squared Distribution.CentralWilsonHilfertyMeasureEstimate CentralWilsonHilfertyMeasureEstimate illustrates the Estimation of Measures for the Wilson-Hilferty Transformation of a Central Chi-squared Distribution.CentralWilsonHilfertyPDFEstimate CentralWilsonHilfertyPDFEstimate illustrates the Construction and the Usage of the Wilson-Hilferty Normal Proxy for a Central Chi-squared Distribution.NonCentralAbdelAtyPDFEstimate NonCentralAbdelAtyPDFEstimate illustrates the Construction and the Usage of the Abdel-Aty (1954) Wilson-Hilferty Based R1 Normal Approximation of an R1 Non-central Chi-square Distribution.NonCentralCentralMoments NonCentralCentralMoments illustrates the Computation of the Four Leading Central Moments for the Non-central Chi-Square Distribution.NonCentralCumulantMoments NonCentralCumulantMoments illustrates the Computation of the Leading Cumulants and the Non-Central Moments.NonCentralMeasureEstimate NonCentralMeasureEstimate implements the Measure Table for the Non-central Chi-Square Distribution.NonCentralPDFEstimate NonCentralPDFEstimate implements the PDF for the Non-central Chi-Square Distribution.NonCentralRawMoments NonCentralRawMoments illustrates the Computation of the Four Leading Raw Moments for the Non-central Chi-Square Distribution.NonCentralSankaranPDFEstimate NonCentralSankaranPDFEstimate illustrates the Construction and the Usage of the Sankaran (1963) Wilson-Hilferty Based R1 Normal Approximation of an R1 Non-central Chi-square Distribution.


I was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2002 after having very severe headaches and vision changes. My neurologist ran the gamut of Rx options for headache management, with very little success, and ended up beginning opiate therapy. As with all the other medications, I developed a quick tolerance for the medications - we quickly ran through Oxy- & Hyrdo- Codone & Morphone, Demerol, and Morphine. Exasperated, I started using the 800mcg Actiq lollipops four times a day in 2003. Once again, tolerance kicked in quickly. Additionally, my neurologist moved and my GP ended up handling my medication dosing - and all he did was increase the dose every month. In December of 2004, he had enough of prescribing potenitally lethal doses of fentanyl (which I took to remain functional and go to work, provide for my family, etc.) and told me I needed to see a pain management specialist to get these medications.
The pain management doc was frustrated - by that point, my GP had added the Duragesic patches to the mix to level out the overnight withdrawal I was ending up in. I was taking 16 1600mcg Actiq a day, and wearing 2 100mcg/hr Duragesic patches - BUT, I had no problems with pain and was fully functional. The big question was, did the fentanyl make the headaches stop, or was it some other treatment I had done in the meanwhile. (At this point I was on 43, yes, forty-three, separate prescription medications - several just to manage the side effects of other medications. So there was some question as to what was actually 'doing the trick'). The decision was made to taper off the fentanyl and see what the base level of pain was, and then re-assess.
Let me tell all you recreational users of Fentanyl out there one thing - DO NOT get physically dependant on Fentanyl. I have been through opiate withdrawal in the past from other narcotics, and let me tell you it was a walk in the park compared to stopping Fentanyl. I'm writing this in October of 2005, during my first full week without any fentanyl, and let me tell you - my life since December has been a living hell. I never got a 'high' from any opiate I've ever taken at any dose, so I'm not normal, or maybe it's just my liver problems, but don't take this stuff for long if you have any plans of stopping it.
As my pain management doc says - this stuff was designed for terminal cancer patients (which, by the way, I'm not - I'm expected to live a long life with my little friend in my head).  Let me tell you - after one month of 800mcg 4 times a day, I couldn't stop if I wanted to. If it hadn't been for some understanding doctors, I could have easily been knocking over a pharmacy to stop the freakin' withdrawal symptoms.
Here's the humorous postscript - after stopping the fentanyl, the headaches came back. So, my new neurologist tells me, maybe we just put you back on the fentanyl.
So, I guess my point is, have fun, but don't have it too often - it's not worth the price.
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(Update: Not for long) The Nokia 7.2 is HMD's first phone with an unlockable bootloader
by Ryan WhitwamFor most people, a locked bootloader is no big deal. However, some Android users demand an unlockable bootloader so they can tinker with the software on their phones. Many devices are completely locked down, but HMD might be easing up a bit. The recently launched Nokia 7.2 is apparently the company's first phone with an unlockable bootloader.
Unlocking the bootloader on a phone allows you to flash whatever software you want to the internal partitions. For example, you can replace the recovery with TWRP or flash a custom Android ROM downloaded from XDA Forums. Unlocking the bootloader opens the door to all that customization, but it comes with security risks. Thus, many devices require workarounds or hacks to unlock, but the Nokia 7.2 is very much like a Pixel. You just need a few minutes and a computer with Fastboot.
Update 1: 2019/11/04 7:08am PST by Ryne Hager
According to the folks at Nokiamob, HMD states that this was an "inadvertent miss" (which we take to mean "accident") and a future update will remove the option to unlock the bootloader.
The full statement provided by an HMD Global spokesperson is just below:
“There is no change to our policy of allowing unlocking bootloader on Nokia phones. This was an inadvertent miss in the case of Nokia 7.2 and we will be issuing a maintenance release to remove the option. We regret the inconvenience and would like to remind our consumers that unlocking the bootloader will lead to the warranty on their Nokia phone becoming void.”
Folks interested in flashing custom ROMs to their Nokia 7.2 should take advantage of the opportunity while they can, or at least unlock the bootloader now if they plan to in the future. Keep in mind, though, the process will void your warranty.
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Body scanning is something that is rather new to me, I usually do it before I go to sleep or while lying in bed. It is very helpful to relax and bring on a state of calm and mindfullness. Though I do find my mind gets distracted easily.
My Emotions are Not Me. This was an interesting chapter, not letting your emotions control the outcome of a situation I believe is a very good way to look at life. Being able to calm yourself on demand I believe is a very usefull and important skill, as it stops you from overreacting and causing a bigger problem. Though it is important to understand when to use your emotions and be able to justify the effect, as to not bottle them up.


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Overview
Things to know when using the tooltip plugin:
- Tooltips rely on the 3rd party library Popper.js for positioning. You must include popper.min.js before bootstrap.js or use
bootstrap.bundle.min.js
/bootstrap.bundle.js
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util.js
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- Tooltips with zero-length titles are never displayed.
- Specify
container: 'body'
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- Tooltips for
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elements must be triggered on a wrapper element. - When triggered from hyperlinks that span multiple lines, tooltips will be centered. Use
white-space: nowrap;
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Got all that? Great, let’s see how they work with some examples.
Example: Enable tooltips everywhere
One way to initialize all tooltips on a page would be to select them by their data-toggle
attribute:
Examples
Hover over the links below to see tooltips:
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Hover over the buttons below to see the four tooltips directions: top, right, bottom, and left.
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Usage
The tooltip plugin generates content and markup on demand, and by default places tooltips after their trigger element.
Trigger the tooltip via JavaScript:
Markup
The required markup for a tooltip is only a data
attribute and title
on the HTML element you wish to have a tooltip. The generated markup of a tooltip is rather simple, though it does require a position (by default, set to top
by the plugin).
Making tooltips work for keyboard and assistive technology users
You should only add tooltips to HTML elements that are traditionally keyboard-focusable and interactive (such as links or form controls). Although arbitrary HTML elements (such as
s) can be made focusable by adding the tabindex="0"
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Additionally, do not rely solely on hover
as the trigger for your tooltip, as this will make your tooltips impossible to trigger for keyboard users.
Disabled elements
Elements with the disabled
attribute aren’t interactive, meaning users cannot focus, hover, or click them to trigger a tooltip (or popover). As a workaround, you’ll want to trigger the tooltip from a wrapper

or
, ideally made keyboard-focusable using tabindex="0"
, and override the pointer-events
on the disabled element.
Options
Options can be passed via data attributes or JavaScript. For data attributes, append the option name to data-
, as in data-animation=""
.
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| animation | boolean | true | Apply a CSS fade transition to the tooltip |
| container | string | element | false | false |
Appends the tooltip to a specific element. Example: |
| delay | number | object | 0 |
Delay showing and hiding the tooltip (ms) - does not apply to manual trigger type If a number is supplied, delay is applied to both hide/show Object structure is: |
| html | boolean | false |
Allow HTML in the tooltip. If true, HTML tags in the tooltip's Use text if you're worried about XSS attacks. |
| placement | string | function | 'top' |
How to position the tooltip - auto | top | bottom | left | right. When a function is used to determine the placement, it is called with the tooltip DOM node as its first argument and the triggering element DOM node as its second. The |
| selector | string | false | false | If a selector is provided, tooltip objects will be delegated to the specified targets. In practice, this is used to enable dynamic HTML content to have popovers added. See this and an informative example. |
| template | string | '

' |
Base HTML to use when creating the tooltip. The tooltip's
The outermost wrapper element should have the |
| title | string | element | function | '' |
Default title value if If a function is given, it will be called with its |
| trigger | string | 'hover focus' |
How tooltip is triggered - click | hover | focus | manual. You may pass multiple triggers; separate them with a space.
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| offset | number | string | 0 | Offset of the tooltip relative to its target. For more information refer to Popper.js's offset docs. |
| fallbackPlacement | string | array | 'flip' | Allow to specify which position Popper will use on fallback. For more information refer to Popper.js's behavior docs |
| boundary | string | element | 'scrollParent' | Overflow constraint boundary of the tooltip. Accepts the values of 'viewport' , 'window' , 'scrollParent' , or an HTMLElement reference (JavaScript only). For more information refer to Popper.js's preventOverflow docs. |
Data attributes for individual tooltips
Options for individual tooltips can alternatively be specified through the use of data attributes, as explained above.
Methods
Asynchronous methods and transitions
All API methods are asynchronous and start a transition. They returns to the caller as soon as the transition is started but before it ends. In addition, a method call on a transitioning component will be ignored.
$().tooltip(options)
Attaches a tooltip handler to an element collection.
.tooltip('show')
Reveals an element’s tooltip. Returns to the caller before the tooltip has actually been shown (i.e. before the shown.bs.tooltip
event occurs). This is considered a “manual” triggering of the tooltip. Tooltips with zero-length titles are never displayed.
.tooltip('hide')
Hides an element’s tooltip. Returns to the caller before the tooltip has actually been hidden (i.e. before the hidden.bs.tooltip
event occurs). This is considered a “manual” triggering of the tooltip.
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Toggles an element’s tooltip. Returns to the caller before the tooltip has actually been shown or hidden (i.e. before the shown.bs.tooltip
or hidden.bs.tooltip
event occurs). This is considered a “manual” triggering of the tooltip.
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Hides and destroys an element’s tooltip. Tooltips that use delegation (which are created using the selector
option) cannot be individually destroyed on descendant trigger elements.
.tooltip('enable')
Gives an element’s tooltip the ability to be shown. Tooltips are enabled by default.
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Removes the ability for an element’s tooltip to be shown. The tooltip will only be able to be shown if it is re-enabled.
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Toggles the ability for an element’s tooltip to be shown or hidden.
.tooltip('update')
Updates the position of an element’s tooltip.
Events
| Event Type | Description |
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| show.bs.tooltip | This event fires immediately when the show instance method is called. |
| shown.bs.tooltip | This event is fired when the tooltip has been made visible to the user (will wait for CSS transitions to complete). |
| hide.bs.tooltip | This event is fired immediately when the hide instance method has been called. |
| hidden.bs.tooltip | This event is fired when the tooltip has finished being hidden from the user (will wait for CSS transitions to complete). |
| inserted.bs.tooltip | This event is fired after the show.bs.tooltip event when the tooltip template has been added to the DOM. |


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Improving integrity of elections critical to democratic growth —Jega
by Agency ReportProfessor Attahiru Jega, former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission has said that improving the integrity of elections is key to the democratic development of any nation.
Jega said this in Ibadan on Thursday while delivering a lecture to mark the 71st Foundation Day and Convocation of the University of Ibadan.
The former INEC boss spoke on the topic, “Towards Credible Electoral Process and Sustainable Political Systems in Nigeria: What Role for Universities?”, said Nigeria could achieve greater integrity in its electoral process through the collaboration of stakeholders.
“It is generally recognised that fortifying democracy is vital to sustainable development, but what is not as widely acknowledged is that improving the integrity of elections is key to democratic development.
“Sustainable electoral process with requite integrity is the panacea for democratic development in Nigeria and in all African countries struggling with the challenges of democratisation.
“The Nigerian electoral process has historically been flawed and repleted with profound challenges in all three key phases of electoral administration pre-election, election and post-election phases.
“All stakeholders, therefore, must play a positive role in bridging these gaps,” he said.
The former INEC boss commended the role of the academia in raising the bar of electoral administration in Nigeria since 2011.
He, however, called for more collaboration by way of research, advocacy, training and mentoring of all actors involved, particularly in inventing in-house election-related equipment and technologies.
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Converting CRLF to LF in DynamicConfigBackwardCompatibilityTest |
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Hongchao Deng |
Hongchao Deng |
| ZOOKEEPER-1992 |
backward compatibility of zoo.cfg |
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Hongchao Deng |
Hongchao Deng |
| ZOOKEEPER-1984 |
testLeaderTimesoutOnNewQuorum is a flakey test |
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Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1973 |
Jetty Server changes broke ibm6 support |
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Fix Port Already In Use for JettyAdminServerTest |
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Hongchao Deng |
| ZOOKEEPER-1966 |
VS and line breaks |
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Fix Flaky Test in ReconfigTest.java |
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deb - zkCli.sh, zkServer.sh and zkEnv.sh regression caused by ZOOKEEPER-1663 |
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ReconfigRecoveryTest.testNextConfigUnreachable is failing |
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Windows release build of zk client cannot connect to zk server |
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Norris Lee |
Orion Hodson |
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Unit tests should only use build/test/data for data |
Major |
tests |
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A typo in zookeeperStarted document |
Major |
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Chengwei Yang |
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| ZOOKEEPER-1913 |
Invalid manifest files due to bogus revision property value |
Major |
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Raul Gutierrez Segales |
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| ZOOKEEPER-1911 |
REST contrib module does not include all required files when packaged |
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RemoveWatches wrongly removes the watcher if multiple watches exists on a path |
Major |
java client, server |
Rakesh R |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1909 |
removeWatches doesn't return NOWATCHER when there is no watch set |
Major |
server |
Raul Gutierrez Segales |
Raul Gutierrez Segales |
| ZOOKEEPER-1906 |
zkpython: invalid data in GetData for empty node |
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contrib-bindings |
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| ZOOKEEPER-1901 |
[JDK8] Sort children for comparison in AsyncOps tests |
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tests |
Andrew Purtell |
Andrew Purtell |
| ZOOKEEPER-1900 |
NullPointerException in truncate |
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Steven Bower |
Camille Fournier |
| ZOOKEEPER-1897 |
ZK Shell/Cli not processing commands |
Major |
java client, scripts |
Cameron Gandevia |
stack |
| ZOOKEEPER-1895 |
update all notice files, copyright, etc... with the new year - 2014 |
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. |
Patrick Hunt |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1894 |
ObserverTest.testObserver fails consistently |
Major |
quorum |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1891 |
StaticHostProviderTest.testUpdateLoadBalancing times out |
Major |
java client |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1888 |
ZkCli.cmd commands fail with "'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command" |
Major |
. |
Ivan Mitic |
Ivan Mitic |
| ZOOKEEPER-1883 |
C client unit test failures |
Minor |
c client, tests |
Abhiraj Butala |
Raul Gutierrez Segales |
| ZOOKEEPER-1878 |
Inconsistent behavior in autocreation of dataDir and dataLogDir |
Major |
quorum |
Rakesh R |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1877 |
Malformed ACL Id can crash server with skipACL=yes |
Critical |
server |
Chris Chen |
Chris Chen |
| ZOOKEEPER-1870 |
flakey test in StandaloneDisabledTest.startSingleServerTest |
Blocker |
tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Helen Hastings |
| ZOOKEEPER-1864 |
quorumVerifier is null when creating a QuorumPeerConfig from parsing a Properties object |
Major |
server |
some one |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1863 |
Race condition in commit processor leading to out of order request completion, xid mismatch on client. |
Blocker |
server |
Dutch T. Meyer |
Dutch T. Meyer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1862 |
ServerCnxnTest.testServerCnxnExpiry is intermittently failing |
Major |
tests |
Rakesh R |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1861 |
ConcurrentHashMap isn't used properly in QuorumCnxManager |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
Ted Yu |
| ZOOKEEPER-1860 |
Async versions of reconfig don't actually throw KeeperException nor InterruptedException |
Major |
java client |
Raul Gutierrez Segales |
Raul Gutierrez Segales |
| ZOOKEEPER-1851 |
Follower and Observer Request Processors Do Not Forward create2 Requests |
Blocker |
quorum |
Chris Chen |
Chris Chen |
| ZOOKEEPER-1844 |
TruncateTest fails on windows |
Critical |
server |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1843 |
Oddity in ByteBufferInputStream skip |
Minor |
. |
Justin SB |
Bill Havanki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1839 |
Deadlock in NettyServerCnxn |
Critical |
server |
Rakesh R |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1836 |
addrvec_next() fails to set next parameter if addrvec_hasnext() returns false |
Trivial |
c client |
Dutch T. Meyer |
Dutch T. Meyer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1835 |
dynamic configuration file renaming fails on Windows |
Major |
quorum |
Bruno Freudensprung |
Bruno Freudensprung |
| ZOOKEEPER-1821 |
very ugly warning when compiling load_gen.c |
Major |
c client |
Germán Blanco |
Germán Blanco |
| ZOOKEEPER-1819 |
DeserializationPerfTest calls method with wrong arguments |
Minor |
tests |
Daniel Knightly |
Daniel Knightly |
| ZOOKEEPER-1812 |
ZooInspector reconnection always fails if first connection fails |
Minor |
contrib |
Benjamin Jaton |
Benjamin Jaton |
| ZOOKEEPER-1811 |
The ZooKeeperSaslClient service name principal is hardcoded to "zookeeper" |
Major |
java client |
Harsh J |
Harsh J |
| ZOOKEEPER-1810 |
Add version to FLE notifications for trunk |
Major |
leaderElection |
Flavio Junqueira |
Germán Blanco |
| ZOOKEEPER-1799 |
SaslAuthFailDesignatedClientTest.testAuth fails frequently on SUSE |
Minor |
tests |
Jeffrey Zhong |
Jeffrey Zhong |
| ZOOKEEPER-1798 |
Fix race condition in testNormalObserverRun |
Blocker |
. |
Flavio Junqueira |
Thawan Kooburat |
| ZOOKEEPER-1797 |
PurgeTxnLog may delete data logs during roll |
Blocker |
server |
Derek Dagit |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1795 |
unable to build c client on ubuntu |
Blocker |
c client |
Patrick Hunt |
Raul Gutierrez Segales |
| ZOOKEEPER-1791 |
ZooKeeper package includes unnecessary jars that are part of the package. |
Major |
build |
Mahadev konar |
Mahadev konar |
| ZOOKEEPER-1789 |
3.4.x observer causes NPE on 3.5.0 (trunk) participants |
Critical |
. |
Raul Gutierrez Segales |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1786 |
ZooKeeper data model documentation is incorrect |
Minor |
documentation |
Niraj Tolia |
Niraj Tolia |
| ZOOKEEPER-1783 |
Distinguish initial configuration from first established configuration |
Major |
quorum, server |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1781 |
ZooKeeper Server fails if snapCount is set to 1 |
Minor |
quorum |
Takashi Ohnishi |
Takashi Ohnishi |
| ZOOKEEPER-1779 |
ReconfigTest littering the source root with test files |
Critical |
tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Abhiraj Butala |
| ZOOKEEPER-1774 |
QuorumPeerMainTest fails consistently with "complains about host" assertion failure |
Blocker |
quorum, tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1773 |
incorrect reference to jline version/lib in docs |
Major |
documentation |
Patrick Hunt |
Manikumar Reddy |
| ZOOKEEPER-1770 |
NullPointerException in SnapshotFormatter |
Minor |
. |
Germán Blanco |
Germán Blanco |
| ZOOKEEPER-1769 |
ZooInspector can't display node data/metadata/ACLs |
Minor |
contrib |
Benjamin Jaton |
Benjamin Jaton |
| ZOOKEEPER-1765 |
Update code conventions link on "How to contribute" page |
Trivial |
documentation |
Flavio Junqueira |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1756 |
zookeeper_interest() in C client can return a timeval of 0 |
Major |
c client |
Eric Lindvall |
Eric Lindvall |
| ZOOKEEPER-1755 |
Concurrent operations of four letter 'dump' ephemeral command and killSession causing NPE |
Major |
server |
Rakesh R |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1754 |
Read-only server allows to create znode |
Critical |
server |
Rakesh R |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1753 |
ClientCnxn is not properly releasing the resources, which are used to ping RwServer |
Major |
java client |
Rakesh R |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1751 |
ClientCnxn#run could miss the second ping or connection get dropped before a ping |
Major |
. |
Jeffrey Zhong |
Jeffrey Zhong |
| ZOOKEEPER-1750 |
Race condition producing NPE in NIOServerCnxn.toString |
Minor |
server |
Helen Hastings |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1745 |
Wrong Import-Package in the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF of zookeeper 3.4.5 bundle |
Major |
server |
Xilai Dai |
Jean-Baptiste Onofré |
| ZOOKEEPER-1744 |
clientPortAddress breaks "zkServer.sh status" |
Critical |
scripts |
Nick Ohanian |
Nick Ohanian |
| ZOOKEEPER-1733 |
FLETest#testLE is flaky on windows boxes |
Major |
. |
Jeffrey Zhong |
Jeffrey Zhong |
| ZOOKEEPER-1732 |
ZooKeeper server unable to join established ensemble |
Blocker |
leaderElection |
Germán Blanco |
Germán Blanco |
| ZOOKEEPER-1725 |
Zookeeper Dynamic Conf writes out hostnames when IPs are supplied |
Minor |
. |
Justin SB |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1719 |
zkCli.sh, zkServer.sh and zkEnv.sh regression caused by ZOOKEEPER-1663 |
Major |
. |
Marshall McMullen |
Marshall McMullen |
| ZOOKEEPER-1714 |
perl client segfaults if ZOO_READ_ACL_UNSAFE constant is used |
Minor |
contrib-bindings |
Botond Hejj |
Botond Hejj |
| ZOOKEEPER-1713 |
wrong time calculation in zkfuse.cc |
Trivial |
. |
Germán Blanco |
Germán Blanco |
| ZOOKEEPER-1706 |
Typo in Double Barriers example |
Minor |
documentation |
Jingguo Yao |
Jingguo Yao |
| ZOOKEEPER-1702 |
ZooKeeper client may write operation packets before receiving successful response to connection request, can cause TCP RST |
Major |
java client |
Chris Nauroth |
Chris Nauroth |
| ZOOKEEPER-1700 |
FLETest consistently failing - setLastSeenQuorumVerifier seems to be hanging |
Critical |
quorum |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1699 |
Leader should timeout and give up leadership when losing quorum of last proposed configuration |
Blocker |
server |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1697 |
large snapshots can cause continuous quorum failure |
Critical |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1696 |
Fail to run zookeeper client on Weblogic application server |
Critical |
java client |
Dmitry Konstantinov |
Jeffrey Zhong |
| ZOOKEEPER-1695 |
Inconsistent error code and type for new errors introduced by dynamic reconfiguration |
Blocker |
server |
Thawan Kooburat |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1683 |
ZooKeeper client NPE when updating server list on disconnected client |
Major |
java client |
Shevek |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1673 |
Zookeeper don't support cidr in expression in ACL with ip scheme |
Minor |
. |
Lipin Dmitriy |
Craig Condit |
| ZOOKEEPER-1672 |
zookeeper client does not accept "-members" option in reconfig command |
Trivial |
java client |
Xiaoshuang Wang |
Xiaoshuang Wang |
| ZOOKEEPER-1670 |
zookeeper should set a default value for SERVER_JVMFLAGS and CLIENT_JVMFLAGS so that memory usage is controlled |
Major |
. |
Arpit Gupta |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1667 |
Watch event isn't handled correctly when a client reestablish to a server |
Blocker |
server |
Jacky007 |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1663 |
scripts don't work when path contains spaces |
Minor |
scripts |
Amichai Rothman |
Amichai Rothman |
| ZOOKEEPER-1662 |
Fix to two small bugs in ReconfigTest.testPortChange() |
Minor |
tests |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1659 |
Add JMX support for dynamic reconfiguration |
Blocker |
server |
Alexander Shraer |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1657 |
Increased CPU usage by unnecessary SASL checks |
Major |
java client |
Gunnar Wagenknecht |
Philip K. Warren |
| ZOOKEEPER-1655 |
Make jline dependency optional in maven pom |
Major |
build |
Thomas Weise |
Thomas Weise |
| ZOOKEEPER-1648 |
Fix WatcherTest in JDK7 |
Minor |
tests |
Thawan Kooburat |
Thawan Kooburat |
| ZOOKEEPER-1647 |
OSGi package import/export changes not applied to bin-jar |
Major |
. |
Arnoud Glimmerveen |
Arnoud Glimmerveen |
| ZOOKEEPER-1646 |
mt c client tests fail on Ubuntu Raring |
Blocker |
c client, tests |
James Page |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1645 |
ZooKeeper OSGi package imports not complete |
Major |
. |
Arnoud Glimmerveen |
Arnoud Glimmerveen |
| ZOOKEEPER-1643 |
Windows: fetch_and_add not 64bit-compatible, may not be correct |
Major |
c client |
Erik Anderson |
|
| ZOOKEEPER-1642 |
Leader loading database twice |
Major |
. |
Flavio Junqueira |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1641 |
Using slope=positive results in a jagged ganglia graph of packets rcvd/sent |
Minor |
contrib |
Ben Hartshorne |
Ben Hartshorne |
| ZOOKEEPER-1632 |
fix memory leaks in cli_st |
Minor |
c client |
Colin Patrick McCabe |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1629 |
testTransactionLogCorruption occasionally fails |
Major |
tests |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1628 |
Documented list of allowable characters in ZK doc not in line with code |
Major |
documentation, java client |
Gabriel Reid |
Gabriel Reid |
| ZOOKEEPER-1625 |
zkServer.sh is looking for clientPort in config file, but it may no longer be there with ZK-1411 |
Major |
scripts |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1624 |
PrepRequestProcessor abort multi-operation incorrectly |
Critical |
server |
Thawan Kooburat |
Thawan Kooburat |
| ZOOKEEPER-1622 |
session ids will be negative in the year 2022 |
Trivial |
. |
Eric Newton |
Eric Newton |
| ZOOKEEPER-1620 |
NIOServerCnxnFactory (new code introduced in ZK-1504) opens selectors but never closes them |
Major |
server |
Alexander Shraer |
Thawan Kooburat |
| ZOOKEEPER-1613 |
The documentation still points to 2008 in the copyright notice |
Trivial |
documentation |
Edward Ribeiro |
Edward Ribeiro |
| ZOOKEEPER-1610 |
Some classes are using == or != to compare Long/String objects instead of .equals() |
Critical |
java client, quorum |
Edward Ribeiro |
Edward Ribeiro |
| ZOOKEEPER-1606 |
intermittent failures in ZkDatabaseCorruptionTest on jenkins |
Major |
tests |
Patrick Hunt |
lixiaofeng |
| ZOOKEEPER-1603 |
StaticHostProviderTest testUpdateClientMigrateOrNot hangs |
Blocker |
tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1602 |
a change to QuorumPeerConfig's API broke compatibility with HBase |
Blocker |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1597 |
Windows build failing |
Major |
build, c client |
Alexander Shraer |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1596 |
Zab1_0Test should ensure that the file is closed |
Major |
. |
Enis Soztutar |
Enis Soztutar |
| ZOOKEEPER-1591 |
Windows build is broken because inttypes.h doesn't exist |
Major |
c client |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
Marshall McMullen |
| ZOOKEEPER-1590 |
Patch to add zk.updateServerList(newServerList) broke the build |
Blocker |
. |
Flavio Junqueira |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1585 |
make dist for src/c broken in trunk |
Major |
c client |
Raul Gutierrez Segales |
|
| ZOOKEEPER-1581 |
change copyright in notice to 2012 |
Major |
build |
Benjamin Reed |
Benjamin Reed |
| ZOOKEEPER-1578 |
org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.Zab1_0Test failed due to hard code with 33556 port |
Major |
. |
Li Ping Zhang |
Li Ping Zhang |
| ZOOKEEPER-1576 |
Zookeeper cluster - failed to connect to cluster if one of the provided IPs causes java.net.UnknownHostException |
Major |
server |
Tally Tsabary |
Edward Ribeiro |
| ZOOKEEPER-1575 |
adding .gitattributes to prevent CRLF and LF mismatches for source and text files |
Major |
. |
Raja Aluri |
Raja Aluri |
| ZOOKEEPER-1573 |
Unable to load database due to missing parent node |
Critical |
server |
Thawan Kooburat |
Vinayakumar B |
| ZOOKEEPER-1562 |
Memory leaks in zoo_multi API |
Trivial |
c client |
Deepak Jagtap |
Deepak Jagtap |
| ZOOKEEPER-1560 |
Zookeeper client hangs on creation of large nodes |
Major |
java client |
Igor Motov |
Skye Wanderman-Milne |
| ZOOKEEPER-1557 |
jenkins jdk7 test failure in testBadSaslAuthNotifiesWatch |
Major |
server, tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Eugene Koontz |
| ZOOKEEPER-1554 |
Can't use zookeeper client without SASL |
Blocker |
. |
Guillaume Nodet |
|
| ZOOKEEPER-1553 |
Findbugs configuration is missing some dependencies |
Minor |
build |
Sean Busbey |
Sean Busbey |
| ZOOKEEPER-1551 |
Observers ignore txns that come after snapshot and UPTODATE |
Blocker |
quorum, server |
Thawan Kooburat |
Thawan Kooburat |
| ZOOKEEPER-1540 |
ZOOKEEPER-1411 breaks backwards compatibility |
Major |
. |
Andrew Ferguson |
|
| ZOOKEEPER-1538 |
Improve space handling in zkServer.sh and zkEnv.sh |
Trivial |
. |
Andrew Ferguson |
Andrew Ferguson |
| ZOOKEEPER-1536 |
c client : memory leak in winport.c |
Major |
c client |
brooklin |
brooklin |
| ZOOKEEPER-1535 |
ZK Shell/Cli re-executes last command on exit |
Major |
scripts |
Stu Hood |
Edward Ribeiro |
| ZOOKEEPER-1533 |
Correct the documentation of the args for the JavaExample doc. |
Minor |
documentation |
Warren Turkal |
|
| ZOOKEEPER-1522 |
intermittent failures in Zab test due to NPE in recursiveDelete test function |
Major |
tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1521 |
LearnerHandler initLimit/syncLimit problems specifying follower socket timeout limits |
Critical |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1514 |
FastLeaderElection - leader ignores the round information when joining a quorum |
Critical |
quorum |
Patrick Hunt |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1513 |
"Unreasonable length" exception while starting a server. |
Major |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Skye Wanderman-Milne |
| ZOOKEEPER-1501 |
Nagios plugin always returns OK when it cannot connect to zookeeper |
Major |
contrib |
Brian Sutherland |
Brian Sutherland |
| ZOOKEEPER-1499 |
clientPort config changes not backwards-compatible |
Blocker |
server |
Camille Fournier |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1496 |
Ephemeral node not getting cleared even after client has exited |
Critical |
server |
suja s |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1495 |
ZK client hangs when using a function not available on the server. |
Minor |
server |
Nicolas Liochon |
Nicolas Liochon |
| ZOOKEEPER-1494 |
C client: socket leak after receive timeout in zookeeper_interest() |
Major |
c client |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1493 |
C Client: zookeeper_process doesn't invoke completion callback if zookeeper_close has been called |
Major |
c client |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1490 |
If the configured log directory does not exist zookeeper will not start. Better to create the directory and start |
Minor |
scripts |
suja s |
suja s |
| ZOOKEEPER-1489 |
Data loss after truncate on transaction log |
Blocker |
server |
Christian Ziech |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1483 |
Fix leader election recipe documentation |
Major |
documentation |
Ankur |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1478 |
Small bug in QuorumTest.testFollowersStartAfterLeader( ) |
Minor |
tests |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1474 |
Cannot build Zookeeper with IBM Java: use of Sun MXBean classes |
Major |
build |
Adalberto Medeiros |
Paulo Ricardo Paz Vital |
| ZOOKEEPER-1471 |
Jute generates invalid C++ code |
Minor |
jute |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1466 |
QuorumCnxManager.shutdown missing synchronization |
Blocker |
quorum |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1465 |
Cluster availability following new leader election takes a long time with large datasets - is correlated to dataset size |
Critical |
leaderElection |
Alex Gvozdenovic |
Camille Fournier |
| ZOOKEEPER-1451 |
C API improperly logs getaddrinfo failures on Linux when using glibc |
Trivial |
c client |
Stephen Tyree |
Stephen Tyree |
| ZOOKEEPER-1448 |
Node+Quota creation in transaction log can crash leader startup |
Critical |
server |
Botond Hejj |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1440 |
Spurious log error messages when QuorumCnxManager is shutting down |
Minor |
quorum, server |
Jordan Zimmerman |
Jordan Zimmerman |
| ZOOKEEPER-1439 |
c sdk: core in log_env for lack of checking the output argument *pwp* of getpwuid_r |
Major |
c client |
Yubing Yin |
Yubing Yin |
| ZOOKEEPER-1437 |
Client uses session before SASL authentication complete |
Major |
java client |
Thomas Weise |
Eugene Koontz |
| ZOOKEEPER-1431 |
zkpython: async calls leak memory |
Major |
contrib-bindings |
johan rydberg |
Kapil Thangavelu |
| ZOOKEEPER-1427 |
Writing to local files is done non-atomically |
Critical |
server |
Todd Lipcon |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1419 |
Leader election never settles for a 5-node cluster |
Blocker |
leaderElection |
Jeremy Stribling |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1417 |
investigate differences in client last zxid handling btw c and java clients |
Major |
c client, java client |
Patrick Hunt |
Thawan Kooburat |
| ZOOKEEPER-1412 |
java client watches inconsistently triggered on reconnect |
Blocker |
server |
Botond Hejj |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1406 |
dpkg init scripts don't restart - missing check_priv_sep_dir |
Major |
scripts |
Chris Beauchamp |
Chris Beauchamp |
| ZOOKEEPER-1403 |
zkCli.sh script quoting issue |
Minor |
scripts |
James Page |
James Page |
| ZOOKEEPER-1395 |
node-watcher double-free redux |
Critical |
c client, contrib-bindings |
Mike Lundy |
Mike Lundy |
| ZOOKEEPER-1388 |
Client side 'PathValidation' is missing for the multi-transaction api. |
Major |
java client |
Rakesh R |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1387 |
Wrong epoch file created |
Minor |
quorum |
Benjamin Busjaeger |
Benjamin Reed |
| ZOOKEEPER-1386 |
avoid flaky URL redirection in "ant javadoc" : replace "http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/" with "http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/" |
Minor |
documentation |
Eugene Koontz |
Eugene Koontz |
| ZOOKEEPER-1384 |
test-cppunit overrides LD_LIBRARY_PATH and fails if gcc is in non-standard location |
Minor |
build, tests |
Jay Shrauner |
Jay Shrauner |
| ZOOKEEPER-1382 |
Zookeeper server holds onto dead/expired session ids in the watch data structures |
Critical |
server |
Neha Narkhede |
Germán Blanco |
| ZOOKEEPER-1380 |
zkperl: _zk_release_watch doesn't remove items properly from the watch list |
Major |
contrib-bindings |
Botond Hejj |
Botond Hejj |
| ZOOKEEPER-1379 |
'printwatches, redo, history and connect '. client commands always print usage. This is not necessary |
Minor |
java client |
kavita sharma |
Edward Ribeiro |
| ZOOKEEPER-1374 |
C client multi-threaded test suite fails to compile on ARM architectures. |
Minor |
c client |
James Page |
James Page |
| ZOOKEEPER-1373 |
Hardcoded SASL login context name clashes with Hadoop security configuration override |
Major |
java client |
Thomas Weise |
Eugene Koontz |
| ZOOKEEPER-1367 |
Data inconsistencies and unexpired ephemeral nodes after cluster restart |
Blocker |
server |
Jeremy Stribling |
Benjamin Reed |
| ZOOKEEPER-1361 |
Leader.lead iterates over 'learners' set without proper synchronisation |
Major |
. |
Henry Robinson |
Henry Robinson |
| ZOOKEEPER-1358 |
In StaticHostProviderTest.java, testNextDoesNotSleepForZero tests that hostProvider.next(0) doesn't sleep by checking that the latency of this call is less than 10sec |
Trivial |
. |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1357 |
Zab1_0Test uses hard-wired port numbers. Specifically, it uses the same port for leader in two different tests. The second test periodically fails complaining that the port is still in use. |
Minor |
tests |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1354 |
AuthTest.testBadAuthThenSendOtherCommands fails intermittently |
Major |
tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1353 |
C client test suite fails consistently |
Minor |
c client, tests |
Clint Byrum |
Clint Byrum |
| ZOOKEEPER-1352 |
server.InvalidSnapshotTest is using connection timeouts that are too short |
Major |
tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1351 |
invalid test verification in MultiTransactionTest |
Major |
tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1343 |
getEpochToPropose should check if lastAcceptedEpoch is greater or equal than epoch |
Critical |
. |
Flavio Junqueira |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1340 |
multi problem - typical user operations are generating ERROR level messages in the server |
Major |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1339 |
C clien doesn't build with --enable-debug |
Major |
c client |
Jakub Lekstan |
Eric Liang |
| ZOOKEEPER-1338 |
class cast exceptions may be thrown by multi ErrorResult class (invalid equals) |
Major |
java client |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1336 |
javadoc for multi is confusing, references functionality that doesn't seem to exist |
Major |
java client |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1334 |
Zookeeper 3.4.x is not OSGi compliant - MANIFEST.MF is flawed |
Major |
. |
Claus Ibsen |
Claus Ibsen |
| ZOOKEEPER-1333 |
NPE in FileTxnSnapLog when restarting a cluster |
Blocker |
server |
Andrew McNair |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1331 |
Typo in docs: acheive -> achieve |
Minor |
documentation |
Andrew Ash |
Andrew Ash |
| ZOOKEEPER-1327 |
there are still remnants of hadoop urls |
Major |
. |
Benjamin Reed |
Harsh J |
| ZOOKEEPER-1323 |
c client doesn't compile on freebsd |
Major |
c client |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1319 |
Missing data after restarting+expanding a cluster |
Blocker |
. |
Jeremy Stribling |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1318 |
In Python binding, get_children (and get and exists, and probably others) with expired session doesn't raise exception properly |
Major |
contrib-bindings |
Jim Fulton |
Henry Robinson |
| ZOOKEEPER-1317 |
Possible segfault in zookeeper_init |
Minor |
c client |
Akira Kitada |
Akira Kitada |
| ZOOKEEPER-1316 |
zookeeper_init leaks memory if chroot is just '/' |
Minor |
c client |
Akira Kitada |
Akira Kitada |
| ZOOKEEPER-1315 |
zookeeper_init always reports sessionPasswd=<hidden> |
Minor |
c client |
Akira Kitada |
Akira Kitada |
| ZOOKEEPER-1311 |
ZooKeeper test jar is broken |
Blocker |
. |
Ivan Kelly |
Ivan Kelly |
| ZOOKEEPER-1307 |
zkCli.sh is exiting when an Invalid ACL exception is thrown from setACL command through client |
Minor |
java client |
amith |
kavita sharma |
| ZOOKEEPER-1305 |
zookeeper.c:prepend_string func can dereference null ptr |
Major |
c client |
Daniel Lescohier |
Daniel Lescohier |
| ZOOKEEPER-1277 |
servers stop serving when lower 32bits of zxid roll over |
Critical |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1273 |
Copy'n'pasted unit test |
Trivial |
tests |
Thomas Koch |
Thomas Koch |
| ZOOKEEPER-1271 |
testEarlyLeaderAbandonment failing on solaris - clients not retrying connection |
Blocker |
java client |
Patrick Hunt |
Mahadev konar |
| ZOOKEEPER-1270 |
testEarlyLeaderAbandonment failing intermittently, quorum formed, no serving. |
Blocker |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Flavio Junqueira |
| ZOOKEEPER-1269 |
Multi deserialization issues |
Major |
server |
Camille Fournier |
Camille Fournier |
| ZOOKEEPER-1268 |
problems with read only mode, intermittent test failures and ERRORs in the log |
Blocker |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1264 |
FollowerResyncConcurrencyTest failing intermittently |
Blocker |
tests |
Patrick Hunt |
Camille Fournier |
| ZOOKEEPER-1262 |
Documentation for Lock recipe has major flaw |
Major |
documentation |
Jordan Zimmerman |
Jordan Zimmerman |
| ZOOKEEPER-1256 |
ClientPortBindTest is failing on Mac OS X |
Major |
tests |
Daniel Gómez Ferro |
Daniel Gómez Ferro |
| ZOOKEEPER-1241 |
Typo in ZooKeeper Recipes and Solutions documentation |
Minor |
documentation |
Jingguo Yao |
Jingguo Yao |
| ZOOKEEPER-1238 |
when the linger time was changed for NIO the patch missed Netty |
Major |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Skye Wanderman-Milne |
| ZOOKEEPER-1236 |
Security uses proprietary Sun APIs |
Major |
server |
Patrick Hunt |
Adalberto Medeiros |
| ZOOKEEPER-1222 |
getACL should only call DataTree.copyStat when passed in stat is not null |
Minor |
java client |
Camille Fournier |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1220 |
./zkCli.sh 'create' command is throwing ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException |
Major |
scripts |
kavita sharma |
kavita sharma |
| ZOOKEEPER-1214 |
QuorumPeer should unregister only its previsously registered MBeans instead of use MBeanRegistry.unregisterAll() method. |
Major |
quorum |
César Álvarez Núñez |
César Álvarez Núñez |
| ZOOKEEPER-1212 |
zkServer.sh stop action is not conformat with LSB para 20.2 Init Script Actions |
Major |
scripts |
Roman Shaposhnik |
Roman Shaposhnik |
| ZOOKEEPER-1208 |
Ephemeral node not removed after the client session is long gone |
Blocker |
. |
kishore gopalakrishna |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-1206 |
Sequential node creation does not use always use digits in node name given certain Locales. |
Minor |
server |
Mark Miller |
Mark Miller |
| ZOOKEEPER-1203 |
Zookeeper systest is missing Junit Classes |
Major |
tests |
Prashant Gokhale |
Prashant Gokhale |
| ZOOKEEPER-1194 |
Two possible race conditions during leader establishment |
Major |
server |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1192 |
Leader.waitForEpochAck() checks waitingForNewEpoch instead of checking electionFinished |
Critical |
server |
Alexander Shraer |
Alexander Shraer |
| ZOOKEEPER-1190 |
ant package is not including many of the bin scripts in the package (zkServer.sh for example) |
Blocker |
build |
Patrick Hunt |
Eric Yang |
| ZOOKEEPER-1185 |
Send AuthFailed event to client if SASL authentication fails |
Major |
java client |
Eugene Koontz |
Eugene Koontz |
| ZOOKEEPER-1184 |
jute generated files are not being cleaned up via "ant clean" |
Major |
build |
Patrick Hunt |
Thomas Koch |
| ZOOKEEPER-1181 |
Fix problems with Kerberos TGT renewal |
Major |
java client, server |
Eugene Koontz |
Eugene Koontz |
| ZOOKEEPER-1179 |
NettyServerCnxn does not properly close socket on 4 letter word requests |
Critical |
server |
Camille Fournier |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-1174 |
FD leak when network unreachable |
Critical |
java client |
Ted Dunning |
Ted Dunning |
| ZOOKEEPER-1163 |
Memory leak in zk_hashtable.c:do_insert_watcher_object() |
Major |
c client |
Anupam Chanda |
|
| ZOOKEEPER-1089 |
zkServer.sh status does not work due to invalid option of nc |
Major |
scripts |
Bill Au |
Roman Shaposhnik |
| ZOOKEEPER-1062 |
Net-ZooKeeper: Net::ZooKeeper consumes 100% cpu on wait |
Major |
contrib-bindings |
Patrick Hunt |
Botond Hejj |
| ZOOKEEPER-1057 |
zookeeper c-client, connection to offline server fails to successfully fallback to second zk host |
Blocker |
c client |
Woody Anderson |
Michi Mutsuzaki |
| ZOOKEEPER-1050 |
zooinspector shell scripts do not work |
Trivial |
contrib |
Chris Burroughs |
Will Johnson |
| ZOOKEEPER-1048 |
addauth command does not work in cli_mt/cli_st |
Major |
c client |
allengao |
|
| ZOOKEEPER-973 |
bind() could fail on Leader because it does not setReuseAddress on its ServerSocket |
Trivial |
server |
Vishal Kher |
Harsh J |
| ZOOKEEPER-877 |
zkpython does not work with python3.1 |
Major |
contrib-bindings |
TuxRacer |
Daniel Enman |
| ZOOKEEPER-876 |
Unnecessary snapshot transfers between new leader and followers |
Minor |
. |
Diogo |
Diogo |
| ZOOKEEPER-786 |
Exception in ZooKeeper.toString |
Minor |
java client |
Stephen Green |
Thomas Koch |
| ZOOKEEPER-732 |
Improper translation of error into Python exception |
Minor |
contrib-bindings |
Gustavo Niemeyer |
Lei Zhang |
| ZOOKEEPER-653 |
hudson failure in LETest |
Major |
quorum, server |
Patrick Hunt |
Patrick Hunt |
| ZOOKEEPER-642 |
"exceeded deadline by N ms" floods logs |
Major |
c client |
Dale Johnson |
Marc Celani |
| ZOOKEEPER-602 |
log all exceptions not caught by ZK threads |
Blocker |
java client, server |
Patrick Hunt |
Rakesh R |
| ZOOKEEPER-87 |
Follower does not shut itself down if its too far behind the leader. |
Critical |
quorum |
Mahadev konar |
Germán Blanco |


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THOMAS IN LOVE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
THOMAS IN LOVE (THOMAS EST AMOUREUX) is rather like a reality TV version of Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World," updated for a high bandwidth Internet future. Although it overstays its welcome a bit, it is an intriguing film about an agoraphobic, Thomas Thomas (Benoît Verhaert), who obtains sex and companionship only through his computer. Although he gets both, neither provides a very satisfying substitute for real flesh-and-blood encounters. Thomas hasn't left his apartment in eight years and hasn't let anyone in either. We see only what he sees on his monitor, and it's not clear whether we'll ever see him.
The film, set in some indefinite time in the future, manages to find insightful things to say about everything from the importance of relationships to the need for real sex to the scary consequences of a nanny state. It even skewers insurance companies by pointing out that too much care can sometimes be a bad thing. The film is funny, sad and frequently downright weird with the bizarre facial paint that people in the future wear. Of course, how would metal spikes through someone's nose, lip or eyebrow have been thought of by someone in the nineteenth century? Tastes change and not always for the better.
Although the movie starts as Thomas, in his cybersex suit, has sex in zero gravity with his long-time virtual companion Clara, the movie spends most of the time in conversation mode as Thomas tries to cope with his illness. Clara, a "sextoon," doesn't appear again until late in the picture when he plays her in a game of strip poker. She conveniently deals him four jacks.
Thomas gets everything he needs with his visiophone. Sometimes he is connected to a real person, and other times he reaches a canned video. His psychologist (Frédéric Topart) is authorized by his insurance agency to arrange for him to have a companion from a dating club called Catch-a-Heart. These "dates," however, are really nothing more than prostitutes. The film gives us a glimpse at how the women come to join such a service.
Much like watching "The Dating Game," we keep wondering whether Thomas will choose bachelorette number one, the tearful and mysteriously sad Eva (Aylin Yay), or bachelorette number two, the immature but exuberant Melodie (Magali Pinglaut). Another possibility is that he might go nuts and blow his brains out before ever coming to a final decision. He might even do something more frightening still. He just might leave his apartment. This much is certain, there's incredible profit to be made if some entrepreneur could just come up with the right product tie-in for the movie.
THOMAS IN LOVE runs a little long at 1:37. The film is in French with English subtitles. It is not rated but would be an R for animated sex, language and mature themes and would be acceptable for older teenagers.
The film opens nationwide in the United States on Friday, August 3, 2001. In the Silicon Valley, it will be showing at the Camera Cinemas.
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