November has been a busy month. Some things I have been involved with (mostly during weekends and evenings): released mr.bob (project skeleton renderer replacing Paste and templer) 0.1a2 and 0.1a3. I'd love more people to try it out. No Python knowledge is needed to write a template. Example: https://github.com/disko/bobtemplates.kotti minor eestec.portal improvements for next generation Plone portal for http://eestec.net wrote kiberpipa.bookshelf (pyramid web application displaying ebook metadata from solr backend) lot's of thinking and talking how to crowdfund our local hackerspace Kiberpipa, since it's lack of money is stopping some really promising projects wrote augeas (config parser translating it to a tree that allows modifications and saving the file in correct format) for bacula (open source backup tool) as part of Almir improvements (web administration for bacula written in pyramid) released webtest 1.4.1, 1.4.2, 1.4.3 (basically just made a release that now supports deform functional testing, and migrated repository from Bitbucket to GitHub) python3 support for buildout recipe hexagonit.recipe.download (needed to properly use zc.buildout on python3 for webtest) released pyramid_jinja2 1.5 backport/deprecate deform.Set in favor of new colander.Set planning second Ljubljana Python User Group meetup Two more blogs posts are planned on topic of mr.bob and zc.buildout. Stay tuned :-)

Products.TinyMCE 1.3 is not ready to be released, but we are advancing: PLIP was submitted by Tom Gross (kudos!) to include Products.TinyMCE 1.3 into Plone 4.3 release. Upcoming Friday (18th of May), Plone tuneup will be focused on fixing TinyMCE bugs and cleaning up the bug tracker. I will attend tuneup and will focus on answering questions regarding Products.TinyMCE. Join #plone-tuneup on irc.freenode.net to participate! Second week of July 2012, another awesome Plone sprint will happen. This year we are traveling to Belgium to do some proper beer driven development. My focus will be Products.TinyMCE and GSOC2012 Pylons Organization work on Substance D. Cheers, Domen

After unsuccessful try on reddit.com, someone pointed me to a Python script that almost did what I wanted. Changed it a bit (works only with NetworkManager 0.9.x branch) and got: https://gist.github.com/1547663 Usage First parameter to script is VPN connection name in NetworkManager and second are comma separated names of networks that should be ignored (using VPN connection at home is useless). clone gist somewhere (eg. git clone git://gist.github.com/1547663.git /home/user/autovpn/) add to /etc/rc.local: python /home/user/autovpn/autovpn.py "myvpn" 'Auto homenetwork,Auto worknetwork' > /var/log/autovpn.log& reboot :-)

Since http://ietherpad.com is down and I was notified all data was lost, this ruined my day, since I was already planning for past few weeks to write a script that would do daily backups. There is bright future however. I am migrating to http://titanpad.com, wrote backup script in advance, and also managed to get some data from chrome cache. Here are the steps: on linux, figure out which history Index are you interested in: grep -R ietherpad ~/.chromium/Default/* open it: sqlite3 ~/.chromium/Default/HistoryIndex2011-11 find your page and retrieve data: select * from pages_content where c0url like %ietherpad%

Installation add http://static.domenkozar.com to your find-links pin version to Products.TinyMCE-1.3-beta1 run upgrade step in portal_setup report issues ;-) Changelog Detailed changelog is long, (if you are interested) read following. Deliverables tinymce version upgrade 3.2.7 (2009) to 3.4.3 (2011) IE9 support (implicitly fixed by previous line) Dexterity support Plone 3 and 4 compatible rewritten Image and Link plugins (now named as plonebrowser) with jQuery configurable shortcuts in browser plugin GS migration JavaScript compressor KSS is gone tested on opera/chrome/firefox/IE7/IE8/IE9 split tinymce project to a fork of github.com/tinymce/tinymce/ Known issues editing existing link on image does not recognize current link few IE7 design glitches If this work is helpful to you, please contribute to my trip to PloneConf2011