Mmm, musicals.

Yeah. If I remember, tomorrow, I'll post the rest of the K's.

And then I'll start on the L's on friday, which will be a decent amount - 'cause the third L musical is Les Mis.

And the broadway community (bwayrecordings) has supplied me with a large number of Les Mis variations. List of variations (from the broadway community and OiNK.me.uk):

Original Broadway Cast 1986
Original London Cast
10th Anniversary Concert (1996)
French Concept Album
Austrian-Viennese 1998 Production
Hebrew
Hungarian
Swedish (Stockholm?) recording
Netherlands
High School Edition (??)
Original Korean Cast Recording
Japanese Green Cast
Japanese Light Blue Cast (2003)
Japanese Orange Cast
Japanese Red Cast
Japanese Violet/Purple Cast (2003)

And the Les Mis score...?

Granted, I have not verified that these are actually what they say to be, so uh, yeah...

Get caught up. :D

Hayate the Combat Butler

According to the Shonen Sunday News Page, Hayate the Combat Butler (Hayate no Gotoku) will be made into a TV anime series. A future issue of Shonen Sunday will include an announcement about when the show will be aired and which network will carry it.

Shougakukan will be screening an original Hayate animated short at their upcoming "Next Generation World Hobby Fair." The Fair will take place in a number of cities, including Osaka, Tokyo, Nagoya and Fukuoka.

-http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2007-01-10/tv-anime-series-for-hayate-the-combat-butler-announced

YES! It's one of the rare manga series I actually randomly found and liked. And actually helped clean a release... >.> although I dragged my feet on that one, so uh, I think that's the reason why I haven't been asked to do anything else.

WebSVN

I've been looking around for various web "front ends" for svn - essentially allowing comfortable browsing of an svn repository. The catch, however, is it must support remote repositories. As in, accessed through http:// or https://. Most, like Trac and ViewVC (was ViewCVS) either are working on handling it, or don't handle it at all.

So WebSVN [http://websvn.tigris.org/] handles it. And runs in PHP. That is good. (Trac and ViewVC are python based, a bit more of a hassle to install, at least for me.)

"XML error: no element found (3) at line 3 column 0 byte 45"

This error is due to a custom certificate. If you hit this, you'll need to find some way to tell svn to accept that certificate. Since my certificate was signed by CACert, all I had to do with add their root file to the svn config:
(in ~/.subversion/servers, on the bottom, after the [global])
ssl-authority-files = /etc/ssl/certs/cacert-root-ca.crt

And then I hacked configclass.inc (and modified config.inc)
Diff as follows:
( Diff, generated by svn )

Note: the configuration location set function must be called BEFORE setSVNCommandPath. ie;
$config->setSVNConfigPath("/Path/To/Subversion/config/.subversion ie. /Users/benjamin/.subversion");
$config->setSVNCommandPath("/usr/local/bin/");

Also, yes, it does use your subversion settings. I see no problems with this, but I may be sadly mistaken. If you want to play it safe, recreate the folder somewhere and set the "servers" file there.

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Side note: accessing an SVN repository remotely is quite slow. If you have alternatives, use them.