10:22 <GitHub42> [jruby] janko-m opened issue #4701: IO.copy_stream doesn't seem to limit the chunk size https://git.io/vQ06D

14:35 <GitHub180> [jruby] BanzaiMan created ha-haveged (+1 new commit): https://git.io/vQ0QY

14:35 <GitHub180> jruby/ha-haveged b0a7c6c Hiro Asari: Install HAVEGED for improving entropy source

14:35 <GitHub57> [jruby] BanzaiMan opened pull request #4702: Install HAVEGED for improving entropy source (master...ha-haveged) https://git.io/vQ0QO

14:37 <GitHub62> [jruby] BanzaiMan created ha-trusty (+1 new commit): https://git.io/vQ0QZ

14:37 <GitHub62> jruby/ha-trusty c504e78 Hiro Asari: Move to Trusty

14:37 <GitHub180> [jruby] BanzaiMan opened pull request #4703: Move to Trusty (master...ha-trusty) https://git.io/vQ0Qn

22:27 <GitHub142> [jruby] kirillrdy opened issue #4704: jruby crashes when reading large file https://git.io/vQEmK

22:42 <splendidrust> Could someone explain what I'm doing wrong, when trying to require Ruby code from a jar built by Warbler? When I put the jar on $CLASSPATH I am able to <<require 'gems/telepro_server-0.0.5/lib/telepro_server'>>. I cannot require the same file if I set up the first portion of the path in $LOAD_PATH: <<$LOAD_PATH << 'gems/telepro_server-0.0.5/lib'

22:42 <splendidrust> ; require 'telepro_server'>>. The file is not found in this case. Is this a bug or are my expectations wrong?

22:44 <lopex> did you try to include jar name in $LOAD_PATH ?

22:50 <splendidrust> Yes I did. The following doesn't work either: $LOAD_PATH << './telepro.jar/gems/telepro_server-0.0.5/lib'; require 'telepro_server'