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2005 Aug 29
2
Sig11 and some corrupted indexes after 1.0-stable -> 1.0.alpha1
....edu/acarr/Maildir/.Deleted Messages/dovecot.index.log:
unexpected end of file while reading header
I'm not too worried about those, as I'm hoping they'll go away once
all the indexes have been rebuilt. However, these are a bit more
disconcerting:
Aug 29 09:07:35 cliff dovecot: child 22484 (imap) killed with signal 11
Aug 29 09:07:36 cliff dovecot: child 22488 (imap) killed with signal 11
I don't see any other errors in the logs around those messages.
Platform:
Gentoo 2005.1, 2.6.10 SMP kernel, mail stored on XFS file system
Any thoughts?
-Ben
2006 Feb 03
0
One table with two keys to another table
Hi,
I''ve a table, say "ProductNames" with fields (id,name) and another table
"Products" with fields (id,name1_id,name2_id,name3_id)
How should I map this with RoR?
Thanks
2008 Jul 24
0
Problem with GLS dwtest function
...total V3_total P_total
1 75 158000 302.033
2 221 258000 126.664
3 1050 280000 538.547
4 8100 208000 1090.068
5 22100 235000 2038.937
6 5300 570000 2626.226
7 3250 454000 2326.473
8 6540 169000 5613.525
9 5248 247000 6011.532
10 22484 542000 15140.006
11 30841 530000 13324.048
12 7480 497000 10481.812
13 2664 467000 5776.274
14 432 285000 1849.763
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2012 Sep 04
4
[LLVMdev] Clang/llvm performance tests on FreeBSD 10.0-CURRENT
....4267 0.93958856
user 6 995.14 997.61 995.43 995.88833 0.9489661
sys 6 72.34 74.67 74.23 73.843333 0.81563881
maxrss 6 208552 211148 210436 209936 921.08458
ixrss 6 22437 22484 22458 22459 19.768662
idrss 6 3869 3878 3873 3873.3333 3.8815804
isrss 6 275 275 275 275 0
minflt 6 9351477 9351478 9351478 9351477.5 0.54772256
majflt 6...
2006 Feb 05
2
I appear to be attacking others
It looks like my CentOS 4.2 box is attacking other people with some type
of ftp attack. I got an email from somebody saying they were being
attacked by my IP address.
Further investigation /var/log/messages shows a whole bunch of sshd
attacks on me, none of which appear successful. I'm running ethereal
right now and I can see that my system is doing some kind of ftp attacks
on others.