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...nd transfered a 1GB file. I changed the timestamp with the touch command and rsync needs with the -c Option 42sec and without 80sec! I expected it viceversa! How can it be?! (I made the test several times) I also changed the user rights with chmod. Here the result were what I expected! Rsync needed 45sec with the -c Option, and 2sec without! Again, thank you for spending time to answer! David ____________________________________________________________________ Psssst! Schon vom neuen WEB.DE MultiMessenger geh?rt? Der kann`s mit allen: http://www.produkte.web.de/messenger/?did=3123

...to rake that generates a makfile which is run with the command: ''make -j 2'' which causes both CPU''s to crunch away at compiling. On my iMac Core Duo 2.0ghz I got the following results: - To do a clean build including swigging with just ''rake'' took 9min 45sec - To do the same with the new ''rake make'' command took 6min 12sec As we add more and more wxWidgets classes the compile time is slowing down this should help us counter act it. Now if only I had one of those new MacPro Quads :) It should work fine on Linux and BSD but will need...

...pen/read_file data path when using mboot.c (modified to use fs->ops.open() interface). I'm loading about 50MB of source kernel/modules into memory in my testing. A USB 2.0 compatible bios is doing the join in 6 secs, and a USB 1.1 bios is giong at around 30 secs. Earlier my times were about 45sec and 2min 30sec respectively. Part of the optimization has to do with libfat's cache and the other with synchronizing read block size with that of gzip's buffer reads. The vanilla file_read method in syslinux does a "cached" read which goes thru 2 memcpy's on every read, which...

...e 01:00:00 15-01-2009 GMT is set) it checks the policy for the minimum password age (which can only be set globally not for each user) and returns the sum of the time the password was last changes and the time that has to pass before a password can be changed again. In our case where this time was 45sec. we found us to be unable to prevent password changes from the values that can be set within the ldap. Conclusion: set or don't set sambaPwdCanChange in ldap makes absolutely _NO_ difference. We think this is a clear bug. I attached a patch, wich I think honours, both the policy and the user-...