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...Setting smbprint_LS filter in the /etc/printcap file, to print on a printer connected to Windows PC (which is ok on other Linux Slackware and RADHAT versions), no sistem error is generated but the printer don't works and we receive, in /var/mail/root, the following mail: subserver pid 5687 starting at 2002-06-24-12:20:16.655 ## A=root@mirror+685 number=685 process=5687 accounting at start at 2002-06-24-12:20:16.671 ## A=root@mirror+685 number=685 process=5687 waiting for subserver to exit at 2002-06-24-12:20:16.672 ## A=<NULL> number=0 process=5686 opening device '/dev/null...

...Setting smbprint_LS filter in the /etc/printcap file, to print on a printer connected to Windows PC (which is ok on other Linux Slackware and RADHAT versions), no sistem error is generated but the printer doesn't works and we receive, in /var/mail/root, the following mail: subserver pid 5687 starting at 2002-06-24-12:20:16.655 ## A=root@mirror+685 number=685 process=5687 accounting at start at 2002-06-24-12:20:16.671 ## A=root@mirror+685 number=685 process=5687 waiting for subserver to exit at 2002-06-24-12:20:16.672 ## A=<NULL> number=0 process=5686 opening device '/dev/null...

...89534 5680 taylr-73 B 2001 0.43918082 5681 taylr-73 B 2002 0.34694427 5682 taylr-73 B 2003 3.35619190 5683 taylr-73 B 2004 0.71575815 5684 taylr-73 B 2005 0.42038506 5685 taylr-74 B 1992 3.88410354 5686 taylr-74 B 1993 3.32472557 5687 taylr-74 B 1994 3.29861501 5688 taylr-74 B 1996 0.48153827 5689 taylr-74 B 1997 3.63570636 5690 taylr-74 B 1998 1.94630194 to something like this: LOCID POPULATION YEAR DBC LAG1DBC 1 algb-1 A 1992 0.70451575 NA 2 a...

I think I must be missing something obvious, but I'm having trouble getting a data transformation to work on groupings of data within a data frame (csss3) as defined by 2 factors (population, locid). The data are sorted by year within locid within population and I want to lag another variable (dbc), i.e, shift them down by 1 row replacing the first row with NA, within groups defined by

...ild 8908 (login) killed with signal 11 dovecot: Oct 28 09:51:26 Warning: auth(default): Authentication client 10685: Transmit buffer full, killing it dovecot: Oct 28 09:51:26 Warning: auth(default): Authentication client 10685: Transmit buffer full, killing it dovecot: Oct 28 09:51:26 Error: child 5687 (auth) killed with signal 11 dovecot: Oct 28 09:51:26 Warning: imap-login: Error sending request to auth server: Connection reset by peer dovecot: Oct 28 09:51:26 Error: child 10685 (login) killed with signal 11 -D -- <iNoah> you know, most free operating systems come preinstalled with thei...

How slow and how reliable is software raid 6 on CentOS 5. The system I'm going to use is A socket 939 dual core Athlon, 4 gigs of ram and a 3ware 7506-8 controller. Its mostly going to be used for storage (Movies, MP3s etc.). Thanks. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

...ow (at least I think I know;) that plain POPMAIL uses no encryption on the password, and that APOP provides some encryption. Ideally we would like a secure system that is accessible from any laptop anywhere on the net. Thanks, Blair. Computer Engineering Inc. http://www.compeng.net Phone: 780 499 5687 (9 - 5 MST) Fax: 780 435 0693 (24 Hours)

...least I think I know;) that plain POPMAIL uses no > encryption on the password, and that APOP provides some encryption. > > Ideally we would like a secure system that is accessible from any > laptop anywhere on the net. Computer Engineering Inc. http://www.compeng.net Phone: 780 499 5687 (9 - 5 MST) Fax: 780 435 0693 (24 Hours)

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Hello: Many thanks to Professor Ripley for responding to my earlier post, included below, about trying to use mingw32 gcc.I did put back the original Rinternals.h. I am still crashing R every time I try to use C code. Here is what I did, basd on readme.packages: 1.) Ensured that C:\Rtools was first in my path, and obtained a new tools.zip from BDR's R tools site. 2.) Ensured that I

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...al ssl proxies that can add ssl support to a non ssl server, > > stunnel, bjorb, and sslproxy come to mind. > > Some people report problems with outlook express's ssl support though... anyone know any links to bjorb? Computer Engineering Inc. http://www.compeng.net Phone: 780 499 5687 (9 - 5 MST) Fax: 780 435 0693 (24 Hours)

Hi, I am trying to get faster search results on our webmail client(Roundcube). Besides using Lucene for FTS are there other options? Would having all mails indexed give fast results? Currently the time it takes to search 25,000mails is 4mins. If indexed how much faster are we looking at? Really appreciate if someone could advise about this. Thanks Kevin

...(at least I think I know;) that plain POPMAIL uses no encryption on the password, and that APOP provides some encryption. Ideally we would like a secure system that is accessible from any laptop anywhere on the net. Thanks, Blair. Computer Engineering Inc. http://www.compeng.net Phone: 780 499 5687 (9 - 5 MST) Fax: 780 435 0693 (24 Hours)

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...77630 error 4 Jan 28 01:35:13 postamt kernel: [1505980.130676] imap[5333]: segfault at 00000008 eip 080b779b esp bfc62920 error 4 Jan 28 01:36:13 postamt kernel: [1506039.718655] imap[5557]: segfault at 00000008 eip 080b779b esp bf8d9590 error 4 Jan 28 01:37:13 postamt kernel: [1506100.034641] imap[5687]: segfault at 00000008 eip 080b779b esp bfe00ac0 error 4 Jan 28 01:38:13 postamt kernel: [1506159.943211] imap[5814]: segfault at 00000008 eip 080b779b esp bfb28fe0 error 4 Jan 28 01:39:13 postamt kernel: [1506219.783677] imap[5939]: segfault at 00000008 eip 080b779b esp bf865d20 error 4 Correlati...