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Hi, This may sound crazy but I will go ahead anyway. Here's my scenario: ifconfig bond0 10.10.10.1 netmask 255.0.0.0 ifenslave bond0 eth0 ifenslave bond0 eth1 brctl addbr stp0 brctl addif stp0 bond0 brctl stp stp0 on Is this a valid scenario? I am trying to bond two interfaces and run STP over the bonded interface..The problem I am trying to solve is to run STP over aggregated links

Hello. I am implementing a system that allows you to add multiple attachments to a message. This raises a problem tho. If I try to upload the attachments _BEFORE_ adding the message (thus creating an ID to relate the attachment to), I will need to find a way to store the attachments on a temporary way that will allow me to attach one another later. But, if the user closes the browser before

...cesses by our users from either linux or windows systems. So a write to this samba server always will read or write files from/to NFS servers. The problem is speed when many very small files are copied from windows. I have a test directory of 70MB in size consisting of 5528 mostly very small (<=70Kb) files. The directory is stored on a local disk on the windows machine. "Copy via smb" below means, I copy the data from a Windows 10 VM to a share connected on the smb server (which results in writing the data on the NFS file servers). The time it takes to copy this directory is as follo...

...the RAID on the VxFS test case. Test Case: Run ''iostat'', then write a 1GB file using ''mkfile 1g testfile'' and then run iostat again. ZFS Test Results: The KB written per second averaged around 250KB. VxFS Test Results: The KB written per second averaged around 70KB. When I fixed the ZFS record size to 8KB the KB written per second averaged 110KB. My questions by be too general to answer here but I thought I would try. Why does ZFS write more traffic to disk then VxFS? Why does ZFS write more traffic to disk when the Record Size is variable instead of fixe...

Hi, Could someone tell me how I'd go about compiling php with mcrypt support from src.rpm? ie. configure -with-mcrypt[=DIR] Is it just a matter of calling rpmbuild --rebuild src.rpm --with=mcrypt ? Cheers, MaZe.

...er_example file. So i took > one wave file(16bit, 44.1KHz) and used it as an argument input to > encoder_example. Instead of taking the input from stdin i took it using a > file pointer. I opened the files in binary mode. > After this for an input of 26Mb (wav file) it gave an output of 70kb (ogg > file). The output appears to be much too small to be a correct Vorbis file unless the input was mostly silence. The encoder_example.c program will also only accept 44kHz stereo 16-bit. In any case, something in your build or modification appears to have failed. Your processor is an XS...

Hi! I use samba 1.9.18p3 on Solaris 2.5.1 and am I glad to have it! I have configured samba to create one log file per machine so log.smb used to be empty. A couple of days ago I noticed that log.smb had grown to about 70KB. It only says: "Can't create or use semaphore No space left on device". Now since "df -k" tells me that all of my file systems have enough space left, what could be the reason for this messages? Jochen -- Jochen Eggemann Phone: +49 551 69401-64 e-Mail: jeggema@gwdg...

...either linux or windows systems. So a write > to this samba server always will read or write files from/to NFS servers. > > The problem is speed when many very small files are copied from windows. > I have a test directory of 70MB in size consisting of 5528 mostly very > small (<=70Kb) files. The directory is stored on a local disk on the > windows machine. "Copy via smb" below means, I copy the data from a > Windows 10 VM to a share connected on the smb server (which results in > writing the data on the NFS file servers). The time it takes to copy > this d...

...e up to 40 mbits transferring large files from the server to a windows 98 machine. This network is connected through a 2 mbits radio link to another 10 mbits network. There we have an NT workstation, an 95 and a 98 machine. A samba read performed by the 95 or the 98 machine provides approximately 70KB/sec. An ftp get from the same server 100KB/sec. The same read operation, performed by the WinNT machine, achieves 100KB/sec. Reading from an NT server on the 100MBit network provides 160KB/sec, which is near the maximum performance. I read through the on-line O'Reilly book about performance, a...

...04 MB indexes : 14452732 B = 28227 blocks = 14 MB 7221164 dovecot.index 10436 dovecot.index.cache 7221132 dovecot.index.log (this will be truncated after a while) - 16064 VSZ, 8012 RSS after SELECT completed - 14MB is mmaped index files - 216kB heap left of which 70kB actually in use - heap usage was 25MB VSZ/RSS constantly while syncing, but allocations were so large that libc used anonymous mmap()s so they got dropped after sync - VSZ peaked at 32MB, most likely because index file(s) were temporarily being mmap()ed more than once...

...codebook decoding, and proceeded with floor decode and residue decode, leaving no stone unturned. The code for codebook decode is now mature enough for heavy-duty assembly optimizations, according to [9]this message. The memory requirements for codebook decode have gone down from about 70kB to a mere 9kB for Vorbis 1.0 files and from 300kB to 40kB for early betas (which used considerably larger codebooks than the 1.0 encoder.) Comparisons for floor and residue decode are not available yet, since these parts are still under construction, but so far, things are looking r...

...39;t an old version. Previous I used 2.2.x/2.4.x and the problem exists as well. - I also tested other pairs of ''my client'' <-> ''my NATed server'' using the same ISP where ISP != Telemar - my ''trace'' is huge and already gzipped took about 70kb so I wipe out the that says about the current connections except from the SRC IP of my ''client'' who I was trying ping/traceroute back. The guys from Telemar says the problem is my firewall or my router, I don''t see this way because it works with the others ISP and I a...

I've developed an indexer which embeds a keyframe index track in Ogg files. It embeds the index in its own track, so that players that don't understand or don't want to use the index can just ignore it. Ogg needs this to make seeking over networks faster and more efficient. Currently we must do a bisection search when seeking, which usually takes aound 6 HTTP requests, give or

Hi, My main gateway is a router running on OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r37816/ Kernel Version3.10.4. I installed shorewall-lite from openwrt''s repo using opkg but while trying to start shorewall-lite I get the folowing errors: The first error i got was "scp: /var/lib/shorewall-lite: No such file or directory" simply resolved by making the folder "shorewall-lite"