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...oiding `unexpected' bits of scientific notation in write.table() output? I've found several inelegant workarounds, but I'm sure I'm overlooking an obvious answer A simple example.. . > df_data.frame(df=95000+1000*0:10); df df 1 95000 2 96000 3 97000 4 98000 5 99000 6 100000 7 101000 8 102000 9 103000 10 104000 11 105000 > write.table(df,'c:\\df.txt',quote=F,sep='\t',row.names=F,col.names=F) .. . creates a file with contents .. . 95000 96000 97000 98000 99000 1e+05 101000 102000 103000 104000 105000 .. . > version _...

...idmap config MYDOMAIN : default = yes idmap config MYDOMAIN: range = 100000-200000 idmap config MYDOMAIN : backend = rid ---------------------------------------------------------------- When I list users using getent all users in the domain appear but there UID and GID are out by 99000 (e.g. 4108 on my machine should be 103108) I know this is to do with idmap but the man pages and online post have not lead me to a solution. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks. David

...> STATUS=daemon 'smbd' finished starting up and ready to > serve connections > [2018/02/15 10:39:03.009569, 2] ../source3/smbd/server.c:1395( > smbd_parent_loop) > waiting for connections > > Here are my settings in /etc/security/limits. > > * soft nofile 99000 > * hard nofile 999000 > * - memlock unlimited > * - nofile 100000 > * - nproc 32768 > * - as unlimited > > @root soft nofile 99000 > @root hard nofile 999000 > @root - memlock unlimited > @root - nofile 100000 > @root - nproc 32768 > @root - as unlimited >...

...server = chaadsits01 username map = /usr/local/private/usermap.txt log level = 2 preferred master = No local master = No domain master = No ldap ssl = no idmap uid = 80000-90000 idmap gid = 90001-99000 template homedir = /samba/home template shell = /bin/ksh winbind separator = + Here are the entries from the usermap.txt file: # all windows user names translate to a Unix ID. bozo = Richard Brent steve = Mike Shawn I can...

...= b3d5 ERROR: -22 pinning failed: addr = 93000 [2000], op = 0, mfn = 2 ERROR: -22 pinning failed: addr = 96000 [2000], op = 0, mfn = 2 ERROR: -22 pinning failed: addr = 97000 [1000000], op = 0, mfn = 1000 ERROR: -22 pinning failed: addr = 98000 [0], op = 0, mfn = 0 ERROR: -22 pinning failed: addr = 99000 [1000], op = 0, mfn = 1 ERROR: -22 pinning failed: addr = 9a000 [0], op = 0, mfn = 0 ERROR: -22 pinning failed: addr = 9b000 [1cb58000], op = 0, mfn = 1cb58 ERROR: -22 pinning failed: addr = 9c000 [707b000], op = 0, mfn = 707b ERROR: -22 pinning failed: addr = 9d000 [0], op = 0, mfn = 0 ERROR: -22...

RID solved my problem. But while reading docs I saw new things and I changed my smb.conf completely. I have read almost every parameter but i'm still not %100 sure. Can you do me a last favor? Please can you tell me do I have any problem with new smb.conf? Kernel: Linux 4.14.13-1-ARCH Filesystem: zfs-linux 0.7.5.4.14.13.1-1 Thank you so much for your help. --------------------- [global]

...x = dc=domain,dc=com ldap user suffix = ou=people ldap group suffix = ou=groups ldap idmap suffix = ou=idmap ldap machine suffix = ou=winstations,ou=systems ldap ssl = Off idmap config DOMAIN : backend = ldap idmap config DOMAIN : range = 80000-99000 idmap config DOMAIN : ldap_url = ldap://my.ldap.serverl/ winbind use default domain = yes [comp] path = /home/shares/comp inherit permissions = yes public = no browsable = yes writeable = yes valid users = @computer Directory perms drwxrwx--- 19 root computer 4096 Jan 18 15:25 c...

...inished starting up and ready to > > serve connections > > [2018/02/15 10:39:03.009569, 2] ../source3/smbd/server.c:1395( > > smbd_parent_loop) > > waiting for connections > > > > Here are my settings in /etc/security/limits. > > > > * soft nofile 99000 > > * hard nofile 999000 > > * - memlock unlimited > > * - nofile 100000 > > * - nproc 32768 > > * - as unlimited > > > > @root soft nofile 99000 > > @root hard nofile 999000 > > @root - memlock unlimited > > @root - nofile 100000 > &gt...

...is alright) and modified the hell out of it so that you can pass successive chunks of the haystack and it''ll find all the needles ultra fast even across chunk boundaries. My initial performance measurements puts it at about 3.84G/second. Yes, as in 26 seconds to process 100G of data with 99000 mime boundaries in it. Commence the arguing. Why all the fuss? The plan is to finally put the last nail in cgi.rb''s coffin with this tasty bit of C code. It is implemented in 0.3.15 mongrel as the Mongrel::BMHSearch class (feel free to play with it and break it). With this class, Mong...

Hi r-users, If I have 100000 data generated from multi skew-t distribution, how do I find the tail probability of alpha=.01? Thank you. [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...mber grows, we are seeing "too many files open" error messages in Communigate logs. I spoke with Communigate tech support and they asked me to increase the number of file descriptors which i did. I put 128000 as a script i made to check Communigate open files reported as high as 99000. As i checked the Communigate log file, it reported that it "sees" 1024 "available" file descriptors. Reporting that to Communigate tech support, the guy answered: "CommuniGate gets this number via getdtablesize() system call. Probably in CentOS the table has a...

...62 0.043% 92001 - 93000 92,499.65 75 0.052% 93001 - 94000 93,515.79 64 0.044% 94001 - 95000 94,524.84 76 0.053% 95001 - 96000 95,469.49 81 0.056% 96001 - 97000 96,492.13 55 0.038% 97001 - 98000 97,454.56 62 0.043% 98001 - 99000 98,493.23 57 0.040% 99001 - 100000 99,593.13 90 0.062% IL > 100,000 is 6.85% Thank you [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

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...a better more reliable setup ? best regards Michael -- Michael Wandel Braakstraße 43 33647 Bielefeld -------------- next part -------------- [global] workgroup = EXAMPLE-AD security = ADS realm = EXAMPLE-AD idmap config * : backend = tdb idmap config * : range = 99000 - 100000 idmap config EXAMPLE-AD : backend = ad idmap config EXAMPLE-AD : schema_mode = rfc2307 idmap config EXAMPLE-AD : range = 200 - 90000 idmap config EXAMPLE-AD : unix_nss_info = yes winbind use default domain = yes winbind nss info = rfc2307 winbi...

We use Samba 3.6.23 with an LDAP backend. After migrating to a new virtual server with same RHEL 6.5 as the physical server it replaced, everything works fine, except that sometimes the winbind mapping gets confused (I hesitate to say "corrupted"). Here's an real-life example I finally managed to capture, with the domain SID redacted: # wbinfo -U 1503 S-1-5-21-xxx-xxx-xxx-3244 #

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...502 > SIP/130-00014db0!macro-dialout-trunk!s!19!Up!Dial!SIP/5547740414/5559502470,300,!47740414!!!3!253!(None)!1428426331.169598 > SIP/130-00014e16!macro-dialout-trunk!s!19!Up!Dial!SIP/5547740414/5559502494,300,!47740414!!!3!156!(None)!1428426428.169702 > SIP/131-00014b8c!EjecutivoSEGUNDAS!99000!1!Up!AppQueue!(Outgoing Line)!131!!!3!651!(None)!1428425932.168799 > SIP/131-00014d7e!macro-dialout-trunk!s!19!Up!Dial!SIP/5547740410/5553625501,300,!47740410!!!3!294!(None)!1428426290.169548 > SIP/131-00014e74!macro-dialout-trunk!s!19!Up!Dial!SIP/5547740410/5553526428,300,!47740410!!!3!45!SI...

Hiya, I''m trying to track down some throughput latency that our customer seems to be attributing to our product, I can''t see what he''s talking about, but I want to try and get some deeper granularity than I might get with something like smokeping, and maybe even see if its down to something tunable on our end. I''ve been looking for some examples on how

...d because it does not handle the unknown XS_RESET_WATCHES operation and does not reply. The symptom of this issue is a hang during boot at this point: cpu 1 spinlock event irq 70 CPU 1 irqstacks, hard=dec94000 soft=dec96000 Booting Node 0, Processors #1 smpboot cpu 1: start_ip = 99000 Initializing CPU#1 installing Xen timer for CPU 1 Brought up 2 CPUs Total of 2 processors activated (9625.99 BogoMIPS). NET: Registered protocol family 16 <HANG> This series makes oxenstored handle unknown operations by returning an error indicating that the operation...

Hello, http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ubuntu_1110_xenkvm&num=1 Ubuntu 11.10 with Xen 4.1.1 and Linux 3.0. Xen seems to be doing very poorly on that benchmark. If someone has time to repeat that benchmark it would be good.. Comparing the results to those from Stefano from XenSummit 2011 NA there has be something wrong.. the results at XenSummit were pretty much the