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Anybody else experiencing problems accessing ruby-forum.com ? For the past week or so I''ve mostly not been able to access it. It either never loads, or displays a 500 error message. I prefer it though to direct email, or the Mailman archives. csn __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around

...ossible (without changing code) to alter this to where deliver would instead tempfail or something. Somehow it seems wrong to me to tell the MTA that everything is good, and then silently discard messages - regardless of the fact dovecot creates a bounce. This is not necessarily ideal either, but I _am_ wondering if this is configurable or not. deliver(test at example.com): 2009-01-17 12:05:31 Info: msgid=<1293474859.20090117120812 at example.com>: save failed to INBOX: Quota exceeded (mailbox for user is full) deliver(test at example.com): 2009-01-17 12:05:31 Info: sieve runtime error: Kee...

...impression is younger generation doesn't value rules that > programmers were following 2-3 decades ago. One of which is: > > Do not make any changes [in the program] unless they are absolutely > necessary. > I have in the past agreed with this assessment more than once.? And I _am_ somewhat of an old hand at this, having run Unix and Unix-like systems for a bit over 30 years. The fact of the matter is that, even though some of the old ways work just fine and don't need to be changed, many more times I've seen that, if the old way was a kludge to begin with, maybe...

...e really nasty command line client, and do >> not have raid watch daemon with web interface like late 3ware had (alas, >> 3ware after they were bought out several times by competitors were drawn >> down out of existence). > > I like CLIs and don??t like web interfaces ... I _am_ a command line person myself. Yet, when dealing with RAID, I do prefer GUI interface, as it is much harder to screw up when you use 3ware web interface, compared to, say, 3ware command client interface, the last being much better and clearer than LSI command client... Again, it can be just me, or i...

...it wants a new jre (6.16). Now that's fine, except that I have a recollection of needing the 32-bit jre the last time I did this, but that's not working. I'm pulling down the 64-bit version, but I'm wondering if I need both, which, IIRC, does not work, or which one of the two? (I _am_ running the x86_64 OS and most apps.) What bothers me is that I've tried both, and apparently neither one works (!!!!). I installed by downloading the bin file (self-extracting rpm), and then running the bin with sudo. Where did I go wrong? mhr

Hello all! Maybe it's a newbie question(in fact I _am_, a newbie), but I hope you'll find the solution. I have an equation system which has k equation and n variables (k<n). I would like to obtain a description of the solutions (which can be the equation of lines or a plane, or everything else) with the lesser degree of freedom, obviously usi...

I am experiencing a problem booting a machine with ISOLINUX on a machine that has no hard drive (CD-ROM only). I've tried two different machines, a Dell Poweredge 2600 and a Dell Poweredge 1300, both exhibit identical symptoms. When I boot the exact same cd on a system with a hard drive, the boot is just fine. I had been using ISOLINUX 1.66, but I just upgraded to 2.02 and I am having the

...copying the driver seems to complete successfully. However, right in the very last step when it configures the print queue, I'm getting this error: A policy is in effect on your computer which prevents you from connecting to this print queue. Please contact your system administrator. Now, I _am_ the systems administrator and I can't remember setting any such policy :^) Joking aside, of course, I've followed the GPO recommendations the Samba Wiki provides[2]. I've also tried a more recent driver[3] and adding the requested policy to the default domain policy to aid in applicati...

On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 4:00 PM, Jeffrey Hutzelman <jhutz at cmu.edu> wrote: > On Fri, 2014-03-07 at 05:49 -0500, Gene Cumm wrote: >> 1) Thinking about the responses again, I'm absolutely surprised that >> you can even boot PXELINUX. I would have expected the response from >> the Altiris server to override your attempts to block it. > > Nope. The PXE spec

...it frequently from a fresh R process to check my progress. Yes, <sigh>. But I am a long-time user of the rms/Hmisc combo, as well as the survival package, so near the top of my .Rprofile is: require(lattice) require(sos) require(rms) Should I be ashamed of that? I suppose I should, and I _am_ ashamed of some of the other stuff in there ....<delete>, <delete> ... and I've been meaning to address my manifold deficiencies w.r.t. irreproducibility by moving to RStudio, but I keep putting it off. -- David. > -- > Sent from my phone. Please excuse my brevity. >...

...--------------- Is it the place where synack iss is generated? If yes, then why net.inet.tcp.syncookies sysctl is turned on by default? Is arc4random not enough random? Was there another reason to `request exact RFC 1948 compliance' by default? I am not just curious about that issue (although I _am_ curious :) ), but I am currnetly trying to understand the risks of trusted_hosts kind of security from rfc1948 point of view. I am not some cryptoanalyst, well to be honest I am totally new in cryptography, but from what I have read arc4 (or RC4 - they supposed to be identical) looks quite good as...

...> >> programmers were following 2-3 decades ago. One of which is: > >> > >> Do not make any changes [in the program] unless they are absolutely > >> necessary. > >> > > I have in the past agreed with this assessment more than once. And I > > _am_ somewhat of an old hand at this, having run Unix and Unix-like > > systems for a bit over 30 years. > > > > The fact of the matter is that, even though some of the old ways work > > just fine and don't need to be changed, many more times I've seen > > that, if...

Once upon a time, Ljubomir Ljubojevic <centos at plnet.rs> said: > Bridge for VM's is main reason I hate NM. I now mess with both NM and > br0 controled by network because I use Windows VM on my laptop. As soon > as you disconnect LAN cable your eth and bridge connection are gone and > stupid KVM can not recover and reconnect to newly activated bridge when > you return LAN

...than 100? Are they 3--8 times faster, 3--8 times easier to replace, 3--8 times more reliable, 3--8 times easier to use, 3--8 times more durable, 3--8 times more energy efficient? What is it that makes them worthwhile? > [...] >> I like CLIs and don??t like web interfaces ... > > I _am_ a command line person myself. Yet, when dealing with RAID, I do > prefer GUI interface, as it is much harder to screw up when you use 3ware > web interface, compared to, say, 3ware command client interface, the last > being much better and clearer than LSI command client... Again, it can b...

...ion doesn't value rules that >> programmers were following 2-3 decades ago. One of which is: >> >> Do not make any changes [in the program] unless they are absolutely >> necessary. >> > I have in the past agreed with this assessment more than once. And I > _am_ somewhat of an old hand at this, having run Unix and Unix-like > systems for a bit over 30 years. > > The fact of the matter is that, even though some of the old ways work > just fine and don't need to be changed, many more times I've seen > that, if the old way was a klud...

...eeds of the new automobile. Technically it was never an "upgrade" but a brand new and alternative system. > Just remember: the old ways back then was punch card and batch; With a minimum of 3 tapes; disks had not been invented. Some British universities had a magnetic drum. > I _am_ old-school in thought, but I do consciously make the effort to > understand the newer reasoning, rather than be the greybeard that > constantly talks about how I did it in the old days. Heh, in the old > days I made it work with K&R C, 1MB of RAM, and an 8MHz CPU.... Luxury. Try r...

...ce. Yup. But it doesn't take much PXE to decide the DHCP server is providing it. He's sending the PXEClient vendor class ID and a (zero) mtftp IP address. If I wanted to be sure, I'd send discovery control and a 0.0 boot item, but I'm not that surprised it works without them. I _am_ mildly surprised your example didn't work. I wonder if maybe we can, for the purpose of testing, trim down the overall size of the encapsulated options to fit in 255 bytes. For example, it would probably be sufficient to remove most of the menu items, and perhaps all of the mtftp-related opti...

Trying to use the deliver utility and getting this error: error: net_connect(/var/run/dovecot/auth-master) failed: No such file or directory -- Marc Perkel - marc at perkel.com Spam Filter: http://www.junkemailfilter.com My Blog: http://marc.perkel.com

...to complete successfully. > However, right in the very last step when it configures the print queue, I'm getting this error: > > A policy is in effect on your computer which prevents you from connecting to this print queue. Please contact your system administrator. > > Now, I _am_ the systems administrator and I can't remember setting any such policy :^) > > Joking aside, of course, I've followed the GPO recommendations the Samba Wiki provides[2]. I've also tried a more recent driver[3] and adding the requested policy to the default domain policy to aid in...

...he bug is still there. the diffs i have against what i got from cvs and what is debian 1.0.2_2 show that the only significant addition is of an AF_UNKNOWN and its use, and the use of a tinc- defined sockaddrfree (and copy?) i'm still getting some "Bogus packets" using latest cvs. i _am_ however, it appears... just now... actually getting valid connections... after a few abortive connection attempts... ... but i am still back to square one on the actual packet routing: "Cannot route packet: unknown IPv4 destination address 192.168.1.201" l. -- -- expecting email to...