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Hi list, I would like to know if the following rsync's behavior can be changed/modified. I noticed that when rsync receive a file for which the local filesystem already has a symlinks with the same path/name, it _first_ delete the symlink, _then_ it start the transfer. I think there are two problems with this approach: - it completely ignores the content of the symlinked files, which can be used to speedup the transfer; - if the transfer goes interruped/stopped, the receiving side remains without the symlink a...

Hello I need to run an r-file that works on Windows on MAC. The first lines of the file are: library(R.matlab) library(Rcompression) Somehow I cannot find where Rcompression is. Am I missing something? Many thanks Ed

Hi, My app uses modules both for controllers and models (in order to make the app installable with any other Rails app without conflicts). In revision 3636, everything worked just fine, but in 3637 something very odd happened. On the _first_ request to the server, the page loads fine, but any request _after_ that dies on Uninitialized Constant errors, referring to my models in modules. This error persists up until and including the latest revision (3801 at the time of this writing). Did some behaviour change drastically at revision 36...

This isn't really a bug so much as an undocumented feature, but perhaps the help file should be changed. If you say match(x,y) you get the values of the _first_ instance in y that matches each value of x. If you say x %in% y you get "TRUE" for every match, not just the first. This is useful, now that I know it, but perhaps the thing about the first instance should be documented. I still don't understand why it happens! Jon -.-.-.-.-.-.-...

...line. We (and perhaps > other linkers as well) don't do anything special for files that happen to > be passed to a linker more than once, so the first A.a and second A.a are > handled as different files. > But if B.a requires pulling in an object from A.a, LLD will pull it from the _first_ A.a on the command-line, and then, if this flag is specified, report an error due to the incorrect ordering of dependencies. (Whereas GNU ld will pull it from the _second_ A.a and succeed linking.) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm...

...other linkers as well) don't do anything special for files that happen to >> be passed to a linker more than once, so the first A.a and second A.a are >> handled as different files. >> > > But if B.a requires pulling in an object from A.a, LLD will pull it from > the _first_ A.a on the command-line, and then, if this flag is specified, > report an error due to the incorrect ordering of dependencies. (Whereas GNU > ld will pull it from the _second_ A.a and succeed linking.) > Ahh, that's true. I don't think that's a serious issue, but that's in...

...No open channels after timeout! The client is FreeBSD-4.4 running OpenSSH 3.0.1p1, the server is OpenBSD 2.9 running OpenSSH 3.0.1. Is there any way to keep a foreground SSH connection open like this? I am also having a secondary issue with this connection but I believe it's unrelated: the _first_ time I connect through the ssh tunnel, I get the following in syslog: sshd[16357]: error: socket: Protocol not supported All following connections through the tunnel do not cause that error to appear. At first I thought perhaps it was a lack of IPv6 support but I tried "telnet -4" on t...

...ily offline > and in this case the user expects that clients can continue logging > in. If, has you think, the OP now has no Samba DCs, then 'temporarily' is an understatement ;-) > > > Some further questions to the OP: > * What Windows Server OS version did you joined _first_ to the Samba > AD? > * What other Windows Server OS versions were joined to the AD while > Samba was still part of the AD forest? > He needs to answer your questions and mine and to confirm whether he now has a Samba DC or not. If he hasn't, all we can offer is advice, no Samba to...

Hey, I am having troubles using the 'predict' function with in the Raster package. I am using pm<-predict(mm, predictors) where mm is the mahalanobis distance and the predictors are a stack of 6 raster layers containing environmental variables. When I try to run the prediction I get the following warning message: Warning message: In layerNames(x): the layerNames function is

On Thu, 29 Dec 2016 17:21:19 +0100 Marc Muehlfeld via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > Hello Bruno, > > Am 29.12.2016 um 17:01 schrieb Bruno Miguel Martins via samba: > > I've migrated from Samba NT4 to Samba AD, joined other Windows > > DC's to the domain and then demoted my Samba DC. > > > > I am not being able to login from client

Dear all I have FAX machine connected with audiocode SIP device i am trying to send fax and when negosiation going on and i start send fax button then my after half page it got stuck in fax machine so is there any codec problem i am useing ulaw/alaw is it fine or not anybody have idea about sending fax with SIP connected device --------------------------------- Ready

Hello (again :-) I'm trying to compile IceS with re-encoding support - but I can't... The problem is : ***** reencode.c: In function `ices_reencode_initialize': reencode.c:46: too many arguments to function `lame_init' reencode.c:46: warning: comparison between pointer and integer reencode.c:65: warning: implicit declaration of function `lame_version' reencode.c: In function

Hi, I am resubmitting a question, mainly because I suspect I may have inadvertently cancelled it, while it was awaiting moderator approval. It's about manually compiling R-3.3.1 and using, not the standard system's (ver 1.0.5), but an alternate a bzip2 (v1.0.6) which is located in a non-standard location. I usually lean on pkg-config to deal with issues like this. I've create an

I'm using Asterisk 1.0.9, a Digium TE210P dual T1 card, and two Rhino channel banks (one 12FXO/12FXS, the other 24 FXS). So it's an analog phone on the inside connected to one of the FXS ports, and PSTN line connected to one of the FXO ports. My problem is that as soon as I hear the _first_ ring when I dial out through the PSTN line, I hear a tiny echo on the phone (I estimate between 20ms and 40ms), which never goes away for this call. It's just loud enough to bug the heck out of me when I'm talking (I could estimate the gain relationship with ztmonitor if it would help)....

Folks- I have had a machine dropped in my lap that I am trying to get CentOS 4.1 to run on as a first pass (the hope is for it to eventually run Rocks -- http://www.rocksclusters.org , which uses CentOS 4.x as its underlying OS). The machine has 2 Opteron 250DP (2.4GHz) with 4 GB of RAM. It is using a Tyan Thunder K8WE (S2895A2NRF) motherboard with an nVidia nForce chipset --

...or all of the sane types. Once we implement ZEXT and ANYEXT we could issue a INREG_SEXT instruction to support SEXT. Unfortunately, v2i64 SRA is not supported by the hardware and the code will be scalarized ... Currently we promote vector elements to the widest possible type, until we hit the _first_ legal register type. For AVX, where YMM registers extend XMM registers, it is not clear to me why we stop at XMM sized registers. In some cases, masks of types <4 x i1> are legalized to <4 x i32> in XMM registers even if they are a result of a vector-compare of <4 x i64> types....

...and the connection is lost). My last version (which is at least 11 months old) is working very nice at http://www.onamallorca.net:8000/ona.ogg (with a very old vorbis lib, I think it's rc2). So, if you are interested, I could try to update the changes to the last version. Find enclosed the _first_ patch I've sent to jack, some of the items are already applied (for example #3) but the rest are "pending". I'm very interesting in porting them if you din't find any big (or "conceptual") mistake. I also like the "prebuffering" feature (which is called...

...esn't find its way into the executable, R.X11, since there's also a regcomp in /usr/lib/libc.a Apparently, this confuses the system enough to completely lose its mind. When regcomp in libc.a gets called, the stack is trashed which made this hard to debug. A temporary fix is to remove the _first_ use of -lc from the linker command line. This will affect the way the export symbols are defined. Not sure yet whether this matters. Why does this bug only show up on AIX? Is this some weird posix trap? Thanks, -tom -- mailto:tov@ece.cmu.edu (Tom Vogels) Tel: (412) 268-6638 FAX: -320...

...he sane types. > Once we implement ZEXT and ANYEXT we could issue a INREG_SEXT instruction to support SEXT. Unfortunately, v2i64 SRA is not supported by the hardware and the code will be scalarized ... > > Currently we promote vector elements to the widest possible type, until we hit the _first_ legal register type. For AVX, where YMM registers extend XMM registers, it is not clear to me why we stop at XMM sized registers. In some cases, masks of types<4 x i1> are legalized to<4 x i32> in XMM registers even if they are a result of a vector-compare of<4 x i64> types....

On Wed, Apr 4, 2018 at 7:30 PM James Y Knight <jyknight at google.com> wrote: > I believe this will report an error on more command-lines than a > traditional linker would fail to link. E.g.: > ld.lld foo.o A.a B.a A.a B.a > That "should" work fine if the libs are circularly-dependent, as long as > there's only a 1-level cycle. I've seen that sort of