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In the summary of the output of arma, there's a number Pr(>|t|), however, I don't know what is its meaning - at least, it doesn't _seem_ to be a Student's t distribution. Reproducible test case: x <- c(0.5, sin(1:9)) reg <- arma(x, c(1,0)) summary(reg) <output> Call: arma(x = x, order = c(1, 0)) Model: ARMA(1,0) Residuals: Min 1Q Median 3Q Max -0.9217 -0.4915 0.2254 0.4580 0.7481 C...

...9;' And it works as expected - 5 seconds after the action is rendered, I''m redirected. However, if I set that header before doing the send_file, nothing happens. The file downloads properly - no problems there - but no redirect. Looking through the source, it doesn''t _seem_ like the @headers are getting overwritten, just updated. But it''s certainly not refreshing. Any thoughts on how to make this work (or another way to accomplish what I''m trying to do?

...compiled samba on Solaris (Sparc) 2.6 with v4.2 of the sun CC compiler. It compiles just fine, and I appear to have a working binary. I run into problems when trying to connect using smbclient. It works if I specify my username (using -U), but otherwise it won't connect. Both NT and Sharity _seem_ to connect fine - I just tried them.. when I could connect with smbclient, i asssumed the build was bad, so I hadn't tried earlier. Anyways here's a transcript of the problem... felix% whoami liamr felix% smbclient -L felix Added interface ip=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx bcast=xxx.xxx.xxx.255 nmask=25...

...s back, the other half I get a black screen and I can never recover the session. X is still running (CTRL+ALT+Backspace kills it) but there seems to be some type of power saving or screensaver that kicks in and won't let the session restore... Any hints on where to look? The X logs don't _seem_ to show anything... - G.

...eal" read requests for the purpose of tracking hits. I suppose I could tell it to not send_file and the like in the case of HEAD requests, though I was under the impression that rails silently discards the response body, so it''s really superfluous. These error messages don''t _seem_ to be causing anything bad to happen, but I haven''t yet spent much time debugging. Still, I noted that Zed had been looking for folks that could reliably duplicate the situation a while back, so thought I''d post it in case y''all want to use me as guinea pig. - donald

...rinkle my forehead is the thought of possibly limiting the program only to chrome. i believe that might be a decisive turn-off to too many users. not that it would be such a big limitation in reality, because it wouldn't be any different than running any dedicated app, but only because it would _seem_ to people like "a hardship". they "expect" that a web-app will run in _any_ web-browser. so what you'd be making would seem more like "a plug-in"... other than that one point, though, your responses show that you've done lotsa thought, and that you have a good...

...er with a set of higher level commands based on the concept of moving data between dataframes and sql tables with a single command as much as possible. For example sqlSave(0,dataframe) will save the dataframe to a table of the same name, creating or modifying it as necessary. All of the functions _SEEM_ to work except one (sqlCopy), where I cannot resolve a problem with propagating substitute()ed names down a function tree. This is only a convenience function and is not strictly necessary. The rest seem to work OK, but I would appreciate any suggestions for improved robustness, bug fixes, or im...

I've had a Samba 3.0.2 Print Server running for nearly 7 months now without too much of a hitch on RedHat Enterprise "ES" 3.0. Late last week, RedHat issued an Errata that moved Samba from the 3.0.2 base to the 3.0.4 base. So when I did the "up2date" this weekend as part of my normal maintenance, this server was updated and everything appeared to be fine. Things are

...meters related to UEFI-booting). Now, regarding the file system. Using a FAT fs is commonly known to be supported by current UEFI firmware. As first thought, having the "adequate" 'syslinux.efi' file and the corresponding core module, "ldlinux.e*", in a FAT fs would _seem_ enough. During "the old days", optical media would boot using a FAT image (using SYSLINUX or some other storage bootloader using "EL Torito emulation", not ISOLINUX). Then an OS-specific "driver" would allow access to the rest of the optical media (the ISO9660 file...

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68075 Priority: medium Bug ID: 68075 Assignee: nouveau at lists.freedesktop.org Summary: nouveau inconsistent changing output connector names in xrandr QA Contact: xorg-team at lists.x.org Severity: major Classification: Unclassified OS: Linux (All)

I've been running Samba 2.2.2 for a while as a domain controller on my mostly Windows network. It's been working great up to this point. Anyway, I just put together a new Linux server and installed 2.2.2 on it as well. I copied the conf file and pretty much mirrored everything on the existing server, changed the paths and the "workgroup" field in the conf file to match the new

> Hi, > > Ady wrote: > > This could be misinterpreted by some users as: "if > > you want to build an isohybrid image, then you cannot use > > 'syslinux.efi'". This would be incorrect. > > I don't know whether syslinux.efi can be used for booting > from ISO 9660 via UEFI. Currently there is no example > around which would succeed