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...e an <enter>. > Well, for a common user, "nothing special" doesn't seem exactly the same as "<enter>". I had already seen [Ctrl+J] being the same as [Enter] in "cli.c", but I couldn't find the meaning (or intention of) [Ctrl+M]. [Ctrl+M] _seems_ to be behaving as [Enter], but since it is not in "cli.c", I decided to post here in the mailing list. I have not seen [Ctrl+M] in "cli.c" (Have I missed it? Is it elsewhere?), so I was expecting it to do nothing. But since it _seems_ to act as [Enter] (or at least, it is do...

Hi! I am trying to run CygWin, the Win32 version of gcc and friends, under wine. Why am I not running gcc directly? It's a long story. Anyway: I installed cygwin OK, but when I go to c:\cygwin\bin and do a 'wine bash.exe', something _seems_ to flash up on the screen and I am notified that Wine exited with a successful status. Is there a way to make bash stick around so that I don't have to prepend 'wine ' to every command I want to issue to any of the cygwin executables? TIA, j

...given that Dovecot has become a very attractive alternative for an increasing number of folks, and there's a patch against exim 4.43 here: http://www.exim.org/eximwiki/AuthenticatedSmtpUsingDovecot that allows use of Dovecot's native sasl implementation as an authenticator, and that is _seems_ to apply against 4.63 ok, might it be possible to get this integrated into exim core, and have it become 'official'? thanks, richard - -- /"\ \ / ASCII Ribbon Campaign X against HTML email, vCards / \ & micro$oft attachments [GPG] OpenMacNews at gmail dot com fingerpri...

...n the generated LLVM IR. The client then just > needs a header declaring the functions and information on what they > mean. Since there are never any definitions of them they won't end up > going anywhere. I've been using this approach now for almost two years in a project and it _seems_ to work fine. However, I'd like to get some feedback from the experts on which kinds of code could be moved by the standard passes over the points in code marked by such calls. For me, loads, stores, and calls to other functions are most interesting. Do the current optimization passes do tha...

...find the meaning (or intention of) [Ctrl+M]. > > get_key() returns 13 (ASCII CR, \r) for Enter, just like for Ctrl-M. > Ctrl-J is LF (\n). Either or both is used to terminate lines under > different operating systems, so it makes sense to handle them the same. > > > [Ctrl+M] _seems_ to be behaving as [Enter], but since it is not in > > "cli.c", I decided to post here in the mailing list. > > See above> Ctrl-M _is_ Enter, in some sense. > -- > Regards, > Feri. Please forgive my ignorance (I am not a developer). Where in the Syslinux cod...

...ht it would be as simple as taking my .wav file, passing it through oggenc to encode it, and then redirect that output to the mount point defined in icecast.xml. Is that anywhere near reasonable or is there something more sophisticated going on in the source clients than I thought. Everything _seems_ to be working on the server side but when I try connecting nothing happens. Thanks for any assistance.

I'm having trouble configuring these services the way I want. Basically I prefer using iLBC before GSM, however Iaxtel only want to talk GSM. It _seems_ that Voicepulse prefers GSM also, because even if I put ILBC before GSM in the "allow=" part of iax.conf, if GSM is mentioned, Voicepulse will use it. If I don't allow GSM Voicepulse will use ILBC. Does anyone know how to achieve this? Can "allow=" be put into each extensio...

...man rsync says it will "show what would have happened". I am using rsync -an. Does this mean that rsync will _only_ show files that would have been transferred and not show files that are the same? In testing this with two subdirectories with man files and sub-sub directories, rsync _seems_ to be showing all files instead of only the few that have recently changed. The command I used was rsync -uaHvn --modify-window=4000 $1* $2 For example, I did ls-l on the very first item in both directories and it was identical, yet appeared in the rsync output. This is very confusing as...

On Sat, Sep 6, 2014 at 8:18 AM, Ady <ady-sf at hotmail.com> wrote: > Hello Syslinux Team, > > What actions are _supposed_ to be triggered by each of: > > [Ctrl-J] > [Ctrl-M] > > in the Syslinux command line in version 6.03-pre20? They should do nothing special but either might be interpreted like an <enter>. > Are there any differences between CLI and

...ot;, but > I couldn't find the meaning (or intention of) [Ctrl+M]. get_key() returns 13 (ASCII CR, \r) for Enter, just like for Ctrl-M. Ctrl-J is LF (\n). Either or both is used to terminate lines under different operating systems, so it makes sense to handle them the same. > [Ctrl+M] _seems_ to be behaving as [Enter], but since it is not in > "cli.c", I decided to post here in the mailing list. See above> Ctrl-M _is_ Enter, in some sense. -- Regards, Feri.

...nced it myself once. I'm using Evolution 99% of the time, and have never seen any problems with that - but that doesn't mean the problem only occurs with Thunderbird. When moving mail from one folder to another, everything seems fine, except that the mail isn't in any folder anymore. It _seems_ related to this: Mar 14 14:46:53 buick dovecot: imap(larsmj): Fixed index file /home/larsmj/Maildir/.Junk/dovecot.index: first_recent_uid_lowwater 40 -> 36 Mar 14 14:46:53 buick dovecot: imap(larsmj): Corrupted index file /home/larsmj/Maildir/.Junk/dovecot.index: Duplicate header extension keyw...

...les: $ uniqid : int 010 015 120 130 210 245 320 330 415 ... $ st_date : Factor w/ 154 levels "01/01/48","01/01/51",..: 46 27 NA 12 118 NA 63 127 NA NA ... ... I then convert them to a date class using st_date.new<-as.Date(st_date, "%m/%d/%y") This _seems_ to work... str(st_date.new) Class 'Date' num [1:206] 8150 8466 NA 33982 10149 ... But notice the 4th observation; I would like it to be 1963, not 2063. st_date.new[1:10] [1] "1992-04-25" "1993-03-07" NA "2063-01-15" "1997-10-15" [...

...ent then just >> needs a header declaring the functions and information on what they >> mean. Since there are never any definitions of them they won't end up >> going anywhere. > > I've been using this approach now for almost two years in a project > and it > _seems_ to work fine. However, I'd like to get some feedback from > the experts > on which kinds of code could be moved by the standard passes over > the points > in code marked by such calls. > For me, loads, stores, and calls to other functions are most > interesting. Do >...

Hello Syslinux Team, What actions are _supposed_ to be triggered by each of: [Ctrl-J] [Ctrl-M] in the Syslinux command line in version 6.03-pre20? Are there any differences between CLI and [vesa]menu.c32 regarding these keystroke combinations? Are there any differences in their behaviors when booting with different Syslinux variants (e.g ISOLINUX vs. SYSLINUX vs. PXELINUX)? To be

...mple, one of the Windows commands. What should I do when I'd really like (the equivalent of) a call passed to system() that would be executed using the same Path that you'd get if working directly at the Windows command line? Is there a recommended workaround for situtations like this? (It _seems_ like it would be handy if system() et al. included an additional argument that optionally disabled the prepending of those extra directories, to give Windows users full control of the path seen by system(). Would adding such an argument have undesirable ramifications?) Motivation and reproducible...

...ere ( ex telco engr for 18 years here).. But thought I'd ask for some assistance. Have just set up my first * Pbx - having a play with it and a couple of Cisco 7960 (configured as SIP) phones. The phones are tftp'ing into the server ok, and picking up the configs all ok. Everything _seems_ to be working, but I cant make any calls - either internally or externally. (apologies in advance for the copious code below) Having a look, I have placed the following lines into the extensions.cfg file to allow for the extensions to work. [2001] exten => 2001,1,Dial(SIP/2001,15,t) e...

...bin/clang CXX=/usr/local/clang8/bin/clang++ LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/clang8/lib CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/clang8/include -I/opt/X11/include/freetype2 FC=/usr/local/gfortran/bin/gfortran FLIBS=-L/usr/local/gfortran/lib -lgfortran As usual, the last challenge seems to be to get rgl installed. Compilation _seems_ to go smoothly, but I now see: Error in dyn.load(file, DLLpath = DLLpath, ...) : unable to load shared object '/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.7/Resources/library/00LOCK-rgl/00new/rgl/libs/rgl.so': dlopen(/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.7/Resources/library/00LOC...

...header declaring the functions and information on what they > >> mean. Since there are never any definitions of them they won't end up > >> going anywhere. > > > > I've been using this approach now for almost two years in a project > > and it > > _seems_ to work fine. However, I'd like to get some feedback from > > the experts > > on which kinds of code could be moved by the standard passes over > > the points > > in code marked by such calls. > > For me, loads, stores, and calls to other functions are most > &g...

...ention of) [Ctrl+M]. >> >> get_key() returns 13 (ASCII CR, \r) for Enter, just like for Ctrl-M. >> Ctrl-J is LF (\n). Either or both is used to terminate lines under >> different operating systems, so it makes sense to handle them the same. >> >> > [Ctrl+M] _seems_ to be behaving as [Enter], but since it is not in >> > "cli.c", I decided to post here in the mailing list. >> >> See above> Ctrl-M _is_ Enter, in some sense. > > > Please forgive my ignorance (I am not a developer). Where in the > Syslinux code...

Hi; While using xen-3.0.2 with 2.6.16.28 kernel CPU (Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1.73GHz) temprature is inreasing up to 104 C (/proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/trip_points reports 105 C is critical for CPU) while idle or no domU working with very low system load, and if i start to use domU, sometimes system freezes or reboots for heat. But the same kernel just without Xen works normally and