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...Win95, Win98, and WinME clients (and one Linux system w/ Samba server version 2.2.2). All systems belong to a workgroup called "Oteima". All Win95 and Win98 clients see all other systems (including the Linux box) in one list. However, a couple of systems (notably the WinME systems) see _two_ Oteima workgroups. Problem is, the Samba server, using nmblookup can find _all_ systems, but using smbclient can only connect to the Windoze systems listed in one Oteima workgroup, but get a connection failed when trying to connect to systems in the other Oteima workgroup. I very methodically che...

I have a table called ''users''. I have a second table called ''comments''. The comments table is in need of _two_ columns that both reference different user ids within the ''users'' table (one column for the user id that originated the post, another column for the user id for which the message is intended for. Obviously I can''t create two columns named ''user_id''. Ho...

Steffen Kaiser <skdovecot at smail.inf.fh-brs.de> writes: > Could you try what happens, if you create the hardlink manually as the > vmail user _two_ times, if the first link() succeeds. Maybe: > > 1) hard links won't work on your encfs, > 2) link() fails with "Operation not permitted" instead of "File exists" in > your case, if the target file already exists. > > Something like: sudo -u vmail ln \ &gt...

...iler), gdc (the gcc based D compiler) and g++. I used a ray tracing program found in this thread (make sure to use the code mentioned later in the thread as it has some optimizations): Go to digitalmars.com/ webnews/ newsgroups.php?renew=1 and search for: "D slower than C++ by a factor of _two_ for simple raytracer (gdc)" There are versions of the tracer for D and C++ that are quite comparable. Here are some timings I got on an AMDx86-64 running Fedora Core Linux. Timings are averaged over 6 runs. llvm-g++4.0.1 5.76 (build 5449..backend from svn today) ldc-rev736 6.6...

Lauren, On 15 October 2024 at 13:51, Gerber, Lauren J wrote: | I just tried fixing my script and added library(BiocManager) before library | (ggbreak), then rebuilt the image, and am still getting the same error. You need _two_ distinct commands. First install.packages("BiocManager") and second once that is done use it to install 'ggbreak' from BioConductor BiocManager::install("ggreak") The two wrappers I showed in my earlier email do this for you, from the command-line, which I fi...

...o what could be wrong? .... 1. Where might I find or should I put the requisite Xemacs init.el, in which I'm supposed to enter a line of the form (load "/PATH/ess-site") to point to the ess location? I found no such file anywhere on my system, so I created one in each of the _two_ HOME directories I have -- one pointed to by the enviroment system variable HOME and the other pointed to by the user environment variable HOME (which seem to be different -- I don't recall whether that happened automatically when I installed Singular or whether I did it manually). 2. And...

Is there any graphical frontend/secondary programm (freely availible for Windowsor Linux) which can be used with R to display the results of a principle component analysis in 3D space (rotatable!?)? It works with Spotfire, but is there any freely or cheaply availible programm? -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- r-help mailing list -- Read

...sed D compiler) and g++. > I used a ray tracing program found in this thread (make sure to use > the code mentioned later in the thread as it has some optimizations): > > Go to digitalmars.com/ webnews/ newsgroups.php?renew=1 and search > for: “D slower than C++ by a factor of _two_ for simple raytracer > (gdc)” Wow, very very nice! Have you pointed this out to the other D users? -Chris > > There are versions of the tracer for D and C++ that are quite > comparable. Here are some timings I got on an AMDx86-64 running > Fedora Core Linux. Timings are ave...

Hi! Apologies if this has come up before, or if this is a duplicate posting (I tried posting before but I think it got lost). Anyways, I'm trying to set up an IMAP server with dovecot, and everything seems to be more or less working except that I periodically see error messages like this in my logs: Feb 18 01:01:15 stark dovecot: lmtp(31956, root at aleme.nu): Error:

> But this is not to say _you_ can't built a reliable VOIP based > system. Get _two_ providers and set up your dial plan in > extensions.conf to "fail over" if one service fails to > connect to dial via the next one and finally if both fail > use pstn. your users will see a system the "just works". Now there's an idea. I'm playing with this...

...[2] is fundamentally different depending on the type of `A`. If e.g. A was declared: int A[10][20], there's only _one_ load. A is a (and is treated as) a linear buffer, and GEPs only pinpoint the specific position of A[0][2] in this buffer (i.e. 0*10 + 2). But if A was e.g. this: int **A, there _two_ loads. One load to get the "pointer of the zeroth row" and another load to get the 2nd element off of that row. So, you see, all these things make any deduction method very very imprecise. Best, Stefanos Στις Σάβ, 3 Οκτ 2020 στις 5:13 π.μ., ο/η Michael Kruse < llvmdev at meinersbur....

On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 2:00 PM, Sergei Larin <slarin at codeaurora.org> wrote: > Eli, > >  I might not have answered your question fully/accurately... > > On my architecture, these _two_ loads are lowered to a single instruction: > > %3 = load i8** @q, align 4, !tbaa !2 > %4 = load i8* %3, align 1, !tbaa !0 > > Becomes > > i32,ch = LDw_GP_V4 0x3df4c70, 0x3df5470<Mem:LD4[@q](tbaa=!"any pointer") > > I guess what is happening, the alias propert...

...nd then the chainloading is performed to the relevant _disk_ (not the partition). In other words, the process is two-fold; first the selection, by a certain parameter, and then the actual chainloading, to a media that is related to the first selection step but only indirectly. The relevance of _two_ (somewhat "separated") devices should better be part of the naming, so to avoid potential confusions and misunderstanding by users, also allowing for future two-fold options with clear naming conventions. @Peter, Erwan, Gene, Michal, (and anyone else interested)... Although I haven&...

...static > } > As you can see, I'm keeping the maildir on an encfs-encrypted volume, in > case that's relevant. Please let me know any ideas for why this might be > happening. Thanks in advance! Could you try what happens, if you create the hardlink manually as the vmail user _two_ times, if the first link() succeeds. Maybe: 1) hard links won't work on your encfs, 2) link() fails with "Operation not permitted" instead of "File exists" in your case, if the target file already exists. Something like: sudo -u vmail ln \ /var/decrypted/vmail/aleme.nu/r...

Emanuel Evans <emanuel.evans at gmail.com> writes: > Steffen Kaiser <skdovecot at smail.inf.fh-brs.de> writes: > >> Could you try what happens, if you create the hardlink manually as the >> vmail user _two_ times, if the first link() succeeds. Maybe: >> >> 1) hard links won't work on your encfs, >> 2) link() fails with "Operation not permitted" instead of "File exists" in >> your case, if the target file already exists. >> >> Something like:...

...of arguments and hence have the first formal | argument ?...?. For that reason, in the past S4 methods could | easily be defined for binding together matrices inheriting from | ?Matrix?. | | For that reason, ?cbind2? and ?rbind2? have been provided for | binding together _two_ matrices, and we have defined methods for | these and the ?'Matrix'?-matrices. | | Before R version 3.2.0 (April 2015), we have needed a substitute | for _S4-enabled_ versions of ?cbind? and ?rbind?, and provided | ?cBind? and ?rBind? with identical syntax and semantic...

...have an inordinate number of extensions. Maybe like this: 1. First outgoing try 2. Second outgoing try 3. Third ougoing try 4. Play a message and/or hangup 102. Goto 2 203. Goto 3 304. Goto 4 >> But this is not to say _you_ can't built a reliable VOIP based >> system. Get _two_ providers and set up your dial plan in >> extensions.conf to "fail over" if one service fails to >> connect to dial via the next one and finally if both fail >> use pstn. your users will see a system the "just works". > > > Now there's an idea. &g...

...00000003 ds: 002b es: 002b eip: 401a7004 cs: 0023 eflags: 00000293 esp: bfff9a2c ss: 002b This looks like a bug that Andrew Morton posted a patch for recently: > Under rare conditions (filesystem corruption, really) it is possible > for ext3_dirty_inode() to require _two_ blocks for the transaction: one > for the inode and one to update the superblock - to set > EXT3_FEATURE_RO_COMPAT_LARGE_FILE. This causes the filesystem to go > BUG. > > So reserve an additional block for that eventuality. fs/ext3/inode.c | 2 +- 1 files changed, 1 insertion...

Hi everybody, I've got an Asterisk configuration where an agent handles calls from multiple queues. At the moment I'm using the default Queue application and I encountered the following problem: When there are calls waiting in multiple queues the selection of which call is handled by the Agent is more or less random. It would be nice if the call that was waiting the longest was handled

On 06/30/16 14:19, Ady Ady via Syslinux wrote: > > BTW, any suggestions for an alternative name for this option, instead > of "dlabel"? > "disklabel" -hpa