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Hi, I would like to set up a "shared hosting"-like rails environment on a linux (+Apache1.3 +FastCGI +MySQL) machine. As we all know, rails provides support for different environments. Now I would like to enable my "users" to switch individual applications between development and production mode. In theory, all they have to do is to add

I used syslinux to make an external usb hard drive booting up "system rescue cd" from a FAT primary partition. The procedure I followed was setting on the boot flag on the FAT partition and copying the content of the iso image to it and renaming isolinux to syslinux wherever needed. I then unmounted the device and ran "syslinux -d /syslinux/ -i /dev/sdxn" where sdxn is the

> LVM/LVM2 helps reduce this, but I still like to use the approach > (except I just don't make spares, I just reserve 15-30% of disk > space for LVM/LVM2). Let me clarify that -- I still put the _whole_ disk under LVM/LVM2 (maybe leaving a legacy BIOS/DOS primary 256MB in a pre-formatted FAT16 if I need it for firmware updates). But instead of pre-allocating "spares" of each size (essential/support/discretionary), I reserve 15-30% of the disk for future allocation by LVM/LVM2. -- Bry...

...ional database. [My personal preference is SQLite (RSQLite packaga) because of speed and no-admin (used in embedded mode)]. The comments below apply to any relational database, unless otherwise stated. Most people appear to think about database tables as dataframes - that is to store and load the _whole_ dataframe in one go - probably because appropriate function names are suggesting this approach. Also, it is a natural mapping. This is convenient if the data set can fit fully in memory - but limits the size of the data set the same way as without using the database. However, using SQL language di...

...gt; Which command did you use? Before you executed such command, was the > filesystem volume mounted or unmounted? > > Please post the exact command you used for formatting the FAT volume. > Please also post the command you used when creating the ext2 volume. > > If you repeat the _whole_ initial procedure you described (installing > mbr.bin, then using FAT and the 'syslinux' installer), can you boot > then? > > Regards, > Ady. again? actually for the first test, i.e. booting from the FAT partition I didn't put mbr.bin to the hard drive's mbr. I just...

No. You put the _whole_ thing into .First(), not just the plot statement. One possibility is to have the code in a script file (say myscript.R) and define .First as follows: .First <- function() source("myscript.R") Haven't try it myself, though. Andy > From: John Fisler > > Dear Dr. Andreas...

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I have searched for days for an example that demonstrates what i would like to do, and this morning i thought i''d worked it out, but no....here''s what i have: Controller ========== class ProfilesController < ApplicationController def friends current_user.profile.friends end def list_friends @profile_pages, @profiles = paginate( friends, :per_page => 10) end end

...permits). This situation is valid from the point of view of the FAT32 filesystem, and in fact it is a common case for FAT volumes. In other words, the normal situation would be for a FAT32 volume to be formatted with a value of Sectors_per_FAT that would allow the allocation of _at least_ the _whole_ Data Area. The situation of having a value of Sectors_per_FAT that would not be enough to cover the whole Data Area is uncommon but not invalid, as long as the relevant fields in the boot sector(s) would not allow allocation of data in the unusable (unallocatable) sectors. Whether every-and-an...

...th a label (as opposed to using it with a non-label command), the behavior is the same as with the respective label entry. Additionally, the special "append -" case seems to be working as expected. In other words, in Syslinux 5-6.02 a specified 'append' line *overrides* the _whole_ "global append", and a 'default non-label' directive ignores it. A command that has been typed in CLI also ignores the "global append". These behaviors break the one seen in prior versions, which is not necessarily such a bad thing in the case of "global append&...

Could somebody please explain just how one is supposed to set up samba users, groups and passwords so connections can be established to Win2k clients to connect to FBSD samba server for file sharing and to use cups for printing. I am afraid that the manuals and config files and various examples I have found on the Internet are quite confusing. How is the Windows username/passord related to

...Before you executed such command, was the > > filesystem volume mounted or unmounted? > > > > Please post the exact command you used for formatting the FAT volume. > > Please also post the command you used when creating the ext2 volume. > > > > If you repeat the _whole_ initial procedure you described (installing > > mbr.bin, then using FAT and the 'syslinux' installer), can you boot > > then? > > > > Regards, > > Ady. > > again? actually for the first test, i.e. booting from the FAT partition > I > didn't pu...

Hello there, I'm pretty sure I found a bug in latest Dovecot 2.2.5.5 (EE) when playing with the doveadm command. Naturally renaming a users mail folder should be done via "doveadm es consistent. So when using "doveadm rename" trying to rename a folder with special characters e.g. german umlauts like "??" it seems to create the folder wrongly in the filesystem.

Hi. I prefer using the syslinux boot loader and recently undertook a project of creating a multiboot USB drive that boots using syslinux. The aim is to create a medium from which various live linux environments can be run for things like system maintenance, installation, and perhaps demonstration. I anticipate using this multiboot USB drive on mostly legacy, BIOS systems, if that matters. As

Hi Ady, On 2016.02.25 02:08, Ady via Syslinux wrote: > There is an "extra" sector, in comparison to... what exactly? Sorry if I wasn't clear. I think I implied that the Large FAT32 fat size had an extra sector compared to minfatsize, when of course I meant the opposite (the Large FAT32 has one less sector than the minfatsize computed by the unpatched code, hence the check