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...rences something like (fv <- sub("log( [:alpha:] N )^ [:alpha:)","ln \\1^\\2",fu)) to change "log(g)^7" to "ln^7 g", and to eliminate I(): sub("I(blabla)","\\1",fv) # I(xxx) -> xxx The special characters are making trouble, sub acceps "(", ")" only in pairs. Code for experimentation: trysub <- function(s,t,e) { ii<-0; for (i1 in c(TRUE,FALSE)) for (i2 in c(TRUE,FALSE)) for (i3 in c(TRUE,FALSE)) for (i4 in c(TRUE,FALSE)) print(paste(ii<-ii+1,ifelse(i1," "," ~"),"ext"...

windows systems and I can see the SAMBA server in my workgroup inside the network neighborhood. When I double click on the server nothing happens for about 5 seconds and then I get a pop up error (text of error is): -------- \\Sambaserver is not accessible Windows cannot find the computer or share name. Make sure the computer or share name is valid and that you are connected to the network,

Dear developer, This issue may be not related to openssh but I am not sure. So post it here for some luck. The issue is like this:(you can see more formatted description at (https://serverfault.com/questions/878504/can-only-ssh-unidirectional) I have two centos 7.2 server. One machine ip is 10.104.196.18, another machine is 10.240.197.21. I can successfully ssh from 10.104.196.18 to

https://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2400 Bug ID: 2400 Summary: StrictHostKeyChecking=no behaviour on HOST_CHANGED is excessively insecure Product: Portable OpenSSH Version: 6.8p1 Hardware: All OS: All Status: NEW Severity: enhancement Priority: P5 Component:

Hello: I hope someone can take a look at this and give me a little push to get me past this logjam. I've been running icecast + ices-0.4 + a perl application developed internally which runs an mp3 stream for a number of years. I am migrating my server from CentOS to ubuntu so I can upgrade to Perl 5.18 (so as to get clean unicode processing for another application.) I have installed