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2006 Jul 02
4
is "label for" better?
I''ve noticed that it is common practise in forms to use:
<label for="tablename","columnname"> ...Some column name</label>
Why is the above construct better than just writting it this way?
<label> Some column name</label>
If there is not compelling reason, I''d prefer to use the second example and
save on typing.
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2001 Oct 25
0
Data packages in R V 1.3.1 in Win2K
...et into the local environment. In R V 1.3.1, the ">data()" command
still lists the data sets, but the ">data(mydata)" command returns an error
saying the file cannot be found. It appears to be looking in
"c:\documents...\temp" instead of in the data subdirectory assocatied with
the package. Functions and help files seem to work fine.
Operating system: Windows 2000
Any thoughts?
Paul Bliese
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
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2013 May 14
2
puppet and custom nagios object variables
Nagios support "custom object variables" (http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/nagioscore/3/en/customobjectvars.html) buy prefixing them with an underscore:
define host{
host_name linuxserver
_mac_address 00:06:5B:A6:AD:AA
_rack_number R32
}
However, I can''t determine how to use these with puppet nagios resources. I''m assuming they aren''t supported, but