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I performed an experiment in which I had dhcpd specify a named file ("foo") instead of one based on a client's MAC address. Lo and behold, the same problem occured. The PXE stack requested and was served the right file, the kernel loaded as did the initrd. But again, the boot sequence stopped at "Ready." Keep in mind that the contents of the file are the same as was in the "default" file, which when PXE clients r...

...odel fits, but discovered this script was prone to crashing when I ran it on a newer PC. Because the new PC also seemed to be blazing through R code absurdly fast, I tried adding a short "fluff" procedure at the end of each iteration that required a few seconds of processing time. Low and behold, when I added that, the script stopped crashing (and each iteration of course took longer). I still don't understand why that fixed things. What is going on? Solutions? Thanks.---steve -- Steve Powers powers_s at nd.edu University of Notre Dame Environmental Change Initiative website (http:/...

...assert(v1.y == 3); assert(v1.z == 4); v0 = v1; assert(v0.x == 2); assert(v0.y == 3); assert(v0.z == 4); } After making a few tweaks to my code generator, it passed all of the tests...which was surprising enough. But then I turned on optimization -- and lo and behold, it converted every one of those asserts to "assert(1)", and completely eliminated everything else! If it had been able to inline the asserts (which I am still working on), it would have eliminated the body of main entirely. Now that's the kind of optimization I like to see :) --...

...#with_steps_for, nor #run return anything resembling the result of the tests (which does not really surprise me). So how to get the success/pending/failure of the stories out? Should I write a formatter/listener that exit(1)s on failure? Bye, Kero. PS: I''m back after a few months, and -behold- it looks like I can use rspec for work, too :)

Eli, This is interesting. I enabled DEBUG logging in Apache and tailed the error.log. Lo and behold, you''re right, its a problem with one of my require statements. Namely: `gem_original_require'': no such file to load -- camping/fastcgi (LoadError) Strange, it works fine when I do it in IRB, or do it from a ruby script at the bash prompt. Apache runs as the same user that I...

In a discussion on IRC, Micheal was complaining about the semantics of StringSet, specifically how the iterators work. DannyB mentioned that we have a Trie class, so I decided to check it out. Lo and behold, I couldn't find _any_ uses of it, and when I deleted it from my system and did a clean rebuild, everything was fine. Looking at the log, the last substantial change to this class was in 2007. So - is anyone using this file/class? Is anyone planning on using it in the future? Should I just d...

...code. Perhaps, but very unlikely. An allocation of 2 gigabytes or more is probably a bug. >> I'm not necessarily saying that NumElements should be >> signed, only that the choice between signed and unsigned is not obvious. > > Obviously, obviousness is in the eye of the beholder :-) > (SCNR) Yes. But consider that there are many people who agree with me. Search for "unsigned vs signed - Is Bjarne Mistaken?" in comp.lang.c++.moderated. Best Regards, Jon

...lot of control as to where they are placed on the axis. This command works very well for such control. However... These ablines don't seem to work when I specify the origin as 0,0. They go beyond the x-axis at both ends, rendering a quite ugly graph (and they push back the y-axis title some). Behold: ### x<-c(0,1,2,3,4,5) y<-c(0,2,4,6,8,10) plot(x,y, axes=FALSE) axis(1,at=c(0,1,2,2.5,3,4,5),pos=0) axis(2,at=c(0,2,4,6,8,10),pos=0) abline(h=c(1,2,3,4,5)) ### Is there any way for me to specify that these ablines should not go beyond the y-axis extent? I just want a pretty graph! Thanks!...

so i have been running v1-0 on all of my test boxes for about a month now testing iax/sip/res_xxx. I decided to put it into production so I updated a box that was running 0.9.? that had been working perfectly for months and low and behold the inbound line from telco now intermittantly doesn't clear and none of the other channels can dial out on that line. I have tested the line in this state and it is closed (from telco) but * reports at the CLI that it cannot create a channel of type zap because everything is congested at...

...e suspect it was the ISDN line problem and so we waited a whole day for the engineer to arrive. He plugged an ISDN phone into the line and found it was working because he could call out. We are perplexed and thought about replacing the Digium card. We ended up just re-seating the card and lo and behold, everything was hunky dory after re-seating. Does anyone know why?

...ure out what was wrong with my app (Proxomitron), which is leaving unkillable processes around. So I went into ExitThread, and added something like: DPRINTF("%08lx:Exiting thread...(%d)\n", GetCurrentThreadId(),getpid()); exit(code); right at the top of the function. And, lo and behold, the processId matches the processes that 'ps' can't kill. So the 'exit' isn't actually terminating the process. How is that possible? This was all done against today's CVS. I don't know which messages in the trace might indicate what is going wrong. Does anyon...

...er a lot of time complaining to myself that my users' properties sheet in ADUC did not contain the Unix Attributes tab, it finally occurred to me that I should look again into Windows 7 >> Control Panel >> Programs and Features >> Turn Windows Features on and off. Lo and behold, there it is: under Remote Server Administration Tools >> Role Administration Tools >> AD DS and AD LDS Tools >> AD DS Tools >> Server for NIS Tools. Due to this not so clear name (or my ignorance, or both) I had overseen it when I installed ADUC. After checking the selec...

...resting occurrence and maybe this is well know but I thought I''d ask about it. I have a form in my canvaspage . I had set the method to "GET" and I kept getting an IncorrectSignature exception in the facebooker plugin. When I change the method type to "POST" lo and behold things work. No exception. I don''t understand why. I''m starting to dig into this and was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on how to figure out why this is happening? Do you think it''s a facebook or facebooker or user(me) issue? Any ideas would be most app...

So, I just got my GumStix Stuart BT today: http://www.gumstix.com For a non-telephony (Bluetooth based) project. I'm browsing the SVN website for Gumstix and lo and behold, there is Asterisk! I'm excited. Has anyone ever tried it on a GumStix before, and if so, care to share tips? If anybody is curious, this is a PC the size of 2 packs of Wrigley's Spearmint Gum put together. Runs off of a wall-wart. Just got mine booted and I'm tty'd into the seria...

On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Scot P. Floess <sfloess at nc.rr.com> wrote: > > I'd expect better behavior and conduct from someone who holds such a > title... <request for a learning moment> Since beauty is in the eye of the beholder(s), please select my most egregious post(s) and let me know said post(s) so that I have the opportunity to better modify my behavior with the result that we can focus on the business at hand. </request for a learning moment> kind regards/ldv/vaden at texoma.net

Has anything changed this 2 years with wine and Win snmptrap support?

...ems to be no traffic there, so I've had no replies. If there is anyone here using SpamBayes, I'd appreciate some advice or at least suggestions.... I'm running Centos 5.8 here. Day before yesterday I decided to look and see if there was a newer SpamBayes than I was then using. lo and behold, there was. I was using 1.1a4, and there was a 1.1a6. so I downloaded and installed it. bad move. having done that, I now have no spam filtering at all. I run my own sendmail mail server here, and it uses procmail to deliver. Procmail invokes one of the SpamBayes tools for every email, and it add...

...gabytes. Which might be exactly what it's supposed to do. Suppose you're writing heap management code. > I'm not necessarily saying that NumElements should be > signed, only that the choice between signed and unsigned is not obvious. Obviously, obviousness is in the eye of the beholder :-) (SCNR) Regards, Jo

...42 PM, Talin wrote: > I continue to be pleasantly surprised at how well LLVM works. Working > with it is certainly a treat. > After making a few tweaks to my code generator, it passed all of the > tests...which was surprising enough. But then I turned on optimization > -- and lo and behold, it converted every one of those asserts to > "assert(1)", and completely eliminated everything else! If it had been > able to inline the asserts (which I am still working on), it would > have > eliminated the body of main entirely. > > Now that's the kind of opt...

...4, 2012 at 9:53 PM, Marshall Clow <mclow.lists at gmail.com> wrote: > In a discussion on IRC, Micheal was complaining about the semantics of > StringSet, specifically how the iterators work. > > DannyB mentioned that we have a Trie class, so I decided to check it out. > Lo and behold, I couldn't find _any_ uses of it, and when I deleted it > from my system and did a clean rebuild, everything was fine. > > Looking at the log, the last substantial change to this class was in 2007. > > So - is anyone using this file/class? > Is anyone planning on using it in...