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Can someone explain the following behavior. I don't understand windows permissions very well, so I'm not sure if the following is a problem or considered normal. I have a directory called sigmaproj on my samba server; ls -la gives the following information: 14 drwxrwxrwx 31 bkelly users 6656 Sep 17 16:12 sigmaproj in this directory is a file: 2 -rw-r--r-- 1 dvorak users

Turns out that I did not have a corrupted ISO file and tftp-hpa is not at fault. I had saved the winnt.sif file in a unix format and for reasons that are not clear this was producing the error message telling me txtsetup.sif is missing or corrupt. One would think the parsing of the file would cause the inability to locate the ISO file to be downloaded since that information is the last line in the

Hello Barry, Are you still using Cygwin? Why not try using MinGW instead. I think Cygwin cannot create .DLL files or if it can, the build scripts are not set up to do it from Cygwin. IIRC, Cygwin support is being dropped from later versions of LLVM so you'll have to either use Visual C++ to compile it or MinGW. See http://www.mingw.org for downloads. --Sam ----- Original Message ----

Samuel Crow wrote: > Are you still using Cygwin? > Why not try using MinGW instead. It was available. I live in Cygwin; MSYS is a poor alternative. Also generally speaking, open source projects targeting a POSIXy environment have a higher probability of working first time with Cygwin, so it serves well for investigation (e.g. no distribution in the GPL sense). > I think Cygwin cannot

I am trying to download a 200MB ISO file and each time I attempt to do so it will timeout after around 30 MB. I've used both a Microsoft and a FreeBSD tftp client with the same results. When PXE booting a pc and letting it download the ISO it either hangs halfway through or the ISO appears to be corrupted when trying to boot to it from ramdisk. I am looking for suggestions on how to

I'm looking to get started with LLVM as the back end for a compiler that ultimately should self-host. >From an ease of use perspective, the optimum on Windows would be a DLL along with C header files that I can translate into the front end's language. I read in the FAQ: http://llvm.org/docs/FAQ.html#langs that "the C bindings in include/llvm-c should help a lot". However,

I am using the following simple menu and have noticed that items at the bottom are dropping off. I seem to be limited to 12 items. Is there a limit to how many items can be on the simple menu? default pxelinux.cfg/menu.c32 prompt 0 MENU TITLE UWSP PXE Boot Menu # TIMEOUT 200 LABEL bartpe MENU LABEL Build 12 KERNEL /STARTROM.0 APPEND keeppxe LABEL 11dnet MENU LABEL Build 11DNET beta

Hello, I have a MS Exchange (small business server) that was just upgraded to 2003, behind a bering (shorewall) firewall. OWA is experiencing the issues described in the following technet article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;280823 OWA displays Loading, and does not display properly. I am already running over https. (ports 80 and 443 are DNATed to the server).

Thanks for such a quick reply Tom! Any suggestions then as to what I might do other than putting a second nic in the SBS and opening it up for web access? I don''t like the idea, but since MS SBS includes fireall that is actually what MS suggests. Boyd -----Original Message----- From: Tom Eastep [mailto:teastep@shorewall.net] Sent: January 3, 2005 3:05 PM To: Shorewall Users Cc: Boyd

Thanks Bradley, Yes, it works fine inside the firewall. And otherwise there is no proxy server. Its just the MS Small Business Server behind the firewall. Let me remove port 80 just to see what happens... bk -----Original Message----- From: shorewall-users-bounces@lists.shorewall.net [mailto:shorewall-users-bounces@lists.shorewall.net] On Behalf Of Bradey Honsinger Sent: January 3, 2005

I have "hide dot files" on, but I have noticed that while files with a single dot are hidden, files with multiple dots are not: ".foo" - hidden "...foo" - not hidden Is this by design? *nix certainly hide such files by default... -- Barry -- http://barrkel.blogspot.com/

Hello I am using Glusterfs 3.10.5 on CentOS7. A replicated distributed volume with a dist-rep hot tier. During data migration, we noticed the tierd.log on one of nodes was huge. Upon review it seemed to be stuck on a certain set of files. Running a "gluster vol heal VOL info" showed that those same files caused problems in the tier, were in split brain. So we went to fix split

> For whatever reason, only by manually deleting the config.h file in the > llvm/include/Config directory can I get the project to re-gen that config.h > file. I'm not sure if this is a property of running the build from the > command-line (but I'm guessing it's not, since MSBuild is used internally > inside VS), or if the file-copy is being prevented by something in my