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...ackages and got: > chooseCRANmirror() Error in m[, 1L] : incorrect number of dimensions It took me a bit to realise that the message was coming up because the wifi connection had dropped. I know it's a small issue but is it possible to produce a more informative error message. I can see a bodge of changing chooseCRANmirror to: function (graphics = getOption("menu.graphics")) { if (!interactive()) stop("cannot choose a CRAN mirror non-interactively") m <- getCRANmirrors(all = FALSE, local.only = FALSE) ### bodge added here if (ncol(m) != 8...

Hello, Jay > I don't know what libstdc++'s stubs.o is for. If I create a bodged > version of libstdc++ that doesn't include stubs.o, then llc links > successfully! > > I've tried coming up with a small C++ app that gives the same linker > error, but so far without success. Sounds like broken compiler and/or mingw runtime. This perfectly explains, why...

I''ve got an acts_as_tree structure which I want to be able to represent in the URL, with one field identified as the url component. In other words, if I''ve got this: def self.up create_table :nodes do |t| t.column :parent_id, :integer t.column :tag, :string end end and class Node < ActiveRecord::Base acts_as_tree end and what I want the urls to be is something

...x, float y) {return (float) pow (x, y);} The definition of _powf in RegAllocLinearScan.o seems to be marked with some LINK_ONCE_DISCARD and COMDAT stuff, so I assume multiple such definitions shouldn't cause linker errors. I don't know what libstdc++'s stubs.o is for. If I create a bodged version of libstdc++ that doesn't include stubs.o, then llc links successfully! I've tried coming up with a small C++ app that gives the same linker error, but so far without success. Can anyone help? Thanks, Jay.

>> I don't know what libstdc++'s stubs.o is for. If I create a bodged >> version of libstdc++ that doesn't include stubs.o, then llc links >> successfully! >> >> I've tried coming up with a small C++ app that gives the same linker >> error, but so far without success. > Sounds like broken compiler and/or mingw runtime. This...

Hi all, Before I go off and bodge one together, has anyone else come up with a decent error-format for vim to :make Ruby unit-tests with? -- Alex

Can anyone with Heimdal KrbV verify this? -------------- next part -------------- An embedded message was scrubbed... From: Dag-Erling Smorgrav <des at ofug.org> Subject: Kerberos buglet in OpenSSH-3.3p1 Date: 25 Jun 2002 14:52:10 +0200 Size: 1291 Url: http://lists.mindrot.org/pipermail/openssh-unix-dev/attachments/20020626/347e123e/attachment.mht

...doing with it! I have the idea that I should be able to run some command (as a privileged user) on the mail server and have it do the conversion for me, changing the ownership/permissions on the way. Can convert-tool do this? I'd prefer to go with the automatic (plugin) conversion if I can bodge the ownership issues somehow. Failing that, some tool or script may be the next best answer. This is Dovecot 1.2 by the way on Solaris 10. Any suggestions would be welcome! Steve Platt

...owner:group. This should mean that logging in over imap should allow that user to read/manipulate mail. Or should I try to share out a different directory via Samba. I.e. Leave the mail in /home/username/.Maildir and get Samba to share out /home/username/samba for example? Obviously, I can bodge this around with permissions etc but would prefer any links to best practice so that we can implement the best way on all future installs. BTW - I've (sorry!) cross posted this to the Samba/Postfix list to see what both sides say - hope that's OK. Regards, Kevin

...aven''t been returned? I''m thinking that ":return = NULL" might match a string "NULL", but can''t find confirmation or denial of this... Maybe there''s another idiom for this kind of problem? (Setting a return date in the year 3000 seems like a bodge, and it would overflow Unix ideas of time anyway...) Thank you, Hugh

...TE); 81 #endif So I modified both occurrences of __FreeBSD__ to also check for __OpenBSD__. The next problem was INT8_MAX, etc., weren't being defined. include/llvm/Support/DataTypes.h.in is inadequate for this platform. I dumped a set of definitions into each file that wanted them as a bodge. Better autoconf tests could set up INT8_MAX, etc., on all platforms that don't define them. After that, the build completed and I could run llvm-{as,dis} and lli. So with a little work, OpenBSD looks like it could be supported out of the box. I've only a low-bandwidth Internet connecti...

Ia had a server overload today because someone did a call forward to their own extension. To do a call forward I write a key called CFWD with the extensi?n number and number to dial . The main script tests if the key/value exists and dials the number stored in the database. What is an easy way to prevent dumb people from creating a loop? -- Telecomunicaciones Abiertas de M?xico S.A. de

1: I meant like this: Without whitelisting, you can't login to SMTP or IMAP, password isn't valid at all. To enable SMTP and IMAP, you then either surf ro webmail, or the 2FA gateway, and login with: Username + password + 2FA code + captcha. When all is valid, then your IP is whitelisted for SMTP and IMAP access. This still means you have to use usename/password for SMTP/IMAP. So how

...I fear I am trying to start this from far too far behind to keep ploughing on. Essentially we are having difficulty with our samba shares at work. We have moved to server 2k8 DCs and this seeems to have reeked havoc on our setup. Our difficulty seems to stem from authentication issues. We have bodged a work around though it is neither very secure nor indeed particularly easy to maintain. Our difficulty seemed to stem from winbindd not being able to read uid/gid from our AD. From what I understand this was down to AD only having a ticket for the resource and not for the cluster. Red Hat sup...

Got it, SQLITE3 KDB is dead. While scripting is always a solution, not having events and simply binding them to an interval seems inefficient and open source gives us the opportunity to solve things the "proper" way. I know, there are people who love to Bodge. As for the windows tools, assume I really rely on UID and GID for e.g. dovecot, setting up an account from the wrong machine, wrong user context would leave those fields blank. IMHO automation is key, especially if you scale up your environment. Avoid human error at any cost, as humans ûsuall...

...;So I modified both occurrences of __FreeBSD__ to also check for >__OpenBSD__. > >The next problem was INT8_MAX, etc., weren't being defined. >include/llvm/Support/DataTypes.h.in is inadequate for this platform. I >dumped a set of definitions into each file that wanted them as a bodge. >Better autoconf tests could set up INT8_MAX, etc., on all platforms that >don't define them. > >After that, the build completed and I could run llvm-{as,dis} and lli. > >So with a little work, OpenBSD looks like it could be supported out of >the box. I've only a low...

...;So I modified both occurrences of __FreeBSD__ to also check for >__OpenBSD__. > >The next problem was INT8_MAX, etc., weren't being defined. >include/llvm/Support/DataTypes.h.in is inadequate for this platform. I >dumped a set of definitions into each file that wanted them as a bodge. >Better autoconf tests could set up INT8_MAX, etc., on all platforms that >don't define them. > >After that, the build completed and I could run llvm-{as,dis} and lli. > >So with a little work, OpenBSD looks like it could be supported out of >the box. I've only a low...

>>> I don't know what libstdc++'s stubs.o is for. If I create a bodged >>> version of libstdc++ that doesn't include stubs.o, then llc links >>> successfully! >>> >>> I've tried coming up with a small C++ app that gives the same linker >>> error, but so far without success. >> Sounds like broken compiler and...

...umber stored in the database. What > is an easy way to prevent dumb people from creating a loop? There currently is no easy way to prevent an infinite forwarding loop. If you come up with one, then you might well earn yourself a Nobel Prize for solving the Halting Problem ..... The obvious bodge is to set a hard limit on depth of recursion; if an actual real, live person is not reached within, say, five hops then the call should go to (the originally-called party's) voicemail. -- AJS Note: Originating address only accepts e-mail from list! If replying off- list, change addres...

...number stored in the > database. What is an easy way to prevent dumb people from creating a loop? There currently is no easy way to prevent an infinite forwarding loop. If you come up with one, then you might well earn yourself a Nobel Prize for solving the Halting Problem ..... The obvious bodge is to set a hard limit on depth of recursion; if an actual real, live person is not reached within, say, five hops then the call should go to (the originally-called party's) voicemail. -- AJS Deciding on the mailbox to use is problematic! The dialed-party may be away for an extended perio...