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Hi, Is there any particular reason why the Debian repositories (at http://download.gluster.org/pub/gluster/glusterfs/LATEST/Debian/ ) only have packages for amd64? I don't mean to pressure for more convenience; I'm just wondering if there's any reason to avoid using it on i386.

Hi there; I have the following problem --- Xemacs cannot correctly parse a path to file when I load it. I have the following error, reported by Xemacs: from ess-parse-errors: Error in file(file, "r") : cannot open file `u:US-mortalityjuttalexible.r While the correct file path should be: u:\US-mortality\jutta\flexible.r Any ideas? Many thanks for your help. -Serge

Sorry for the stupid question, but is there the factorial function in R? I tried to find it using help.search('factorial') but got nothing appropriate. Many thanks, -Serge

I have the following problem. I have an automatically generated named list with "stringified" names: a <- list("A"=..., "B"=..., "C"=..., ) then I want to refer to the elements of the list, stored as an vector of names: nn <- c("A", "B", "C"), so that I could get list elements like a$nn[1], a$nn[2], etc. Obviously it

...news was created i''ve got following error message: uninitialized class variable @@obligatory_fields in News. I don''t understand when object News call methods: validates_presence_of, attr_accessible, attr_reader, etc. Maybe someone know how to deal with this problem? -- Serhiy Boiko, CRIS-UANIC

Hi, I'd like to try to migrate our NFS-based network to gluster, for replication. We currently use an ext4 filesystem with quota enabled. We have a couple thousand users (over LDAP), and their quotas vary wildly. We manage them with edquota(8) on the NFS server. There are many services which mount the NFS filesystem, and parse the output of /usr/bin/quota (a webmail, two mail servers,

Hi there; Is there a facility to query/get/modify graphics attributes in R? I mean something similar to Matlab's get/set functions, say in order to get x and y data in Matlab I use: h=get(gcf, 'children') xdata=get(h(1), 'xdata') % get x of the first children Is there an R's counterpart? I'm aware of dev.copy() function, but it is of little help in this situation.