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The usual suspects: Solaris 8 gcc 2.95.2 perl 5.60 egd 0.7 openssl 0.95.a openssh 1.2.3 # egd.pl /etc/entropy --- It works the first few minutes and then just stops working. OpenSSH connections started still work, ssh just hangs with a new connection. I've even tried --bottomless; no joy. 0.6 and Solaris 7 worked great. I'm going to try the /dev/random that was mentioned before. Any ideas?

we plan to setup our ORACLE database server (32 bits DB) and use dell r900 server. This server can put up to 128GB RAM. We are thinking use 32 bits CENTOS 4.7 or 5.2. My concern about CENTOS 5.2 is it only support up to 16 GB RAM on 32 bits O.S. Any suggestion? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

hiho. following problem. i have 3 tables in my database with each representing an object. lets say A belongs_to B belongs_to C. when i do my_a = A.find(:all) i can access B as my_a.b and C as my_a.b.c thats fine but rails querys the database each time i do that so is use my_a = A.find(:all, :include => :b) works fine for my_a.b but not for my_a.b.c so i tried my_a = A.find(:all, :include

First, I have what I consider to be decent experience with SSH, and have been running VanDyke's VShell SSH server for considerable time under Windows 2000/XP. Recently, I have been working with Mac OS X and FreeBSD and have been using OpenSSH 3.4p1 The sftp server seems to have major issues when serving files, specifically, if one data stream is used the transfer rates fluxuate between 80 and

Hello: I am running the icecast2.3.2 server and ices0.4 with a perl script which provides the filename of the next track to play. I am reencoding in advance using ffmpeg, which has been very reliable. My main stream is mp3, 64kbps / 44.1 kHz (mono) and I have pre-reencoded the tracks to 32kbps / 22.05 kHz (mono), for a lower data rate stream. At this time, I have not figured out how to get a

Changing the subject since this is rather Btrfs specific now. On Fri, Aug 11, 2017 at 5:41 AM, hw <hw at gc-24.de> wrote: > Chris Murphy wrote: >> >> On Wed, Aug 9, 2017, 11:55 AM Mark Haney <mark.haney at neonova.net> wrote: >> >>> To be honest, I'd not try a btrfs volume on a notebook SSD. I did that on >>> a >>> couple of

...r is going to make the world a better place very quickly because we can, and we should, and we want to... at least I'm pretty sure that's what we want. Need feedback, need public discussion, need to see that we are approaching a sort of "precipice" except there is no fiery lake or bottomless pit--what we are approaching is the Singularity, and it's inevitable--just as it's inevitable that it will have a positive impact on our world and our way of life--all the more positive as more people participate in directing the course of our future. That's what this is, it's a rev...