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Hi Everyone, Another note that there''s a pre-release available for non-win32 platforms that I''d like people to test out. As usual you can install it with: gem install daemons (if you don''t have this) gem install mongrel --source=http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/releases/ This release adds some fantastic file management gear from why the lucky stiff and Dan Kubb.

Hi, (First of all, sorry if I'm not posting to the right list) I have begun translating the vorbis.com website (very useful resource for beginners) to French. I've made up a tarball[1] with the current results. To go on translating, apart from tons of bravery for the looooong lists of software, I'd need the "sources" of the images used on the website (such as "Download Music", "Visit music sites that use Ogg Vorbis", or "Donate Today!"), in order to translate them too. I know that Apache can cope with images c...

Package: logcheck-database Version: 1.2.63 Severity: normal --- Please enter the report below this line. --- Added the following patterns to allow for removal of dynamically allocated addresses from the DNS server by dhcp: ^\w{3} [ :0-9]{11} [._[:alnum:]-]+ dhcpd: if [._[:alnum:]-]+ IN TXT .[[:alnum:]]+. rrset exists and [._[:alnum:]-]+ IN A [.0-9]+ rrset exists delete [._[:alnum:]-]+ IN A

...ies. However, if your job is to grow this system with your organization's needs, then investing in R is a great choice: When you learn R, R returns the favor and enlightens you about the data under your care. And don't forget that you can always just "try" R. It might take some bravery, but if you can take a dump/export/snapshot of some data and process it via R, you'll learn quickly whether the transition would require minor updates vs. major overhauls. And here the good folks of this list could probably help -- if you can provide a representation of your data and a descrip...