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Hi everyone, I am sending this email after some time consuming exploration into how LLVM executes its tests. I first noticed this issue when Rafael noticed that my patch I sent in to llvm-commits broke some tests. I was initially very skeptical, as I had run the make check test from the build directory before sending in the patch, but as it turns out, several issues came together in a perfect

Hi, I usually have around 10 identities loaded in my local ssh-agent and when I use the "ForwardAgent" option all them are forwarded to the remote server, which is not ideal. I usually only need to forward one (or two) of the identities and I would like to be able to choose which one(s) to forward. Looking for solutions it seems that the only option is to create a new ssh-agent, add

Hi, I was wondering if there are any guidelines for the use of the R logo on websites which are for commercial use? Similar to http://www.python.org/community/logos/ for Python and to http://www.postgresql.org/community/propaganda for PostgreSQL perhaps? thanks, Jan

...d when nobody volunteered to do it, I tried to do it myself. Making something recursive sounds like simply a matter of writing a simple loop around the existing functionality, but what I found out is, at least this part of Claws was written in a manner resembling MVC, with process and UI completely commingled. For that reason I was unable to make it recursive. I have Claws on my daily driver and all my laptops. Thanks to Kevin Korb's instructions, on the laptops I was able to tell Claws its IMAP server was at 127.0.0.1. I pinholed my OpenBSD/pf firewall appliance to port forward incoming ssh to my...

Do you know when you are filling out a registration for a new account, and you keep pressing next to fill the rest of the information in separate pages? I''d like to do that, but I have no idea how. Basically I have a company model with its information, and a contacts model, with belongs to my company (also each company has only one contact), and I''d like for the user to fill in

I would be opposed to this proposal.  I've worked with build systems that went this route before.  What happens is the script grows ever more complicated, the person who wrote the script eventually leaves, and no one knows how to build it outside of a particular frozen set of environments.  I've literally seen code bases die (i.e. no one wants to work on them, eventual rewrite target)