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I know this is something R isn't meant to do well but I tried it anyway :) I have this SPSS-datafile (size 31 MB). When I converted it to a R object with read.spss("datafile.sav") I ended up with a .RData-file which was 229 MB big. Is this considered normal? Then I tried to dump that object into a database with RPgSQL-package function db.write.table(object) (Memory ran out first

Hello, I'm using dovecot 2.3.4.1 on a Debian buster system. with Argon2ID password scheme, it's only possible to configure the parameters used for it via the generic -r option to "doveadm pw". A higher -r will increase time and memory comsumption. But on my dual core VM it always uses p=1. So it seems the needed threads can only be changed on compile time? Will there be in future a way to explicitly specify memory, time and threads needed for Argon2ID?

hi all what about this... I just put together a box on a web shop (komplett.no) that will cost me NOK ~1850 (? 216) plus a small ?50 drive and cables, so say ?300. This consists of a cheap MB with a duron 1400, 256MB SDRAM and two HFC-PCI cards (if capijod will finish off the zaptel-driver soon). This is all in a cheap PC case. What do you think? Should this be doable? as a product? With only IP

...; > Hello, > > I'm using dovecot 2.3.4.1 on a Debian buster system. > > with Argon2ID password scheme, it's only possible to configure the > parameters used for it via the generic -r option to "doveadm pw". > > A higher -r will increase time and memory comsumption. > But on my dual core VM it always uses p=1. > So it seems the needed threads can only be changed on compile time? > > Will there be in future a way to explicitly specify memory, time and > threads needed for Argon2ID? Dovecot allows you to use externally generated ARGON2ID has...

...e unresponsive. The current solution is destroying the guest process (virsh destroy) and starting again, but the behavior repeats again. As I understand what is happening is that the amount of memory used by Apache's processes (4 mpm forks) is never released so every request causes more memory comsumption reaching that point. If I'm correct on this what can I do to handle it? thanks! -- Rudy Godoy http://stone-head.org

How necessary is it to run this gem on a desktop with a constant power supply? It doesn't seem to be all that useful, except if there's some significant power consumption advantage to lowering the cpu speed. Doesn't the CPU run at full speed unless throttled down by temperature, or is that what this thing does (for desktops)? Thanks. Mark Hull-Richter, Linux Kernel Engineer

On Tue, 19 Oct 1999 00:55:21 +1000, samba@samba.org wrote: >> Hi >> Q1 >> I need to be able to set a maximum size to the users home directories >> so that a disk full or similar message appears. Can this be done ? >> Users home directories are all mapped to the same drive letter. >> RH6.0 with Win 9X clients > >Look at setting up quotas in Linux. Quotas

Hello samba gurus ! I'm using samba 3.0.21c on AIX 5.3 box . I've specified deadtime=15 in my smb.conf file and I'm expecting that inactive sessions ( has no open files ) will be closed after 15 minutes . I'm connecting to samba from my PC ( win2000 ) , minimizing the window and waiting 15 minutes ... but nothing happens - smbd opened by my connection is still running , window

...a new PC to about $300 ad still use an ASUS mainboard and an AMD XP2600+ The trick is to add absolutly nothing not needed. No floppy, no CDROM so you can run off a 200W P/S. Next I'll experiment with a notebook sized IDE disk drives and to see if _underclocking_ the CPU reduces it's power comsumption enough that we can save one fan. Ideally Asterisk will be ported one day to Linux/ARM or some other very low cost platform. for VOIP you do not need the PCI slots. In theory Asterisk could run on a Lynksys router box with re-flashed EEPROM. After all Lynksys' latest wireless router runs L...

...Note that the information where to find vectors and strings on the heap is stored using cons cells. Thus, it may also be necessary to allocate more space for cons cells in order to perform computations with very ``large'' variable-size objects. You can find out the current memory comsumption by typing gc() at the R prompt. 6.2. Why Can't R Source a `Correct' File? R sometimes has problems parsing a file which does not end in a newline. This can happen for example when Emacs is used for editing the file and next-line-add-newlines is set to nil. To avoid the pr...

...Note that the information where to find vectors and strings on the heap is stored using cons cells. Thus, it may also be necessary to allocate more space for cons cells in order to perform computations with very ``large'' variable-size objects. You can find out the current memory comsumption by typing gc() at the R prompt. 66..22.. R sometimes has problems parsing a file which does not end in a newline. This can happen for example when Emacs is used for editing the file and next-line-add-newlines is set to nil. To avoid the problem, either set require-final-newline t...

...Note that the information where to find vectors and strings on the heap is stored using cons cells. Thus, it may also be necessary to allocate more space for cons cells in order to perform computations with very ``large'' variable-size objects. You can find out the current memory comsumption by typing gc() at the R prompt. 66..22.. R sometimes has problems parsing a file which does not end in a newline. This can happen for example when Emacs is used for editing the file and next-line-add-newlines is set to nil. To avoid the problem, either set require-final-newline t...

Hi Everyone ;) I have posted something like this before but yeilded no solid help as of yet. I am new to * and havent even setup a box for it yet as to I have no clue what I should go ahead and buy before wasting a few $k. Im looking to setup * for my office with outbound calling only with some call agents, and also remote agents so they can work from home. At this time im not looking to

...te that the information on where to find vectors and strings on the heap is stored using cons cells. Thus, it may also be necessary to allocate more space for cons cells in order to perform computations with very ``large'' variable-size objects. You can find out the current memory comsumption by typing gc() at the R prompt. 6.2. Why Can't R Source a `Correct' File? R sometimes has problems parsing a file which does not end in a newline. This can happen for example when Emacs is used for editing the file and next-line-add-newlines is set to nil. To avoid the p...