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...::Unit, I could just copy the equivalent tests from Rails core, but using RSpec I had to roll my own. * RSpec is BDD (hand-waving new different troublesome); we do TDD. We''ve covered that ground on this list many times; BDD is an extension and interpretation of TDD, not some newfangled crackpot theory. But people don''t know that. * The team had in fact investigated RSpec a few months ago, and decided they didn''t like it. Some of what they didn''t like has been fixed in 1.0, but of course people aren''t going to come running to re-examine each relea...

...mes inaccessible to PHB / noob types because of things like attitude, Asterisk will be relegated to "also-ran" status with such illustrious company as the Amiga, which still has an incredibly vocal minority that insists that Amiga still r00lz, but nobody listens to them and considers them crackpots who should Just Get Over It. We *know* Asterisk is a category-redefining platform. We *know* it is Insanely Great. But ticking people off with brusque answers and flames will *not* win the hearts and minds of potential adopters. *1-2 *1 As far as the previous "black box" comment goes (...

...mes inaccessible to PHB / noob types because of things like attitude, Asterisk will be relegated to "also-ran" status with such illustrious company as the Amiga, which still has an incredibly vocal minority that insists that Amiga still r00lz, but nobody listens to them and considers them crackpots who should Just Get Over It. We *know* Asterisk is a category-redefining platform. We *know* it is Insanely Great. But ticking people off with brusque answers and flames will *not* win the hearts and minds of potential adopters. *1-2 *1 As far as the previous "black box" comment goes (...

...root=/home/michael/Maildir, index=, indexpvt=, control=, inbox=/home/michael/Maildir, alt= doveadm(michael): Error: Can't open mailbox 'Archiv/debian-user/2018': Mailbox doesn't exist: Archiv/debian-user/2018 Sorry for the long lines. Tia Michael -- Psychoceramics: The study of crackpots.

Is there anyone who has (successfully) implemented a method of on-access virusscanning of files on a samba share? For Linux, I only know of Sophos and McAfee virusscanners but neither of them can scan files as they are written or read. Is there possibly a hook of some sort in samba for this? Michel. -- Michel van der Laan - michel@nijenrode.nl http://www.nijenrode.nl/~michel

Shawn "AutoDMC" Boles wrote: > I've got an idea for a program, and after readig about 1/3 of your > documentation, I think LLVM is what I'm looking for. > > What I'd like now is some help to see if my idea is "sane" and and shed > light and direction that could be provided. > > I want to build a simplified "Virtual Machine"

...r > overall goal for this project? > Snip > I can't really give any > feedback on which is more appropriate until I know more about the > constraints of your project. > > -- John T. Hopefully I can explain my project more fully (without being too wordy): "CRAZY CRACKPOT IDEA" What I want to do is create an idealized "processing node." This virtual machine would include: 1) A processing core 2) Access to "permanent storage" 3) Access to a "Network device" With any luck, you should be able to run this virtual "processing...

I've got an idea for a program, and after readig about 1/3 of your documentation, I think LLVM is what I'm looking for. What I'd like now is some help to see if my idea is "sane" and and shed light and direction that could be provided. I want to build a simplified "Virtual Machine" containing: A Terminal Hard Drives (image files) Some Kind Of Networking Device

Hi All. For various reasons, we're currently looking at extending (or even overhauling) the config parser used for sshd_config. Right now the syntax I'm looking at is a cumulative "Match" keyword that matches when all of the specified criteria are met. This would be similar the the Host directive used in ssh_config, although it's still limiting (eg you can't easily