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I''d like to include similar information that notice() spits out in a file I am generating -- basically so that anyone looking at the generated file (actually a file fragment) could trace it back to the class that is generating the entry. Using $name within the file fragment is the closest I am getting to what I want -- is there anything better? -- You received this message because you

Hi, I managed to compile 4.10.0 under CentOS 7.6. I did the following: - update the yum package repository cache: sudo yum makecache - install yum-utils: sudo yum install yum-utils - add the IUS package repository: sudo yum install https://centos7.iuscommunity.org/ius-release.rpm - update the yum package repository cache again: sudo yum makecache - install Python 3.6 including PIP: sudo yum

Hello, I am new to LLVM. I am using an x86 code generator. I need to write a few passes based on cache blocks and data layout information. Does LLVM provide a way for me to see the data layout and analyze what are the cache blocks? If not is it possible to implement the same in the current framework? Thank You Dhruv Choudhary -- School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Georgia Institute

I've got an E&M wink T1 into a Sangoma card, and it's dropping my DNIS digits. I'm supposed to get four digits from the CO, and I reliably get the first digit -- it's a crapshoot as to how many after the first I get. I have overlapdial=yes and immediate=no. Any other suggestions of things to tweak/try? Thanks! -Ken

It compiled fine for me using rpmbuild on CentOS 7 On 6/6/2017 6:39 PM, Peter wrote: > On 07/06/17 10:52, Matt Bryant wrote: >> Just downloaded the latest release 2.2.30.2, ran ./configure with all >> defaults and make ... >> >> and it fails to build .. error somewhere whilst running Makefile in lib-http > Just built fine for me. I'll give you a link once I get

...ersonal opinion. It's why I publish SRPM's for many distinct python modules. You simply do not know which version of a module, or which version of a module dependency, you will wind up with depending on what has updated on pypi.org and what you already have installed. It is an unpredictable crapshoot. I just ran into this in force when someone casually ran "pip instlal awscli", which was already present, and the umask was set to 077 and broke other new dependencies for non-root users. pip, like CPAN, ant, maven, gradle, and rubygems, is prone to bringing in new and incompatible compo...

I installed a Centos 4.x system using a lvm install across four HDDs. It is my first install using LVM. System had a power-failure and stopped booting up. A new trainee simply took out the HDDs and restarted the file-server on a fresh HDDs. Now the problemis that the four HDDs have data. But the order of the HDDs (of install....1st primary, 2nd primary etc.) is unknown. Earlier we used to boot

Has anyone here been able to view Netflix movies on CentOS? (It requires Internet Explorer, and I'm wondering what the workaround is for Firefox) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20080502/6ace912b/attachment.html>

Hi , I'm disperated I've recently installed FreeBSD 4.8 ,and all at the first look was ok , this was only a try in a small partition , and now I have decided to install it in a bigger partition , so I've downloaded the 5.1 ISO (to give it a try too) and I've tried to BURN it with "burncd" . Now, I've noticed that in the DEV directory there are the devices

...#39;s why I publish SRPM's for many distinct python > modules. You simply do not know which version of a module, or which > version of a module dependency, you will wind up with depending on > what has updated on pypi.org and what you already have installed. It > is an unpredictable crapshoot. I just ran into this in force when > someone casually ran "pip instlal awscli", which was already present, > and the umask was set to 077 and broke other new dependencies for > non-root users. > > pip, like CPAN, ant, maven, gradle, and rubygems, is prone to > bringing...

Sigh, In the interest of moving forward on this project I've given up trying to get Dovecot to support mailboxes, rather I've tweaked around in qmail and had it deliver into a mail directory on a disk, that isn't NFS mounted. That got me past the various locking complaints and "operation not supported" on home directories that were mounted from the NetApp filer. Going as

Halo, Please can you explain why this is advantage over a hardware load balancer. I fail to see advantage if anything it add in more point of failure, with several hundred thousand user, we can ill afford to mess around or add to complexity, sometime keeping it simple is simply way to be, when use qmail/vpopmail, we never had one failure or problem, ever, we very proud of this record so our users.

Hi. I experimented a bit with collecting entropy from the time it takes for device_attach() to run (in CPU cycles). It seems that those times have enough variation that we can use it for entropy harvesting. It happens even before root is mounted, so pretty early. On the machine I'm testing it, which has minimal kernel plus NIC driver I see 75 device_attach() calls. I'm being very careful

I have been searching this forum and just about every ZFS document i can find trying to find the answer to my questions. But i believe the answer i am looking for is not going to be documented and is probably best learned from experience. This is my first time playing around with open solaris and ZFS. I am in the midst of replacing my home based filed server. This server hosts all of my media