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I've cut all externally visible xiph.org services over to a new server on a bigger line. Chances are, most of you wouldn't have noticed the change. However, for the next day or two (as DNS propogates), xiph.org may get you snotfish (the old server) or motherfish (the new server). CVS on snotfish is now gone (that's on motherfish), although snotfish will continue answering DNS/

All, We have been testing the conversion from CVS to SVN over the last few weeks. It appears ready to go (great thanks to Anton and David for their hard work). UIUC has a few more things to check out (resolve the ViewVC issue) and we just need to check that the nightly build can work with SVN. Then we're ready to do the conversion. This is just a heads up that the conversion will likely

Hello, All services have been successfully migrated to our new facility. Unfortunately, NetSol once again displayed a brilliant inability to grasp a clue using both hands and a suction cup, and informed us they *might* get around to updating DNS records in about two weeks. If we could fax them enough identification. Needless to say, they've lost our business and our domain transfers should

Hello, All services have been successfully migrated to our new facility. Unfortunately, NetSol once again displayed a brilliant inability to grasp a clue using both hands and a suction cup, and informed us they *might* get around to updating DNS records in about two weeks. If we could fax them enough identification. Needless to say, they've lost our business and our domain transfers should

Hello, All services have been successfully migrated to our new facility. Unfortunately, NetSol once again displayed a brilliant inability to grasp a clue using both hands and a suction cup, and informed us they *might* get around to updating DNS records in about two weeks. If we could fax them enough identification. Needless to say, they've lost our business and our domain transfers should

Hello, All services have been successfully migrated to our new facility. Unfortunately, NetSol once again displayed a brilliant inability to grasp a clue using both hands and a suction cup, and informed us they *might* get around to updating DNS records in about two weeks. If we could fax them enough identification. Needless to say, they've lost our business and our domain transfers should

Hello, All services have been successfully migrated to our new facility. Unfortunately, NetSol once again displayed a brilliant inability to grasp a clue using both hands and a suction cup, and informed us they *might* get around to updating DNS records in about two weeks. If we could fax them enough identification. Needless to say, they've lost our business and our domain transfers should

Hello, All services have been successfully migrated to our new facility. Unfortunately, NetSol once again displayed a brilliant inability to grasp a clue using both hands and a suction cup, and informed us they *might* get around to updating DNS records in about two weeks. If we could fax them enough identification. Needless to say, they've lost our business and our domain transfers should

....1, and i'm having some problems with the --compare-dest option description, actually i dont understand the part which describes the usefulness of this option, it says : This is useful for doing transfers to a new destination while leaving existing files intact, and then doing a flash-cutover when all files have been successfully transferred (for example by moving directories around and removing the old directory, although this requires also doing the transfer with -I to avoid skipping files that haven?t changed). If someone could explain me this (especially the flash...

...Allow the configuration to soak for a few days to ensure everything works * Create a new branch named “main” on the llvm-project repository * This branch will be readonly initially * Reuse the previous Github Action to mirror master to main * This configuration will stay in place until cutover takes place on Dec. 7 *On December 7, 2020*: * We will lock the master branch and change it to be readonly (with the exception of llvmbot) * Switch the GitHub action to mirror commits from the new main branch back to the old master branch * Make a few test commits to ensure the GitHub action is fu...

...old machine, and do. Do I simply have to be more patient? How patient? Is there anything that can be done to speed up the process? If I have to, I can begin assigning IP's to each netbios alias, so that if I ever want to move them, I can also move the IP. I'd really like to be able to cutover quickly to a new machine, so if that's what I have to do, I'll do that. Any advice? -- Ron Peterson Network & Systems Manager Mount Holyoke College

Good morning, I?m looking at dovecot replication for the first time for a particular use case: The VM running dovecot is currently in a public cloud, and I want to move it on-premises, so I want to replicate all mail data from the older instance to the new (then cutover internal DNS) (and in the process update to newer features on the internal instance such as mdbox vs Maildir). However, the new instance I?m building is internal, would have access to the internet only via NAT, so the replication would have to be one way. Is there anything in particular that I nee...

Hello, Scott. > the official cutover. Granted, you might need darcs to pull the current > version out of its repo, since it was originally designed with darcs in > mind. I can confirm, that tailor converts LLVM CVS with all history preserved to mercurial repository without any visible troubles. -- With best regards, Anton Koro...

...cted with a voice extension. At some point during the call, the log shows "chan_zap.c: DTMF digit: f on Zap/2-1". At this point, the call is redirected to receive a fax and the Asterisk voice extension is hung up. The users report that there were no noticable tones heard just before the cutover, so I'm not sure what's going on. Is there a way to disable detection of faxes after the voicecall is initiated? We're running a Digium card to convert our analog trunks if that makes any difference. Thanks! Paul

...p://tinyurl.com/kernelstyle b) Same as the Linux kernel style, but with 4 spaces instead of 8. Although I like Linus' style in most parts, I do think 8 spaces is somewhat excessive. This is the style we use for the Netwide Assembler, NASM. I would like to do one "flag day" cutover of all the code, so I would appreciate your input. -hpa -- H. Peter Anvin, Intel Open Source Technology Center I work for Intel. I don't speak on their behalf.

...aris8) and simply use rsync -a /source/ /dest . It works great except for the few that have > 10 million files. On these I get the following: ERROR: out of memory in make_file rsync error: error allocating core memory buffers (code 22) at util.c(232) It takes days to resync these after the cutover with tar, rather than the few hours it would take with rsync -- this is making for some angry users. If anyone has a work-around, I'd very much appreciate it. Thanks, Mark Crowder Texas Instruments, KFAB Computer Engineering email: m-crowder@ti.com -------------- next part -----------...

...ys to ensure everything >> works >> * Create a new branch named “main” on the llvm-project repository >> * This branch will be readonly initially >> * Reuse the previous Github Action to mirror master to main >> * This configuration will stay in place until cutover takes place on >> Dec. 7 >> >> *On December 7, 2020*: >> * We will lock the master branch and change it to be readonly (with the >> exception of llvmbot) >> * Switch the GitHub action to mirror commits from the new main branch >> back to the old master bran...

Just wondering: Is there any plan to move to svn? I would love to have a diff command that works when I am offline :-) Best Regards, Rafael

I think I found some of my cutover problems. I found a couple Win98 machines which had the same name for user and machine names. While it never seemed to be an issue in the Netware realm, under Samba, it appears to have undesirable results. Although the machines have been renamed, there still seem to be strange problems. Any...

The more I read about all of this, the more I'm thinking about moving to maildir format. My switchover this weekend is full of holes due to the way user's imap folders were laid out. Some had folders in their home directory and others might have folders in their /home/mail directory. Some how, Horde/Imp seemed to keep track of it. Dovecot is not doing so well. I've been reading