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I'm having a Thursday morning mental block, any suggestions on the following would be most appreciated... I have (as an example) surgery = c("d48", "d67", "dnc37", "a75", "d10", "a78", "d31", "d55", "d1") before each number part the possibilities are c("a", "d", "dnc"), I'm trying to split each element in "surgery" so that I have, status time d 48 d 67 dnc 37 a 75 d 10 a 78 d 31 d...

...) d47 = mytwo(state, roots2, suffix2) d48 = mytwo(city, roots2, suffix2) d49 = mytwo(cityst, roots2, suffix2) d50 = mytwo(inscompany, roots2, suffix2) d51 = mytwo(state, roots2, suffix3) d52 = mytwo(city, roots2, suffix3) d53 = mytwo(cityst, roots2, suffix3) d54 = mytwo(inscompany, roots2, suffix3) d55 = mytwo(prefix, state, roots) d56 = mytwo(prefix, city, roots) d57 = mytwo(prefix, cityst, roots) d58 = mytwo(prefix, inscompany, roots) d59 = mytwo(prefix2, state, roots) d60 = mytwo(prefix2, city, roots) d61 = mytwo(prefix2, cityst, roots) d62 = mytwo(prefix2, inscompany, roots) d63 = mytwo(prefi...

...;state", "roots2", "suffix3") d52 = mytwo("city", "roots2", "suffix3") d53 = mytwo("cityst", "roots2", "suffix3") d54 = mytwo("inscompany", "roots2", "suffix3") d55 = mytwo("prefix", "state", "roots") d56 = mytwo("prefix", "city", "roots") d57 = mytwo("prefix", "cityst", "roots") d58 = mytwo("prefix", "inscompany", "roots")...

...bd80 d_time 0 jiffies 5742081270 What about making your symlink like this: ln -s 'msdfs:\\smb03.physics.wisc.edu\share\path' testback Note the use of simple quote and double _back_slash. I get unexpected result with zsh (\ gets interpreted..) but with bash it results in this: d55:/tmp/share # ls -l link* lrwxrwxrwx 1 aaptel users 28 Aug 30 16:51 link -> msdfs:\\10.160.65.191\target lrwxrwxrwx 1 aaptel users 32 Aug 30 16:50 linksub -> msdfs:\\10.160.65.191\target\sub And both link works, with msdfs root = yes > msdfs root = no, link points to path, link CA...

...;state", "roots2", "suffix3") d52 = mytwo("city", "roots2", "suffix3") d53 = mytwo("cityst", "roots2", "suffix3") d54 = mytwo("inscompany", "roots2", "suffix3") d55 = mytwo("prefix", "state", "roots") d56 = mytwo("prefix", "city", "roots") d57 = mytwo("prefix", "cityst", "roots") d58 = mytwo("prefix", "inscompany", "roots")...

...Call Rinterface.GetArray("sd_output$sd_ee[1]", Range("ASYM_MAX_ANALYSIS!E50")) Call Rinterface.GetArray("pv_data$pool_sd", Range("ASYM_MAX_ANALYSIS!C55")) Call Rinterface.GetArray("pv_data$lin_sd_comb", Range("ASYM_MAX_ANALYSIS!D55")) Call Rinterface.GetArray("pv_data$const_sd_comb", Range("ASYM_MAX_ANALYSIS!I55")) Call Rinterface.GetArray("pv_data$CV_sd_comb", Range("ASYM_MAX_ANALYSIS!J55")) Call Rinterface.GetArray("pv_data$lin_sd_one", Range("ASYM...

So I just imported an old zpool onto this new system. The problem would be one drive (c4d0) is showing up twice. First it''s displayed as ONLINE, then it''s displayed as "UNAVAIL". This is obviously causing a problem as the zpool now thinks it''s in a degraded state, even though all drives are there, and all are online. This pool should have 7 drives total,

(Let's keep this on the list) Aurélien Aptel via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> writes: > Chad William Seys <cwseys at physics.wisc.edu> writes: >> Somehow the destination having 'msdfsroot yes' prevents the cifs kernel >> module from following the link. I've taken a look at your traces and right off the bat I see things like this: [...]

...d32(N1) d33(N1) > > d34(N1) d35(N1) d36(N1) d37(N1) d38(A37) d39(N1) d40(N1) . > > > > - RECORD TYPE 'C'. > > - DATA LIST LIST / i2(A1) d41(N1) d42(N1) d43(N1) d44(N1) d45(N1) > > d46(N1) d47(N1) d48(N1) d49(N1) d50(N1) d51(N1) d52(N1) d53(N1) > > d54(N1) d55(N1) d56(N1) d57(N1) d58(N1) d59(N1) d60(N1) . > > > > - RECORD TYPE 'D'. > > - DATA LIST LIST / i3(A1) d61(N1) d62(N1) d63(N1) d64(N1) d65(N1) > > d66(N1) d67(N1) d68(N1) d69(N1) d70(N1) d71(N1) d72(N1) d73(N1) > > d74(N1) d75(N1) d76(N1) d77(N1) d78(N1) d79(N1...