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At least it appears that way on my FreeBSD 8.1 system. This is probably unnoticeable in regular use but I happen to use CFengine(v2) for system configuration & monitoring. If it notices dovecot not running it tries to start it and hangs. I believe cfengine (cfagent) has created a pipe to monitor the start commmand's stderr and is waiting for this pipe to close. This never happens

I'm setting up a Postfix and Dovecot combination. What I want to do is have a user database that (1) is not running from some engine (so not LDAP or SQL or such) ... and (2) is completely disassociated from system users (e.g. most email users are not in /etc/passwd and most /etc/passwd users are not email users). Ideal would be a one-file solution, which can be managed by text editing or simple command line tools. But what I want is ONE file that both Postfix (for valid recipients) and Dovecot...

Somehow, I've managed to have my .Rdata files become `disassociated' from the R program. I am running Windows XP Pro. I have re-installed R 2.4 in an attempt to have it re-associate itself with .Rdata files, but to no avail. .Rdata files are now associated with a file compression program or alternatively with Rgui.exe. .Rdata files are represented by the blu...

On 1 December 2010 21:37, Duncan Sands <baldrick at free.fr> wrote: > <catch info> = [personality <ptr>] [cleanup] [catches <list of catches and filters>] Hi Duncan, That would allow you to choose a different personality routine for every invoke inside the same function (ie. same EH table), which doesn't make sense to me... It'd also disassociate the

I need to launch a job remotely from a Windows machine on a CentOS box, the caveat is that I can't maintain a connection once I have initiated the job. Anyone got an idea how I can accomplish this? Thanks! jlc

On Sun, Sep 26, 2010 at 11:27 AM, Renato Golin <rengolin at systemcall.org>wrote: > On 26 September 2010 18:56, Nathan Jeffords <blunted2night at gmail.com> > wrote: > > The syntax for the invoke instruction is a little misleading. %x is a > value > > that is being generated by the instruction, not passed to is. It is no > > different in that regard as to

SUSE 9.1 samba-3.0.9-2.6 samba-client-3.0.9-2.6 I am getting some errors that I can't seem to track down in any of the archives. I came across this problem when trying to delete a driver none of the printers are listed in the smb.conf - it is all being generated from the cups and the printcap that cups makes on load First enumprinters works: rpcclient $> enumprinters

I'm getting some wierd things going on. Mostly segfaults with testparm, but others as well... AIX 5.2, IBM C compiler version 6.0, libiconv 1.9.1 compiled in shared mode. I've resolved the LIBPATH thing so I can compile correctly now. When I start nmbd, or smbd with the -D option they just chew up a ton of cpu and log level 10 only shows the code pages being mapped and that's it. I

...l hinted >> pages. In the future we could optimize. Not sure if it's worth the trouble. > > So the trick for me is how best to go about sorting this all out. > There are two ways I see of doing it. > > The first approach would be to just assume that hinting should be > disassociated from poisoning. If I go that route that would more > closely match up with what happened in QEMU. The downside is that it > locks in the unmodified/uninitialized behavior and would require pages > to be rewritten when they come out of the balloon. However this is the > behavior we have...

Hello, I have a running transient domain with a storage volume that utilizes a backing file (both QCOW2 format). I'd like to capture the disk and memory state of the domain preferably to external file(s) (which I understand is an 'external checkpoint'), so that other independent domains can be instantiated and effectively "resumed" from this point-in-time profile. My

I think we should keep GEP essentially the same, but disassociate the type being GEPd over from the type of the operands. So, assuming the new ptr type is spelled "ptr", we could use this syntax: %inner.ptr = getelementptr ptr, ptr %x, i32 1 Or if I was adding 1 to a "struct A*" value in C: %next_elt = getelementptr %struct.A, ptr %x, i32 1 Ditto for all other instructions

On 26 September 2010 20:13, Nathan Jeffords <blunted2night at gmail.com> wrote: > I believe the perceived problem with using eh.exception is that > is disassociates the source of the value with the invoke instruction that > generated it. As far as reusing the landing pad, that is still possible, it > would just require a phi node in the landing pad to bring all the different >

Well, the first day was interesting. We a variety of questions from why do we do this, what's going on with RH, how come this is the first I've heard of you. And hundreds more. The good thing is that we've recieve a very positive response from everyone that visited our booth. Such a positive response that all our CentOS CD's are gone, and most of the cAos CD's are gone, and

...-source project that lies to them about supported configurations. I agree that what you describe would be good. I don’t see why it’s relevant to this discussion: we’re talking about changing the minimum toolchain version. Whether there are bots running the minimum toolchain version today is a fact disassociated from any proposed minimum change. Indeed, the policy we just adopted (and which I’m following) doesn’t mention bots. For sure if someone has a bot running older toolchains we want them to upgrade to the new minimum, so this RFC and soft-error will give them proper heads up. I hope they’ll chime in...

...the future we could optimize. Not sure if it's worth the trouble. > > > > So the trick for me is how best to go about sorting this all out. > > There are two ways I see of doing it. > > > > The first approach would be to just assume that hinting should be > > disassociated from poisoning. If I go that route that would more > > closely match up with what happened in QEMU. The downside is that it > > locks in the unmodified/uninitialized behavior and would require pages > > to be rewritten when they come out of the balloon. However this is the > &g...

See below, although none of these things should be specific to the Galaxy tablet (my older tablet works fine, too). On 2020-01-03 13:20, Robert Jeffares wrote: > Is the Galaxy using Wi-Fi ? YES > > How big is the mp3 stream? 128, 256, ? 32kb/s > > Is the Icecast sever on the same router? NO > > How many connections in the Icecast.xml? NO limits specified >

> On Feb 6, 2015, at 6:40 PM, Chandler Carruth <chandlerc at google.com> wrote: > > On Fri, Feb 6, 2015 at 6:09 PM, Reid Kleckner <rnk at google.com <mailto:rnk at google.com>> wrote: > I think we should keep GEP essentially the same, but disassociate the type being GEPd over from the type of the operands. So, assuming the new ptr type is spelled "ptr", we

...d optimize. Not sure if it's worth the trouble. >>> >>> So the trick for me is how best to go about sorting this all out. >>> There are two ways I see of doing it. >>> >>> The first approach would be to just assume that hinting should be >>> disassociated from poisoning. If I go that route that would more >>> closely match up with what happened in QEMU. The downside is that it >>> locks in the unmodified/uninitialized behavior and would require pages >>> to be rewritten when they come out of the balloon. However this is th...

...CA that is not in /etc/pki/nssdb/ Have you tried a third different set of ssh commands to use the cac: ln -s /etc/pki/nssdb/* ~/.ssh/ #make the certificate authorities available to ssh* ssh-add -D #clear out any existing sigs ssh-add -n #use nss to access the cac Also on some boxes coolkey gets disassociated from nss, and I have found the simple yum reinstall coolkey fixes it, may need to logout/reboot as it affects a bunch O'stuff (and been a while since I had the problem). Even when this disclaimer is not here: I am not a contracting officer. I do not have authority to make or modify the terms...

On Fri, Jan 03, 2020 at 05:28:05PM -0600, webmaster at berean-biblechurch.org wrote: > See below, although none of these things should be specific to the > Galaxy tablet (my older tablet works fine, too). > I have an Android 8 phone that agressively turns off WiFi radio after transaferring data. This is indicated by disappearing a Wifi icon on the Android status line. Then the access