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...t > correctly. > Any clues? Have you looked at permission of your spooldir in (default) /var/spool/samba WIndows XP en 2000 try to check on the remote spool (on the samba machine) for status afaik so as long as you're not checking your spool out as root you can't check status if you doon't have read permission in the spooldir. If you don't want to set permission you can map the printer to an lpt port in NT5 or disable spoolss in samba (smb.conf) afaik, all of this will make NT5 look at the printers through the lanman protocol (which is the same as the protocol win9x uses) a...

...r whatever toolchain you're using. > OK, I checked the llvm-2.5 Makefiles. They have constructs in them which cannot be used in any BSD Makefile (such as the form of conditionals: ifndef is a GNU Makeism), and won't run on any BSD Make. I know BSD Make and GNU Make well enough, but I doon't know much about Cmake, I can say that all of the makefiles I saw in llvm would (1) refuse to run on BSD make and (2) make no use whatever of the large set of BSD Make template files that always reside in /usr/share/mk. What I could offer, would be to capture a llvm build as done with the cu...

----- Original Message ---- > From: Chuck Robey <chuckr at telenix.org> > To: LLVM Developers Mailing List <llvmdev at cs.uiuc.edu> > Sent: Friday, May 22, 2009 9:22:53 AM > Subject: Re: [LLVMdev] Arm port > > OK, I've got enough to go on with, and I'm getting ready right now to begin > reading the dragon book, but one question bothers me regarding the

> OK, I checked the llvm-2.5 Makefiles. They have constructs in them which cannot > be used in any BSD Makefile (such as the form of conditionals: ifndef is a GNU > Makeism), and won't run on any BSD Make. I know BSD Make and GNU Make well > enough, but I doon't know much about Cmake, I can say that all of the makefiles > I saw in llvm would (1) refuse to run on BSD make and (2) make no use whatever > of the large set of BSD Make template files that always reside in /usr/share/mk. > > What I could offer, would be to capture a llvm build...

Hi all, I can't login. This is a dovecot server for a small inhouse network, and I doon't use any encryption, and just want to login using the standard Linux login dovecot status gives me the following error messages: un 12 12:30:06 ulmke2 dovecot[5814]: auth: Fatal: APOP mechanism can't be supported with given passdbs Jun 12 12:30:06 ulmke2 dovecot[5811]: master: Error:...

...ow wrote: >> OK, I checked the llvm-2.5 Makefiles. They have constructs in them which cannot >> be used in any BSD Makefile (such as the form of conditionals: ifndef is a GNU >> Makeism), and won't run on any BSD Make. I know BSD Make and GNU Make well >> enough, but I doon't know much about Cmake, I can say that all of the makefiles >> I saw in llvm would (1) refuse to run on BSD make and (2) make no use whatever >> of the large set of BSD Make template files that always reside in /usr/share/mk. >> >> What I could offer, would be to captu...

...rt the BSD toolchain? > > OK, I checked the llvm-2.5 Makefiles. They have constructs in them > which cannot be used in any BSD Makefile (such as the form of > conditionals: ifndef is a GNU Makeism), and won't run on any BSD Make. > I know BSD Make and GNU Make well enough, but I doon't know much about > Cmake, I can say that all of the makefiles I saw in llvm would (1) > refuse to run on BSD make and (2) make no use whatever of the large > set of BSD Make template files that always reside in /usr/share/mk. The makefiles distributed with LLVM have nothing to do wit...