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Is there something like the LISP function dribble in R? This would log all the output to a file but still show it on the terminal too. sink just diverts the output, but I dont see a way to do what dribble would do? Johann -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- r-help mailing list -- Read http://www.ci.t...

...serves as metadata and gives you important > information such as expected stream length. Pushing this to the back for > the sake of making tag updates quicker seems a bit of a bad move to me - > how often do you re-tag your files? > Reasonably often. I keep adding more information in dribbles every time I go to look something up on the cd case. What was the rationale behind putting the data most likely to change at the start of the file? Nick

I'm just curious if any one else has noticed this. I've bought hard drives from both Walmart and Best Buy. If I can wait, I order them from newegg.com. I'm beginning to think that the staff at both Walmart and Best Buy, somewhere along the supply line must dribble the drives like basket balls. The reason I say that is all the drives I have bought from those two places fail within a few months time. Has anyone else noticed that? Just curious. Jim

Hi to the list. SuSE 9.1, Samba 3.04, + cups, dns, dhcp, apache2, squid, SuSEfirewall2. 2 x 2.0 GHz cpu + 2GB mem. Essentially LAN only. Problem: Server stops responding to logons, logged on users kicked out of home-drives. This happens twice a normal working day. Memory seems to dribble away steadily but surely... My link via ssh (PUtty) stays good. Question: This has been frustrating me for some time, and I can't seem to pin down the cause (my knowledge is in puberty). I have come to the point of re-instalation, (copout?), but maybe someone came across this before and is wil...

...unwinding the stack). I don't see a mechanism for this. The closest I see is the mechanism for exceptions. I cannot tell by reading the documentation for exception-handling whether it is sufficiently flexible to accomodate nonlocal goto's. It's plain that on modern systems (which dribble saved registers all over the sack) some kind of unwinding is necessary, and that the traditional model of loading a register and jumping is no longer sufficient. What's not clear is whether the exception handling mechanism is sufficiently dynamic to permit an accurate specification of the...

I''m pretty smart, and was once regarded as pretty network and computer savvy. But the world has obviously passed me by! I have a server in a colocation facility, and I was recently hit by a bill for overage; I used more bandwidth than I expected, and I must pay. So now, I want to bother with packet shaping on the server. The *most* important thing is to clamp bandwidth to the 1Mbps

...state is broken and useless. My primary need for batch is to produce a final output file of a session after I have worked out a sequence of procedures. I save my instructions in a file that I can source, then run it in batch to have a copy of input and output together. (If there was a log file (or dribble), this problem would be solved.) At present, there are two problems with batch: (1) I always run R interactively with saving the .RData shut off. This is not possible in batch. Robert promised that it would be changed in R0.14 but that never occurred so I am obliged to modify the C code of each new...

...ret { undef, F_static_depth, L_number } > The closest I see is the mechanism for exceptions. I cannot tell by > reading the documentation for exception-handling whether it is > sufficiently flexible to accomodate nonlocal goto's. It's plain that on > modern systems (which dribble saved registers all over the sack) some > kind of unwinding is necessary, and that the traditional model of loading > a register and jumping is no longer sufficient. What's not clear is > whether the exception handling mechanism is sufficiently dynamic to > permit an accurate s...

...I don't see a mechanism for this. > > The closest I see is the mechanism for exceptions. I cannot tell by > reading the documentation for exception-handling whether it is > sufficiently flexible to accomodate nonlocal goto's. It's plain that on > modern systems (which dribble saved registers all over the sack) some > kind of unwinding is necessary, and that the traditional model of > loading a register and jumping is no longer sufficient. What's not > clear is whether the exception handling mechanism is sufficiently > dynamic to permit an accurate speci...

I haven't received a single message since 3rd June and was wondering whether the mailing list is down. Cheers, ak.

Someone for the love of go must have a answer for this.. :) Im so needing to trickle a few games/apps running under wine.. Anyone got any ideas?

...twork Logon Service path = /usr/local/samba/lib/netlogon case sensitive = no guest ok = yes locking = no writable = no It would also be a good idea to add (but not essential): share modes = no I run the example config on sites with up to 200 clients without any problems and hope this little dribble helps. Cheers, John H Terpstra - Samba-Team -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John H Terpstra - Managing Director Phone: +61 2 9524 4040 Aquasoft Pty Ltd (ACN 050 057 488) Fax: +61 2 9540 401...

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I am trying to run a Windows app on Mac using Wineskin. The app uses the functions GetDIBits and BitBlt for the purpose of capturing a snapshot of the screen. The problem is that these functions seem to behave a little different with Wineskin than in Windows. For example: HBITMAP hbm; hbm = (HBITMAP) GetCurrentObject(bitmapDC, OBJ_BITMAP); GetDIBits(bitmapDC, hbm, 0, 0, NULL, (LPBITMAPINFO)

...212613091560 packets input, 13607237844800 bytes, 0 no buffer Received 212613090908 broadcasts (2159693404 multicasts) 0 runts, 0 giants, 0 throttles 0 input errors, 0 CRC, 0 frame, 4149536364 overrun, 0 ignored 0 watchdog, 0 multicast, 0 pause input 0 input packets with dribble condition detected 154150900 packets output, 232610834033 bytes, 0 underruns 0 output errors, 0 collisions, 0 interface resets 0 babbles, 0 late collision, 0 deferred 0 lost carrier, 0 no carrier, 0 PAUSE output 0 output buffer failures, 0 output buffers swapped out ..snip....

Unless I've missed something (which is possible) there hasn't been any "public progress announcements" regarding rpmfusion in the past several weeks. Is there anything new to report? My ulterior motive is that I would love to have the convenience of a one-stop rpm shop for Centos/RHEL and Fedora, and it's my understanding that's what rpmfusion is intended to be... --

All, I'm about to kick of the script that migrates llvm-gcc-4.0 from the apple mirror to the llvm.org repository. Unfortunately, this is a slow process. I expect it will take much of the weekend to complete. In the mean time, please don't commit anything to the apple llvm-gcc repository (or the mirror). Save your commits for Monday when the transition will be completed. I'll send

Flac is great, but I have some questions about the way the metadata is stored. It takes an age to retag the file because all the data has to be shuffled around the disk. For most formats (ogg, mp3) the filesize is small, but I was thinking, why not have the metadata at the end of the file? This would not really be a problem for streaming, since you just read out the metadata from the end

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Hi all, I've read a bit about fastcgi, and wondered if it might be an interesting solution for e.g. running php in a user-switched environment or running ruby-on-rails etc. But I wonder why nobody (searched on Google) seems to use CentOS with mod_fastcgi for Apache 2.x. And I also wonder why people actually using Apache 2.x and ruby-on-rails with CentOS did run a lighthttpd-fastcgi