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...quot; get nice graphing of voltage levels and power usage. I really like that functionality and graphing. The setup is working fine by me, but by implementing such a SNMP agent, every user of nut could get the same functionality, and would not be requiring special hardware for doing so. OpenNms can easliy generate graphs etc based on the SNMP MIB file that is part of nut for Eaton UPSes. I think Cacti and other such tools should also be easy to set up. I've written a bit about my setup here : http://www.kanonbra.com/index.php/projects/snmpnms/27-monitoring-eaton-9130-ups-in-opennms The que...

Hey guys, Here are my thoughts about current Xen boot infrastructure and some changes proposal. It is linked with EFI development but not only. Since the beginning Xen image and other needed stuff could be loaded into memory according to multiboot protocol. (e.g. implemented by GRUB). It means that current implementation of Xen takes info about current system config from multiboot_info_t

Hi Tom, Thank you for your quick reply. I aplied changes as you suppose, and now users can comunicate each with others. - thank you very much. I have just one aditional question regarding PKTTYPE=No variable. I didnt find it in shorewall.conf so I simply add it at the end of conf file (above #Last line :-) ) So question is it is standard feature of shorewall, and from which version it is

...f voltage levels and power usage. > I really like that functionality and graphing. > The setup is working fine by me, but by implementing such a SNMP agent, > every user of nut could get the same functionality, and would not be > requiring special hardware for doing so. > OpenNms can easliy generate graphs etc based on the SNMP MIB file that is > part of nut for Eaton UPSes. I think Cacti and other such tools should also > be easy to set up. > > I've written a bit about my setup here : > > http://www.kanonbra.com/index.php/projects/snmpnms/27-monitoring-eaton-913...

...MDCT 4) Deduce the desired spectral envelope curve (the 'floor'). This, of course, is the step that includes 'major magic.' 5) Generate a set of LPC coefficients that encode the curve. Transform the LPC coefficients into LSP coefficients (which tolerate quantization more easliy). Encode the LSP coefficients. 6) Remove the floor from the MDCT coefficients and quantize; the result is the 'residue'. On the decode side, the original spectrum is reconstructed by multiplying the floor with the residue. Encode the residue. 7) repeat. Next... bitstream level...

...ogram already checks for the existence of the file, and > > creates it if its not there. This is not atomic, and cannot easily be > > made secure. > Well, you can open() it with [ O_CREAT| ] O_EXCL. - Which will happily create a new file through a symlink... - Which isn''t easliy do-able for shell scripts. > e.g. mkstemp(). Unfortunately the file is created with mode 0666, so > you need to remember to fchown() it. Which Casper Dik just noted is a Posix requirement. Don''t you just LOVE those Posix specs? Grant Kaufmann (grant@intekom.com) wrote: > I be...