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Hi, While learning Ruby and Rails, I decided I just as well learn Linux along the way... It''s been fun, but I''m stuck at one of those exasperating moments... I hope someone can help me :) I installed Ruby 1.8.4 on Fedora Core 4, then Rails, then lighty, and then SCGI. I used yum to install lighty... and it already comes with mod_scgi. I created my first application in

I''m getting this error in Rails: undefined method `include'' for #<MenusController:0x408efd1c> The offending code is: require "rexml/document" include REXML I see there may be a problem with GCC 4 on OSX, but I''m using Redhat with GCC 3.2. http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/articles/2005/12/22/is-gcc-4-0-incompatible-with-ruby-on-os-x-and-elsewhere

Can someone point me to a step-by-step on samba w/FC4? Honestly, I'm only trying a basic share, no rocket science. I've already a samba server on RH9 with the same clients and users trying to access a share on FC4. Logs and testparm returns everything fine. Had SELINUX on and off. Cannot browse even home directories. Thanks, exasperated

...ing some sort of > workload (e.g. a well known database) which has stringent requirements > regarding the TSC for transactional consistency (hence the conservative > default). > >> If so, under what BIOS/xen-boot-params/dom0-boot-params conditions? >> And--please excuse my exasperation--but WTH does this have to do with >> ext3 versus ext4? Is ext4 exquisitely sensitive to TSC/HPET >> "jumpiness" (if that''s even what''s happening)? > > Sorry, I have no idea how/why the filesystem would be related to the > TSC. > > It is possi...

Hi, It works for me to import spss datasets via library(foreign) with read.spss or via library Hmisc by (spss.get). But no matter which way I do import the data, user-defined missings from Spss are always lost. (it makes no difference if there are a single value, a range, or any combination of them. They are always ignored). Is there any way in R to find out if any value was user-defined missing

Janusz Kawczak wrote: > You simply need to remove the stuff related to MS Win from zzz.R; > in partricular the lines after if( .... ) to clear your message. > As you can see, the info relates to the WinMenu under MS Win. I think people have been more than a little disingenuous in claiming that getting the Rmetrics package to go under Linux is transparent. If you have to dig into the

Alright, I've come across a really strange issue and I've been banging my head trying to figure it out. I have 3 machines. 1 Dell Dimension 4100, Pentium 3. 1 Dell 400SC, Pentium 4. 1 Dell 1600SC, Xeon. I run mpg123 0.59r on each machine. Using RH9 with a 2.4.20-8 kernel, each machine plays MoH flawlessly. As RH9 gets older and older, however, the need to upgrade arose. So I

System: R 1.9.1 on Windows 2000. Description of problem: So far as I can tell, this occurs only when using apply() on an array of dimension >=3 AND when for each iteration the function returns a named vector of length >=2. I propose the source of the bug and the fix below, but let me stick to the facts first. Here is an example: >a<-array(1:24, dim=2:4) >

...ut I expect if you do a major version upgrade it will happen. The fix is to re-install the packages that was linked to gfortran.so.3.? This is a real simple fix, only I don't know what packages are at issue to re-install all at one time, so periodically I have this issue appears much to my exasperation. If anyone knows how to determine all installed packages with a gfortran dependencies, then we could submit a short update script for this. Thanks Joe

I'm trying to get over an exasperating problem with rsync 2.5.7, but I'm not making any headway. The nut of the problem is that the rsync daemon seemingly ignores the "syslog facility" configuration when running in standalone daemon mode, as opposed to being started with inetd. So, for example, if I have my configuration file with [global] pid file = /etc/rsync/rsyncd.pid

As Brian Ripley said this morning on 'r-help', a binary distribution of R 1.0.0 to run on Windows 95, 98, NT4.0 and 2000 on Intel/clone chips is available at CRAN (at least in Wien). The URL is http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/windows-NT/base/ See 'README.rw1000' for installation instructions and 'CHANGES' for a list of Windows specific news. As always,

As Brian Ripley said this morning on 'r-help', a binary distribution of R 1.0.0 to run on Windows 95, 98, NT4.0 and 2000 on Intel/clone chips is available at CRAN (at least in Wien). The URL is http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/windows-NT/base/ See 'README.rw1000' for installation instructions and 'CHANGES' for a list of Windows specific news. As always,

I've seen several posts over the past 2-3 weeks about memory issues. I've tried to carefully follow the suggestions, but remain baffled as to why I can't load data into R. I hope that in revisiting this issue that I don't exasperate the list. The setting: 1 gig RAM , Linux machine 10 Stata files of approximately 14megs each File contents appear at the end of this boorishly long

I've seen several posts over the past 2-3 weeks about memory issues. I've tried to carefully follow the suggestions, but remain baffled as to why I can't load data into R. I hope that in revisiting this issue that I don't exasperate the list. The setting: 1 gig RAM , Linux machine 10 Stata files of approximately 14megs each File contents appear at the end of this boorishly long

The app which I am currently trying to get to work properly (Cinema4D network rendering client - it does work 90%, depending on how you look at it) does some weird things, like receiving jobs from a server, computing them, and sending the rendered scenes back to the server (actually I don't know if it's sending them back, or if the server is fetching them; I don't even know what the

...or misleading. Generally what is in fact accurate is obscure and arcane in the extreme. If you know the answer already, you can find it on the web. Otherwise not. I expect a command to work, given that the syntax used is correct. In this case I followed *EXACTLY* (and if you sense a tone of exasperation here, you sense correctly) the instructions given at https://cran.r-project.org/bin/linux/ubuntu/README.html and they *did not work*. Saying "Oh, you must have messed up your system" is not helpful. > And this is not the correct list for Debian or Ubuntu basics so it might be...

Dear R users, Could you help my with the following problem? I want to repeat a glm analysis with 2 independent variables for all 900 variables (snps) in my data set. So, I want to check whether snp1 has a different effect on my outcome variable in patients and controls(phenotype). And repeat that for snp2 to snp900. Is there an easy way to get a summary of the data, e.g. a list of P values of all

...0, 180), :title => "AP Report").show end end This is basically cobbled together from the code Raine posted in ''Problem with threads'' which she stated did not work... but it seems that no one ever got to the crux of the issue of why it didnt work. So I ask, in exasperation, what am I doing wrong? Where do I go from here? Thanks for reading, this got a bit longer than I intended... -Alex C

Hi, If i set strict allocate = yes in samba to speed up the transfer of a mssql database dump, then btrfs does not compress the file. I have tried it also by just copying a small file in Windows to the samba share and the same. I have tried btrfs mount options autodefrag and then btrfs fi defrag -c and the file still does not get compressed. I have tried kernels 3.6.11, 3.8 and 3.10.7 on FC16

Has anybody had experience with installing Supervoice (2.6) fax/voice software in wine? I've installed it apparently OK (although I do seem to remember getting some error on installation) - it seems to start to run OK, but with some glitches! Each time, it wants to re-detect and configure the modem - why?! Also, it shows me the messages (fax and voice) which were stored in the modem (USR 56K