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Hello, I upgraded to ferret 0.10.10 and I noticed a strange behaviour with queries. Now the queries return strange results. For example, the two following queries return the same results: familynames|firstnames:andre familynames|firstnames:andr Another example, the first query returns a correct result + incoherent results, the second query returns only the correct result: (familynames|firstnames:baus) (familynames|firstnames:baus*) Could you help me please? Thank you Johan

I receive stdin input from "samba user syncpasswords" in my python script. The user is created with ' Active Directory Users and Computers', and have some accentuated characters in their givenName and/or familyName (sn) When parsing the diff, the CN reads of, but weird characters appears in the attributes instead of the right name : INFO:root:DN found: CN=Arsène

Hi folks, I''ve recently stepped away from PHP web dev and I''m trying out ROR now. I like it so far. But there''s something I cannot figure out on my own. Searching on the API of ROR and Google about the possibilities of sending emails with ROR only gave me the ActionMailer way of sending mails. What I want to do is to send a mail where the body is submitted by a user.

On Wed, 2018-03-28 at 16:06 +0200, Reindl Harald via samba wrote: > > Am 28.03.2018 um 15:52 schrieb Lapin Blanc via samba: > > I receive stdin input from "samba user syncpasswords" in my python script. > > The user is created with ' Active Directory Users and Computers', and have > > some accentuated characters in their givenName and/or familyName (sn)

mkfontscale creates the fonts.scale and fonts.dir index files used by the legacy X11 font system. Alan Coopersmith (1): mkfontscale 1.1.3 Emil Velikov (1): autogen.sh: use quoted string variables Jeremy Huddleston Sequoia (1): mkfontscale: Avoid a buffer underrun Mihail Konev (1): autogen: add default patch prefix Peter Hutterer (1): autogen.sh: use exec instead

Am 28.03.2018 um 16:50 schrieb Lapin Blanc: > Thank you for the tip, i'll use it, but how come it's correctly encoded > in the DN and not in the attribute ? > Is it related to the ldif format or something ? no idea and hence *do not* reply privately on mailing-lists i just recognize base64 when i see it proper mail clients respect List-Post: <mailto:samba at

For those strugling as me for the long time with question: "how the hack i can read a value from registred family name using realtime?" and not to use dbodbc or odbcexec , here's the sollution: RealTime(<family>|<colmatch>|<value>[|<prefix>]) All unique column names will be set as channel variables with optional prefix to the name. e.g. prefix of

Hi, I need to generate some figure using the Arial font as a requirement for PLoS. Following their guidelines, I have converted the windows font files arial.tff files to .afm using tff2afm (exec file from MikTeX), but when I try to generate a postcript file, the postcript device does not recognize the .afm files. The code I use to test the new font is the following:

Hi, I've installed wine-1.3.9 on Fedora 13 x64. I've installed the i686 version due to the issues with x64 Wine and .NET. When I try to run a .NET WinForms application, I get the error: Font '?' cannot be found. This occurs even with a simple test application which just puts up a form with two buttons on it. I have installed corefonts and dotnet20, and drive_c/windows/fonts

Hi, I have to make eps files with fonts embedded. I use the following postscript command: postscript("fig3a.eps", width = 5.2756, height = 7.27, pointsize = 7,horizontal = FALSE, onefile = FALSE, paper = "special",family = "Times") plot(...) dev.off() Are fonts automatically embedded in this way? How can I see that? If not, how to do it? regards, Rudi.

Hi, if i have data in the following time series format: time, amount, state 1 2222 A 1 333 B 2 45 A 2 77 B where states could be n and time periods t is there a package in R that would calculate the transition probabilities in a markov chain. for each t except t=0 to generate A B A B perhaps the best structure might