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...e 2.2.3 - php 5.1.6 - phpMyAdmin 2.11.6 - MySQL 5.0.22 Brand new system, brand new installation of all the above products. All looks well, but when I try to connect to phpMyAdmin, I get an error: "Forbidden: You don't have permission to access /phpMyAdmin/ on this server". I'll forgo all the paths I followed trying to get this to work and cut to the "solution": I renamed the phpMyAdmin directory to pma, copied all files in the pma directory to a new phpMyAdmin (FWIIW, using 'cp -pr'), and voil?, problem vanished. (I cannot explain why I even tried that.)...

...uld work fine (needs benchmarking though). The vmdk files themselves won''t be backed up (more data then I can store), just the essential data contained within, so I would think resiliency would be important here. My questions are these. Does this setup make sense? Would I be better off forgoing resiliency for simplicity, putting all my faith into the Equallogic to handle data resiliency? Will this setup perform? Anybody with experience in this type of setup? -Ross

...alk about this much when this came up, but why > do you need this module? It's not commonly installed on all systems, so > this is another dependency people have to satisfy to be able to run the > nightly tester. Is there any way to avoid this? Only two things I can think of: 1. Forgo having "what changed" information in the nightly test 2. Ask Anton to write the date parsing without using Date::Parse and do the parsing manually. Personally I don't think #1 is viable. It is good to know what changed each day. Reid. > > -Chris >

...vol, manually set up sysvol replication to get them to the original DC. 5. Remove the temporary host. Just... wow. :) Isn't there a simpler way of doing this? Namely, if all the restore operations are done offline anyway, why is it frowned upon to simply do everything on the original DC, i.e. forgo the temporary host, overwrite the configuration files (/etc/samba) and the local Samba folder (e.g. /var/lib/samba) with what's in the backup and be done with it? What's the difference between doing this and just restoring the whole machine running the DC bit for bit (dd backup and restore)...

...s in that case if really wanted. but > you probably want to be careful not to skip too many checks otherwise > the attack moves from your imap port e.g. to your webmailer. > > > Hi. Yup, I've got my own whitelisting going on, on the wforce side of things. I'm just looking to forgo the 3 HTTP reqs completely to wforce, from the dovecot side, if possible. I've got some internal services that can generate a significant amount of dovecot logins, but it's kind of silly to keep doing auth policy lookups for those internal servers. To continue the Lua thread, I was thinkin...

I am running 1.2.11, I have had the queue priority lock the system up twice in the last week. I will forgo how I know this is what caused it, just trust me. I used the weight function in queues.conf to add priority to the queue. Is there another way to do it that will make it more stable?

...tried adding user1a in user1 group and not in user1 group...netiher worked. I tried adding user1a with no home directory and tried making their home directoy /home/user1 In all cases, ftp says 'cannot move to /home/user1' when trying to access with user1a. I am to the point it is time to forgo the security of chroot in vsftp to just add a second user. Any help appreciated.

...of logging going on. I am aware of swatch, but most people say that it is pretty resource intensive as well. I came across logsurfer in google search and was wondering if anyone has experience with it or what other good alternatives might exist. While fancy features are nice, I'm willing to forgo them for lower resource consumption. Thanks, Nataraj

On Thu, 5 Apr 2007, Reid Spencer wrote: >> this is another dependency people have to satisfy to be able to run the >> nightly tester. Is there any way to avoid this? > > Only two things I can think of: > > 1. Forgo having "what changed" information in the nightly test > 2. Ask Anton to write the date parsing without using Date::Parse and do > the parsing manually. > > Personally I don't think #1 is viable. It is good to know what changed > each day. I agree. Is the date in a f...

...for my development machine running OS X 10.6. Normally I just use the Passenger PrefPane, which makes a very comfy setup. With the current state of Passenger, I think doing this would involve generating a separate 1.9 version of the Passenger Apache module and some how installing both, a probably forgoing the PrefPane for at least one of the ruby versions. Has anyone trod this road before? Is there an easier way. Am I crazy? Those questions are not meant to be mutually exclusive. -- Rick DeNatale Blog: http://talklikeaduck.denhaven2.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/RickDeNatale WWR: http:/...

Hey all, i have attached a module which installs SSL-Root-certificates in Debian and Darwin. One thing is left to do for darwin: check whether the certificate is installed already. Until I have figured out how to do this, The test is rather simple. There is a class called dfncertificates defined in this module which gives you a hint how the module is used. Have fun, comments are welcome. udo.

...as: 3DForce2 MX Series,NVIDIA GeForce2 MX (Ver 4.12.01.0631 ,9/20/2000) I also tried this with version 2.3.1 of R with the same results. Anyone have any thoughts or ideas on the subject? Has it occurred any place else? Is there a workaround or solution, or should I perhaps turf the package and forgo its abilities since it appears my system as it stands may not be able to support it? -- Brian Lunergan Nepean, Ontario Canada --- avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean. Virus Database (VPS): 0626-0, 2006-06-26 Tested on: 2006-06-26 13:25:48 avast! is copyright (c) 2000-2006 ALWIL Software....

...n internalized >> C library. So I think we need the rule for LLVM function names to not >> rely on linkage here. > > Oh sorry, (almost) TLDR I didn’t get to this part. I don’t see how > this is applicable. If you’re statically linking in a libc, I think > it is fine to forgo the optimizations that TargetLibraryInfo is all about. > > If these transformations are important to use in this case, we should > invent a new attribute, and the thing that turns libc symbols into > internal ones should add the attribute to the (now internal) libc symbols. I'm n...

...a shell on the mail server. I'm not concerned about the same level of security when you could simply cat my mail spool). I'd definitely consider something like an SSH key with a forced command (I do see questions in the FAQ about making dovecot work over a socket connection), but that forgoes using standard imap clients. I could also create a dovecot-only user with my UID and no other login privileges, but I'd like this to "just work" for anyone. I don't know anything about if dovecot supports X509 auth, but this would require the client libraries to support such...

...(code 30) at io.c(181) Google has not been kind; nor have the archives to this list. Perhaps, I am ignorant of the appropriate search criteria? There are other interesting facts: [1] There are ~74 GB of files to be regularly synchronized. [2] This is on an internal LAN; and we have elected to forgo security processes (e.g., ssh). rsyncd is dynamically started via inetd; and this problem is repeatable with a minimal rsyncd.conf, such as: log file = /var/log/rsyncd.log syslog facility = daemon pid file = /var/run/rsyncd.pid [data] comment = DATA volu...

I managed to install RHEL3 onto a 1GB USB key. I had to forgo using grub to get it to but, but am now using extlinux. It actually boots, but ends up panicking. Here's the console messages that should be of interest: usb.c: registered new driver hub Loading ehci-hcd.o module ehci-hcd 00:1d.7: Intel Corp. 82801EB USB2 ehci-hcd 00:1d.7: irq 23, pci mem...

...want to be careful not to skip too many checks otherwise > >> the attack moves from your imap port e.g. to your webmailer. > >> > >> > >> > > Hi. Yup, I've got my own whitelisting going on, on the wforce side of > > things. I'm just looking to forgo the 3 HTTP reqs completely to wforce, > > from the dovecot side, if possible. I've got some internal services that > > can generate a significant amount of dovecot logins, but it's kind of > silly > > to keep doing auth policy lookups for those internal servers. > &g...

I am looking for a way to extract the name of a variable that has been passed into a function for example foo <-function(x){ write.csv(x, file = paste(NAME(x), "csv", sep =".")) } is there a function "NAME" that would let the calls foo(bar) write the file bar.csv and foo(stuff) write the file stuff.csv Robert [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Hi! I have some strange results on my test with nouveau drivers I'm using a old GeForce4 MX 4000 (NV18) with 128 MB. I have made 2 test. -The default configuration, using nomodeset without nouveau_vieux_dri.so $inxi -G Graphics: Card: NVIDIA NV18 [GeForce4 MX 4000] X.Org: 1.12.4 drivers: vesa,nouveau (unloaded: fbdev) Resolution: 1024x768 at 0.0hz GLX Renderer: N/A

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