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Hi Rowland, I'm not good at betting :p I didn't meant to be rough answering that. My point was the same as for the difference between advising to run ./configure or ./configure --help: give users information for they deal with issue themselves. That's why I took time to explain these behaviours, with errors as shown below. Now if it works it's because Samba is well developed, or

hi, im getting tired on this one. i want to replace all forwardslashes with backwardslashes. irb: r = "C:/RAILS/" r.gsub("/", "\\") or r.gsub("/") {(''\''} both give me: "C:\\RAILS\\" how can i use gsub to display only one "\"? regards -- You received this message because you are subscrib...

...\bin) 6. Add the line (load "/PATH/ess-site") to your .emacs (or _emacs) file (or default.el or site-init.el, for a site-wide installation). Replace `/PATH' above with the value of ess-lisp-directory as defined in `ess-site.el'. Use forwardslashes `/'. -------------> I found default.el where I added the line (load "c:/emacs-20.7/lisp/emacs-lisp/ess-5.1.19/lisp) If you wish to run R, you can start it with: --------------> did not work in emacs M-x R Thank you for your help. I am sorry if it...

Hello, I am developing a Java application that requires me to read from and write to a samba share. When developing in a windows environment this was not a problem. I mounted the share as "M:/", built a path to a file, checked if the file exists using the Java function file.exists(), and went on my merry way. Now I am developing in a Linux environment(SuSE 10). I mount the samba

Hi , Thank you for your input. I have had tried all of the escape characters you have have tested with but I have had no luck with them. I am curious to know which versions of net have you been tested with? I do agree that the best practice for this is to remove "-" from the beginning of the object name, However, seeing that it can be created that way allowed, I would like to find a