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I set up two AD DC with external bind and it used to work for a while. Following a Bind9 upgrade named complained about missing SOA and NS records in the DLZ zones and could not be started anymore. Monday, due to a misinterpretation of some queries, I restarted Bind on the hitherto working system and I got the same error messages. No nothing changed - no changes in configuration, no updates. I made a slave DNS master and activated its backup of the AD zone, so the infrastructure is currently working. Since I asked about that issue before on this list and received no answ...

..., position=c(1/2,0,1,1), more=FALSE) -- Joaquin Rapela PhD Student, Electrical Engineering University of Southern California 3641 Watt Way, Los Angeles, CA 90089-2520 tel/fax: (213) 821-2070 http://www-scf.usc.edu/~rapela ---------------------------------- Player King: And hitherto doth love on fortune tend: For who not needs shall never lack a friend, And who in want a hollow friend doth try Directly seasons him his enemy....

Timo: As discussed over the last couple of days. Please could the attached patch be applied to "deliver.c" so that it can log (syslog etc.) final delivery into the destination mailbox. This completes a hitherto missing part in logging an email's progress; it is useful (for example) to diagnose "my email wasn't delivered" problems. Thanks. -- : David Lee I.T. Service : : Senior Systems Programmer Computer Centre : :...

...nking multiple bitcode (either binary or text format) files together, llvm-link is the current and future intended tool. 2. For converting bitcode files into (machine code) object files, llc is the current and future intended tool. 3. For linking multiple object files into an executable, llvm has hitherto relied on the system linker, but lld is the future intended tool. Is any of this inaccurate or incomplete? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20150710/50719b47/attachment.html>

...Best > Tomas Indeed. Further note that most arithmetic/math *fails* on character vectors, so if a change would have to be made, it should rather be such that cumsum() also rejects character input. We would have consistency then, but potentially break user code, even package code which has hitherto assumed cumsum() to coerce to numeric first. If a majority of commentators and R core thinks we should make such a change, I'd agree to consider it. Otherwise, we save (ourselves and others) a bit of time. Martin

There is an unannounced and non-backwards-compatible change to the behaviour of 'get' in R2.8.0. 'get'ting a missing value now causes an error, whereas hitherto it's just returned a "missing" object. For example, in R2.8.0 this happens: test> getto <- function( x) get( 'x', sys.frame(1)) test> getto() Error in get("x", sys.frame(1)) : argument "x" is missing, with no default whereas in R2.7.1 this happ...

When assigning names to particular elements of hitherto-unnamed vectors, there is inconsistent behaviour depending on whether the element being named is the last one: test> mm <- 1:3 test> names( mm)[1] <- 'y' Error in "names<-.default"(*tmp*, value = "y") : names attribute must be the same length as...

...39;ve been a Linux user for six years and pride myself on researching as > > many possible forums when trying to fix stuff before asking for any help, > > have never had to confront this nonsense and I'm really fed up with this > > now; I very strongly object to what have been hitherto (reasonably) > > straightforward R download and installation procedures making a total > > idiot > > of me when I try my damnednest to follow all the steps to do it all > > correctly in much the same way as I have done before without too many > > issues. > > &gt...

(Using dovecot 1.0 RC7 on Fedora Core 5) <scene set> Hitherto we have used UW-IMAP on a "farm" of Linux machines mounting NFS from a NetApp. (The UW-IMAP author doesn't like use of NFS, but with careful use of NFS mount arguments ('noac,actimeo=0' etc.) and trying to ensure that all activity for a given user takes place within one machi...

...ode files into (machine code) object files, llc is > the current and future intended tool. > > llvm-link and llc are developer tools only. clang is designed to be the interface here (or your language specific driver). > 3. For linking multiple object files into an executable, llvm has hitherto > relied on the system linker, but lld is the future intended tool. > > This is correct. -eric > Is any of this inaccurate or incomplete? > _______________________________________________ > LLVM Developers mailing list > LLVMdev at cs.uiuc.edu http://llvm.cs.uiuc.edu...

...et up two AD DC with external bind and it used to work for a while. > Following a Bind9 upgrade named complained about missing SOA and NS > records in the DLZ zones and could not be started anymore. > > Monday, due to a misinterpretation of some queries, I restarted Bind on > the hitherto working system and I got the same error messages. No > nothing changed - no changes in configuration, no updates. > > I made a slave DNS master and activated its backup of the AD zone, so > the infrastructure is currently working. > > Since I asked about that issue before on t...

...n? I've explored the wiki, but did not find the incarnation needed to see exactly what chan_zap is doing. Thanks, Jeff -- Jeff Bachtel (root at VPR,TAMU) http://www.cepheid.org/~jeff "The sciences, each straining in [finger jeff at cepheid.org for PGP key] its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little;" - HPL, TCoC

We have gotten stuck trying to get a highly available Asterisk cluster fully functional. We used Linux-HA with Asterisk 1.4.11 on privtae IP's behind the virtual public IP. I got as far as getting phones registered and being able to place calls that rang and you could answer, but there was no audio. So, I enabled RTP debugging and discovered Asterisk was still attempting to send the audio

...ainline code? I'd hate to think my successor would need to keep patching code to have CID work in our environment. jeff -- Jeff Bachtel (root at VPR,TAMU) http://www.cepheid.org/~jeff "The sciences, each straining in [finger jeff at cepheid.org for PGP key] its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little;" - HPL, TCoC

.... For example, here's the normal behaviour: test> x1_ 5 test> x1[1]_ NA test> x1 [1] NA test> mode( x1) [1] "numeric" No coercion was required because 'logical' (the default mode of NA) is "ancestral" to 'numeric'. Note also that assigning to a hitherto non-existent element of x1, e.g. x1[2]_ NA, also does not coerce. But: test> x0_ numeric( 0) test> x0[1]_ NA test> mode( x0) [1] "logical" Similar things happen with vectors of mode 'complex' and even 'character': test> xc0_ complex( 0) test> xc0[1]_ 3 t...

...> > > As a public service announcement, recursively removing all of your files > > from / is no longer recommended. > > I'm not following, has it ever been recommended (on a working system)?? > > Or is this one of those ironic posts? 8-) I think the point is that hitherto, if you kill a system with "rm -rf /", you can still do a re-installation from scratch. If I understand correctly what people are saying, killing the UEFI stuff stops you ever being able to do a re-install on that box. Is that correct? Is there no way to do a factory reset of the BIOS? C...

AFAICS, --write-batch logs the changes made while doing an rsync operation from place A to place B, and lets you then use the batch file to apply those changes to place C if it were hitherto the same as B. I reckon it'd be a good feature to have a mode where the changes can be logged *without* updating B, so that the update to B itself can be done from the batch file. The motivation for this is wanting to synchronise a large directory tree between Site A and Site B. They can only...

Hi I noticed a small inconsistency when using sum() vs cumsum() I have a char-based series > tryjpy$long [1] "0.0022" "-0.0002" "-0.0149" "-0.0023" "-0.0342" "-0.0245" "-0.0022" [8] "0.0003" "-0.0001" "-0.0004" "-0.0036" "-0.001" "-0.0011"

I guess you've all read it already, but here it goes: "All video codecs are covered by patents. A patent pool is being assembled to go after Theora and other ?open source? codecs now. Unfortunately, just because something is open source, it doesn?t mean or guarantee that it doesn?t infringe on others patents. An open standard is different from being royalty free or open source. Sent

There was a flurry of "Vonage is going to unlock SIP" activity last year; did anything productive ever come of it? Are *you* using your Vonage lines directly into Asterisk? In lieu of that, for a 4 line small business that doesn't need to pay Vonage $150 a month, who? Broadvoice? Someone else? I'm a touch unimpressed with the fact that BV's website *won't quote you