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Good morning, I''m new to rails and am having some basic questions in development. See if anyone can help me with a test problem. I need to test if my model "Procedure" is linked to the workflow. If not, the system must acknowledge an error. Below is the code that is in the file test \ unit \ procedure_test.rb. require ''test_helper'' class ProcedureTest <

As subject says: With Intel PXE stack version 4.x (stack identifies itself in BIOS as IBA 4.0.x or 4.1.x), pxelinux' localboot option hangs instead of going to BIOS. This does not happen with older PXE stack. I have a feeling that the this broke somewhere in version 2.x - I *believe* 1.75 PXELINUX works fine - but haven't had a chance to try again. -alex

On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 1:02 AM, Spike White <spikewhitetx at gmail.com> wrote: > I have a question on how to deal with a quirk of the Intel Boot Agent. > Both for PXE boots and for EFI boots. > > I've noticed this IBA quirk for years. According to the "DHCP options" > RFC, variable length DHCP options are not necessarily null-terminated. > So if I specify

Philippe Andersson I think tried to respond on this thread but all I see is your corporate email signature? I did some more troubleshooting tonight. TL;DR at the end. First, confirmed that NOTIFYCMD is in fact firing. So I changed it to: NOTIFYCMD logger "NOTIFYCMD FIRED!" followed by: sudo service nut-client restart and that message does show up in /var/log/messages when I pull the

First, THANKS! The SYSLINUX/PXELINUX s/w and docs are great. I have been able to set up a working server for PXE boot in very little time, using our existing Win2k DHCP server and a Red Hat 7.2 Linux server for tftp, etc... It took very little time (compared to an earlier effort 4 months ago.....) and the pxelinux/menu/memdisk environment is great for us. The environment seems to support PXE

All, I have a question on how to deal with a quirk of the Intel Boot Agent. Both for PXE boots and for EFI boots. I've noticed this IBA quirk for years. According to the "DHCP options" RFC, variable length DHCP options are not necessarily null-terminated. Here's the details: >From DHCP Options and BOOTP Vendor Extensions (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2132#section-2)

On Tue, 2014-03-18 at 00:02 -0500, Spike White wrote: > So if I specify Bootfile name (option 67), frequently that's the last real > DHCP option. Thus the next byte is the DHCP "end option" aka 255. The IBA > code mistakenly parses this as "/boot/efi.x64/syslinux.efi^X", where ^X > is a char with value 0xFF (255). It requests this filename from the TFTP

H. Peter, Do you still work at Intel? Any pull with Intel's NIC F/W team? Ask them to "Respect the RFC!" (Like Cartman -- "Respect My Authority!") That would be the best solution. :-) But I know I work for a hardware vendor and I have *zero* pull with any internal firmware team. Spike > Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2014 12:02:54 -0700 > From: "H. Peter Anvin"

I finally got this working, for the sake of anyone else who comes across this thread with a similar problem: Since NOTIFYCMD was working fine with bash scripts, I had it point to a bash script which I used to call my python script, and I set up the bash script to capture errors and write them to a log file: /etc/nut/ups-log.py > /home/pi/Documents/scripts/mylog 2>&1 I didn't realize

Cordial saludo. Estoy teniendo un problema al convertir una columna categórica a numérica. Espero que me puedan colaborar. Esta variable está en números escritos, es decir, "uno", "dos" etc. Ya los cambie por números (que siguen siendo factores) mediante fct_recode y quise de ahí convertirla mediante as.numeric pensando que R iba a identificar los números y no iba a alterar el

Hello Arnaud, On 05/04/14 22:01, Arnaud Quette wrote: > Philippe, Ivan, > > please see https://github.com/networkupstools/nut/issues/118 > and send back your data. I've pasted the requested files in github, but the auto-formatting may have damaged them, so here they are. Also, when I ran gen-snmp-subdriver.sh, it gave me the following message:

Philippe, Ivan, please see https://github.com/networkupstools/nut/issues/118 and send back your data. cheers Arno -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/nut-upsuser/attachments/20140405/682f10dd/attachment-0001.html>

Additional question: I noticed on the HP Website that the latest version of "CPQPOWER.MIB" (1.76, dated Sept. 19, 2013) was more recent than the related file (./drivers/compaq-mib.c) in the NUT driver. Is the MIB structure as implemented on the management card perhaps no longer in line with the NUT driver ? The latest MIB file can be downloaded from the following URL:

Hello list, I have the following hardware setup: - HP C7000 enclosure, with 4 blade servers - two power supply modules in the enclosure (one is enough to sustain the 4 blades) - two UPSes, each one feeding one of the enclosure power supplies I would like to configure NUT to initiate an early shutdown of that environment only if *both* UPSes are on battery. I've created the 2

Hola erreros, Tengo dos data frame, que no tienen ni el mismo numero de filas ni de columnas. Uno de ellos tiene una columna con nombres largos. El otro sólo contiene una lista de todos los posibles valores de esa columna y un numero. Es digamos una tabla sólo para identificar los nombres y poder trabajar con los numeros en vez de con los nombres largos. Un ejemplo muy corto sería: data frame de

Hi! I'm a new member in VoIP world. I want to implement a VoIP PBX using asterisk/tribox in the office but I have one doubt. Which is the best way to use actual PSTN lines in the VoIP PBX? Using a box as Linksys SPA400 or installing a PCI card (Rhino/Digium...) into the server? Which benefits/problems will I have with each option? Regards -------------- next part -------------- An HTML

Buenos días, estoy intentando reproducir el script de este github: http://uc-r.github.io/iml-pkg#interactions Todo iba bien hasta que en el 6º panel me encuentro esto: For any given loss function do 1: compute loss function for original model 2: for variable i in {1,...,p} do | randomize values | apply given ML model | estimate loss function | compute feature importance

On 23/06/14 04:32, Stan Gammons wrote: > Can one have a single UPS powering multiple servers and have them all > shutdown in an orderly fashion pending a power loss? It seems as > though this is possible from what I gathered from the docs, but I've yet > to make this work on an OpenBSD and FreeNAS machine that are powered > from the same UPS. The master server that the UPS

Hola a todos, Después de presentar ayer en las jornadas de usuarios de R de Madrid el problema de las ocho reinas y su solución con R, unas de las críticas que recibí es que el código de la solución no iba mucho con el estilo de R. En concreto, la función que recibe una lista con la posición de las reinas (ejemplo (1,5,2,3,4,6,8,7)) y calcula si se atacan (comparten la misma diagonal). El código

Can one have a single UPS powering multiple servers and have them all shutdown in an orderly fashion pending a power loss? It seems as though this is possible from what I gathered from the docs, but I've yet to make this work on an OpenBSD and FreeNAS machine that are powered from the same UPS. The master server that the UPS is connected to via USB receives messages from the UPS, but