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I've just ported a largeish procmail script across to sieve and want to get to use wildcards in filing mail and can't seem to get regex to work. The script starts nicely with: > require ["fileinto","regex","envelope","vacation","regex"]; and a bit down these few lines comes into play: > elsif header :regex "From"

Hi all, Am trying to read data from a .txt file in such a way that i can access the column names too. For example, the data in the table.txt file is as below: Name Weight Height Gender Anne 150 65 F Rob 160 68 M George 180 65 M Greg 205 69 M i used the following commands: data<-scan("table.txt",list("",0,0,0),sep="") a<-data[[1]] b<-data[[2]]

I have a data frame which has the following data. data<-read.table("table.txt",header=TRUE) data X14A_U133A_StatPairs X14A_U133A_Detection X14B_U133A_Signal 1 AFFX-BioB-5_at 403.0 409.3 2 AFFX-BioB-M_at 757.3 574.4 3 AFFX-BioB-3_at 284.4 327.3 4 AFFX-BioC-5_at

[Re-directing to R-help, as this is more appropriate there.] I tried copying the snippet of data into the windows clipboard and tried it: > dat <- read.table("clipboard", header=T) > dat Name Weight Height Gender 1 Anne 150 65 F 2 Rob 160 68 M 3 George 180 65 M 4 Greg 205 69 M > str(dat) `data.frame': 4 obs.

Hi All, I am facing a problem when using ULOG daemon and SNORT (inline mode) with iptables. My set up is like this. 1. I need ULOG daemon to log firewall logs to MYSQL database. 2. I need SNORT in inline mode for intrusion prevention. Both can work fine induvidually with iptables. But ULOG daemon cannot work when SNORT is also running. Probably the reason is that snort also hooks to netfilter along with ULOG. So the packet does not come to ULOG. Is it so? Does anybody have such a setup up and running ?? Can somebody please help me with some suggestions as to...