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Am 2015-09-25 09:53, schrieb Pasi K?rkk?inen: > > Yeah the testing rpms for centos7/xen are in virt7-xen-44-testing > repository (and virt7-xen-46-testing aswell). > oh cool... how stable is it? I know the meanig of testing :) but it is stable enough to use it at home? Are there any known bugs/problems? If I want to start to use it, could I take already xen-46 or it is to unstable

...ead from stdin, but if stdin is a tty then we should use a.out as a default file. This lets these tools act the same as their gnu counterparts (when meaningful) but also adds what I think is convenient to not have to specify a.out. This proposal would look something like this: $ llvm-strings # not meanigful to read from stdin here, look for a.out $ llvm-strings < file # use stdin I may have got the behavior of stream redirection wrong here, or missed a situation when reading from the terminal is useful. I would love some feedback. Best, Alex -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachm...

...e should use a.out as a default file. This lets these tools act >> the same as their gnu counterparts (when meaningful) but also adds what I >> think is convenient to not have to specify a.out. >> >> This proposal would look something like this: >> $ llvm-strings # not meanigful to read from stdin here, look for a.out >> $ llvm-strings < file # use stdin >> >> I may have got the behavior of stream redirection wrong here, or missed a >> situation when reading from the terminal is useful. I would love some >> feedback. >> >> Best,...

...is lets these tools act >>>> the same as their gnu counterparts (when meaningful) but also adds what I >>>> think is convenient to not have to specify a.out. >>>> >>>> This proposal would look something like this: >>>> $ llvm-strings # not meanigful to read from stdin here, look for a.out >>>> $ llvm-strings < file # use stdin >>>> >>>> I may have got the behavior of stream redirection wrong here, or missed >>>> a situation when reading from the terminal is useful. I would love some >>&g...

Hi is there already a release of xen for centos7? If not it is on roadmap? If yes when could it be done? -- ------ Greetz

On 09/25/2015 03:01 AM, Christoph wrote: > Am 2015-09-25 09:53, schrieb Pasi K?rkk?inen: >> >> Yeah the testing rpms for centos7/xen are in virt7-xen-44-testing >> repository (and virt7-xen-46-testing aswell). >> > > oh cool... how stable is it? I know the meanig of testing :) but it is > stable enough to use it at home? > Are there any known bugs/problems?

i would do it like this. install the new member, setup a new hostname and ip, (static ip). setup shares and copy data to the new server. down old server, setup alias ip of the old server on the new, and create cname old hostname to new. then monitor in the logs which pc's use ip numbers in shares. for me the biggest advantage is, its reversable and flexible, meanig, you can do most of the

...ead from stdin, but if stdin is a tty then we should use a.out as a default file. This lets these tools act the same as their gnu counterparts (when meaningful) but also adds what I think is convenient to not have to specify a.out. This proposal would look something like this: $ llvm-strings # not meanigful to read from stdin here, look for a.out $ llvm-strings < file # use stdin I may have got the behavior of stream redirection wrong here, or missed a situation when reading from the terminal is useful. I would love some feedback. Best, Alex Does anyone actually use the default to a.out behavio...

...ault file. This lets these tools act >> the same as their gnu counterparts (when meaningful) but also adds what I >> think is convenient to not have to specify a.out. >> >> >> >> This proposal would look something like this: >> >> $ llvm-strings # not meanigful to read from stdin here, look for a.out >> >> $ llvm-strings < file # use stdin >> >> >> >> I may have got the behavior of stream redirection wrong here, or missed a >> situation when reading from the terminal is useful. I would love some >> feedba...

On Fri, Sep 25, 2015 at 12:55 PM, Johnny Hughes <johnny at centos.org> wrote: > On 09/25/2015 03:01 AM, Christoph wrote: >> Am 2015-09-25 09:53, schrieb Pasi K?rkk?inen: >>> >>> Yeah the testing rpms for centos7/xen are in virt7-xen-44-testing >>> repository (and virt7-xen-46-testing aswell). >>> >> >> oh cool... how stable is it? I

I have some archive mails in gzipped mboxes. I could use them with dovecot 1.x without problems. But recently I have installed dovecot 2.0.12, and they are slow. very slow. Creating index files takes about 10 minutes for ~20M file with 560 messages for bzipped mbox, for gzipped is little better but still unusable :( Stracing dovecot process shows that every ~ 20 messages it rereads complete mbox