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...s, or reasons why this wouldn't be accepted? Alternatively, it may be that the correct approach would be to leave ipconfig alone, and add a minimal nsupdate to klibc so that the hostname can be read out of root/etc/hostname later in the pre-boot, then passed on to DNS. Thoughts on the relative merrits of the two approaches welcomed. Finally, and sorry for asking a 'howto' question, are there any pointers on getting klibc to duild on Ubuntu? I'm being frustrated by location of kernel headers, and don't want to go adding symlinks from /usr/src. Phil -------------- next part -----...

...#39;t > be accepted? > > Alternatively, it may be that the correct approach would be to leave > ipconfig alone, and add a minimal nsupdate to klibc so that the hostname > can be read out of root/etc/hostname later in the pre-boot, then passed > on to DNS. Thoughts on the relative merrits of the two approaches welcomed. > > Finally, and sorry for asking a 'howto' question, are there any pointers > on getting klibc to duild on Ubuntu? I'm being frustrated by location of > kernel headers, and don't want to go adding symlinks from /usr/src. > Typically...

Hi, There's been some demand from users to make it possible to use the period character (.) in folder names, but that is impossible when the folder separator is already period. Is there any possibility of replacing that which another separator, say a / ? -Mikko

I've tried everything I can think of, but still cannot connect to a Windows 2000 share using smbclient. I know the shared directory is set up OK because I can get to it with another Windows box. My smbclient command line should be OK because the same syntax works on another Linux box at work (running a slightly older version of smbclient) to a similarly setup Windows box. This is what I get

On 9 Jul 2004 at 13:11, Daniel Brown wrote: > On the other hand, I've run across a sysadmin who always enables his > toor accounts -- and changes its shell to bash. As a result, not only > is there an alternate root account (good in case 'root' trampled on by > accident or purpose), but you can get root bash as a login shell while > leaving the real root to its normal

> On Dec 13, 2016, at 5:55 AM, Rafael Avila de Espindola via llvm-dev <llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> wrote: > > Sean Silva via llvm-dev <llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> writes: >> This will also greatly facilitate certain measurements I'd like to do >> w.r.t. different strategies for avoiding memory costs for input files (esp. >> minor faults and dTLB costs).

I have done a bunch of Rails stuff on my own and my company uses PHP. I often have to integrate very complex HTML/CSS into PHP. I know that the PHP looks more closer to the HTML than Rails because Rails has alot of link_to and other macro like calls that generate alot of stuff that you don''t see in the template. I am wondering if that could make it any tricker to generate the complex sort