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Hi, copy your key from /etc/rndc.conf to /var/named/chroot/etc/rndc.key if you are unable to contact your bind (DNS) server after the last update. For more info, see: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=203070#c4 Secret must be the same or chrooted bind is unable to talk to rndc (ie: '/etc/init.d/named status' for example). -- Milan Kerslager

Why do the generated test files have: require ''test_helper'' It cannot obviously find the file because it''s located in a subdirectory. That''s annoying. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

According to arstechnica, <http://arstechnica.com/reviews/games/forever.ars>Duke Nukem Forever has been ported to Ruby on Rails and is now rendered with some kind of magic mishmash of svg-canvas and ajax! This truely is an example of the incredible power of a web browser. Any hope for getting Mr. Fowler to add a Recipe for this type of thing in his new book? ;) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/piperm...

...example, GVN already does some reassociation, as do some analysis. Other analysis relies more on a canonical form existing and don't, for example, try to perform commutativity on their own. IMHO, we should just declare one or the other to be the case, and hold that line, rather than generate a mishmash) 2. "Keep in mind that instcombine runs 1st, runs to fixed-point, and runs 8 times in the -O2 pipeline." Y'all know how i feel about this one, so i'll leave it alone :) --Dan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llv...

...intaining and improving what we have. * Updates are done through version control using Subversion. We can train you to use this if needed. * We have no preferences about what platform you use, as long as you can use a basic text editor and can edit a little HTML by hand. * The sites are using a mishmash of infrastructures, though the basic setup is hand rolled HTML with server side includes and CGIs. We don't expect the web person to need to maintain CGIs, but if you can, all the better. If this sounds interesting and you'd like to help out, please contact me privately at jack@xiph.org....

...intaining and improving what we have. * Updates are done through version control using Subversion. We can train you to use this if needed. * We have no preferences about what platform you use, as long as you can use a basic text editor and can edit a little HTML by hand. * The sites are using a mishmash of infrastructures, though the basic setup is hand rolled HTML with server side includes and CGIs. We don't expect the web person to need to maintain CGIs, but if you can, all the better. If this sounds interesting and you'd like to help out, please contact me privately at jack@xiph.org....

...intaining and improving what we have. * Updates are done through version control using Subversion. We can train you to use this if needed. * We have no preferences about what platform you use, as long as you can use a basic text editor and can edit a little HTML by hand. * The sites are using a mishmash of infrastructures, though the basic setup is hand rolled HTML with server side includes and CGIs. We don't expect the web person to need to maintain CGIs, but if you can, all the better. If this sounds interesting and you'd like to help out, please contact me privately at jack@xiph.org....

...intaining and improving what we have. * Updates are done through version control using Subversion. We can train you to use this if needed. * We have no preferences about what platform you use, as long as you can use a basic text editor and can edit a little HTML by hand. * The sites are using a mishmash of infrastructures, though the basic setup is hand rolled HTML with server side includes and CGIs. We don't expect the web person to need to maintain CGIs, but if you can, all the better. If this sounds interesting and you'd like to help out, please contact me privately at jack@xiph.org....

...example, GVN already does some reassociation, as do some analysis. Other analysis relies more on a canonical form existing and don't, for example, try to perform commutativity on their own. IMHO, we should just declare one or the other to be the case, and hold that line, rather than generate a mishmash) > > > 2. "Keep in mind that instcombine runs 1st, runs to fixed-point, and runs 8 times in the -O2 pipeline." > > Y'all know how i feel about this one, so i'll leave it alone :) > > > > --Dan > _______________________________________________ &g...

...ther comments that his approach unnecessarily fragments the > API surface area for a core class. You’re doing two things here: 1) adding > a new name for an existing thing, and 2) adding a default. > > My major concern and objection is about #1, since the codebase will get to > be a mishmash of the two. I’d rather keep the world consistent here and > have an opinionated “one way to do it”. > Thanks Chris. That was my original proposal when I first drafted the patch, and I'm happy to just add the default. > > Thoughts/suggestions: > - Adding the default seems ver...

Somewhat of a mishmash between .open (in that it takes a bool readonly parameter) and .config_complete (in that the C code returns an int, but the Ocaml code either throws an exception or completes with unit). I did not spot any existing testsuite coverage to modify for this, and am relying on the fact that it compiles c...

...does some reassociation, as do some analysis. > Other analysis relies more on a canonical form existing and don't, for > example, try to perform commutativity on their own. IMHO, we should just > declare one or the other to be the case, and hold that line, rather than > generate a mishmash) > > > 2. "Keep in mind that instcombine runs 1st, runs to fixed-point, and runs > 8 times in the -O2 pipeline." > > Y'all know how i feel about this one, so i'll leave it alone :) > > > > --Dan > _______________________________________________ &gt...

There are at least 3 active proposals to add reassociative optimizations in IR: [1] D41574 <https://reviews.llvm.org/D41574>- a new pass for reassociation/factoring [2] D46336 <https://reviews.llvm.org/D46336> - enhance -instcombine to do more reassociation/factoring [3] D45842 <https://reviews.llvm.org/D45842> - add to the existing -reassociate pass to enable factoring

Set the boot device based on the derivative information. Signed-off-by: Sebastian Herbszt <herbszt at gmx.de> diff --git a/com32/mboot/mboot.c b/com32/mboot/mboot.c index d008da0..526d10a 100644 --- a/com32/mboot/mboot.c +++ b/com32/mboot/mboot.c @@ -224,6 +224,14 @@ int main(int argc, char *argv[]) mboot_apm(); mboot_syslinux_info(); + /* Set boot device info */ + const

Is it possible to adjust the rx/txgain values per device? I have a mishmash of different phones (soft phones & sip hard phones) and each of them sound different w/the same rx/txgain settings. Is there any way to adjust these via asterisk? I'm having the most difficulty with sjphone & these zultys zip2 phones, vol is right on one, but way off on the other. Thx...

...intaining and improving what we have. * Updates are done through version control using Subversion. We can train you to use this if needed. * We have no preferences about what platform you use, as long as you can use a basic text editor and can edit a little HTML by hand. * The sites are using a mishmash of infrastructures, though the basic setup is hand rolled HTML with server side includes and CGIs. We don't expect the web person to need to maintain CGIs, but if you can, all the better. If this sounds interesting and you'd like to help out, please contact me privately at jack@xiph.org....

...ey Sean, I agree with other comments that his approach unnecessarily fragments the API surface area for a core class. You’re doing two things here: 1) adding a new name for an existing thing, and 2) adding a default. My major concern and objection is about #1, since the codebase will get to be a mishmash of the two. I’d rather keep the world consistent here and have an opinionated “one way to do it”. Thoughts/suggestions: - Adding the default seems very reasonable to me, and I think that 64 bytes is a good default. I think you should change the behavior so that SmallVector<LargeThing> def...

...006, but it was the first!). Embedded multimedia has been a sore spot for a while. I've been recommending that people embed old-school MPEG, because it works in all players. But it's awful. Terrible bitrates. I'm on the verge of recommending SWF instead, even though it's a hideous mishmash of legal issues, because it really *works*. Flash Player is in more browsers than anything else. I'd sure like to recommend Ogg instead, though. In practice, SWF means FLV, and FLV is dependent on MP3... which means encoder licenses, or stupid games to avoid them (Fraunhofer doesn't aggres...

...I agree with other comments that his approach unnecessarily fragments the API surface area for a core class. You’re doing two things here: 1) adding a new name for an existing thing, and 2) adding a default. > > My major concern and objection is about #1, since the codebase will get to be a mishmash of the two. I’d rather keep the world consistent here and have an opinionated “one way to do it”. > > Thanks Chris. That was my original proposal when I first drafted the patch, and I'm happy to just add the default. > > > Thoughts/suggestions: > - Adding the default see...

...of the spec exactly? The closest I can think of are 2.2.3, 6.2 and 6.3. Both legacy and spec-complaint MMIO transports will satisfy all requirements from those paragraphs, whether VIRTIO_F_VERSION_1 is negotiated or not. Make no mistake - I don't know why would anyone wanted to do this kind of mishmash (other than for testing purposes), but from the MMIO transport point of view, it's not a problem. Does the check in finalize_features() solves the problem? If I understand correctly it should, so there's nothing more to be done, either in the MMIO spec or in the driver. > > > If...