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...ata to a csv the column names are shifted because the row numbers are being exported as well. Sample MidPoint Count 1 1 0.025 1 2 1 0.075 3 3 1 0.125 15 Is there a way to exclude the row numbers from the exported csv file? Or add a column name for row number to keep this from happening? I obvisouly can go into each csv file and shift the column names over - but there are going to be a large number of csv files so I with to automate this. Thank you [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...d still 0.62.2 before.) This time I am trying the following: > xy <- list (a= c (1, 2, NA), b= c (2, 3)) > list.name <- "xy" > get (list.name)$a [is.na (get (list.name)$a)] <- 0 Error: couldn't find function "get<-" > xy $a [1] 1 2 0 $b [1] 2 3 So obvisouly R does what I would like it to do. How can I get it to do it without the error? The problem is that I need to do this within a function. Thanks for ideas and hints! Regards, -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lorenz Gygax LGygax at amath.unizh.ch; room: 36-L-40 De...

...each stock for a particular portfolio, i.e. 0=did not buy, 1=bought. y are the stocks I could still buy, assuming I have the money, data3[,5] are their cost, so for each portfolio, i.e. the rows of new.set I have the option to purchase another stock at a cost listed in the rows of variable remain. Obvisouly the cheapest stock needs to have a cost>0 in order for me to be allowed to buy it. My code is intended to weed out portfolios where I could have bought another stock, by taking budget-portfolio cost - (cheapest available stock) and subsetting new.set when this is negative, i.e. buying the cheape...

...ins.sorted sort -f $1/urls > $1/urls.sorted rm $1/domains rm $1/urls mv $1/doamins.sorted $1/domains mv $1/urls.sorted $1/urls } Is it obvious I'm new to this? Hehe, I would also love to hear how people would do this in a more efficient manner because obvisouly this is pretty sloppy and as I said I haven't tested it yet so it might not even run?! Thanks, James ;) -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 GIT/MU/U dpu s: a--> C++>$ U+> L++> B-> P+> E?> W+++>$ N K W++ O M++>$ V- PS+++ PE++ Y+ PGP t 5 X+ R- tv+ b+> DI...

>>> >>> Can I suggest that you do what I did, create your own small test >>> domain in VMs using Bind9 >> >> Yes, that is a good idea. However, from what I had read before, much >> of it on the Samba wiki, I was expecting Samba4 to just work with >> multiple DCs. I still wonder why no one ever seems to have tested or >> questioned that

...te behaviour. It is AD Sites purpose. > > So configuring AD Sites correctly would solve the issue about failover. > > > DNS issue: > SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together but > not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS > obvisouly). > SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server > receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that specific > case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, so our DNS > server is asking to upper level for a NS in the mentioned zone....

I have been working for a whole week on this problem without success, so I feel that its now time to give up and ask for some help since it seems that I am obvisouly missing something... all I want to do is having a form with a dropdown menu. When the user select a value from the drop down and sumit the value, this value must be the new ''active_client''. Technicaly, when the form is submited from the list page, it calls the change_active_c...

.... This behaviour is normal. It is Site behaviour. It is AD Sites purpose. So configuring AD Sites correctly would solve the issue about failover. DNS issue: SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together but not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS obvisouly). SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that specific case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, so our DNS server is asking to upper level for a NS in the mentioned zone. So, if my understan...

...pose. >> >> So configuring AD Sites correctly would solve the issue about failover. >> >> >> DNS issue: >> SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together but >> not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS >> obvisouly). >> SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server >> receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that specific >> case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, so our DNS >> server is asking to upper level for a NS in the...

...So configuring AD Sites correctly would solve the issue about failover. >>> >>> >>> DNS issue: >>> SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together but >>> not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS >>> obvisouly). >>> SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server >>> receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that specific >>> case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, so our DNS >>> server is asking to upper level...

...behaviour. It is AD Sites purpose. > > So configuring AD Sites correctly would solve the issue about failover. > > > DNS issue: > SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together > but not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS > obvisouly). > SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server > receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that > specific case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, so > our DNS server is asking to upper level for a NS in the mentioned zon...

...se. >> >> So configuring AD Sites correctly would solve the issue about failover. >> >> >> DNS issue: >> SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together >> but not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS >> obvisouly). >> SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server >> receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that >> specific case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, >> so our DNS server is asking to upper level for a NS in t...

...te behaviour. It is AD Sites purpose. > > So configuring AD Sites correctly would solve the issue about failover. > > > DNS issue: > SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together but > not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS > obvisouly). > SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server > receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that specific > case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, so our DNS > server is asking to upper level for a NS in the mentioned zone....

...pose. >> >> So configuring AD Sites correctly would solve the issue about failover. >> >> >> DNS issue: >> SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together but >> not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS >> obvisouly). >> SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server >> receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that specific >> case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, so our DNS >> server is asking to upper level for a NS in the...

...So configuring AD Sites correctly would solve the issue about failover. >>> >>> >>> DNS issue: >>> SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together but >>> not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS >>> obvisouly). >>> SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server >>> receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that specific >>> case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, so our DNS >>> server is asking to upper level...

...correctly would solve the issue about failover. >>>> >>>> >>>> DNS issue: >>>> SOA and NS records are used when DNS servers are discussing together but >>>> not when a DNS client is asking for records (execpt for SOA or NS >>>> obvisouly). >>>> SOA and NS records are, in my understanding, used when the DNS server >>>> receive a request for a zone this server does not know. In that specific >>>> case the DNS server must find a name server for that zone, so our DNS >>>> server is asking...