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People, In the cookbook eg, categories has_many recipes but in a book eg, book has_one description - doesn''t that mean that the id of the description should be the same as the id of the book (instead of having it''s own "description_id" in the book table? Thanks, Phil. -- Philip Rhoades Pricom Pty Limited (ACN 003 252 275 ABN 91 003 252 275) GPO Box 3411 Sydney

....iso. x3! Well it would be very easy to reply: why don't you ask Debian? How/Why should/could we know what Debian has done? But you gave a very good desription so here is what I do that I wrote/pasted to a file while doing it. My case of 9GB is overkill for you, 2GB should be plenty and the other_stuff can be ignored. In hindsight it could be more clear. Slightly edited: This was done from a Debian 7.1 live booted from an USB stick. Make one VFAT partition of at least 9 GB, labeled X-install. If there is any extra space, make another logical VFAT partition labeled other_stuff. Note that the US...

Most of my machines are pretty cookie-cutter, so I have one class and config file setup for different services. For example, pretty much have one hosts.allow that goes out everywhere. However, there are always exceptions. So I have 3 hosts that have similar configs but have more things open, so what''s the ''best practice'' way to centralize those? Do I really need to

1st: I am a newbie to Rails & to pure OO. Q: I want to use rails for creating a "master-detail" form. page layout will allow users to type in an "expense report header" and as many "expense report lines" as they need to. I understand how to wrap the final submit action using "transaction" to ensure the inserts to the database happen within the same

Hi, We are building a rails application that''s sort of a CRM + room/course booking. Among other things, it provides a centralized database of all the people the company has been in contact with. We want to provide the possibility of sending customized email messages to groups of contacts, for example a newsletter to 500 people starting with "Hi [:name:]". The naive approach

I want to build an application that has the concept of administrative domains. What I mean by this is that administrators have access to different data, based on what domains they are a member of. The domain strucutre is hierarchical. Here is an example: - MLB - AL - East - Yankees - Red Sox ... + Central + West - NL + East + Central + West Now

When using sedf scheduler in a cpupool the system might panic when setting sedf scheduling parameters for a domain. Signed-off-by: juergen.gross@ts.fujitsu.com 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+) xen/common/sched_sedf.c | 4 ++++ _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-devel

...RC channel I noticed people having problems getting to grips with the interaction of scopes when using template nodes[1]. Typically this looks thus: | node genericwebserver { stuff } | | node ''web01.example.com'' inherits genericwebserver { | $influence_genericwebserver = "other_stuff" | } Due to ''web01.example.com''s scope being "below" or "within" the scope of genericwebserver, the defined variable never reaches the included resources and thus never affects the template node as intended. Since template nodes -- at least in my exper...