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Suppose plotx <- "someName" modx <- "otherName" plotxRange <- c(10,20) modxVals <- c(1,2,3) It often happens I want to create a dataframe or object with plotx or modx as the variable names. But can't understand syntax to do that. I can get this done in 2 steps, creating the data frame and then assigning names, as in newdf &l...

Hi folks I allow the user tommy to run this command as root sudoCommand: /app/appname/connectors/*/*/current/bin/* With "sudo -l" he sees the sudoers, but is unable to execute. $ sudo /app/appname/connectors/zur/namename/current/bin/othername agentsvc --i --u root --sn 1m7command Sorry, user tommy is not allowed to execute '/app/appname/connectors/zur/namename/current/bin/othername agentsvc --i --u root --sn 1m7command' as root on testcentbox07. I guess because of wildcard arguments. Does every argument needs a *-wildcard? How...

..._110532 [Global] MYUUID: 0b42ffb2-217a-4db6-96bf-cf304a0fa1ae op-version: 31200 [Global options] cluster.brick-multiplex: enable [Peers] Peer1.primary_hostname: int-gluster-02.fqdn.here Peer1.uuid: e614686d-0654-43c9-90ca-42bcbeda3255 Peer1.state: Peer in Cluster Peer1.connected: Connected Peer1.othernames: Peer2.primary_hostname: int-gluster-01.fqdn.here Peer2.uuid: 9b0c82ef-329d-4bd5-92fc-95e2e90204a6 Peer2.state: Peer in Cluster Peer2.connected: Connected Peer2.othernames: (Then volume options are listed) --- Volume configuration: root at int-gluster-03:~ # gluster volume info my_volume_na...

...margin = .call$margin, fun = .call$fun, groups = myGroups ) if(!all(names(.call)[-1] %in% names(formals(.apply.myClass)))) { ## Some dots arguments have been provided otherNames <- (names(.call)[-1])[!(names(.call)[-1] %in% names(formals(.apply.myClass)))] remainingDots <- lapply(otherNames, function(i) .call[[i]]) names(remainingDots) <- otherNames argList <- c(argList,remainingDots) } do.cal...

I recently set up a new RHEL4 server with samba-3.0.10 in a Windows 2003 server PDC domain. I can log on as one user from different workstations on to the new samba server. With several other users, I get this error: Oct 18 16:41:34 samba-server smbd[2502]: krb5_rd_req(CIFS/samba-server@MY.DOM) failed: Wrong principal in request Oct 18 16:41:34 samba-server smbd[2502]: [2005/10/18 16:41:34,

...>> [Global options] >> cluster.brick-multiplex: enable >> >> [Peers] >> Peer1.primary_hostname: int-gluster-02.fqdn.here >> Peer1.uuid: e614686d-0654-43c9-90ca-42bcbeda3255 >> Peer1.state: Peer in Cluster >> Peer1.connected: Connected >> Peer1.othernames: >> Peer2.primary_hostname: int-gluster-01.fqdn.here >> Peer2.uuid: 9b0c82ef-329d-4bd5-92fc-95e2e90204a6 >> Peer2.state: Peer in Cluster >> Peer2.connected: Connected >> Peer2.othernames: >> >> (Then volume options are listed) >> >> >&gt...

...04a0fa1ae > op-version: 31200 > > [Global options] > cluster.brick-multiplex: enable > > [Peers] > Peer1.primary_hostname: int-gluster-02.fqdn.here > Peer1.uuid: e614686d-0654-43c9-90ca-42bcbeda3255 > Peer1.state: Peer in Cluster > Peer1.connected: Connected > Peer1.othernames: > Peer2.primary_hostname: int-gluster-01.fqdn.here > Peer2.uuid: 9b0c82ef-329d-4bd5-92fc-95e2e90204a6 > Peer2.state: Peer in Cluster > Peer2.connected: Connected > Peer2.othernames: > > (Then volume options are listed) > > > --- > > > Volume configuration:...

...>> [Global options] >> cluster.brick-multiplex: enable >> >> [Peers] >> Peer1.primary_hostname: int-gluster-02.fqdn.here >> Peer1.uuid: e614686d-0654-43c9-90ca-42bcbeda3255 >> Peer1.state: Peer in Cluster >> Peer1.connected: Connected >> Peer1.othernames: >> Peer2.primary_hostname: int-gluster-01.fqdn.here >> Peer2.uuid: 9b0c82ef-329d-4bd5-92fc-95e2e90204a6 >> Peer2.state: Peer in Cluster >> Peer2.connected: Connected >> Peer2.othernames: >> >> (Then volume options are listed) >> >> >&gt...

Thanks Martin. What I would like to achieve is govern the interface name created within the container, so that my application can take different actions on different interfaces (such as eth0, eth1 etc.,). Libvirt's lxc driver seems to create interfaces as eth0, eth1 and so on, when there are multiple <interface /> entries in the domain xml. How can I request for a particular interface

...t;actions on different interfaces (such as eth0, eth1 etc.,). > <interface> <guest dev='devicename'/> </interface> That is what you're looking for. Although I usually recommend not relying on the name, but rather using the MAC address. Also <target dev='othername'/> says how the device will be named on the host. >Libvirt's lxc driver seems to create interfaces as eth0, eth1 and so on, >when there are multiple <interface /> entries in the domain xml. How can I >request for a particular interface name? > >I saw that in some o...

Hi all, at work we use Roundcube acting as a mail client for the Dovecot Imap server. In Roundube the messages are parsed through the Imap BODYSTRUCTURE command If a message contains forwarded messages and attachments and some of the messages contains a quote (") in the subject, then the resulting BODYSTRUCTURE appears to be malformed. --- After some digging through the code of