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...or more details. ERROR: configuration failed for package 'foreign' A review of config.log does not reveal anything terribly useful. I'm using gcc, g77, and g++ v3.4.1, 32 bit builds (I think), all installed under /opt/net/utils/gcc3.4.1, which is in the path. LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/otherstuff:/opt/net/utils/gcc3.4.1/lib:/opt/net/utils/l ib:/otherstuff My config.site contains: CC="gcc" CPPFLAGS="-I/usr/include" F77="g77" LDFLAGS="-L/opt/net/utils/gcc3.4.1/lib/" CXX="g++" What should I be looking for here? Than...

...;dir" option. It lets you put the destination directory as the first argument to cp and mv instead of the last argument. They added the option to get cp & mv working well with xargs for stuff like this: find ./ -type file -mindepth 3 -print0 | xargs -r0 cp --target-dir=/home/sam/stuff/otherstuff/morestuff -- then xargs puts all of the files found by find after the -- Before I learned about this argument I used to do stuff like the "-i" and "-n" options find ./ -type file -mindepth 3 -print0 | xargs -r0 -iTARGET -n1 cp TARGET /home/sam/stuff/otherstuff/morestuff Wh...

What is the syntax for dovecot mail_location when postfix delivers mail to /var/spool/mail/? These are the old unix style mbox, one file per user. Not setting mail_location in 10-mail.conf results in Auto not finding it. mbox: /var/spool/mail/%u said mbox root directory can't be a file. mbox: /var/spool/mail/ tries to make Sent and Deleted Folders, etc. maildir: /var/spool/mail/

...esterday but I started poking around in the event.d directory looking around for something that might help. I was reading the README file there and this note struck me as kind of odd: "Each NN must be unique and duplicates will cause undefined behaviour. I.e. having both 10.interfaces and 10.otherstuff is not allowed." I say this is odd as I have three 11's which were put in on the default install: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2178 Jun 29 2009 11.natgw -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 340 Jul 17 2009 11.route -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 798 Jun 29 2009 11.routing So either the note is wrong, or perha...

Hello Puppet users, I had talked with Luke about this scenario and was wondering how others would/are handling something like this. Imagine a scenario where all servers will have a specific postfix configuration except for a server or two or three. So, you want to define a file "/etc/postfix/main.cf" and specify the source from your dist tree. But for those exceptional servers,

...d mbox root directory can't be a file. Its been over 10 years since I've run mbox, but i'm sure your format is wrong, you're also not supposed to use spaces either, in fact I think its telling you whats wrong, from memory, its mbox:~/mail:<other stuff> but I cant recall what otherstuff is I know the pathis in it but it needs something before it, I just cant recall what, see the wiki, I'd be highly surprised if it did not explain it. > mbox: /var/spool/mail/ tries to make Sent and Deleted Folders, etc. > > maildir: /var/spool/mail/ closes the connection. Thats not...

...ry can't be a file. > Its been over 10 years since I've run mbox, but i'm sure your format is > wrong, you're also not supposed to use spaces either, in fact I think > its telling you whats wrong, from memory, its mbox:~/mail:<other stuff> > but I cant recall what otherstuff is I know the pathis in it but it > needs something before it, I just cant recall what, see the wiki, I'd be > highly surprised if it did not explain it. > >> mbox: /var/spool/mail/ tries to make Sent and Deleted Folders, etc. >> >> maildir: /var/spool/mail/ closes t...

...s,vectorReturningFunction) > > My naive solution was : > > j <- tapply(x, listOfFactors) # get the product factor > answer <- tapply(x,j,vectorReturningFunction) > .... CODE TO GET THE LABELS RIGHT .... > ansmat <- array(unlist(answer), dim=someStuff, > dimnames=otherStuff)) > > > The 'flexibility' of being passed back different structures > (list, vector, matrix) depending upon the input structures > somewhat complicates the explanation of the functions' > usage. Uniformly returning a properly labelled array, in my > naive w...

...s,vectorReturningFunction) > > My naive solution was : > > j <- tapply(x, listOfFactors) # get the product factor > answer <- tapply(x,j,vectorReturningFunction) > .... CODE TO GET THE LABELS RIGHT .... > ansmat <- array(unlist(answer), dim=someStuff, > dimnames=otherStuff)) > > > The 'flexibility' of being passed back different structures > (list, vector, matrix) depending upon the input structures > somewhat complicates the explanation of the functions' > usage. Uniformly returning a properly labelled array, in my > naive w...