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...in with mv $olddate $today then rsync --del >> --link-dest over them - takes 30-60 min depending. (Yes, some >> malleability of permissions risk there, mostly interested in >> contents tho). Problem is, if a file exists AT ALL, even out of >> date, a new copy is put overtop of it per the above man page >> decree. >> >> Thus much more disk space is used. Running this scheme with moving >> old backups to be written overtop of accumulates many copies of the >> exact same file over time. Running pax -rpl over the copies before &...

...5 hrs per backup!). Instead, I cycle them in with mv $olddate $today then rsync --del --link-dest over them - takes 30-60 min depending. (Yes, some malleability of permissions risk there, mostly interested in contents tho). Problem is, if a file exists AT ALL, even out of date, a new copy is put overtop of it per the above man page decree. Thus much more disk space is used. Running this scheme with moving old backups to be written overtop of accumulates many copies of the exact same file over time. Running pax -rpl over the copies before rsyncing to them works (and saves much space!), but takes...

...ty (prefix.1, prefix.2, prefix.3, etc). the general structure I assume would be something like: for (i in 1:i) { prefix.i <- function("data", i) } At present I have not found any pointers/methods on how to accomplish this. The methods I have tried end up writing the new data overtop of the old using the same filename. Any suggestions or resources that I have missed or should refer to would be appreciated. Tod Strugnell Dept. of Pathology Yale University -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- r-help mailing list -- Read http://www.c...

...or the part where the Actionmailer ''would have'' sent the email. I took that out now, re-uploaded the file, and ran "killall -USR1 dispatch.fcgi" and still nothing. Everything else works, except that. Any idea what else was affected? Should I just copy my app folder overtop of it again? Thanks for any help...I really want to fix this! -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

...; Instead, I cycle them in with mv $olddate $today then rsync --del > --link-dest over them - takes 30-60 min depending. (Yes, some > malleability of permissions risk there, mostly interested in > contents tho). Problem is, if a file exists AT ALL, even out of > date, a new copy is put overtop of it per the above man page > decree. > > Thus much more disk space is used. Running this scheme with moving > old backups to be written overtop of accumulates many copies of the > exact same file over time. Running pax -rpl over the copies before > rsyncing to them works (and...

...$today then rsync --del > >> --link-dest over them - takes 30-60 min depending. (Yes, some > >> malleability of permissions risk there, mostly interested in > >> contents tho). Problem is, if a file exists AT ALL, even out of > >> date, a new copy is put overtop of it per the above man page > >> decree. > >> > >> Thus much more disk space is used. Running this scheme with moving > >> old backups to be written overtop of accumulates many copies of the > >> exact same file over time. Running pax -rpl ov...

...-5 hrs per backup!). Instead, I cycle them in with mv $olddate $today then rsync --del --link-dest over them - takes 30-60 min depending. (Yes, some malleability of permissions risk there, mostly interested in contents tho). Problem is, if a file exists AT ALL, even out of date, a new copy is put overtop of it per the above man page decree. Thus much more disk space is used. Running this scheme with moving old backups to be written overtop of accumulates many copies of the exact same file over time. Running pax -rpl over the copies before rsyncing to them works (and saves much space!), but takes...

...9;ve installed the latest version of wine wine-1.3.8, and now i have this problem: programs started with wine have a separate window and when im trying to minimize in icon they jump in the left corner of the desktop and not on the panel. Have a look at this screen Its like the window by wine are overtop the ubuntu window. http://img6.imageshack.us/i/icononthecorner.png/ http://img839.imageshack.us/i/windowabovethepanel.png/ Thanks in advice.

...t archives our images (65K to 50 MB files) to tape - then ASM leaves a stub file in the directory for retrieval. This directory is shared out via Samba. To retrieve the file from tape all the user or client application has to do is open (read) the file and wait. ASM then restores the original file overtop the stub file. There can be up to a 2 minute delay between beginning to read the file and actually getting data passed back Our client application on the Windows 2000 is written to do just that, and has been working fine using NFS on an NT server. Running the same NFS configuration on the new vers...

...to the files copied over via scp. Do extended attributes or something added to the files take up that much space? And more of concern (this is a bug?) 2. One file didn't extract correctly at first. It came out as 0 long. Under further investigation, and after retrying the tar command overtop the first (worked the second time), I noticed it was a symlink that failed. Perhaps one of the above options caused the problem? Either way, seems sylinks a slightly buggy. Here is an interesting alternative/hack to improve performance when working with lots of small files (and convince yo...

Hello, I''d like to know if there has been any discussion about adding a new feature to write (add) data at an offset, but without overwriting existing data, or re-writing the existing data. Essentially, in-place addition/removal of data to a file at a place other than the end of the file. Some possible use-cases of such a feature would be: (a) Databases (currently hack around this by

...more clearly in the legend? I addition, I would like to quantify the area size of the highest density region. Alternatively or in addition to this, I wouldn't mind measuring how many 'zones' the highest density region occupies. This might be more difficult, unless I can overlay a grid overtop of the data and count the number of zones covered. I have tried different strategies for this, including creating subsets of the coordinate point ranges, but I couldn't get it to work and any input will be greatly appreciated. To see a sample of another heatmap where this would be very relevant...

Hi, I 've a gateway and I want to use squid authenticated with Windows 2000 Active Directory users. I've a development platform with Debian/Sarge as gateway, and it works. (samba 3.0.10-1 and Kerberos 1.3.6-1) On the other side the production platform uses RedHat Enterprise AS3, initially with Samba 3.0.6 and Kerberos 1.2.7-28. I was not able to use Active directory groups without get

Hi, We have implemented a new AIX 5.3, P55A using Samba...we have about 70 users online most of the day. We assign a particular Samba share to everyone when they login so it shows up in their Windows Explorer. Is it standard that we see so many "smbd" processes running when I do a "ps -ef"? Here is a portion of the output below. We have been experiencing lag at times