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<% if @cart.items.empty? %> |^|^|^|^|^|^|^|^|^|^|^|^|^| This peice of code is having a problem in the store.rhtml of my application but i have no idea why... it says that it is and (extracted source... here is the Store.rhtml... this is from an application made in "Ruby on Rails" and it wont tell me how to fix it... iv done everything in the book the...

I have Asterisk running with a combination of SIP and H323 clients. I am using the OH323 module instead of the H323 one. When the SIP clients ring each other, they can hear a ringing noise in the ear peice to let them know that the other parties phone is ringing. However, when the H323 client rings a SIP client, there is no ringing sound at all, although as soon as the called party picks up the phone, everything works fine. This is the entry from my extensions.conf: exten => _7[5-9]X,1,Dial(SIP...

Hi, I want to send peices of a zfs filesystem to another system. Can zfs send peices of a snapshot? Say I only want to send over /app at today and not include /app/conf data while /app/conf is still apart of the /app at today snapshot? I say app/conf as an example, it could be webserver/http-webservername/config or a p...

...t sure that it is a problem more so an annoyance. If someone dials my extension number or external DDI while I am already in a call rather than skipping to the next priority in the dial plan for example voicemail the line continues to ring and while in a call I can hear the phone ringing in the ear peice. If my phone is off the hook the call does jump to the next priority in the dial plan. Can anyone comment on this? Many Thanks

Op 04-12-14 om 20:05 schreef Erik de Castro Lopo: > Martjin, are you able to make your test material available? DO > you have any test scripts your use to run your tests? Sorry, most of the testmaterial isn't copylefted, and I don't think it is possible to get a nice copylefted test library. That's because most copylefted material is indie, and sadly the mastering techniques

...e llvm work for evey assumption a piece of sw makes about how gcc would behave on that arch/os? I guess you are thinking the latter. I just thought that gcc has enough problems with things breaking when new versions of gcc come out because they depended too closely on how gcc behaved on a certain peice of code, that perhaps we don't want to try to go down that path too. (for example, although the linux kernel supports several versions of gcc, there have been a slew of patches recently to make things work on 3.5). An argument for a seperate arch string is also that it makes llvm bytecode (es...

Anyone use the LDAP feature yet on the polycom phones? If so how well does it work? How are you using it in your environment? http://polycom.com/usa/en/products/voice/desktop/soundpoint_ip/applicati ons/corporate_directory_access.html Roy Anciso Director of Technology Manistee Intermediate School District 772 East Parkdale Avenue Manistee, MI 49660 Ph: 231-723-4264 Fx: 231-398-3036 roy at

I realize thi may be more complex issue than can be asnwered in this post. But, what I need to do is create a simple query on my existing tables via a search form. I have half my app done (I can write all the info I want to my database), but pulling the data out dynamically is giving me trouble. I have both the "ruby for rails" book and the Agile Development book. They both give

...he testmaterial isn't copylefted, and I don't >> >think it is possible to get a nice copylefted test library. > I don't think we need it to be copy left. We would keep it as > a separate git repo of test files, and we could probably just > use snippets instead of whole peices and claim fair use: > > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use > > Maybe we shoud collect some samples. FFmpeg does something similar for their fate suite. Currently measures just over a GB. For flac they only seem to have one sample plus a cover art sample. They use rsync to k...

Hi Team, I am currently looking into enterprise wifi with the machine account. I did find some clues on the internet but the peice that is missing is the password of the machine account. Is it possible foor user root to extract that password in clear text from the secrets database where winbind has stored it? /var/lig/samba/private/secrets.tdb? seems to contain the info and tdbdump can output it, but some more decoding is...

I agree with these fella's, this is a piss poor way of fixing it. I only know of one call center that used static agents, mostly because they were sold a peice of crap and they had no idea how to use it the other way. I think you will find the majority of call centers are callback centers. This decision has taken Asterisk out of the realm of providing reasonable call center solutions. VIVA ZAPATA!!! Let's start a revolution! Message: 24 Date: Wed,...

...s the remote dir. It is not a persmissions thing as some data does go across before the problem (and i can just copy the data if I want to with scp). The file in the /directory/data folder are all plain ASCII files (.csv and .ini files obviously). Unfortunatley I don't think I can post any peices of the files due to commercially sensitive content. I have another directory called /directory/data2 which has the same files, with information for a different organisation in it. This directory works fine. Any hints.. .. .. anything? Thanks, James

Op 22-10-2023 om 03:43 schreef Andrew Bartlett: > On Sat, 2023-10-21 at 11:41 +0200, Kees van Vloten via samba wrote: >> Hi Team, >> >> >> I am currently looking into enterprise wifi with the machine account. I >> did find some clues on the internet but the peice that is missing is the >> password of the machine account. >> >> Is it possible foor user root to extract that password in clear text >> from the secrets database where winbind has stored it? >> >> /var/lig/samba/private/secrets.tdb? seems to contain the info and...

On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, Andrew Lenharth wrote: > So I propose that llvm-gcc not consider itself any type of x86-linux (or > what ever it platform it was compiled on), but rather create a new > architecture, say llvm (or perhaps 2, one for each bit and little > endian). Thuse llvm-gcc -dumpmachine would return llvm-os. Hrm, I would much rather just have LLVM be a drop in replacement for

...ally think that this would be a very interesting project, but it's not something I'm even considering doing myself. > Why don't we have platform independence as an optional bytecode feature > for well behaved programs? A couple intrinsics to do htonl and friends > would let a peice of bytecode be endian agnostic. LLVM bytecode files produced from portable languages (e.g. Java, verifiable MSIL, or many others) should be portable, assuming the front-end isn't doing something silly. The problem with C is C, not LLVM. -Chris -- http://llvm.org/ http://nondot.org/sabre/

...m 03:43 schreef Andrew Bartlett: >> On Sat, 2023-10-21 at 11:41 +0200, Kees van Vloten via samba wrote: >>> Hi Team, >>> >>> >>> I am currently looking into enterprise wifi with the machine account. I >>> did find some clues on the internet but the peice that is missing is >>> the >>> password of the machine account. >>> >>> Is it possible foor user root to extract that password in clear text >>> from the secrets database where winbind has stored it? >>> >>> /var/lig/samba/private/secr...

...gt; On Sat, 2023-10-21 at 11:41 +0200, Kees van Vloten via samba wrote: >>>> Hi Team, >>>> >>>> >>>> I am currently looking into enterprise wifi with the machine >>>> account. I >>>> did find some clues on the internet but the peice that is missing >>>> is the >>>> password of the machine account. >>>> >>>> Is it possible foor user root to extract that password in clear text >>>> from the secrets database where winbind has stored it? >>>> >>>>...

On Mon, 2004-09-13 at 11:40, John Criswell wrote: > My impression is that inline assembly bites us a lot not because it's > used a lot but because the LLVM compiler enables #defines for the i386 > platform that we don't support. > > I think a lot of code has the following: > > #ifdef _i386 > inline asm > #else > slow C code > #endif > > The LLVM

...occurs on x86, other archs are simpler. Since this is not used much outside the c library, I can work around it in the library and be satisifed with the simple case. Oh, I suppose I should mention what I was working on. I made a syscall intrinsic with codegen for linux/x86. It seemed a missing peice in having a pure llvm compiled userland (mostly, being able to have a full bytecode glibc). On x86, syscalls with 5 and few args are passed in registers, but for >6, all args (except syscall number) go in a memory block passed as the first argutment. I wasn't sure if when I generate code I...

Hello, Ok here are all my fsync changes, including the fix for the put_transaction stuff that I posted earlier. I figure it'll be easier to just commit it as one thing then each individual peice. The additional thing that I did was add a radix tree that tracks the current outstanding transactions. I also added a field to the in memory btrfs inode that keeps track of the last transaction that modified the inode. So when we go to do a fsync on the inode if the commit was already done or t...