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I am trying to implement HMT for the first time and having a ton of trouble. I would like to be able to have the user check a checkbox and fill some extra fields for data input. I have tried so many iterations borrowed from different places I found on the web, none seem to work quite right. Essentially I have two models: ''practice'' and ''system'' where a

I am getting this error on an rspec test: undefined method `loaded?'' for #<Array:0x126a4c> When I call: Practice.includes("practice_members").all Practice has_many :practice_members PracticeMember belongs_to :practice Practice.all returns: [#<Practice id: 6, name: "Practice One", created_at: "2010-12-09 15:40:46", updated_at: "2010-12-09

I am trying to write data to csv but I am having issues with the separations. Basically I have some results that I get with R that I copied and pasted into word and then saved as .txt I want to write the results to csv because it's easier to make tables in word (all I would have to do is copy and paste into a table, instead of typing everything out). I am able to write the data to the

Greetings - For a number of reasons, I'm moving from CODA to BOA - and I have one or two really basic, boa-newbie questions. While I have the 'menu-driven' version of boa working fine (most recent version, running under R 2.3.1 on a Windows machine), for the life of me I can't seem to get some basic boa.xxxx command-line functions to work at all. Even things like

I'm new to linux so be patient. I'm running Ubuntu Hardy and have Wine 1.1.5 installed. After installing Family Tree Maker 2009 successfully, it will not execute. The screen comes up like it is going to start and says the database needs to be compacted and then the screen fades away. I decided to run FTM 2009 from the terminal and see what is happening. Obviously a lot of things.

Hi, OCFS2 document is well documented that it is best practice to isolate the network heartbeat from other traffic. Question: Is it also best practice to isolate the cluster/ocfs2 heartbeat? Please also can you explain why or why not. Regards, Vijay -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

OK. I'm getting out the fireproof suit because it's coming and my hackles have been raised by a number of comments on the list of late. Disclaimer: No disrespect intended to the individuals of any *specific* thread. I'm a little frustrated over energy wasted on pedantic top/bottom posting crap rather than understanding the technology and industry best-practices which have been

Is there a current best practice for a shared filesystem backend for mailboxes (in my case, all virtual accounts)?? NFS 3/4, GFS2, GlusterFS, other?? In the case of the latter ones, is the use of Director necessary?? Any specific anti-recommendations?? Also, if it matters, I *think* I want to use BackBlaze racks for storage.? Also, I've seen recommendations for the filesystem underneath like

I am developing an R package for internal use, and eventually for public release. My understanding is that there is no easy way to avoid copying function arguments in R (i.e. we don't have the concept of pointers in R), which makes me wary of freely creating chains of function calls since each function call implies data copy overhead. Is the above assessment fair? Are there any good write-ups

Howdy, I tend to try out many open source apps/packages - games, editors to media tools. I have a bad habit of downloading and extracting source in the /var/tmp directory and then doing configure-make-install process. I am not sure of best practice (good practices) to be followed when installing any software. For example how and where to keep the src. Any comments and/or resources would be really

Another point of disparity between how I see others write Puppet manifests and the Best Practice that I''ve adopted at my institution is the use of quoting. In Puppet, you can get away with not quoting values or references if there isn''t a special character or a keyword being used (e.g. package { openssh: ...} or User[agirl]). However, even though that is possible, to make

Hello, I have practice data of motor action in the format: S | Cond. | Time ----+---------+-------- 01 | c | 1.23 01 | nc | 0.89 02 | c | 2.15 02 | nc | 1.80 ..... I want to look at the learning curves graphically. I will appreciate pointers to relevant functions / packages. Thanks in advance, dror [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Hi! I am a psychologist who suspects that the only sensible way to analyse a particular data set is to use generalised linear mixed models. I am hoping that someone might be able to point me in the right direction to find some very practical hands on documentation that might be able to talk me through actually doing such an analysis? So far in my searches the most useful document I have turned

Hi, I am trying to think of the best way to manage the phone to extension to user relationships in an Asterisk system so I am asking for any input on best practices from thos out there who are running live systems.. the bigger the better... It seems the common practice is to name the config for a phone by its extension number.. So extension 1234 would have its sip.conf entries under [1234]..

I recently suffered the misfortune of a corrupted winbindd_idmap.tdb file on my Samba PDC. Since we run several other Samba servers (file, print, proxy, etc.) as well as around 50 Win32 clients, the recovery and clean up was a pain. I'm glad we do not have 1000 clients... To this point I was not running a BDC. I realize now that this was probably a bad thing. However, in addition to adding a

Hi, I'm in an organization where we're thinking of deploying a department and role based OU structure. So depending on people's responsibilities one has limitations on their PC, or Account. However I notice that applications who use Ldap to verify credentials against Samba, have problems when people get moved around as logically their Ldap referral "cn= ou = ou- .. "

On Thu, 12 Oct 2017 11:00:35 -0400 Pat Suwalski via samba <samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: > Hello, > > This question is about best practice of introducing sambda-ad-dc to > an organization that already has networking, and being minimally > disruptive about it. I guess this question applies equally to adding > a Windows AD server, but most people with that setup would

Dear all, as I am currently planning a network with Samba AD DC I was wondering if you can recommend any best practice for a multi-homed AD DC. My current plan is to have one NIC for Samba services and a second one dedicated to management functions (e.g. SSH) on a separate network restricted to admin users. In a testbed scenario I already discovered that once both adapters exist, samba seems to

I just saw a mail about the best practices of something or other, and I was wondering is there a place where Ruby and RoR best practices can be found? Phil J. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060601/52ab6a0f/attachment-0001.html

OK, maybe not even best practices, but at least, tested practices. >From my reading thus far, it is evident I shouldn''t use Rails to handle mongrel log rotation. Fine, I''m sold on that. The advice I''m seeing says that that one should use an external script to do this. So my question is, what are people using? What''s working well? Simple bash scripts or