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Hello, Is there a way to find where a script is located within a script? getwd() doesn't do what I want because it depends on where R was called from. I want something like source("randomFile") and within randomFile there is a function called whereAmI() which returns c:\blah\blah2\randomFile.R In perl there is a library called FindBin and $FindBin::Bin has the directory of the file that called $FindBin::Bin. [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Olly Betts <olly at survex.com> writes: > > So the T00-new.sh numbers make sense - there's more work to do, and > we need to read existing positional data more to insert the new stuff, > so the increased reads and writes make sense. > > But guessing at what the other two tests do, I wouldn't expect them to > be affected by this. The non-optimized-away cases of

...AIU, that > means the number of non-cached read/writes. Non-cached reads/writes are arguably the most useful sort to measure, but the reads at least will be sensitive to OS caching, which means a repeat run will generally show lower numbers of reads, e.g.: $ /usr/bin/time -f '%I/%O' wc randomfile 240 2908 96780 randomfile 192/0 $ /usr/bin/time -f '%I/%O' wc randomfile 240 2908 96780 randomfile 0/0 So those numbers may not be entirely comparable, depending what order your tests were done in, and whether you'd run the tests (or cloned the repo or some other operation whi...

I've been seeing the Dovecot/SSL/Fedora 1 problem. I have a dovecot server which tends to die at least once a day, with messages like these :- May 24 13:44:44 mail pop3-login: RAND_bytes() failed: error:24064064:random number generator:SSLEAY_RAND_BYTES:PRNG not seeded May 24 13:44:44 mail dovecot: Login process died too early - shutting down I noticed Timo's email about this at: