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...s the independent and second as the dependent variable. The IV has two categories, namely, birth complications, and no birth complications. The frequency of birth complication category is fifty, and the frequency of no birth complication category is 34. The categories and frequencies of DV follows. Schizophrenic 28, depressed 26, normal 30. When I am trying to make a contingency table in R, using table(name of variable one,name of variable two), I am getting an error that all arguments must have the same length. I believe that there would be two rows and three columns according to categories of IV and DV,...

Hi all, The guy who write some ''interesting'' questions from the email revurikarna@gmail.com (besides that he wants the list members to solve his problems) is highly schizophrenic imho. 3 days ago hi signed his mail ''Kamala'' 2 days ago ''Naveen'' Today, ''Murali''. If you are trying to trick the guys here, change also your email address sometimes, not just your name. Just a suggestion ;-) bw, Peter

...ut name.? If I use dc01.ad.example.com it > actually works!!!!!!!!!!? Using either dc01.example.com or using the > IP address both do not work. Why does your DC have two FQDN's ??? This is a NO-NO, a DC must be authoritative for the AD dns domain, how can it do this reliably if it is schizophrenic. I would remove 'dc01.example.com' or make it a CNAME. Whilst a kerberos realm != dns domain, it is expected to be the dns domain in uppercase, also kerberos will not work with ipaddresses. > > And just to prove that this has nothing whatsoever to do with > smb.conf, I moved i...

...RSI-RIC, 02 29 00 85 >>> 79:/home1/homedir1/perso/grocher:/bin/csh >>> root at vans-d10-cl:~# getent passwd IFR\\grocher >>> IFR\grocher:*:11752:10513:Gregory ROCHER, Ifremer Brest PDG-IRSI-RIC, >>> 02 2:/home/IFR/grocher:/bin/false > > Why do you have a schizophrenic user ? > > Do you by any chance have NIS setup ? > > If you do have NIS set up, then remove it, you do not need it. We use nis to authenticate users by ssh by example. That may be the root cause of our problem grocher : is the "unix user" via nis, used in the unix world...

...h0 in the lxc container. rebooted the physical machine, this node is buggered. shut it down, used ip addr add to put the addresses on the other node, used ctdb addip and the node took it and node1 is now functioning with all 4 IPs just fine. Or so it appears right now. something is seriously schizophrenic here... On 2017-11-02 11:17 AM, Computerisms Corporation via samba wrote: > Hi, > > This occurred again this morning, when the user reported the problem, I > found in the ctdb logs that vacuuming has been going on since last > night.  The need to fix it was urgent (when isn...

This is a 'has anyone run into this and solved it' post. And yes, I've been reading and re-reading TFM but without luck. The background is that I'm working on tooling before we start a mass maildir->mdbox conversion. One of those tools is recovering mail from backups (easy as pie with maildir). We've got all of our email on Netapp file servers. They have nice snapshotting

...er not to clutter the R bug report list. OK, I can save my time; I just wanted to help. But, for others' sake, please reconsider the policy of not gearing the internal R documentation for novices like myself. I will butt out here. regards, /ivo PS: Incidentally, the R help seems a little schizophrenic. For example, Brian Ripley is the most helpful source for learning R (both books and posts), and I am rather grateful for it. I just do not understand why, at the same time, he seems to be annoyed while fielding questions of the r-help post-list. He is not the only individual who likes to help...

...ysical machine, this node >> is buggered. shut it down, used ip addr add to put the addresses on the >> other node, used ctdb addip and the node took it and node1 is now >> functioning with all 4 IPs just fine. Or so it appears right now. >> >> something is seriously schizophrenic here... > > I'm wondering why you're using 10.external. Although we have tested > it, we haven't actually seen it used in production before! 10.external > is a hack to allow use of CTDB's connection tracking while managing the > public IP addresses externally. Tha...

...may be in a directory that is writable by some UID other than the one dovecot is running as. Is there an unsafe control over lock_method similar to Samba's fake oplocks setting in Dovecot? If anyone wants some good "horror" writing, a perusal of Jeremy Allison's write-up on the schizophrenic approaches to file-locking is worthy of your time. https://www.samba.org/samba/news/articles/low_point/tale_two_stds_os2.html =M=

...hemeral cache files. Winbind doesn't authenticate locally (unless it is consulting its cache) it does the same as sssd, it authenticates from an AD DC. > > >>> In particular, it's not actually a standalone server but rather an AD >>> domain member >> No, it is schizophrenic server, it is in two minds ;-) > How so? I have exactly one daemon in charge of authentication, I don't > want or need nmbd, and I want smbd to just use NSS for authentication. > This seems like a streamlined deployment, and of course the > authorization agent could be sssd or winb...

I am struck here. What magic inchantation is required with tkmenubutton? I am converting the examples of Perl/Tk from page... http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/languages/perl/Hajji-Perlkurs/part4/tkperl.html ... to R's tcltk. But I don't know how to convert one line in this example: library(tcltk) # create a main window mw <- tktoplevel() # a menu consists of a horizontal menubar, # with

...No more messing around in the TFTP- or HTTP-server files. Each user can select which three ring tones her/his phone should download. If somebody is interested: http://www.almosthappy.de/gsphonebook/ There is an online demo available if you just want to have a look. Lars -- Being schizophrenic is better than living alone.

...ot to clutter the R bug report list. OK, I can save my time; I just wanted to help. But, for others' sake, please reconsider the policy of not gearing the internal R documentation for novices like myself. I will butt out here. regards, /ivo PS: Incidentally, the R help seems a little schizophrenic. For example, Brian Ripley is the most helpful source for learning R (both books and posts), and I am rather grateful for it. I just do not understand why, at the same time, he seems to be annoyed while fielding questions of the r-help post-list. He is not the only individual who likes to h...

...ort list. Kjetil Halvorsen > to help. But, for others' sake, please reconsider the policy of not > gearing the internal R documentation for novices like myself. > > I will butt out here. > > regards, > > /ivo > > PS: Incidentally, the R help seems a little schizophrenic. For > example, Brian Ripley is the most helpful source for learning R (both > books and posts), and I am rather grateful for it. I just do not > understand why, at the same time, he seems to be annoyed while > fielding questions of the r-help post-list. He is not the only > indiv...

...from other objects. Questions: ========== My questions to R-devel are: (1) Are there any other functions in R that serve this dual role of constructor and extractor? (2) Even if there are no such functions, is there anything intrinsically *wrong* with having a function possessing this somewhat schizophrenic nature? Is it likely to cause confusion, induce syntactical mistakes, create errors, or produce wrong results? Any thoughts, comments, insights or suggestions gratefully received. cheers, Rolf Turner

...rebooted the physical machine, this node > is buggered. shut it down, used ip addr add to put the addresses on the > other node, used ctdb addip and the node took it and node1 is now > functioning with all 4 IPs just fine. Or so it appears right now. > > something is seriously schizophrenic here... I'm wondering why you're using 10.external. Although we have tested it, we haven't actually seen it used in production before! 10.external is a hack to allow use of CTDB's connection tracking while managing the public IP addresses externally. That is, you tell CTDB about...

...er not to clutter the R bug report list. OK, I can save my time; I just wanted to help. But, for others' sake, please reconsider the policy of not gearing the internal R documentation for novices like myself. I will butt out here. regards, /ivo PS: Incidentally, the R help seems a little schizophrenic. For example, Brian Ripley is the most helpful source for learning R (both books and posts), and I am rather grateful for it. I just do not understand why, at the same time, he seems to be annoyed while fielding questions of the r-help post-list. He is not the only individual who likes to help...

...e point. I don't *want* a local Samba database. I want all authentication to occur through one of the AD domain controllers, assisted by ephemeral cache files. >> >> In particular, it's not actually a standalone server but rather an AD >> domain member > No, it is schizophrenic server, it is in two minds ;-) How so? I have exactly one daemon in charge of authentication, I don't want or need nmbd, and I want smbd to just use NSS for authentication. This seems like a streamlined deployment, and of course the authorization agent could be sssd or winbind. >>...

Hi all, Ok, since 3.1 still isn't in stable, I'm curious if I can just find the equivalent of: rsync -avHP --delete --exclude-from '/home/user/excludes.txt' /mnt/example.com/ /var/vmail/example.com/ But that will ignore differences in permissions - ie, won't recopy everything, just because the permissions on the source are different from the permissions on the target...

...please reconsider the policy of not > >>gearing the internal R documentation for novices like myself. > >> > >>I will butt out here. > >> > >>regards, > >> > >>/ivo > >> > >>PS: Incidentally, the R help seems a little schizophrenic. For > >>example, Brian Ripley is the most helpful source for learning R > >> > >> > >(both > > > > > >>books and posts), and I am rather grateful for it. I just do not > >>understand why, at the same time, he seems to be annoy...