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...ne DNS server, no matter how poorly configured, would send such a malformed packet. And even if it did, the slaves will automatically refresh their DNS record once it expires anyway.) BTW, after hesitating a little, I caved in and left the "client" part optional, just in case some poor schmo wants to backport this to sarge. (See bug #303176 for more details.) Feel free to remove the "(" and ")?" if you favor readability over stone-age compatibility. :) -- System Information: Debian Release: lenny/sid APT prefers unstable APT policy: (500, 'unstable')...

It includes a patch for Ruby. I have already installed 1.8.4 from source, and updated my PATH to look in /usr/local first, so I don''t imagine that anything Apple does to "their" copy of Ruby will have any impact on me, but I''m wondering if the changes to their Ruby is something that needs to be done to 1.8.4 as well. Thoughts? Walter

...ht into the problem. In the end he pretty much blames it on a lousy hub. Let's blame it on the hardware when software can't possibly be a problem. But his logic in this is seemingly flawed to a reasonably savvy unix geek and totally missing any logic at all to someone who might be just a schmo trying to put together a nice unix server for his / her office. Nicolas starts off with a general description of his problem. Details to some good extent what his problem is and what he's done to test his network situation out. In it he states that via FTP, his transfers are near the limi...

Well I finally broke down and got me one of those Intel iMacs and a copy of Textmate. It took me a bit to get use to Textmate but once I learned some of the shortcuts I was cruising. Mac OS X took very little time to get used to as I already had a decent *nix background. Up until this point I had been primarily on Windows. Some of the productivity highlights I''ve found: 1. My CPU