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...e this is not the right restriction, because when I make this change directly in the default httpd.conf, I still can get to the default web page. Now on to the 'allow' statement. All syntax examples I have seen for it follow: allow from 1.1.1.0/24 1.1.2.0/24 2400:cb00:2048:1::/64 and soforth. That is each range separated by a space. But potentially I have 18 ranges to specify, and at least named makes it easy with each range on its own line ending with a ';'. For now I am only putting 2 ranges in, but how does one set up a longer list of allowed ranges? thanks

...k out the requested project, then > recursively check out its dependencies. As a possibly less-engineered complement, your end-state could be provided simply by creating folders in Subversion prefabbed with appropriate svn:externals. Make one for each end-project (llvm-gcc, new-cfe, and soforth). It's not nearly so clever, but it might allow initial usage much closer to the 'configure; make; make install' convention. Also, there's only enough info on the command-line there to do a trunk checkout. What about branches and tags? Sorry to harp on these, but my experie...

On Mon, 2 Jul 2007, Gordon Henriksen wrote: > As a possibly less-engineered complement, your end-state could be > provided simply by creating folders in Subversion prefabbed with > appropriate svn:externals. Make one for each end-project (llvm-gcc, > new-cfe, and soforth). It's not nearly so clever, but it might allow > initial usage much closer to the 'configure; make; make install' > convention. My goal is to make it so you *don't* check out all of the LLVM stuff by default. For example, the webpage has binaries of every release so far....

...gt; > I just cannot see how the GC-handling code can be isolated in such a > way that > the result is better than just having separate HLVMs for separate > design > decisions. I simply suggest you group functions to 'emit read barrier', 'allocate GC root', and soforth together in your compiler such that they can be easily changed or updated in one place if it proves necessary. — Gordon

On Sun, 1 Jul 2007, Tanya M. Lattner wrote: > I don't think we should have a docs module. Its much better to allow a > person to check out only llvm and get the appropriate documentation. Same > for hlvm, and whatever project. Its very inconvenient to check out > multiple things just to get llvm and docs. To put it another way, I think the docs for the subproject should follow

On Friday 27 February 2009 18:42:13 Gordon Henriksen wrote: > I agree this could be better. I think it would be prudent of you, > being aware of this problem, to structure your compiler so as to limit > the number of pieces of code which would be effected when you switch > to a copying collector. I think that would make my VM a lot more complicated for no clear practical gain. >

...t; On Mon, 2 Jul 2007, Gordon Henriksen wrote: > >> As a possibly less-engineered complement, your end-state could be >> provided simply by creating folders in Subversion prefabbed with >> appropriate svn:externals. Make one for each end-project (llvm-gcc, >> new-cfe, and soforth). It's not nearly so clever, but it might allow >> initial usage much closer to the 'configure; make; make install' >> convention. > > My goal is to make it so you *don't* check out all of the LLVM > stuff by default. For example, the webpage has binaries of...

Dear R users we're having a problem reading a largish data file using read.table(). The file consists of 175000 lines of 4 floating pt numbers. Here's what happens: > dat_read.table('sst.dat') Error: memory exhausted (This is line 358 of src/main/memory.c). Cutting down the file to around 15000 lines allows read.table() to work OK. I edited the memory limits in Platform.h

Hello: I am using R mainly on windows XP, version 2.5. I?m a biologist, with a medium level statistics background. I have a problem stating a two-way factorial design where both factors are random. I?m using the lmer() function implemented in the Matrix package version 0.99. My design is as follows: Two species were randomly selected from a total of 4 species. This species are present

...xist, and the 'touch' command failed on permissions. I assume dhcpd is running this script as user dhcpd, group dhcpd, so I don't see how it can create the file. I have to create it and set the owner to root:dhcpd > > exec >> $LOG 2>&1 Then this line fails and soforth. > > ## CONFIGURATION ## > > # Samba 4 realm, change this to YOUR realm. > SETREALM=EXAMPLE.COM > ## define the dhcp user that will be used for the Dynamic updates to > samba4 > ## this will create a Principal like : user at realm > SETDHCPUSER=dhcpduser > # DNS doma...

...> permissions. > > I assume dhcpd is running this script as user dhcpd, group dhcpd, so I > don't see how it can create the file. I have to create it and set the > owner to root:dhcpd > > >> >> exec >> $LOG 2>&1 > > Then this line fails and soforth. > >> >> ## CONFIGURATION ## >> >> # Samba 4 realm, change this to YOUR realm. >> SETREALM=EXAMPLE.COM >> ## define the dhcp user that will be used for the Dynamic updates to >> samba4 >> ## this will create a Principal like : user at realm >&g...

here is another question (kurt already knows about it). i would like to do a client server version of R where the server can run on a unix box and the client is excel ond a win machine. the easiest solution would be running a stdin-stdout version of the server through inetd. but this is vulnerable. so what is needed is a sandbox version of the server, where no acrtive access to the file system is

...sume dhcpd is running this script as user dhcpd, group dhcpd, so >> I don't see how it can create the file. I have to create it and set >> the owner to root:dhcpd >> >> >>> >>> exec >> $LOG 2>&1 >> >> Then this line fails and soforth. >> >>> >>> ## CONFIGURATION ## >>> >>> # Samba 4 realm, change this to YOUR realm. >>> SETREALM=EXAMPLE.COM >>> ## define the dhcp user that will be used for the Dynamic updates to >>> samba4 >>> ## this will create a P...

Hi, I have read about SS7 recently and learnt that it is a signalling protocol used in PSTN for call management, setup, etc. The thing that I don't understand is how SS7 plays a role in VOIP. When I make calls between landline and Asterisk via PSTN, I don't need to do anything with SS7. Is it because the SS7 signalling is already done by Asterisk already? From the prespective of

On Thu, 3 Sep 2015, Rowland Penny wrote: > What are the permissions on /var/lib/samba/private/dns ? Also don't forget the permissions on /var/lib/samba/private If you're using sernet's packages, you'll have to chgrp it to to named or give it o+x perms.