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I am managing two Xen containers which are exhibiting a spooky behavior. There are intermittent network failures that affect only the VM''s, and not dom0. This exhibits itself as problems with nfs locks, snmp, and even icmp ping. The arp tables look normal on both the dom0 and the guest. However, it is definitely arp related. Causing arp traffic of...

...the current work > on the new backend architecture should find a logical stopping point and then > the release put out after sufficient testing. Absolutely. How does this tentative plan sound: we have two more weeks of development, then start the release processing part on about Oct 31 (spooky!). If have some plans for things that I will do to wrap up some features in the code generator. It would be great if the cygwin people can figure out what needs to be done to make cygwin work as well as possible for the release (and when the actual release happens, making a binary cygwin dist...

Dear Damien and Darren, I recently ran into a really weird and spooky ssh problem. My brain is going to mad trying to explain that it is a hardware issue since on two machines, one of which is a Celeon 2.8 Ghz with 1 GB RAM, another is a Xeon 4 CPU box with 3 Gig RAM and I guess 3 Ghz or something, both of which are running FreeBSD 6.1 with latest version of OpenSSH...

..., I already read a few people echo my sentiments, but since you expect this from _everyone_, let me second what Reid and Andrew Lenharth have said. :) > How does this tentative plan sound: we have two more weeks of > development, then start the release processing part on about Oct 31 > (spooky!). In that case, it needs a cool "release name". :) -- Misha Brukman :: http://misha.brukman.net :: http://llvm.cs.uiuc.edu

Just upgraded to latest rails and rspec builds and my autotest doesnt work undefined method `before'' for Spec::Rails::DSL::RailsExample:Class (NoMethodError) Here''s the full trace: http://pastie.caboo.se/112754 Any ideas? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

...xits with return code of 1. This was verified using various versions of scp from 3.6.1p2 to 4.2, on linux (various versions) and openbsd. /August. -- Bj?rn Augustsson Sysadmin IT Systems & Services Chalmers tekniska h?gskola Chalmers University of Technology "Damn spooky analog crap." -- John Carmack.

...e have a sound definition, just > not one that's useful for (all) GPU use cases? Or is the existing > attribute not really sound and all use cases eventually need to be replaced? The existing definition is insufficient for some GPU use cases, but it also has a problem that I like to call spooky action at a distance: some program transforms may have to look at code which they'd normally not look at in order to correctly determine whether they're correct for the current definition of `convergent`. The really problematic one that I'm aware of in practice is jump threading -- the...

...' messages while running rc15. But as this USER, others seem to recover after the message has been logged. The messages from 'mremap_anon' have never been seen before. Actually '1164206080' looks very much like a timestamp, differing 75223 seconds from the time of the crash ... spooky I will start running the supplied code for memory debugging on this user and I enclose a back trace from the crash. The interessting stuff from the back trace is probably that hdr (and so cache->hdr) is 0xffffffff so that hdr->continued_record_count gives no sense (Cannot access memory at a...

...the convergent operation (under such > > a proposal). Worse, the part of the IR which makes the short-cutting > > incorrect -- i.e., the affected convergent operation -- is potentially > > far away from the paths that we're short-cutting. We want to avoid > > this "spooky action at a distance" because it puts an undue burden on > > generic code transforms. > > > > > > The Solution > > ------------ > > We introduce explicit annotations in the IR using "convergence tokens" > > that "anchor" a convergen...

...3.0. My runs get into trouble with messages about "conflicts with the survival namespace". My problem is that I can't figure out where or how the name space is being searched out and attached. Any hints on where to look would be appreciated. This "magical" load is kind of spooky. Here is a session that displays it. The "setup.s" file does the dyn.load and attaches some data sets. tmt-local3499% R --vanilla R version 3.0.0 (2013-04-03) -- "Masked Marvel" Copyright (C) 2013 The R Foundation for Statistical Computing Platform: i686-pc-linux-gnu (32-bit...

Greetings. I've run into a trouble when trying to add a new Win7 machine on a domain. The domain is controlled by a server running Samba + LDAP (samba compiled with ldap support), on a Debian 5 OS at the local network. I've added the machine name to the LDAP three through phpldapadmin using the option "Samba3 Machine" on the related submenu and via terminal on samba. Then I

...nd therefore different behavior for the convergent operation (under such a proposal). Worse, the part of the IR which makes the short-cutting incorrect -- i.e., the affected convergent operation -- is potentially far away from the paths that we're short-cutting. We want to avoid this "spooky action at a distance" because it puts an undue burden on generic code transforms. The Solution ------------ We introduce explicit annotations in the IR using "convergence tokens" that "anchor" a convergent operation with respect to some other point in control flow or w...

...logon script running (from the domain member), but the home was not bound to the HOMEDIR. This could happen, because at that time the UID came correctly and matched the old UID of the user. I got today a kernel update.... and the situation changed, like I said... Now I get GID but no UID. Somehow spooky... rawi -- View this message in context: http://samba.2283325.n4.nabble.com/WINBIND-UID-and-GID-false-mappings-on-domain-member-tp4706553p4706560.html Sent from the Samba - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

...bably be really bad for performance if the > programmer actually wanted the second thing. It also makes it impossible > when translating a high-level language to LLVM to get the "natural" > behavior which game developers actually expect. This is exactly the sort > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that everything > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to add an explicit > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the IR. We need a > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue block, so...

I keep getting this message regardless of the wine version when I try to run any of the more recent games, "turn debugging off and try again". The following error is from trying to run Army Men RTS. [ken@spooky Army Men RTS]$ wineserver && wine amrts.exe Loading required GL library /usr/X11R6/lib/libGL.so.1.2 fixme:module:CreateProcessA (X:\~f51e43.tmp,...): NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS ignored FIXME:pthread_cond_init Loading required GL library /usr/X11R6/lib/libGL.so.1.2 err:int:INSTR_IDT_Emulate Evil...

I''m having a problem configuring fixtures -- for some reason, when I run my unit test, I''m not getting any of the instance variables that are advertised in "Agile Web Development with Rails". I''ve gone through various Wikis and Google, and it seems like I''m the only person with this problem. There is no error message per se, but when I try to use the

...OOPS, forgot to remove a old ListenAddress for a removed interface... Did that and HUP-ed sshd # lsof ... sshd 11152 root 6u IPv4 0x7004ded8 0t0 TCP xxx.yyy.zzz.hhh:22 (LISTEN) ... That is, a Listen config line for a non-existing address gives a shadow port on ((-1 & 0x7fff) - 22). Rather spooky... cheers, Torbj?rn Wictorin, Uppsala univ.

I've added configuration support to the dbus plugin. I haven't done much testing so let me know if you find any issues with it. You can find some usage examples in the dbus plugin code. This is what KDE needs for compiz configuration support but you can of course use it for other configuration systems too. E.g. writing a simple daemon that monitors a text file and use this dbus interface

...9;s actual modes. It's just the code that builds the string from the mode word. It looks like it mysteriously skips the middle of the routine for no reason when spawned either as a grandchild through bash or directly via whatever Epsilon uses to spawn a child process. It's definitely a spooky Halloween bug!

As I'm not particularly active with LLVM right now, it doesn't make any difference to me, personally. However, I am a strong advocate for "release early, release often". We had previously agreed to releases 4 times per year. This will be the 3rd and final one this year. Many users of LLVM only work from release to release so it is unfair to them to let them stray very far