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..., --dkg PS Some tests that i ran that demonstrate this surprising behavior: Here's ssh setting g+r,o+r (explicitly disregarding my umask of 077) when it creates known_hosts for me (tested with OpenSSH 4.8 on OpenBSD 4.3 and OpenSSH 5.1 on Debian testing): $ uname -a OpenBSD openbsdtest.squeak.fifthhorseman.net 4.3 GENERIC#698 i386 $ umask 077 $ ls -l ~/.ssh/known_hosts ls: /home/dkg/.ssh/known_hosts: No such file or directory $ ssh monkeysphere.info The authenticity of host 'monkeysphere.info (204.13.164.191)' can't be established. RSA key fingerprint is e8:7e:5b:7d:bc:6...

...i've tried running ssh-add under /usr/bin/nohup However, even with all that, if i feed ssh-add a garbage key as a subprocess of anything that as a controlling terminal, it opens /dev/tty and prompts for a passphrase for the key directly there. You can see what it's doing here: [0 dkg at squeak]$ umask 077 [0 dkg at squeak]$ rm -f x [0 dkg at squeak]$ touch x [0 dkg at squeak]$ unset DISPLAY [0 dkg at squeak]$ unset SSH_ASKPASS [0 dkg at squeak]$ ssh-add x </dev/null >/dev/null 2>/dev/null Enter passphrase for x: ... and at that point it hangs until a carriage return is type...

Hi, could somebody be so kind to check in the follwoing patch? It fixes two problems: - contrib/cygwin/Makefile: Installs new docs and stops trying to install RFC.nroff. - contrib/cygwin/ssh-host-config: Fixes a condition which tries to find out if ssh or sshd processes are still running. The old version unfortunately stumbles over user names which contain the substring

...be able to tear it down when it's done too, of course, but i could do without that for now. Here's an example of an attempt which appears to fail for me, with a bit of debugging verbosity thrown in: ("5th" is a host with an IMAP server answering on the loopack address) [dkg at squeak ~]$ ssh -Nf -MS ~/.ssh/controls/fubar -L 9999:localhost:143 5th true [dkg at squeak ~]$ ssh -vvv -Nf -S ~/.ssh/controls/fubar -L 8888:localhost:143 5th true OpenSSH_4.2p1 Debian-5.dkg0, OpenSSL 0.9.8a 11 Oct 2005 debug1: Reading configuration data /home/dkg/.ssh/config debug1: Applying options for...

Plaintive squeak: Why the change? Some OS's and desktops use the extension, so forgetting it causes trouble. The new default filename keeps a filetype (as before) but the user now has to type a filetype twice (once as the type, once as extension) to get the same effect fo rtheir own filenames. And the extensi...

I have a people table: CREATE TABLE people ( id int(10) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, first_name varchar(75) default NULL, middle_name varchar(75) default NULL, last_name varchar(75) default NULL, PRIMARY KEY (id) ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=1272 ; and a people_people table: CREATE TABLE people_people ( person_id int(11) unsigned NOT NULL,

https://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69 Damien Miller <djm at mindrot.org> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |djm at mindrot.org Alias| |generalised-askpass -- Configure bugmail:

...src="midia/phone-0.mp3" type="audio/opus" id="som0" preload="auto"></audio> ... <button id="btn0" onclick="document.getElementById('som0').play()">som0</button> ... When you stop running the files, I noticed a squeak. I updated the page and add the sizzle; So I changed all the files to. mp3, redid the test and hiss is nonexistent; Atenciosamente *Ricardo Bastos Campos* Bachelor in Systems Analysis Development (UNIFRA-FATEC) MS Student and Multimedia Systems Researcher at INF (UFRGS*)* -------------- next par...

Hello, I'm trying to build a valid public ssh v2 RSA key from a java application but I have some problems understanding how the two numbers (e and n) are base64 encoded into ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub or ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 file. My question is what exactly is encoded into the base64 string? For example for this public key: ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA6p76zG+8aOkFZT1y4O+Y7n

...ge software up into a usefully-small set of precisely-characterized little black boxes is a Quixotic dream. > > It is also purely reproducible. Do something right once and no one > should ever have to waste that thought again. Arguably Smalltalk was GUIs and OO done right. Go spin up a Squeak VM and see if you still feel at home in that world: http://www.squeak.org/ Not only does technology change, so does our perception of what ?good technology? looks like. I suspect most of those using Squeak are using it for the same reason that I continue to pour a lot of time into Apple ][ e...

...out. So I power it back up when I got in, and everything seemed to check out OK, except that when I dialed in to the system, or tried to connect to the voicemail, all of the audio was incredibly distorted. Dialing in on one of the X100P cards, the greeting sounded like a bunch of high pitched squeaks heard down a long tube, and the voicemail over a SIP client was so choppy that the word choppy barely describes it properly. I tested dialing on all 3 of our X100P cards just to ensure it wasn't a hardware problem, but that wouldn't have affected SIPs anyway. The other thing was on a...

...ich is a commercial product at hypercard.apple.com that could also be considered) - the kid-friendly lisp variant, logo (el.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation, education.mit.edu/starlogo) First Languages. Also my googling revealed that first year university courses in programming often use: - the squeak version of smalltalk (www.squeak.org), - scheme (www.drscheme.org is one possibility of many) and - java (java.sun.com , www.bluej.org). RAD. On the theory that rapid application development (RAD) provides better motivation, the commercial www.realbasic.com could be considered. Other. Finall...

I have been wondering if anyone here knows which format is faster for your templates? I am curious cause in the near future I may be using some expensive scripts (timewise) and would like to try and squeak out as much performance as possible. Is Ruby like other languages (ASP classic for example) that inccur a penalty by switching between HTML and Ruby Code? Ben -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

...owerpc-rtems-gdb-5.2_1 psim-freebsd-5.2.1 ptypes-1.7.4 pure-ftpd-1.0.14 qiv-1.8 readlink-20010616 reed-5.4 rox-1.3.6_1 rox-session-0.1.18_1 rpl-1.4.0 rpm-3.0.6_6 samba-2.2.8 samba-3.0a20 scrollkeeper-0.3.11_8,1 sh-rtems-gdb-5.2_1 sharity-light-1.2_1 siag-3.4.10 skipstone-0.8.3 sparc-rtems-gdb-5.2_1 squeak-2.7 squeak-3.2 swarm-2.1.1 tcl-8.2.3_2 tcl-8.3.5 tcl-8.4.1,1 tcl-thread-8.1.b1 teTeX-2.0.2_1 wine-2003.02.19 wml-2.0.8 worker-2.7.0 xbubble-0.2 xerces-c2-2.1.0_1 xerces_c-1.7.0 xnview-1.50 xscreensaver-gnome-4.08 xscreensaver-4.08 xworld-2.0 yencode-0.46_1 zh-cle_base-0.9p1 zh-tcl-8.3.0 zh-tw-Bitch...

...owerpc-rtems-gdb-5.2_1 psim-freebsd-5.2.1 ptypes-1.7.4 pure-ftpd-1.0.14 qiv-1.8 readlink-20010616 reed-5.4 rox-1.3.6_1 rox-session-0.1.18_1 rpl-1.4.0 rpm-3.0.6_6 samba-2.2.8 samba-3.0a20 scrollkeeper-0.3.11_8,1 sh-rtems-gdb-5.2_1 sharity-light-1.2_1 siag-3.4.10 skipstone-0.8.3 sparc-rtems-gdb-5.2_1 squeak-2.7 squeak-3.2 swarm-2.1.1 tcl-8.2.3_2 tcl-8.3.5 tcl-8.4.1,1 tcl-thread-8.1.b1 teTeX-2.0.2_1 wine-2003.02.19 wml-2.0.8 worker-2.7.0 xbubble-0.2 xerces-c2-2.1.0_1 xerces_c-1.7.0 xnview-1.50 xscreensaver-gnome-4.08 xscreensaver-4.08 xworld-2.0 yencode-0.46_1 zh-cle_base-0.9p1 zh-tcl-8.3.0 zh-tw-Bitch...

...intentionally or by misconfiguration (e.g. by spouting garbage to serial ports that confuses an UPS that talks a different protocol), is a bit more "special" than numerous other programs, tools, daemons and services. The opposite opinion is that programs should be quiet until asked to squeak (e.g. by restarting with higher debug verbosity... "that would help troubleshooting why the rack went down last week, right!" says the sysadmin me). So here is a shout-out to other practitioners: should NUT programs print their banner and other info (e.g. competing daemon instance was/...

...intentionally or by misconfiguration (e.g. by spouting garbage to serial ports that confuses an UPS that talks a different protocol), is a bit more "special" than numerous other programs, tools, daemons and services. The opposite opinion is that programs should be quiet until asked to squeak (e.g. by restarting with higher debug verbosity... "that would help troubleshooting why the rack went down last week, right!" says the sysadmin me). So here is a shout-out to other practitioners: should NUT programs print their banner and other info (e.g. competing daemon instance was/...

...and that this might make a difference? The majority of the pre-echo does go away as the bitrate increases but its still not perfect. The other artifact doesn't go away no matter what the bitrate is (I tried -b 350). It sounds like low frequency noise or vibration, or maybe some sort of "squeak" on the bass pulses. I have also tested this sample with both mp3 and AAC and they both did quite poorly, the only codec that seems to be able to handle this perfectly is mp+/mpc. Vorbis is in my opinion the second best though on this sample though, by quite a bit. I was quite surprised to...

...owerpc-rtems-gdb-5.2_1 psim-freebsd-5.2.1 ptypes-1.7.4 pure-ftpd-1.0.14 qiv-1.8 readlink-20010616 reed-5.4 rox-1.3.6_1 rox-session-0.1.18_1 rpl-1.4.0 rpm-3.0.6_6 samba-2.2.8 samba-3.0a20 scrollkeeper-0.3.11_8,1 sh-rtems-gdb-5.2_1 sharity-light-1.2_1 siag-3.4.10 skipstone-0.8.3 sparc-rtems-gdb-5.2_1 squeak-2.7 squeak-3.2 swarm-2.1.1 tcl-8.2.3_2 tcl-8.3.5 tcl-8.4.1,1 tcl-thread-8.1.b1 teTeX-2.0.2_1 wine-2003.02.19 wml-2.0.8 worker-2.7.0 xbubble-0.2 xerces-c2-2.1.0_1 xerces_c-1.7.0 xnview-1.50 xscreensaver-gnome-4.08 xscreensaver-4.08 xworld-2.0 yencode-0.46_1 zh-cle_base-0.9p1 zh-tcl-8.3.0 zh-tw-Bitch...

>>>>> "K" == Kasper Daniel Hansen <khansen at stat.Berkeley.EDU> writes: K> On Oct 19, 2005, at 3:43 PM, Jeffrey J. Hallman wrote: K> <SNIP> >> Think about it. Once you have a basic math package that can handle >> matrix >> programming and various mathematical functions, building the various >> statistical modeling