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So I'm trying to copy a file called "Stuffit Standard 8.0.2 X Installer.dmg" from my Panther workstation to a Debian i386 server, running Samba 3.0.2a as packaged under Debian. There's plenty of disk space left, I'm looking at a folder full of files with long names, some containing spaces. When I drag the file from my workst...

I have a zip file containing updated Macintosh support for Vorbis on my company's web site at the following URL: http://bDistributed.com/projects/vorbis-mac/MacVorbisUpdatesBeta3.zip I used Metrowerks ClassWrangler to build the file because StuffIt insisted on MacBinary-encoding the project files. StuffIt Expander seems to have issues with expanding it, so I'm not sure if it's OK or not. For the other Mac developers I put a StuffIt 5 archive at http://bDistributed.com/projects/vorbis-mac/MacVorbisUpdatesBeta3.sit I also sent...

I searched for "stuffit" On the AppDB web site and received this error. fyi -Joe Baker *Database Error!* Query: REPLACE session_list VALUES ('e21b90947c8c0917c0b744ccc00dc81f', '', '', 'current|O:4:\"user\":7:{s:7:\"iUserId\";N;s:6:\"sEmail\";N;s:9:\"sRe...

...pose which part of LLVM they want to hack on). So, I think what we want is a full build environment anyway to satisfy case 2 and generate the binary distribution for case 1. Ideally what we want is a build system that can produce an msi installer on windows, rpms on RH, Solaris pkg on Sun, StuffIt on Mac (or whatever they use these days). However, tgz or zip is probably sufficient for binary distributions for a while. My point here is that we have 98% of what we need for *all* Unix platforms, the only missing link is Windows. So, why should we bastardize both worlds? Attempting windows...

...on Linux (ugh). All I really want to do is provide the packages in a form that the students can unzip (or whatever) reasonably simply. I could try to look at the form in which the Mac stuff is provided and replicate that file structure (which would also mean finding a Linux application to create Stuffit archives), but I'm not sure where to start. I guess the other possibility is convincing one of my students to download the machinery for creating binary from source packages on their machines. Any ideas? Has anyone done this? Ben -- 318 Carr Hall bolker@...

Vikram Adve wrote: >> Anyway, if anyone wants the VS project files just contact me. It's >> really a separate thing from the main project so I can see why you're >> reluctant to put it in the CVS. And, as said before, I think most >> windows users would prefer a binary distribution anyway so the ease of >> building the windows version from source is

...moe:/backup /Users/Charles/mnt I recently had to restore these files, and not all of them survived the trip. I should mention that I did not use rsync to do the restore. I mounted the nfs share on the FreeBSD machine, and copied them over to the Mac. These file types are a mixed bag, text, stuffit (.sit), .zip, .dmg, .cdr. They range in size from a few kb to > 6GB. The errors I received when trying open some of the restored files all said, "codec overrun". What would be the correct strategy for using rsync in this situation? I'm currently trying - $ rsync -auv --stats...

...LVM they want to hack on). > > So, I think what we want is a full build environment anyway to satisfy > case 2 and generate the binary distribution for case 1. Ideally what > we want is a build system that can produce an msi installer on > windows, rpms on RH, Solaris pkg on Sun, StuffIt on Mac (or whatever > they use these days). However, tgz or zip is probably sufficient for > binary distributions for a while. > > My point here is that we have 98% of what we need for *all* Unix > platforms, the only missing link is Windows. So, why should we > bastardize bo...

Full_Name: Jeff Lee Version: 2.4.0 OS: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) Submission from: (NULL) (12.150.164.100) Just upgraded to an Intel based Mac. Upon launch, I receive the following error: 2006-11-30 12:39:36.870 R[407] *** -[NSBundle load]: Error loading code /Library/InputManagers/MagicMenuEnabler/MagicMenuEnabler.bundle/Contents/MacOS/MagicMenuEnabler for bundle

I was unable to open this file Bill Venables' excellent "Exegeses on Linear Models" posted at http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/pub/MASS3/Exegeses.ps.gz I'd be very interested in reading it? Thanks Esther Meenken Biometrician Crop & Food Research Private Bag 4704 Christchurch TEL: (03) 325 9639 FAX: (03) 325 2074 EMAIL:MeenkenE at crop.cri.nz Visit our website at

Rsync looks like a good tool for keeping files synchronized between two computers, such as a desktop and laptop. However, Mac OS uses a forked file system, with the second fork storing data critical to some files (such as applications) as well as type and creator information matching files up with the appropriate apps and file types. Mac OS X comes with a command-line utility called ditto

Hi, All. I''ve developed the small javascript library to make the widgets "resizable". Please try attached file or following URL URL: http://221.112.61.214/~kzk/others/mixi/resizer.html Now I wish script.aculo.us developers to merge this into the "script.aculo.us". Is there any chance of merge? Is this a right place to ask this question? Thanks in advance. Kazuki

Adam, With the blog entry[1] you''ve made about gzip for ZFS, it raises a couple of questions... 1) It would appear that a ZFS filesystem can support files of varying compression algorithm. If a file is compressed using method A but method B is now active, if I truncate the file and rewrite it, is A or B used? 2) The question of whether or not to use bzip2 was raised in the