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...connections is that whilst overall throughput is a lot better, the connections do seem to be more variable and have a tendency to stutter somewhat even with very little load on them. As a result, I'm considering reintroducing jitter buffering on our boxes now that everything's running 1.2 thoughout. Are there any pearls of wisdom out there on 1) whether enabling the jitter buffer is a good idea, and 2) what the recommended settings would be on an ADSL connection? I know that configuration is going to be a bit of a black art, as I'd imagine the "best" settings will be different...

Dear all, will there be a fastrack channel for C5? What are the problems inventing one? Thx Rainer

Hello list. Anybody noticed broken checksum in DAG repo? Since Saturday I can't update few packages from DAG repo. I tried other mirror - result the same: Transaction Summary ============================================================================= Install 0 Package(s) Update 17 Package(s) Remove 0 Package(s) Total download size: 5.0 M Is this ok [y/N]: y Downloading

...rns over 54,000 entries ... This is coming from the getpwent() call in util_getent.c:getpwent_list() This is coming from srv_samr_nt.c:get_memberuids() But we're having trouble working out what triggers this call: it happens mostly during the morning startup period, but happens occasionally thoughout the day. It is not triggered by anything we can think of with our clients MS/Win/XP, smbclient, Mac OS/X. But might be coming from clients we can't replicate: NT4, W2K, ??? Is there any alternative to getting the list of all users in get_memberuids() ? This causes a 2 hr slot in the morning...

...w if there are *any* 32-bit architectures (on which Linux runs) for which the ABI for a "long long" is different from passing two "longs" in the appropriate order, i.e. (hi,lo) for bigendian or (lo,hi) for littleendian? I'd like to switch klibc to use the 64-bit file ABI thoughout, but it's a considerable porting effort, and I'm trying to figure out how to best manage it. -hpa

...ng away. > no core file (yes, ulimit is configured), nothing in any of its > (several) log files. it's just gone. > Late to the thread but since it has not been suggested: Have you tried to statically link all libs? Then use Frank Cox's suggestion to use printf's at location thoughout the source code. I know it will be big (depending on the number of libs) But this way you are sure that the compile is against a known (yours) set of libs! Also have you recompiled it and given the new binaries to the customers? Just an idea .. -- Jobst Schmalenbach Nice computers don...

System: Gentoo Linux, fully updated (8/19/2006), Kernel 2.6.17.9 stock kernel, samba-3.0.22-r3 (have also tried samba-3.0.23b), 1Gb Ethernet. (thoughout). Problem: Very poor performance when copying files to or from the client, (ie 2000kb or lower on writes, 5000kb or lower on reads). Detailed Problem: If I use SCP from the same source to the same target (including drives), the speed of the transfer is over 10000kb), now if I try a samba transfer...

Hello! somewhere in maillist I've seen RAID1+md concat+XFS being promoted as mailstorage. Does anybody in here actually use this setup? I've decided to give it a try, but ended up with not being able to recover any data off survived pairs from linear array when _the_first of raid1 pairs got down. thanks!

...path = /home/wibble/common public = no writeable = yes create mode = 0770 directory mode = 0770 preserve case = yes short preserve case = yes case sensitive = no level2 oplocks = True valid users = someone,anotherone,andanother The symptoms of the problem are as follows: thoughout the day these people are opening and closing excel and word documents, usually without incident. Occasionally however, one of them will be unable to save a file they have saved many times previously that afternoon. Windows tells them it's "unable to rename the document". Samba lo...

...eristics linearly correlate to each other. These groups are called "maps", and all the channels in a map must have the same number of samples within a block. Therefore, as long as your Vorbis file utilizes the usual multichannel mapping, all channels should have the same number of samples thoughout the stream. (Of course if you encode each channel as an independent Ogg stream, which I think is extremely rare, the sample size would differ from channel to channel.) For your first question, the answer is yes because the absolute granule position of the Ogg/Vorbis packet (I misspelled the word in...

...ate to the thread but since it has not been suggested: Have you tried to statically link all libs? I doubt modern Linux systems will produce a fully-static binary, since many of the system libs come only as .so files. > > Then use Frank Cox's suggestion to use printf's at location thoughout the source code. > > I know it will be big (depending on the number of libs) > But this way you are sure that the compile is against a known (yours) set of libs! > > > Also have you recompiled it and given the new binaries to the customers? Yes, every time there's a new RH...

Hi all! In short: Anybody wrote a patch for DSMARK to make it capable of marking only a ratio (a given arg to the tc command) of the packets it gets? Say, 20%? Or, do I have to hack into the source? Alternatives, like a filter spitting packets to 2 different DSMARK based on this ratio? In long: I''m a hungarian univ student involved in a project (RMD-QoS stuff) which needs

...just from cygwin. >> >> Using rsync to "sync" the file from the D drive to the C drive with >>the >> --progress option. I'm getting about 2-2.5MB/sec transfer speed >> >> The server is being used... So I've run the tests a few times >>thoughout the >> last hour or so and these are about my average numbers. >> >> Why would rsync be so much slower? Is there something I can test to >>help >> figure this out? I'm using rsync on a couple dozen Windows servers >>and it's >> been working gr...

Hi all! I'm stuck on something really bizarre that is happening to a product I "own" at work. It's a C program, built on CentOS, runs on CentOs or RHEL, has been in circulation since the early 00's, is in use at hundreds of sites. recently, at multiple customer sites it has started just going away. no core file (yes, ulimit is configured), nothing in any of its (several)

...er), pass the function pointer. dbghelp: Store compiland's address in internal structures. dbghelp: Pass .debug_loc section info from the ELF loader to the dwarf parser. dbghelp: Added struct location to help computing a location. dbghelp: Use the location info structure thoughout the code to handle the location of a data variable. dbghelp: Added infrastructure to compute variable location at runtime (as opposed to debug info parse time). dbghelp: Function points location is now expressed as a struct location. dbghelp: Add ability to add a SymTagCustom elem...

Hi all, Im new to shorewell, can anyone guide me whether I can use shorewell for my work. I have a requirement in our work: Each system shall have two Ethernet card interfaces(system means hardware devices, servers, clients in other words any device or host used in the project). The IP address of each interface will be of different networks, subnets and gateways completely. Bcoz if one of