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a couple of things that really helped me when converting from mbox to maildir. First is to see how simple procmail changes could be. in your /etc/procmailrc file, just add the following. MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir/ # Make sure this directory exists! DEFAULT=$MAILDIR if you're using per user procmail files, the exact same two lines will also work to ensure proper delivery. if

Greetings... Our current production server is running 2.0.7 (we are getting ready to deploy 2.2.5 shortly)... and I experienced this interesting problem.. In Apache, if I had it listening to ports 444 and 445 for SSL, Samba would suddenly stop working on that machine. I killed Apache, and suddenly everyone could get to Samba again.. I started it, and everyone would get errors saying the

We''re still hard at work on Rails 1.2, which features all the new dandy REST stuff and more, but a serious security concern has come to our attention that needed to be addressed sooner than the release of 1.2 would allow. So here''s Rails 1.1.5! This is a MANDATORY upgrade for anyone not running on a very recent edge (which isn''t affected by this). If you have a public

Brian Ripley recently replied to a comment of mine by referring to a function 'assignInNamespace', which I had not heard of. Is there a good write up on name spaces in R? There are little tidbits in the manuals on the R site, but I found nothing substative. I'd like to understand these better. Terry Therneau

...the user account, as the underlying commands work when I su and execute them in an xterm. I was also able to reproduce the problem on three separate computers. I don't usually have to deal with these desktop issues so I'm hella rusty when it comes to debugging them. Does anyone have any tidbits to point me in the right direction to fix this? (Hopefully soon, since we are supposed to use this account for observations tonight) -- Thanks! Miranda

.... Trouble is, asterisk only sees the brain-dead interface. How do I exorcise it from the kernel, or at least make the SB the first-priority one? rmmod didn't seem to do anything. Playing with the Redhat sound card detection stuff was useless. I've googled around the internet, looking for tidbits, but nothing seems applicable. RedHat 8 Bible wasn't very helpful. Not much in the kernel source dirs, either, nor in the source for the sound drivers. Anybody have some experience with this sort of thing? It'd be neat to put together an announcement functionality. Any advise? Many thank...

...loor(",model.list[1],")",sep="")) > s expression(paste("floor(", model.list[1], ")", sep = "")) > eval(s) [1] "floor(x1)" > I have tried the obvious (to me) without success. Perhaps someone could suggest a solution and some tidbits for me to read up on about the how and why. Thanks, Chad R. Bhatti

Hi all - I have written an XML-RPC app using action-web-service. Mostly works well. Except I just noticed that my :datetime types are coming back as :date types. That is, when in the console I query the record via Foo.find_by_id(123) I get back actual datetimes. If I then do it via XML-RPC, fetching that same record I get back dates (ie. hour/minute/second are set to 00:00:00) Any ideas?

...with all that security. But I find that I need to put some db's on the "production" box and could use a little assistance. I can manage with the bulk of the work but since mysql is all pre-configured on RH based systems I don't know where to find the root password or any other tidbits needed to get started. Access to the grant and other admin db's and tables is all I believe I need. Looking through the docs on centos.org didn't reveal anything to me (or I just missed it). So the end result of this message is simply can someone point me to the howto use mysql on CentO...

On Date: Sun, 17 Jul 2016 12:24:04 +0200 Luigi Rosa <lists at luigirosa.com> wrote: > > Peter Chiochetti wrote on 17/07/2016 11:01: > > > With Maildir and path separator "." one can have incomplete paths: eg. > > bpatterson.INBOX.2011 will say that there is 2011 within INBOX within bpatterson > > -- while it is possible, that both bpatterson and

...have two IMAP (UW-imap and dovecot) servers accessing the same mbox files for our users (don't ask why) and sometimes the UW-imap corrupts the mbox file. The mbox looks just like normal mbox except it does not have the proper 'From ' beginning of the file (usually there are some random tidbits in the begining of the file, which can be easily stripped to recover the working mbox). The problem is that if we use dovecot for POP3 server, the dovecot logs the mbox corruption just fine: POP3(username): Couldn't init INBOX: Mailbox isn't a valid mbox file But if we use IMAP for the sa...

James, That worked, thanks, but with a caveat. I don't know if this is a limitation of autoconf/configure, but jni.h wants to include jni_md.h, which is located in JNI_INCLUDE_DIR/win32, which is not automatically searched. I was able to work around this by moving jni_md.h from the win32 sub directory to the same directory as jni.h. No idea who's bug this is, if it is legitimately a bug,

HooDaHek 0.6 has been released. So soon, you say? Well, the best laid plans of mice and men... Steven BerkHolz is a pretty sharp stick and said to me, "Why don't you have HooDaHek change the CallerID when it looks up the name in the database on an incoming call?" Much head smacketh ensued, and as I made that change for Steven, I noticed that I had the way wrong version of

I just picked up Camping and I''m currently reviewing every little tidbit of information I can find out about it. I really liked the simplicity of RubyOnRails, but sometimes you want something fast and everything is relative. After looking at Camping, RubyOnRails seems like a lot of work if you just want to test out a prototype of a small web app. One thing I do miss are all the

Hi all, I''m not sure what qemu-dm does or how to debug its high CPU usage. Any one mind giving me a clue? - Brian _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users

In case anyone is interested, here is a link to an online article written by someone in the Postgres community, covering PL/R: see (cover): http://www.varlena.com/varlena/GeneralBits/66.php and follow to (article): http://www.varlena.com/varlena/GeneralBits/Tidbits/bernier/art_66/graphingWithR.html PL/R is a procedural language handler for PostgreSQL, that allows Postgres functions to be written in, and executed by, R. Best regards, Joe

Anyone have any information on the performance impact of using qualify=yes for hundreds (500ish) of SIP UAs? I have seen tidbits on qualifyspreading=yes, but not enough to understand what it does. I assume lessens the peak load of qualify sip options queries? Thx! -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20060308/b151d09b...

I putzd around and messed up my primary system. I could get it back with a bunch of work a-rounds but I've decided to do a complete rebuild of it. What I need to run on this machine (besides the CentOS 5.2 OS) is Oracle 11g (requires gnome), VMware Server 2, JBoss 5, plus some other tidbits. Does anyone have or know of a checklist that I can use to make sure I've done everything correctly (as least as far as the OS install and configuration is concerned)? Thanks, Gene Poole -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos...

Dear R-Helpers: I'm having a problem getting dates into the correct format. I have a data frame, which is based on a .csv file that I imported into R via read.table. R has converted my date variables to factors; when I use the as.Date command, most of the values are converted "correctly" (and by this I guess I mean converted "as I wish them to be") but some have not been.

Hi there, I was wondering if someone closer to the work happening in the Ptalarbvorm branch could be so kind as to provide a little update on progress? I've heard tidbits from around the web that the improvement over 1.1 is at least as much as 1.1 was itself over 1.0. I know that myself and many others found Monty's occasional updates on Thusnedla development to be absolutely fascinating (and no doubt raised the profile of Theora too). Many thanks, Torrance --...