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...code that tries to detect whether OS supports SSE instructions. a) Linux: "old" vs "new" sigaction OBSOLETE_SIGCONTEXT_FLAVOR was disabled in Mar 2007 in commit <http://git.xiph.org/?p=flac.git;a=commit;h=1ca3a445f832be5e8a99364fb38d9e2ea9a3a772> According to <http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?sigaction>: "Support for SA_SIGINFO was added in Linux 2.2" (released in Jan 1999). If noone wants to use FLAC with Linux kernel 2.0 then it's safe to delete this code. b) MSVC: try/catch vs. sigill_handler TRY_CATCH_FLAVOR was enabled in Jan 2009 in commit...

I'm writing a network monitoring script, that has to traverse a bunch of firewalls (joy ...) and so for connectivity tests, I'm using ssh (OpenSSH 2.x). I'm being lazy, and trying to avoid parallel tasks/threading, so I'm interested in reducing the amount of time OpenSSH will wait to connect to something before giving up. I've already set the ConnectionAttempts flag to 1,

...ieved for testing. I'd like to thank everyone who took the time to test. I did not see a few platforms, but that is fine. Most of the worry some ones checked in. I was floored to see PrivSep working under OSX with no real source code changes. =) I'd like to thank a friend of mine from #unixhelp for doing that compile for me. - Ben

Hello, after upgrade (Debian wheezy) from dovecot 2:2.2.13-1~auto+103 => 2:2.2.13-1~auto+113 I discovered that in my log and all mails stuck in the Queue. I?ve had downgrade v 2:2.2.13-1~auto+103 an everything is fine. What?s wrong? Any ideas or solution greatly appreciated. Thanks. Jul 25 11:03:01 server2 dovecot: lmtp(25638): Fatal: master: service(lmtp): child 25638 killed with signal

I've attached a patch for openssh-SNAP-20001028 which fixes the following two problems: 1) I fixed fixpaths to complain instead of failing silently if it can't write the output file. 2) I changed log-server.c to use av0 as the first argument to openlog(). I also made sure it called openlog() before the TCP wrapper stuff, because libwrap calls syslog() and winds up using the

Hi everyone, There is a way to make files being automatically deleted some time after they have been created? I know that, with some scripting wizardry i could achieve this, but i wanna know if samba has this kind of feature. I have a temp folder that users insist in use like a backup folder, so i want to files to be deleted 24 hours after they have been created. I cannot just delete