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...1,miu,sd1) ## data transformation as G=0.5 and h=0.5 (data is normal) G<-0.5 h<-0.5 w<-((exp(G*data1)-1)/G)*(exp((h*data1^2)/2)) group1<-sort(w) g<-0.15    ## proportion of trimming ## group 1 uw<-floor(0.2*n1) low1<-mean(group1[1:uw]) uppw1<-mean(group1[(n1-uw+1):n1]) UWx<-uppw1-low1 vw<-floor(0.5*n1) low2<-mean(group1[1:vw]) uppw2<-mean(group1[(n1-vw+1):n1]) LWx<-uppw2-low2 gam.low<-g*(UWx/(UWx+LWx)) gam.upp<-g-gam.low gw1<-floor(n1*gam.low) gw2<-floor(n1*gam.upp) hw<-n1-gw1-gw2 trim.mean1<-1/hw*(sum(group1[(gw1+1):(n1-gw2)])) a...

Damn, 2.6.13.4 i REALLY mean! :) (i probably need a holliday!) Huh....2.6.16.4....i mean! :) In smb.conf, i removed obey pam restrictions and now it works... What does "obey pam restrictions" do ? Cheers, Phil. - Hash: SHA1 Philippe Dhont (Sea-ro) escreveu: > Hello, > I have an existing windows 2003 network and now try to add a new linux > server with samba/kerberos

Hi there, I have a large amino acid csv file like this: input.txt: P,LV,Q,Z P,VL,Q,Z P,ML,QL,Z There is a problem with this file, since LV and VL are in fact the same thing. How do I order each element according to alphabetical order so that the desired output would look like: output.txt: P,LV,Q,Z P,LV,Q,Z P,LM,LQ,Z -- View this message in context: