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I just tried, on a whim, to use an OpenSSH client vs SSH 1.2.26 client, and I can connect with it... Something drastic change between pre23 and pre24? Then again, I can't get pre23 to work anymore either, after further investigation :( OpenSSH clients connect no problem, just not the old SSH 1.2.26 clients ... Ma...

...d the nested IMAP dirs properly as seen below in a directory listing of the maildir dir. The nested dirs have indexes, cur, new dirs as expected. However, when the account is viewed in Windows Thunderbird 3.1.6 or Outlook 2010 the 3rd tier dirs are not seen, nor can they be subscribed to. On a whim, I decided to try Apple Mail 4.3 to view the account and all the IMAP dirs can be seen and accessed as expected. Any idea what is going on? Is this somehow an IMAP client problem (bug) or an issue with Dovecot and these clients? Listing of the Maildir dir: [root Maildir]# ls -al total 92 drw...

...or::Close()': : undefined reference to `nsCacheService::ServiceLock()' ../../dist/lib/libnkcache_s.a(nsCacheEntryDescriptor.o)(.text+0x12e4): In function `nsCacheEntryDescriptor::Close()': : undefined reference to `nsCacheService::CloseDescriptor(nsCacheEntryDescriptor*)' 2) On a whim, I wanted to try using llvm-gcc4. However, when I invoke it, I get a relocation error. prompt% llvm-gcc --version llvm-gcc: relocation error: /home/jhom/LLVM/1.8/llvm-gcc4-1.8-x86-linux/lib/libstdc++.so.6: undefined symbol: _ZNSt13basic_istreamIwSt11char_traitsIwEE6ignoreEi Any suggestions are g...

...r mounting volume, Linux/ocfsmain.c, 310 ocfs: Unmounting device (8,1) on node1 (node 1) ocfs: Adding node2 (node 0) to clustered device (8,1) (3275) ERROR: Systemfile cannot allocate contiguously 80 blocks, Common/ocfsgencreate.c, 358 (3275) ERROR: status = -28, Common/ocfsgensysfile.c, 456 On a whim, I tried reformatting with ocfstool, and then I was able to mount the filesystem from both nodes with no problems. I figure that mkfs.ocfs may just be broken, in which case I'll just create all of my filesystems with ocfstool. I do worry, however, about the overall stability of the filesystem...

I previously wrote: > On a whim, I then tried "-b path-prefix" instead of "-a path-prefix", > and that was the solution! Everything works! Oops, I spoke too soon. With syslinux.efi, using "-b path-prefix http://my.ip.address/" merely "works" because it's the same as not specifyin...

...d fairly early on, and it currently makes quite a few assumptions that only make sense under win32. It was subsequently turned into a win32 executable through the magic of ActiveState tools. * It is bundled with rsync 2.4.6 and a cygwin1.dll, which can be replaced with newer versions at whim. * It is currently only capable of uploading files, which is all we need it to do. * Anonymous rsync is not supported, nor is rsh/ssh. This should change soon. * It's not what one would call "classically beautiful", =) and it's undoubtedly got a few bugs.. It is s...

Hi, I'm away at a conference in Amsterdam. My home is in Cambridge in the UK. On a whim, I tossed an ATA186 and a phone into my bags before leaving home. I was able to plug my ATA186 into a LAN here at the conference and was connected to my home Asterisk in a few seconds. Total time from unzipping my bag to talking to home no more than 15 seconds. OK, so the kit could be more porta...

...d fairly early on, and it currently makes quite a few assumptions that only make sense under win32. It was subsequently turned into a win32 executable through the magic of ActiveState tools. * It is bundled with rsync 2.4.6 and a cygwin1.dll, which can be replaced with newer versions at whim. * It is currently only capable of uploading files, which is all we need it to do. * Anonymous rsync is not supported, nor is rsh/ssh. This should change soon. * It's not what one would call "classically beautiful", =) and it's undoubtedly got a few bugs.. It is s...

...consistant), but I'll be happy with anything more recent. If you've built your own package and are willing to share the gory details, please let me know what you did and why! The reason that I'm so intent on a package, is that I need to be able to deploy this to older hosts "on a whim", without the luxury of a complete compile from scratch on each occasion. I thank you all for your comments and suggestions, - Avron

Anyone having issues with the old 1.6 Half-Life engine? OpenGL mode stopped working for me friday, but its still working in other windows applications. Counterstrike 1.6, Half-Life 1, etc won't work. My brother has same Linux distro and it didn't break for him, so I'm going out on a whim. I've reinstalled vid card drivers, wine, deleted drive_c, made a new user account in linux, etc. Everything asside from reformat the machine, which runs OpenGL great in every other program! -Tres -- - Tres.Finocchiaro at gmail.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment...

On Wed, 31 May 2017, Barry Flanagan wrote: > sngrep? Isn't sngrep a great tool? Since discovering it my use of tcpdump/wireshark has cratered. Being able to compare an INVITE that worked with one that didn't (with color highlighting) rocks. -- Thanks in advance, ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Edwards sedwards at sedwards.com

I''m having a problem redefining a method in one of my modules. Lets say I have this module in /lib: module Hello def say_hello "hello" end end And one of my ActiveRecord models mixes it in like: class Item < ActiveRecord::Base include Hello end This works fine, I can call @item.say_hello just fine. But when I try to redefine the method: class Item <

I thought the purpose of classes was that you could redefine types in the subclasses. However I get "Duplicate definition" errors whenever I attempt this. On a whim I tried the code from the documentation: http://reductivelabs.com/projects/puppet/documentation/structures.html --- Subclassing The primary benefit of using subclasses instead of just including the parent class is that the subclass can override elements in the parent class: class unix { fil...

...the number of patches that folks have outstanding touching files in those trees. I'll respond later this week with more details to help sort out any last questions of naming. It looks like the only real bikeshed left is the name for the CodeGen classes, and I'll mostly defer to John's whims there as he has to read and touch that code more than most others. =] On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 12:56 AM, Chandler Carruth <chandlerc at google.com> wrote: > Hello LLVM & Clang hackers! > > Based on a discussion with Chris, I would like to propose a Great > Renaming of Things...

...I've been told indicates a kernel panic. Any manner of key combinations, even the "magic SysRq" combinations do nothing to recover the system--the only way out is to cut the power. I was able to fall back to the still-installed 4.4.36-1.el7.elrepo.x86_64 kernel with no problems. On a whim, I tried installing the latest mainline kernel from ELrepo as well (kernel-ml-4.9.0-1.el7.elrepo.x86_64) and encountered a similar hard lock, minus the blinkenlight in the caps lock key. Has anyone else had a similar issue? Is there anything in what I've described that sounds obvious to what t...

...FP multiply-accumulate instructions that don't // play nicely with other VFP / NEON instructions, and it's generally better // to just not use them. Sufficient benchmarking evidence could overturn that decision, but I assume the people who added it in the first place didn't do so on a whim. > The performance gain with vmla instruction is huge. Is it, on Cortex-A8? The TRM referrs to them jumping across pipelines in odd ways, and that was a very primitive core so it's almost certainly not going to be just as good as a vmul (in fact if I'm reading correctly, it takes prett...

...ed reference to `nsCacheService::ServiceLock()' > > ../../dist/lib/libnkcache_s.a(nsCacheEntryDescriptor.o)(.text+0x12e4): In function `nsCacheEntryDescriptor::Close()': > : undefined reference to `nsCacheService::CloseDescriptor(nsCacheEntryDescriptor*)' > > > 2) On a whim, I wanted to try using llvm-gcc4. However, when I invoke > it, I get a relocation error. > > prompt% llvm-gcc --version > llvm-gcc: relocation error: /home/jhom/LLVM/1.8/llvm-gcc4-1.8-x86-linux/lib/libstdc++.so.6: undefined symbol: _ZNSt13basic_istreamIwSt11char_traitsIwEE6ignoreEi &gt...

Hi, I have implemented a pair intrinsic nodes in back-end, But there is a chain dependence between two intrinsic nodes. So in the Pre-RA-sched stage, these two intrinsic nodes would be apart. I expect that there is no node between these two intrinsic nodes, therefore, I guess it would be work if there is a MVT::Glue between these nodes. But I don’t know how to add. Thanks in advance. Haishan

...hey were meant to stick around... > Meant to is different from can change behavior if removed. This would make module-level named metadata obey a different set of constraints from all of the other named metadata we have. Those most definitely are stripped, corrupted, inverted and made up at the whims of the optimizer in several cases under the supposition that the code always remains valid.... I'm really not opposed to something like named metadata (or named metadata itself) being persistent, and being required to be persistent. My only concern is with overloading a construct that wasn...

On 04/06/2010 12:38 PM, David Greene wrote: > ...Either this or > virtualization would work but both are complicated to set up, raising the > bar to participate. Is it? I don't really know anything about it, but on a whim read just enough to know the name of the user-space manager program I needed, installed the tools on Fedora 12, created a virtual machine by following the on-screen directions, and installing from a Debian 32-bit .iso. It couldn't have been simpler without someone else actually using the m...