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...adult.CP.mortality = list(end.point = "Cardiopulmanory mortality in adults over 30", pollutant = "PM10", relationship = "log-linear", beta = c(0.0562,0.1551,0.2541), Xpop = c("Xbabies","Xkids","Xteens","Xadults","Xaged")[4:5]) adult.LC.mortality = list(end.point = "Lung Cancer mortality in adults over 30", pollutant = "PM10", relationship = &quo...

...w/ 749 levels "","10","10t",..: 565 565 308 308 1 1 318 31 28 308 ... $ kat.st.VG : int NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA ... $ datum.vnosa :`POSIXct', format: chr "1990-09-18" "1990-09-19" "1993-03-01" "1990-09-18" ... $ xpop : num 129740 127853 113656 113664 113120 ... $ ypop : num 408790 411028 443482 443450 446130 ... $ nv : int 1525 650 780 780 451 439 497 470 483 634 ... >dbWriteTable(conn,jame,"j") The same command produced a good result with the date columns transformed...

I'm trying to install a custom greeter into a newly installed 64-bit Centos 5 system. I originally tried to modify Xsession to include xpop /path/to/text_to_dispay as the first executable line, but that didn't work. Then I read about gdmconfig which led to gdmsetup which led to custom.conf. Nothing, so far, is producing a custom banner prior to login. Is this an issue with CentOS 5, an issue with the 64-bit version, or somet...

Have any of you folks actually managed to get pam_mount working? A quick google shows a ton of messages saying "you can use pam_mount" to automatically mount a user's home directory on log in, but no messages saying "I use pam_mount" etc -- I'm suspecting it might not actually work. Or at least I might not be smart enough to make it work. First -- pam_mount 0.5.11