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Hello. Is this normal. Or does it mean there is a problem ? ------------------------- stop now Beginning asterisk shutdown.... Executing last minute cleanups == Destroying any remaining musiconhold processes Yuck! Error in buffer handling...: Connection reset by peer Yuck! Error in buffer handling...: Broken pipe Yuck! Error in buffer handling...: Broken pipe Asterisk cleanly ending (0). ------------------------- Also, since I recently CVS upgraded, I'm also seeing this :- --------------------------...

In migrating to Samba on FreeBSD from Win(yuck)NT, I?ve run into this hitch. Let us say I have 9 users named User1, User2, User3, ? User9 User1 is a member of group wheel User2 & User3 have the administrative task (add/change/delete) of managing the content of the directory Dirc1 and all subordinate objects (files and directories)....

Morning, Well I ordered a Windows Server 2008 Standard for a need around here and after just spending an hour with Dell support (nice fellow, not his fault) I find that now the 2008 Server is too *new* for the Samba NT4 PDC model. I got this box joined fine with my domain, but any time I try to log into it over RDP, and the new box authenticates with samba (and samba talks to OpenLDAP) the box

Hi, I'm currently running CVS-HEAD 2005-09-03 I do plan to upgrade to the newest version, but need to do some testing with it first. In the mean time... does anyone know what these messages below are about? I've never seen it before, but when it happened it locked Asterisk up pretty good. Feb 10 10:16:51 DEBUG[14917] chan_zap.c: Echo cancellation already on Feb 10 10:16:57

...| | ext. 100 ext. 101 ext 102 ext 103 A standard T1 or PRI service are both digital and require to be converted to Analog to work onto the Proprietary System, as the need to receive analog with the DNIS and ANI information is important a product must be used which will allow for this. <YUCK> The Lucent G3, Intertel and Comdial switches are capable.</YUCK> I want to put Asterisk in here All PBX switches must have the capability of passing the DNIS (DID) and ANI information onto an FSX analog port, please check your current switch or talk to your provider. My question is :...

On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 2:44 PM, Arnold Schwaighofer < aschwaighofer at apple.com> wrote: > The LoopVectorizer depends on LCSSA and LoopSimplify. Both are loop > passes. We will have to make them also available as utility functions. Yuck. We still need to fix these at least, but that's much better than teaching *all* the loop passes to preserve BPI and BFI. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20140121/a2943357/attachment.html&gt...

...lax() calls. If this flag is not set, the other > spinning CPU will have at least 2k more cpu_relax() calls before > it can enter the halt state. This should give enough time for the > setting of the locked flag in struct mcs_spinlock to propagate to > that CPU without using atomic op. Yuck! I'm not at all sure you can make assumptions like that. And the worst part is, if it goes wrong the borkage is subtle and painful.

...lax() calls. If this flag is not set, the other > spinning CPU will have at least 2k more cpu_relax() calls before > it can enter the halt state. This should give enough time for the > setting of the locked flag in struct mcs_spinlock to propagate to > that CPU without using atomic op. Yuck! I'm not at all sure you can make assumptions like that. And the worst part is, if it goes wrong the borkage is subtle and painful.

...all of the register classes a physical register can be in, so ValueType isn't relevant there. > Ugly yes, but this does model the hardware more closely than artificially > duplicating each register for each different value type it can hold... The model is correct, I believe. My "yuck" comment was about the necessity of iterating through all members of all register classes to find the classes a physical register is in. It would be nice to have a backmap. Perhaps I'll fiddle around with TableGen and friends and see about adding one if folks think it's useful....

> Yuck... what about the C runtime? I can compile a C/C++ program on Unix > and copy the bytecode file over to Windows and then (eventually) > generate assembler that NASM can turn into a binary. But what to link > against? Microsoft's C runtime library? C++ runtime is even worse, as >...

.../<RHOME>/doc/html/index.html so the links don't work: they are entered as "../../../library/base/html/base-defunct.html", etc. in the source, and the expect the current directory to be file:///<RHOME>/doc/html/search/ If I set Internet Explorer as my default browser (yuck), things are fine, so this is a Firefox 3 bug, or a new Java bug, or an R bug that was masked before. Any suggestions of workarounds? Duncan Murdoch

...folding for types that are larger than double, some more expensive than others: 1. Introduce a dependency on libMPFR, as GCC does. The dependency could be hard or soft, with a fallback to the current behaviour if it doesn't exist. 2. Write the trancendental functions ourselves in APFloat (yuck!) 3. If the long double format on the compiler host is the same as the target, use the host library. (2) is the hardest. (3) is the easiest, but only works in a subset of cases and I really don't like the idea of better output when compiling on one platform compared to another (with equivale...

...etc.), simplifying itself and the other children admin controllers quite a bit. Right now, I have a Category controller with many before_filter only/except clauses, and render :layout=>''public''|''admin'' in many functions. And I have several other contollers - yuck. I thought about putting everything in one big monolithic admin controller (list_categories, edit_category, destroy_category, list_members, list_links, etc.). Thanks for any thoughts! csn __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best s...

...tput of the C > front-end, they could be permuted arbitrarily w.r.t. the source order, > due to various optimizations. That said, if you have begin/end > markers in the same basic block, they should stay within the same > basic block most of the time (enough for it to not matter). Yuck. This is what I was afraid of. I do *not* necessarily have begin/end markers in the same basic block. In fact, it would be quite unusual that they would be in the same basic block. There are likely to be intervening conditionals or loops. From this comment, it seems to me that I need to collec...

I gather from reading the back-issues of r-help that it should be possible (modulo a number of caveats) to read an excel (yuck!) file into R using RODBC. I have obtained and installed ODBC and the RODBC package, but cannot for the life of me figure out how to go about it. Can anyone give me a simple recipe? I have an excel file on cdrom, say: /mnt/cdrom/melvin.xls I have started R and loaded the RODBC package. I wan...

On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Jeff Cohen wrote: > > Yuck... what about the C runtime? I can compile a C/C++ program on Unix > > and copy the bytecode file over to Windows and then (eventually) > > generate assembler that NASM can turn into a binary. But what to link > > against? Microsoft's C runtime library? C++ runtime is even...

...and R CMD check (both) that libraries are installed in non-usual places and so -I/APPS/include (or whatever) is necessary in CPPFLAGS and -L/APPS/lib (similarly) is necessary in LDFLAGS? I know I can hardwire them in pkg/src/Makevars, but this requires hand editing of that file by each installer (yuck!) rgentlem suggested some tricks with configure, but after a lot of grovelling in autoconf manuals and books, I still don't get it. Surely this is a pre-solved problem (I hopefully assert). Is there a standard solution, and if so where is the example I follow? -- Charles Geyer Professor, Sc...

...and R CMD check (both) that libraries are installed in non-usual places and so -I/APPS/include (or whatever) is necessary in CPPFLAGS and -L/APPS/lib (similarly) is necessary in LDFLAGS? I know I can hardwire them in pkg/src/Makevars, but this requires hand editing of that file by each installer (yuck!) rgentlem suggested some tricks with configure, but after a lot of grovelling in autoconf manuals and books, I still don't get it. Surely this is a pre-solved problem (I hopefully assert). Is there a standard solution, and if so where is the example I follow? -- Charles Geyer Professor, Sc...

On Monday 18 June 2007 19:02, Christopher Lamb wrote: > Take a look at getPhysicalRegisterRegClass( > const MRegisterInfo *MRI, > MVT::ValueType VT, > unsigned reg) > > in ScheduleDAG.cpp. Yuck. I was afraid of that. What is the ValueType needed for? Isn't the register id itself an indication of the ValueType it represents? Where I'm at I don't have access to a ValueType. I understand that a physical register can live in multiple classes (cf. X86RegisterInfo.td where EA...

I have tried that, but not sure if i am doing that right. in connection.c starting line 847 i believe, it sends this bytes = sock_write(client->con->sock, "HTTP/1.0 200 OK\r\n" "Content-Type: audio/x-mpegurl\r\n\r\n" "http://%s:%d%s\r\n", host, port,