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Hello alltogheter, I have a little problem regarding merging to zoo series. I want to merge two zoo series to reduce the timegaps between the stamps. I use the following code: data.test <- as.POSIXct(seq(data.input01[1,1],data.input01[nrow(data.input01),1],900),tz="GMT") data.troughput01 <- as.zoo(data.input01$V2) index(data.troughput01) <-

#Good morning alltogheter. I'm using R for a short time to analyse TimeSeries and I have the following Problem: #I have a bunch of Time Series: #First of all I import them from a txt File data.input01 <-read.csv("./LD/20081030.txt", header = TRUE, sep = ";", quote="\"", dec=",", fill = TRUE, comment.char="") data.input02

what''s the recommended way to insert database agnostic timestamps in fixtures? at present, I''m using strftime to insert a mysql formatted time string but that would break my fixtures if I move to a different db. what''s everyone else doing?

I have a manifest that looks for changes in files recursively and restarts a service should it find any changes. Problem is that i ''ignore'' some files that i do not wish to monitor and ones that change occasionally and when they change it modifies the timestamp on the directory which in turn triggers puppet to restart the service. So is there a way to monitor only file

I''m trying to finish up a comp lab sign-in app in RoR that includes a db table logging each visit with a timestamp. I want to be able to loop through the visits table and get a weekly or monthly array and print a table of the last four weeks listing a count for the number of visits each day. I''ve got it working alright but it''s pretty ugly...overcoded. Does anyone

I have this code: Link.find(params[:id]).toggle!(''active'') Before it, its timestamp is: 2005-11-20 20:45:48.741973-07 After: 2005-11-20 20:45:48-07 Why does Rails take it upon itself to truncate the seconds fraction? How can I get Rails to not change it? Thanks, csn __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best

considering that sqlite, mysql, postgresql, etc all handle times differently (well only postgresql really *handles* them) i''m wondering how to best approach time fields in rails. my current thinking is that sqlite is the least common denominator: it stores everything as text and does not checking, mysql has datetime, date, and timestamp but does poor checking (crippled to be precise) to

I have a backup script that uses smbclient to push files to a Windows server and I have noticed that the mtime on the server is the time of upload, not the mtime of the original file. I can not find an option to preserve the original mtime. Does such a thing exist? Shouldn't it do this by default?

Hi list, I'm trying to use robocopy to move some files over to a samba share backed by GPFS. I keep getting "ERROR 50 (0x00000032) Time-stamping destination file ... The network request is not supported." What is strange is that the files are still coped over, even though robocopy believes the copy failed, and in the smb log I don't have any errors or erroneous NT_STATS

I have a backup script that uses smbclient to push files to a Windows server and I have noticed that the mtime on the server is the time of upload, not the mtime of the original file. I can not find an option to preserve the original mtime. Does such a thing exist? Shouldn't it do this by default?

Yay, another Task model: ## the model class Task < ActiveRecord::Base attr_accessible :lots, :of, :stuff, :but, :not, :finished_at, :and, :finished before_save do @before_save.call if @before_save end def finish self.finished = true @before_save = proc { self.finished_at = Time.now } end end ## usage t = Task.find(some_id) t.finish t.save (same code on pastie:

I have setup Samba 3.4.7 as a network file server for a Windows XP machine and have the basic sharing working. For my Windows files, I would like to preserve the attributes and create/modify dates and my searches have found some mention of modifying Samba to accomplish this. Has anyone made this work with the current Samba package? Does Samba 3.5.x support this natively?

Hi all, Is there a way of getting the same timestamps (hires if possible) on output to stdout/stderr that appear in the log files? For example, running: samba-tool ntacl sysvolreset -d 10 gives me level 10 debugging output but doesn't timestamp the lines. I have all the timestamp options enable in my smb.conf and my log-files have timestamps. Thanks, Alex

Hello, When I upgraded to dovecot (changing servers at the same time) in November last year I copied the maildirs from my old server without using the -p option to preserve timestamps! Since my mail client displays the email dates based on the Date header rather than the imap "internaldate" I didn't notice the problem until today when I tried to migrate an account to gmail using

I know, I know: "Never trust the end user." Nevertheless, he may have a valid point; if so, I'm somewhat confused: when XP simply *looks* at some files, it updates their timestamps. This isn't just stuff like .XLS, where it might be saving metadata, autosave info, or somesuch; this is things like .JPG files. Why is that? It's confusing the users, 'cause they assume

Hi list, I just setup my first rsyncd server and all is working well as far as file syncing goes. However, I am a bit baffled by the fact that some of the log entries in the rsyncd.log file are entered in local time and other are entered in GMT. Here is a sample: file upload: ============ 2009/03/01 15:15:49 [22641] connect from UNKNOWN (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) 2009/03/01 23:15:49 [22641] rsync to

Hi, I''m redeveloping an old site for someone and want to import all their old news archives into my database. They were previously stored as text in the html so I''m having to cut and paste each story, so everything is timestamped with today''s date. What''s the easiest way to edit the timestamp so I can change it to the date it was originally created? Thanks --

My Rails apps using MySQL and sometime timestamps, created_at and updated_at, become NULL. Why it fails to record? Does anyone know about this?

Hi I am looking into obtaining trusted timestamps in R for data files. I am considering using OriginStamp and their API which you can find at https://doc.originstamp.org/#!/default/getHashInformation . They have an R client code which is available here http://originstamp.org/dev but I have no clue on how I can use it - maybe because I have never used R6 classes and the whole topic of trusted

Folks, need help interpreting this message from my geo rep logs for my volume mojo. ssh%3A%2F%2Froot%40173.173.241.2%3Agluster%3A%2F%2F127.0. 0.1%3Amojo-remote.log:[2017-11-22 00:59:40.610574] I [master(/bricks/lsi/mojo):1125:crawl] _GMaster: slave's time: (1511312352, 0) The epoch of 1511312352 is Tuesday, November 21, 2017 12:59:12 AM GMT. The clocks are using the same ntp stratum and