On Sat, May 14, 2011 at 02:55:20PM -0700, Anthony Martin wrote:
> tlaro...@polynum.com once said:
> > There is one utility used by MetaPost scripts: a binary "newer" using
> > POSIX (sys/stat.h) mainly because if on POSIX compliant systems one can
> > use find(1) with "-cnewer", Plan9 has not find(
tlaro...@polynum.com once said:
> There is one utility used by MetaPost scripts: a binary "newer" using
> POSIX (sys/stat.h) mainly because if on POSIX compliant systems one can
> use find(1) with "-cnewer", Plan9 has not find(1).
>
> [...]
>
> What would be the prefered way using utilities availa
Hello,
I have finished to add MetaPost to kerTeX and I'm testing and polishing.
My aim is to have something strictly C89.
There is one utility used by MetaPost scripts: a binary "newer" using
POSIX (sys/stat.h) mainly because if on POSIX compliant systems one can
use find(1) with "-cnewer", Plan
>it also introduces some non-determinism that might be trouble.
Also, it does seem to be the case that most big internet sites have
multiple ip addresses which rotate each time a dns query is issued.
Ebay has 6 for example. A dial to www.ebay.co.uk now sends 6 syns.
Maybe a couple of the ip addr
On Sat May 14 04:09:08 EDT 2011, r...@hemiola.co.uk wrote:
> I notice that the dial implementaion has recently changed to support
> dialling multiple ip addresses in parallel.
>
> If one dials a single-ip host that isn't responding to ip packets
> then, after the tcp timeout expires, errstr is set
I notice that the dial implementaion has recently changed to support
dialling multiple ip addresses in parallel.
If one dials a single-ip host that isn't responding to ip packets
then, after the tcp timeout expires, errstr is set to "connection
refused".
If however one dials a host that has mult
>Have you had trouble getting to u9fs from 9vx?
no. in 9vx:
term% 9fs biglin
term% ls /n/biglin
/n/biglin/bin
/n/biglin/boot
/n/biglin/cdrom
/n/biglin/dev
/n/biglin/etc
/n/biglin/home
/n/biglin/initrd.img
/n/biglin/lib
/n/biglin/lost+found
/n/biglin/media
/n/biglin/mnt
...
biglin is a li