Small correction, it is actually " ال سلام " , or "As-Salaam" (the L
in AL elides with "shams" letters). It would also be inappropriate for
you to receive such a greeting, which is a du'a reserved for muslims
only. Since you are using the name "Eris, is the name of a "deity", it
is safe to assume y
> Small correction, it is actually " ال سلام " , or "As-Salaam" (the L
> in AL elides with "shams" letters). It would also be inappropriate for
> you to receive such a greeting, which is a du'a reserved for muslims
> only. Since you are using the name "Eris, is the name of a "deity", it
> is safe t
Thanks very much,
I find it a very useful service.
-Steve
Sorry for noise.
Someone in this list send me a mail but I cannot reply to the mail
because of dns failure in smtp.
This is a private message to him.
ar% pwd
/sys/log
ar% tail smtp.fail
ar Aug 24 08:30:13 dns: dns failure (net!sounine.nanosouffle.net)
ar Aug 24 09:40:13 dns: dns failure (net!
assuming that my mxdial.c is up-to-date (sources is
failing in a wierd way), that's not the full story.
mxdial calls callmx. callmx has this code
static int
callmx(DS *ds, char *dest, char *domain)
{
int fd, i, nmx;
char addr[Maxstring];
/* get a list of mx entries */
Man, this mailing list seems to love my contaminative presence. If you
don't want me to post please don't challenge my previous postings.
Otherwise, I'll have to respond.
1. "As-Salam" is a noun, "Salam," with the definite article "Al." It means
"peace." It is also one of the many descriptive
> I think mx record is required in official dns server,
> although I feel the condition is too strict.
Keep in mind that a DNS *failure* is not the same thing
as a particular DNS record not existing.
If you ask whether there is an MX record for foo, and
get a timeout, you can't assume there is n
this leads to the conclusion that google is different from knowledge.
No. It leads to a more meaningful conclusion. Namely, that a 9person will
not learn another language, Arabic in this case, even by living in another
country, in this case the KSA.
And that there are better sources for copy
One more bit on Arabic:
In a predicative sentence the subject is necessarily "Marfu'" (=
"مرفوع") which means it either has a "damma" (= "ضمه") or a
"dammatan" (= "ضمهٌ") on the ending letter. Whether the "damma" or the
"dammaton" is used depends on whether the subject is "Ma'rafa" (=
"معرفه"
Hi all,
I'd like to set up a cpu/auth/file server for my home network. I
already have a laptop server running Ubuntu 8.04, so the idea is to
also get Plan 9 running on it, via lguest. It's mostly working, but
I'm encountering a few problems.
Here's what I've done so far (maybe it's excessive list
I like to garden. Can we talk about flowers now in this thread? I am
particularly fond of orchids and lilies. I don't really know that much
about them but lilies are hearty in Northern Georgia and the orchids I
tend to salvage from the grocery store after they begin to look dead.
So the lilies need
OK, I see this note and am sorry this is not working well for you. I
will try again this week to get this going.
It's harder now as I'm now on a 64-bit machine and 64-bit lguest is not there.
But I'll try to get you an answer.
Sorry
ron
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 4:23 PM, Alex Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's what I've done so far (maybe it's excessive list every single
> step, but just in case...):
not at all!
>
> 1. Grab relevant files.
>
> - Download 9lguestcpu.2.6.25.elf and RUNLGUEST from Ron's contrib directory
> - Ge
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 11:32 PM, ron minnich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
>> lguestnetwork is
>
> see this line? It's a variable read in /rc/bin/cpurc. You can check
> that script and see how it can be set so that networking is a little
> better. More I do not recall and the machine is not ne
Not here in Najd, Saudi Arabia, where I live and work, it isn't.
2008/8/24 Eris Discordia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> One more bit on Arabic:
>
> In a predicative sentence the subject is necessarily "Marfu'" (= "مرفوع")
> which means it either has a "damma" (= "ضمه") or a "dammatan" (= "ضمهٌ") on
> the
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