On Thu, Jul 13, 2000 at 12:30:38AM -0400, Sean Lutner wrote:
> (17) sean@pulse: ~ $ ls -G
> ls: illegal option -- G
> usage: ls [-ACFHLPRTWacdfgiklnoqrstu1] [file ...]
> (18) sean@pulse: ~ $
>
>
> sure about that? output from a 4.0-STABLE system, last cvsup'd july 1.
* Wilbert de Graaf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [000712 19:11] wrote:
>
> Maybe obvious to some of you, but I had to define two new structures (as
> described in an ietf draft) in . This in order to be able to
> support igmpv3 / multicast source filters. Anyway, these structures require
> 'struct sockaddr
(17) sean@pulse: ~ $ ls -G
ls: illegal option -- G
usage: ls [-ACFHLPRTWacdfgiklnoqrstu1] [file ...]
(18) sean@pulse: ~ $
sure about that? output from a 4.0-STABLE system, last cvsup'd july 1.
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Daniel C. Sobral wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > What about it for 4.
I 've encountered a problem which I could see affecting other LDAP hackers as
well: the libldap and libber libraries from openldap and from the Mozilla
ldap-sdk (${PORTSDIR}/net/ldapsdk) get installed with the same names and
version numbers (but not in the same directories... the mozilla libs get
Local to local talk doesn't work if the hostname for the box doesn't
match any an ip on any interface. Although this sounds wierd, consider
a non-dedicated ppp link. Although you can get around this problem with
'talk user@localhost', POLA would say talk should default to localhost.
I couldn'
Maybe obvious to some of you, but I had to define two new structures (as
described in an ietf draft) in . This in order to be able to
support igmpv3 / multicast source filters. Anyway, these structures require
'struct sockaddr_storage' which is defined in .
When I compiled the code, it stopped si
* Kevin Mills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [000712 14:14] wrote:
> > It's in recent versions of stable and current.
> >
> > http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/lib/libc/sys/kqueue.2
>
> Ah, thank you!
>
> How does kqueue interact with uthreads? I noticed that aio_waitcomplete()
> blocks the entire
* Kevin Mills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [000712 13:25] wrote:
> > Have a look at "man kqueue", it's a really nifty interface that works
> > very well.
>
> I've seen other references to kqueue on this list, but have yet to find it.
> Where can I find the man page in cvs? Is this on -CURRENT or -STABLE?
I say it's a bad memory. I had the same problem.
-Simon
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000 13:45:56 -0400 (EDT), Essenz Consulting wrote:
>Question.
>
>I have a machine that is crashing. Basically, random processes will die
>off and give SEGMENTATION FAULTS, then followed by a core dump, and the
>machine halt
Mike Smith writes:
> Archie - I'd really appreciate a pointer to an example of using the
> ng_parse code to pick up this sort of data, if you can recommend
> something to help me get my head around it quickly (I've looked but slid
> off sideways so far...).
Just to clarify.. a couple of things
On Wed, Jul 12, 2000 at 01:45:56PM -0400, Essenz Consulting wrote:
> Question.
>
> I have a machine that is crashing. Basically, random processes will die
> off and give SEGMENTATION FAULTS, then followed by a core dump, and the
> machine halts. Has to be manual rebooted after that. I tryed anoth
Question.
I have a machine that is crashing. Basically, random processes will die
off and give SEGMENTATION FAULTS, then followed by a core dump, and the
machine halts. Has to be manual rebooted after that. I tryed another hard
drive in the machine, and same problems come up. So I am not sure if
hi, there!
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Max Khon wrote:
> our g++ uses -fsjlj-exceptions by default for exceptions handling.
> this mode has problems (see #258 in gcc GNATS).
> this bug can be 100% reproduced when try-catch block is not in
> constructor and with optimization turned off (Reactor_Exceptio
Hi!
> > It is known good RAM. I got it to work without the port, so just untarring
> > the package, and then running setup :-)
>
> Please try SO 5.2 and see if works for you... I have tried for several days to
> install the new one and the setup.bin dies with a sig6 after being unable to
> regist
On Wed, Jul 12, 2000 at 03:09:49AM -0400, Sean Lutner wrote:
> I install Star Office 5.2 on my 4.0-STABLE box tonight. I didn't use
> ports. I ahve linux emulation enabled. I got the bin file, ran it and it
> installed.
>
> The only quirk I hit was the location Star Office looks for test in.
> It
hi, there!
our g++ uses -fsjlj-exceptions by default for exceptions handling.
this mode has problems (see #258 in gcc GNATS).
this bug can be 100% reproduced when try-catch block is not in
constructor and with optimization turned off (Reactor_Exceptions_Test
from ACE 5.1.1).
the problem is that
> >
> > Is there any present plans to implement the posix realtime signal queues in the
> > freeBSD kernel?
...
>
> Have a look at "man kqueue", it's a really nifty interface that works
> very well.
I will and will look at adding the signal semantics. If anyone sees
where the RTMX source code,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> What about it for 4.0-ST?
>
> alias hhistory 25
> alias jjobs -l
> -alias la ls -a
> -alias lf ls -FA
> -alias ll ls -lA
> +alias la ls -aG
> +alias lf ls -FAG
> +alias ll ls -lAG
No. If you want
I install Star Office 5.2 on my 4.0-STABLE box tonight. I didn't use
ports. I ahve linux emulation enabled. I got the bin file, ran it and it
installed.
The only quirk I hit was the location Star Office looks for test in.
It wanted it in /usr/bin/test and it's in /bin/test. A simple ln -s later,
On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, Brooks Davis wrote:
>On Tue, Jul 11, 2000 at 03:13:06PM -0400, Robert Watson wrote:
>>
>> How about we don't :-). Let's just use whatever "more" is as the pager,
>> the way it has always been. In new releases, more is less (or less is
>> more, or something), so there shoul
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