On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 11:10:30AM +0300, Rami Addady wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I have weird problem , staring this morning I can't ssh to a server in
> US, from some computers that connect to the Internet using 012 cabels.
>
> But if I'm ssh to server in 012 farm and then from it to the US server
>
Hello folks,
I am also connected through 012 Cables (HOT) and am unable to connect
(ssh) to servers in The Netherlands and US. Also tried talking to tech
support and they didn't even had a clue.
Please update if any of you got a solution (or any support from any of
the companies).
For the record
Oleg Goldshmidt writes:
>> c2 gen_c2(int a)
>> {
>> c2 ret(a);
>
> This is where you *instantiate* an object of type c2, so you
> cannot specialize the template later, as the compiler tells you.
The compiler and Shachar... I was not attentive enough reading his
po
Erez,
None of this is Linux-specific, maybe you should find a good C++
forum, e.g., comp.lang.c++.moderated? However, since you asked, here
is an explanation.
You should understand the difference between definition and
declaration, and also that if you define a template, then instantiate
an obj
Quoting Tomer Cohen, from the post of Tue, 28 Apr:
> Hi,
>
> I had the same issue yesterday evening (012, cable). After few hours I
> periodically tried, I was able to access the machines (one is located in
> Dreamhost, the other at sourceforge.net), but very slowly and with sudden
> disconnection
Please follow these steps:
1. I will highly suggest to launch wireshark when you try to ssh. If you see
a RST, I won't be surprised at all. You may see a RST that comes from your
ip. Don't be surprised.
2. You must understand the following thing: they have clients rank A and
clients rank D. fro
Hi,
I had the same issue yesterday evening (012, cable). After few hours I
periodically tried, I was able to access the machines (one is located in
Dreamhost, the other at sourceforge.net), but very slowly and with sudden
disconnections after about one minute of each connection.
On Tue, Apr 28,
Hi,
Can you provide the server logs? (The connected site)
There are no new entry in /var/log/secure
ou can also try and run it with '-v' to add verbosity there too.
The -v output can be found in my first post
Thank,
Rami
Noam Meltzer wrote:
Can you provide the server logs? (The
Can you provide the server logs? (The connected site)
It can easily shed light on the subject.
On RHEL the log file in interest is /var/log/secure.
- Noam
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 11:10 AM, Rami Addady wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I have weird problem , staring this morning I can't ssh to a server in US,
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 11:10:30AM +0300, Rami Addady wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I have weird problem , staring this morning I can't ssh to a server in
> US, from some computers that connect to the Internet using 012 cabels.
>
> But if I'm ssh to server in 012 farm and then from it to the US server
>
Erez D wrote:
Try to have gen_c2 return a pointer to c2. That may resolve
the problem.
no, it doesnt.
i am sure that there is a solution to this.
Try to have gen_c2 return a pointer to c2, and place the actual
function body definition after the definition of c2.
If that fails, ha
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> Erez D wrote:
>
> c2 gen_c2(int a)
> {
> c2 ret(a);
> return ret;
> }
>
> It would seem to me that this line instantiates c2, so that
>
> template <> class c2 : public c1
> {
> publi
Hi,
I have weird problem , staring this morning I can't ssh to a server in
US, from some computers that connect to the Internet using 012 cabels.
But if I'm ssh to server in 012 farm and then from it to the US server
is work fine!
I called 012 technical support but they didn't help me.
Erez D wrote:
c2 gen_c2(int a)
{
c2 ret(a);
return ret;
}
It would seem to me that this line instantiates c2, so that
template <> class c2 : public c1
{
public:
c2(int &a):c1(a) {};
};
is an attempt to specialized a class that has
i am having problems compiling the following code:
#if 1
template class c1 {};
template class c2 : public c1 { public: c2(T &a); };
#else
template class c1;
template class c2;
#endif
template <> class c1
{
int m_a;
public:
c1():m_a(
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