Re: RHEL-family dev environment

I completely agree and support Gilads opinion - developing commercial product on Fedora is a bad idea. -Mike Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote: Oron Peled wrote: On Monday, 5 בMay 2008, Ira Abramov wrote: which brings me to the question - should I stick to Fedora (7? 8?) for the devel environment a

Re: nmap quiet mode

Josh Amishav-Zlatin wrote: On Sun, 6 Jan 2008, Mike Kemelmakher wrote: 10x. as far as i can see it is not working for localhost for some reason ... Can you verify that the expected port is indeed available on localhost through some other means (i.e. netstat -pan, nc localhost port)? yes

nmap quiet mode

Hi All, I need following functionality from nmap - test presence of a service listening to a particular port without performing full connect but with TCP SYN ACK RESET and get the result in form of return status. something like following: [EMAIL PROTECTED] # nmap -sS -p 22 hostname [EMAIL

Re: nmap quiet mode

10x. as far as i can see it is not working for localhost for some reason ... and i need to test ports on the same host as well as on remote hosts. -Mike Josh Amishav-Zlatin wrote: On Sun, 6 Jan 2008, Mike Kemelmakher wrote: Hi All, I need following functionality from nmap - test

nmap quiet mode

Hi All, I need following functionality from nmap - test presence of a service listening to a particular port without performing full connect but with TCP SYN ACK RESET and get the result in form of return status. something like following: [EMAIL PROTECTED] # nmap -sS -p 22 hostname [EMAIL

Re: getting the current stack size of a given thread on linux

Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote: Ah, good point. I don't believe this is explicitly tracked, since the stack segment grows automatically. Here's how I would do it, assuming you can run code in the context of that thread: get the base of the stack (initial address) using pthread_attr_getstackaddr or pthrea

Re: getting the current stack size of a given thread on linux

Hi , Oron Peled wrote: On Sunday, 7 בOctober 2007, Mike Kemelmakher wrote: Hi, The pthread_attr_getstacksize() and pthread_attr_setstacksize() functions, respectively, shall get and set the thread _*creation*_ stacksize attribute in the attr object. AFAIK, in terms of the

Re: getting the current stack size of a given thread on linux

Hi, The pthread_attr_getstacksize() and pthread_attr_setstacksize() functions, respectively, shall get and set the thread _*creation*_ stacksize attribute in the attr object. What i need is current stack size of a running thread. My problem is that i have a thread with constantl

getting the current stack size of a given thread on linux

Hi I'm looking for an answer for this simple question - how can I get the current stack size of a given thread ? Using getrusage() does not seem to do it. Parsing /proc/PID/smaps is an option but i would prefer to get it from a system call. Any ideas ? 10x -Mike ===

Re: Link back open deleted files - a working solution

There is no need, since nothing was never deleted from the project CVS. Probably the web interface to CVS provided by sf.net is not very intuitive and it needs some improvement ;) -Mike guy keren wrote: i think you should write a 'cvs-undelete' utility too ;) --guy Mike K wrote: OK. Fixe