On Thu, Apr 05, 2007 at 10:33:17PM -0500, Colin DeVilbiss wrote:
The 9p(3) plan9ports manpage suggests that
only multi-threaded servers should "block" requests by not
respond()ing to them before returning from the associated service
routine, and that only multi-threaded servers would need to impl
I'm implementing a 9p server using plan9port.
I'd like one of my files to have "blocking read" or "blocking write"
behavior: any such call should block until a write occurs on some
other (non-blocking) file in the same server.
Is there some reason that I shouldn't implement that in a
single-thre
1. download /n/sources/contrib/quanstro/antialias.tar
2. unpack in $PLAN9/font.
3. set font = $PLAN9/font/cyberbit/mod14.font in .xinitrc.
simple stems to having subpixel antilaised fonts with plan 9
1. download /n/sources/contrib/quanstro/antialias.tar
2. unpack in /lib/font/bit
3. set fon
On plan9port, the edges of characters are jagged when looked at
up close. Not antialiased. [*]
Now the text on a native Plan 9 system is going to be the
same way; right?
Thank you in advance.
[*] I last downloaded plan9port almost a year ago, July 2006, but
it is unlikely that it has changed si
On 4/6/07, pedro henrique antunes de oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Vester, my IP changes everytime i connect to the internet, it isnt an fixed
ip address, and about the /lib/ndb/local network database file, i've read that
i dont
need to care with it. to use ppp..
Sorry, just attempting
On 4/5/07, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 4/5/07, Eric Van Hensbergen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Probably a stupid question -- there seems like there should be a
> simple way to take stdin/stdout and generate a srv file -- such that I
> could aux/listen1 tcp!*!someport srvit -b somesrvn
On 4/5/07, Eric Van Hensbergen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Probably a stupid question -- there seems like there should be a
simple way to take stdin/stdout and generate a srv file -- such that I
could aux/listen1 tcp!*!someport srvit -b somesrvname
aux/listen1 tcp!*!someport rc -c 'echo -n 0 > /
> it seems like Bell Labs/Lucent doesn't really do anything with Plan
> 9 these days except host the server.
You obviously haven't done a replica/pull lately. ☺
John Floren wrote:
On 4/5/07, pedro henrique antunes de oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
why the www.bell-labs.com doesnt talks too much about plan9 (I,
really, dont
know if it talks about it, i never found anything about it there).
Anyone knows?
Because they have other fish to fry? I d
nice
http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/wps/portal/!ut/p/kcxml/04_Sj9SPykssy0xPLMnMz0vM0Y_QjzKLd4y38DIESYGZzgH6kShiBvGOCJEgfW99X4_83FT9AP2C3NCIckdHRQA0CwaZ/delta/base64xml/L3dJdyEvd0ZNQUFzQUMvNElVRS82X0FfNDdE
scroll to the bottom. It's there, just hidden somewhere.
fhs
Probably a stupid question -- there seems like there should be a
simple way to take stdin/stdout and generate a srv file -- such that I
could aux/listen1 tcp!*!someport srvit -b somesrvname
import -B sorta does this, but it does too much, it shoves
authentication down my throat and also wants to
i wasnt talk about this.
i just want to know why in the bell-labs website
www.bell-labs.com
there arent anything about plan9 (if there are, they are almost nothing)
pedro henrique antunes de oliveira wrote:
why the www.bell-labs.com doesnt talks too much about plan9 (I, really,
dont
know if it talks about it, i never found anything about it there).
Anyone knows?
Dunno why you are having trouble finding it.
First hit Google produces, out of 'about 2,130
On 4/5/07, pedro henrique antunes de oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
why the www.bell-labs.com doesnt talks too much about plan9 (I, really, dont
know if it talks about it, i never found anything about it there).
Anyone knows?
Because they have other fish to fry? I don't know for sure, b
2007/4/6, Richard Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Because there isn't a password: prompt after the user: prompt,
I think that means you have started fs service on 192.168.1.6
without authentication (e.g. by using srv -A with fossil). If so,
try it without -A, and make sure you have created a passwor
> nobootprompt=il!192.168.1.6!17008
> fs=192.168.1.6
> auth=192.168.1.6
> ...
> user[none]: bootes
> version...time...
Because there isn't a password: prompt after the user: prompt,
I think that means you have started fs service on 192.168.1.6
without authentication (e.g. by using srv -A with foss
why the www.bell-labs.com doesnt talks too much about plan9 (I, really, dont
know if it talks about it, i never found anything about it there).
Anyone knows?
I have a cpu/file/auth server.
I started terminal under Xen
=
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# cat /etc/xen/plan9term
kernel = "/home/xen/9xenpcf.gz"
memory = 32
name = "plan9term"
vif = [ 'bridge=xenbr0' ]
extra="""
debugfactotum=
nobootprompt=il!192.168.1.6!17008
fs=192.168
a bit more tests...
ip/ping -n 1000 in my ipgateway
lost almost 950.
ip/ping google, lost all (put it send the bytes)
dnsquery on www.google.com and www;gmail.com return ips, but i've tried
other ones
www.oi.com.br www.uol.com.br www.bell-labs.com and nothing (dns failure for
3)
i've ping the
Ok, then I guess I was wrong.
Maybe a solution to quanstrom's problem would be to use file names
based on the creation date (one would only need to keep one or two
around).
uriel
On 4/5/07, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would be nice if the BL overlords could avoid this, maybe by movin
russ,
the plan 9 distribution is very nice and the careful work and thought
that went into the distribution. i don't think there's anything stupid
about it.
however,
On Thu Apr 5 11:13:00 EDT 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Even if you are getting interrupted, the CD is at most 100MB
> compr
I can't see anything under http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9/.
John
On 4/5/07, matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One attempted, unsuccessfully, to use irc to solve one's problem.
That had the makings of a haiku up until that last line ;-)
> sorry for flood,.
>
> I've tryed star irc too, but nothing too.
>
>
>
> Haha, is there some way to write in english withou
One attempted, unsuccessfully, to use irc to solve one's problem.
sorry for flood,.
I've tryed star irc too, but nothing too.
Haha, is there some way to write in english without using a lot of
'I'.. "i"... that is strange a lot. :D
Would be nice if the BL overlords could avoid this, maybe by moving
the previous day ISO before the new one takes its place, similar to
how replica moves foo to _foo.
It already does that (maybe the overlords aren't as dumb as you think).
But if the HTTP download gets interrupted after a new fil
On 4/5/07, pedro henrique antunes de oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
well, the problem is that later i did that:
term% ndb/dnsquery
> www.gmail.com
... (nothing)
I'm glad you've made progress.
The following advice is assuming that you have a static global IP
address. I haven't had the o
sorry for flood,.
I've tryed star irc too, but nothing too.
Haha, is there some way to write in english without using a lot of 'I'..
"i"... that is strange a lot. :D
i was doing some tests. I was noticing when the system was starting rio and
reading the termrc a msg:
'can't read my ip address'
and the line that was causing that is the 'ip/ipconfig loopback ...'., so
i've commented that line and no more msg, well, so:
term% ip/pppoe -P
...
term% ndb/dns -r
t
... and a program that calculates mean R, G, B, A values is on
/n/sources/contrib/pac/sys/src/cmd/img/rgb.tbz
Redefine the function doSomethingWithPixel() according to your needs, and enjoy!
++pac.
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