On Wed, 29 Jun 2005, Lior Kesos wrote:
Ello,
I'm trying to set up my router (eci b-focus 312) to update the noip
service of it's ip.
I've used cable pptp till now so I always had my "external" ip an ifconfig away.
But my question is do I have to install the noip software on the
router or is th
I am trying to handle page faults exceptions in the kernel using the
task gate mechanism. I succeed to context switch to the page
fault handler using a new TSS and updates to the GDT and IDT tables
(similar to the double fault mechanism in 2.6). After handling the fault
and allocating the physical
Ello,
I'm trying to set up my router (eci b-focus 312) to update the noip
service of it's ip.
I've used cable pptp till now so I always had my "external" ip an ifconfig away.
But my question is do I have to install the noip software on the
router or is there a more standard and elegent way.
I guess
A reminder about two rather special Perl events in the next few days.
Stas Bekman ( http://stason.org/ ), co-author of "Practical mod_perl"
( http://www.modperlbook.org/ ) and one of the core developers of
mod_perl ( http://perl.apache.org/ ) will be lecturing and teaching
about mod_perl 2.
*
Dear list,
I am looking for a talented web designer / web design company to work as
an employee or subcontractor for a startup web solution/marketing
business.
Requirements:
2 years experience of:
HTML/Javascript/CSS
PHP
MySQL/Postgresql
Hebrew and English at very high level or mother to
Dear list,
I am looking for a talented web designer / web design company to work as
an employee or subcontractor for a startup web solution/marketing
business.
Requirements:
2 years experience of:
HTML/Javascript/CSS
PHP
MySQL/Postgresql
Hebrew and English at very high level or mother to
Quoting Hetz Ben Hamo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> This sounds like a good deal, although they don't specify in their web page:
>
> * number of servers they are already hosting
Have no idea.
> * detailed info about their incoming/outgoing lines (their pipe)
Same here, for states their lines are ok.
>
Ok..
1. genuian are only providing shared host solutions, for someone who
only host a small web sites and want to put his video/pictures, some
mail accounts, small stuff like that. Their biggest offering is 1.2GB
space. tell me again what can I really do with it? host my /tmp? :)
I did the calcul
This sounds like a good deal, although they don't specify in their web page:
* number of servers they are already hosting
* detailed info about their incoming/outgoing lines (their pipe)
* availability of remote console - whats the cost
* reboot service (if needed) - whats the cost
* detailed band
On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 05:33:33PM +0300, guy keren wrote:
>
> your while command probably runs in a sub-shell. note your use of a pipe
> (seq 10 | while).
>
> the reason that you see the same PID, is because '$$' gets expanded before
> the fork that creates thw process with the 'while' command.
Quoting "Levy, Chen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> It's output is:
>
> --
> init: 5
> 14553 6 : 14553 7 : 14553 8 : 14553 9 : 14553 10 : 14553 11 : 14553 12 :
> 14553
> 13 : 14553 14 : 14553 15 :
> after while: 5
> 14553 6 : 14553 7 : 14553 8 : 14553 9 : 14553 10 : 14553 11 : 14553 1
On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 17:00:57 +, Levy, Chen wrote:
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
> n=5
> echo "init: $n"
>
> seq 10 | while read x ; do
> n=$((n + 1))
> echo -n "$$ $n : "
> done
>
> echo
> echo "after while: $n"
>
> for i in $(seq 10) ; do
> n=$((n + 1))
> echo -n "$$ $n : "
> done
>
> echo
your while command probably runs in a sub-shell. note your use of a pipe
(seq 10 | while).
the reason that you see the same PID, is because '$$' gets expanded before
the fork that creates thw process with the 'while' command. so you see the
PID of the while process's parent process.
--guy
On Tu
On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 05:00:57PM +, Levy, Chen wrote:
> Hi list.
>
> Consider the following script:
>
> --
> #!/bin/bash
>
> n=5
> echo "init: $n"
>
> seq 10 |
"""
And thus everything after it is the second part of a pipe and is run in
a subshell, rather than in the same
Hi list.
Consider the following script:
--
#!/bin/bash
n=5
echo "init: $n"
seq 10 | while read x ; do
n=$((n + 1))
echo -n "$$ $n : "
done
echo
echo "after while: $n"
for i in $(seq 10) ; do
n=$((n + 1))
echo -n "$$ $n : "
done
echo
echo "after for: $n"
echo "$$"
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