Hei !!!
I run into that once!
There is a CLI command to enable symlinks in VirtualBox. I will post it later
Alain
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A 25 de setembro de 2015 02:26:00 Ryan Graham escreveu:
The problem is symlinks, which is what npm uses to create the
Sorry, truncated...
So... To make sure that the message doesn't get lost, I implemented a retry.
My diagnose is that the problem was with the connection and not properly
with Mandrill
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A 12 de agosto de 2015 18:11:00 Moacir
That application is very old, in asp classic and badly written. The page
was aborting because of an error sending the email. Implementing a
try-catch (it's equivalent in asp) solved the problem. But to make sure
that tje message
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Hi, I am using Mandrill in one other application. I had some problems until
I started checking for errors and implemented 10 retries as 30s interval.
After that I never had problems again...
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A 12 de agosto de 2015 16:39:30 Mo
Maybe HAproxy can do that, it has some interesting routing options
It may be worth checking
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A 23 de junho de 2015 00:47:02 Ryan Schmidt
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On Jun 21, 2015, at 11:51 PM, Emerson Rocha Luiz wrote:
> How (if possible
I vote for thos to be moderated untill he learns some maners
On 28 de março de 2014 00h32min35s BRT, Conrad Pankoff
wrote:
>Seriously? You realise you're just digging yourself deeper into the
>hole of
>"looking like a complete fucking idiot," right?
>
>On Friday, 28 March 2014 14:28:19 UTC+11,
I agree!
Just a bit more: TCP headers are big-endians and "payload" is dont-care as long
as you know how to get them on the other side
Note: I wrote a tcp/ip for DOS. I needed a function to swap endianness (intel
is little-endian)...
Fedor Indutny escreveu:
>Hello!
>
>I think you are a bit co
And please remember that couchdb works with "eventual consistency", ot does not
allways guaranty that read after write os allways in sync
Angel Java Lopez escreveu:
>Umm... I don't use CouchDB, nano module. But it looks as a callback
>problem. You are running CouchRead() inmmediately AFTER Couc
That sounds really interesting, dp you know of any examples where I could study
it more?
Mark Volkmann escreveu:
>When I combine AngularJS with Node I restrict the Node part to handling
>REST services that return JSON. I have used Express for that and it has
>worked well. I do not return dynami
Sugestion:
Someone could prepare a Linux image for Virtualbox with a node typical
instalation and a few tools already installed and easy to update...
(I will do it someday bud don't hold your breadth)
Alex Kocharin escreveu:
>
>
>So what? Does anybody still care about it?
>
>
>
>My packages
How does this fit in NODE.JS??
What you describe does, not seem like async programming at all to me...
Angel Java Lopez escreveu:
>I prefer
>
>Available worker pulls task
>
>over
>
>Available worker is notified
>
>The first one could use a queue, as you mentioned. So any other process
>(a
>prog
IMHO, fighting Debian is a lost war
All that you will do is get users even more confused
Alex Kocharin escreveu:
>
>I took a few solid evenings to read up all the material about ax25-node
>and
>node.js conflict in Debian.
>
>No.
>
>First of all, name of the project is "node.js". Name of the bin
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