hi,
a big thanks to those who responded to this one. in-between starting a
new job i managed to sort all this out. basic issue was to remove all
unnecessary enctypes then bob's your uncle.
cheers, dave
NB in case anybody needs to refer to something more concrete about what
was done, here
Hi
I would like to know if anyone has actually gotten that combination to
work? I have tried the tasklist patches etc but to no avail.
Another thing is, which might be related, is that aklog fails like so:
nix g # aklog -d
Authenticating to cell cs.up.ac.za (server apiary.cs.up.ac.za).
We've
Yes. What I started with is the java support in 1.5.15, which
already includes all 3 of your patches.
Okay, I made jafs working on openafs-1.4.0 + java-1.4.2, and unfortunately
haven't got timeframe to maintain it, I just let you know my exp.
I have already found older google messages - they
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007, Peter Somogyi wrote:
IIRC I had problems on platforms like ppc[64] and s390x with pic stuff (one
crashes runtime if you don't turn on pic, other didn't allow mixing pic and
non-pic or something like that). So please modify _only_ that platform which
you are testing.
So,
So, why not just not mix pic and non pic and still only build what you
need pic?
Okay, I agree.
(Nowadays I won't have access for those platforms to test it - but you can
proceed.)
Peter
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Derrick J Brashear [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007, Peter Somogyi wrote:
IIRC I had problems on platforms like ppc[64] and s390x with pic stuff
(one crashes runtime if you don't turn on pic, other didn't allow
mixing pic and non-pic or something like that). So please modify
Is there a certain length of time required before I can delete a
fileserver address out of the VLDB?
I shut the fileserver down put the suggested NetInfo and NetRestrict
Files in place and restarted the fileserver
Running this command :
***
vos changeaddr -oldaddr 192.168.0.24
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007, Steve Devine wrote:
Is there a certain length of time required before I can delete a fileserver
address out of the VLDB?
Nope. But it has to not have volumes bound to it.
I shut the fileserver down put the suggested NetInfo and NetRestrict Files in
place and restarted
Did you try 'vos zap -force'
Alexander Al wrote:
Maybe is this something for a FAQ but I couldn't figure it out.
On a server there was a try for creating a volume. In the
VLDB tere is no entry but on the server there is in the /vicepa
directory a file called V0537477428.vol
The volume is in
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007, Kim Kimball wrote:
Did you try 'vos zap -force'
If you're using pre 1.4.2, you probably shouldn't.
Alexander Al wrote:
Maybe is this something for a FAQ but I couldn't figure it out.
On a server there was a try for creating a volume. In the
VLDB tere is no entry but
Uh oh ... what happens with vos zap for pre-1.4.2?
Derrick J Brashear wrote:
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007, Kim Kimball wrote:
Did you try 'vos zap -force'
If you're using pre 1.4.2, you probably shouldn't.
Alexander Al wrote:
Maybe is this something for a FAQ but I couldn't figure it out.
Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED] had replied:
Derrick J Brashear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007, Peter Somogyi wrote:
IIRC I had problems on platforms like ppc[64] and s390x with pic stuff
(one crashes runtime if you don't turn on pic, other didn't allow
mixing pic and
On Tuesday, March 13, 2007 08:07:42 PM -0500 Marcus Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
user vs kernel mode vs. user kernel mode
Actually, we don't really have this dimension. No libraries are built for
kernel-mode code; any code the kernel module requires from the rest of the
tree
Jeffrey Hutzelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To: Marcus Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED], openafs-info@openafs.org
cc: Jeffrey Hutzelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [OpenAFS] jafs et al
On Tuesday, March 13, 2007 08:07:42 PM -0500 Marcus Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
user vs kernel mode
Marcus Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't think there's any one best answer. There's actually several
dimensions here:
pic vs. nonpic
lwp vs. pthread
user vs kernel mode vs. user kernel mode
although these aren't strictly independent. Perl has its own special
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