Thanks! It seems to be working now! I really appreciate the help!
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On 30 Sep 2010, at 02:44, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but the update 9 of Solaris 10 has
finally switched to OpenOffice.org. Thus, it seems that Oracle also silently
RIP'd StarOffice (actually the decision was already made during Sun's time).
IIRC,
Following the updates to auth/repo last week, we are now ready to update
XWiki on Monday Oct 4th starting at 5 a.m. PDT. XWiki will be down for
approximately 1/2 hour. In this deployment XWiki will have a new
lightweight skin, which has better organization for layout and page
editing.
I just got off the phone with the email admin here. Seems they have
shut off the relaying feature (anti-spam effort). Only mailbox
accounts can send and recieve mail. So looks like im not going to be
able to use this or any internal mail server
I would like to try to
configure my server to route
Hi,
Contrary to popular believe there are still some major differences between
OpenOffice and the StarOffice code base. StarOffice has closed source bits
around MS Office translation and printer support that are absent in OpenOffice.
I've found that StarOffice is better with MS compatibility
Kartik Vashishta wrote:
I just got off the phone with the email admin here. Seems they have
shut off the relaying feature (anti-spam effort). Only mailbox
accounts can send and recieve mail. So looks like im not going to be
able to use this or any internal mail server
I would like to try to
What I find troublesome with
a lot of these open source
projects is that it takes contributions from
commercial companies to keep these
projects moving and somehow the open source community
treats them like dirt.
Well...with top solaris engineers,like, Bonwick,etc.leaving Oacle. I think
This is just my opinion,
Sun could have survived under different circumstances, but you have very large
billion dollar companies to compete. The little guy can only afford to make so
many mistakes.
Oracle, no matter the negativity, has the resources and clients to sustain a
few big blows. A
I have an X4500 thumper box with 48x 500gb drives setup in a a pool and split
into raidz2 sets of 8 - 10 drives within the single pool.
I had a failed disk with i cfgadm unconfigured and replaced no problem, but it
wasn't recognised as a Sun drive in Format and unbeknown to me someone else
Oracle, no matter the negativity, has the resources
and clients to sustain a few big blows.
maybe not for long;-) many customers are beginning to smell vendor lock in
from oracle from a mile away and are beginning to look else where. According to
distrowatch: Openindiana is receiving more
As sad as it is to see people leave the Solaris Kernel development team, you
have to remember that there are a lot of other engineers in that team. People
always leave when there is an acquisition and it's hard to hold onto folks. I
was sad with Richard McDougall left Sun for VMware. But
On 30 Sep 2010, at 02:44, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but the
update 9 of Solaris 10 has finally switched to
OpenOffice.org. Thus, it seems that Oracle also
silently RIP'd StarOffice (actually the decision was
already made during Sun's time).
Hi,
Invalid argc value is passed to main, when I run the program with no cmmand
line arguments
main(argc = 134551360, argv=0x8047b2a) // from gdb
How to fix this??
-Thanks
SF
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Maybe something strange with gdb, or with the compiler?
By convention, there is always supposed to be at least one
argument, argv[0], which should be the same as the pathname
or the last level of the pathname being executed (login shells
typically get the last level of the pathname but prefixed
Hi,
Invalid argc value is passed to main, when I run the
program with no cmmand line arguments
main(argc = 134551360, argv=0x8047b2a) // from gdb
How to fix this??
-Thanks
SF
not a C guru;-) but i think main needs to be converted from string to an
interger, something like this
And for the curious, after adding a pause() following the printf() in
atest.c, so I could use ps to see what a process with no argv[0] looked like:
$ ps -o pid,fname -p 15789
PID COMMAND
15789 atest
$ ps -o pid,comm -p 15789
PID COMMAND
15789
$ ps -o pid,args -p 15789
PID COMMAND
15789
$
On Sep 30, 2010, at 6:50 PM, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
Further discussions on this subject will be moved to the Taiwan OpenSolaris
Users Group.
Speaking of which, who wants to pitch a Solaris port of Lotus Symphony Suite to
IBM? It's developed in Beijing...
-Gary
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