On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Richard Troy wrote:
Hi All,
[...snip...]
...Bottom line: My gut reaction is that it _totally_ _stinks_ if the
answer for a sensible reply to Riku's comments is you're getting bad
vendor support. Well DUH! You can COUNT ON bad vendor support! So what's
a guy to do?
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 10:25:37AM -0500, Joseph Tate wrote:
Sorry. Try perl -MCPAN -e 'install MIME::Body'.
K.W.Wibowo wrote:
I just grabbed spamassassin-2.43-11 from the rawhide directory today.
However, when I tried to installed it, it gave me a dependencies error
message, saying that
On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 03:39:09PM -0600, Thomas Dodd wrote:
Note the Solaris 2.6 to 8, while it spaned 4 years, is only 3 releases.
That about the same as RHL 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3.
Or was that a 2.6.1 release? I know 7 and 8 never had point releases,
really being 2.7 and 2.8, all part of the
Hi,
One quick question (whcih actually is giving me a lot of trouble
building
some other software). My RH 7.2 kernel is 2.4.18-19 - but the latest
kernel-headers rpm package available is 2.4.9-34 - how come there is
no update to 2.4.18-19 of this package too ??
The kernel headers
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
On Thu, 23 Jan 2003 11:45:34 +0100, Brian Ipsen wrote:
One quick question (whcih actually is giving me a lot of trouble
building
some other software). My RH 7.2 kernel is 2.4.18-19 - but the
latest kernel-headers rpm package available
On Thu, 23 Jan 2003, Brian Ipsen wrote:
Hi,
One quick question (whcih actually is giving me a lot of trouble
building
some other software). My RH 7.2 kernel is 2.4.18-19 - but the latest
kernel-headers rpm package available is 2.4.9-34 - how come there is
no update to 2.4.18-19
If that's the case, why the different perl() notation in the dependency
listing?
Binand Raj S. wrote:
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 10:25:37AM -0500, Joseph Tate wrote:
Sorry. Try perl -MCPAN -e 'install MIME::Body'.
K.W.Wibowo wrote:
I just grabbed spamassassin-2.43-11 from the rawhide
Hello,
On Wed, 22 Jan 2003, Elliot Lee wrote:
I think you want to define _GNU_SOURCE (see the comments in
/usr/include/features.h).
That worked! Thanks for setting me straight.
Charles
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Brian Ipsen wrote:
Okay, but running with kernel 2.4.18-19.7.xsmp and having installed
kernel-headers-2.4.9-34
on a 7.2 box - gives me, when compiling the ISC ipmi driver from Intel,
an error-message when I try to do an insmod:
insmod ./imb
./imb: kernel-module version mismatch
./imb
Richard Troy wrote:
I can't remember the _first_ time I've _ever_ had _any_ support from _any_
vendor for Linux! ...Hmmm... Well, no, wait, Informix did give me a Linux
I've never has support for any vendor under any OS. Had fun watching
M$, Adaptec, and SyQuest point fingers at each
Riku Meskanen wrote:
brother in law or associate professor next faculty, happy
with pretty standard Red Hat otherwise but needs to keep
system up2date and get some thirdparty modules easily
compiled at the times when a kernel was updated too.
They wouldn't be using 3rd party modules, unless
On Thu, 2003-01-23 at 08:48, Thomas Dodd wrote:
Riku Meskanen wrote:
brother in law or associate professor next faculty, happy
with pretty standard Red Hat otherwise but needs to keep
system up2date and get some thirdparty modules easily
compiled at the times when a kernel was updated
Florin Andrei wrote:
On Thu, 2003-01-23 at 08:48, Thomas Dodd wrote:
They wouldn't be using 3rd party modules, unless I or a sysadmin had set
them up.
At which time they would ask me or the admin for help.
This is how Linux is supposed to take over the world? By asking the
sysadmin
Dear Florin Andrei,
Thank you for your contribution to this thread. ... In light of Mr. Thomas
Dodd's remarks which followed yours, I feel somehow obliged to comment.
For those of you tired with this thread, I request your acquiescing to its
continuance for a moment more - given that there are
You can also use the poll() system call. The last arguement
of this system call is the timeout value is milli-seconds.
When timeout is occurred it will return 0. Refer the
manual page for more details.
hope this helps you,
--
Narsimha Reddy CH
Storage Area Networking, HCL Technologies
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On Wed, 22 Jan 2003, Tom Sanders wrote:
I'm writing an application server which receives
requests from other applications. For each request
received, I want to start a timer so that I can fail
the application request if it could not be completed
in max specified time.
Which Linux timer
Is someone aware of a tool that converts data from
little endian mode to big endian mode? I know that
there are macros like htonl and htons, but what
I'm looking for is a tool, that automatically
generates the packing routines, given the structure
declaration.
Basically I want applications to not
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