re cryptographically signed. Verify them.
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> Humans will do just fine.
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Esperanto is mentioned, but my experience suggests that is as hopeless
as the adoption of Swahili in Africa.
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On 1/26/24, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> People use 9front, which is not plan 9. Many good things
>> started as forks, and that's ok.
>
> mostly i agreed. but to me plan9 is just an old 9front version without
> the bootloader.
>
It's a neat summary, but it reflects a particular perspective
On 1/26/24, Don A. Bailey wrote:
> I literally don’t care.
>
Then I don't think you belong here.
If you believe you can excommunicate the majority of Plan 9
contributors (have you counted the members of the "Pure 9" vs "9front"
clans, at all?) by dictum ex cathedra, I think you belong in the
On 1/25/24, Noam Preil wrote:
> I wasn't talking to you :P
>
> That was a response to the post that looked AI-generated. I sincerely
> apologize if I accidentally responded to your post instead, but I don't
> think I did
>
If you find it difficult to quote at least the sender of the message
you
On 11/10/23, ibrahim via 9fans <9fans@9fans.net> wrote:
> [ ... ]
>
> The reasoning behind this thread is only informing others about possible
> problems I encountered. I don't need a solution I already have a working
> workaround using simple locks. My code would be of no benefit for other
>
On 11/9/23, ibrahim via 9fans <9fans@9fans.net> wrote:
>
> If there is interest for reproducing the exact circumstances I can write a
> small example app which involves different processes accessing the same
> shared memory segments which are inherited by the rfork methods.
>
I assume that such an
or it's already
there: "9fs fossil".
Lucio.
On 8/30/23, Don Bailey wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am trying to `mk install' all cmds/libs. Can someone please remind me how
> to tell fossil that an active fs can be written?
>
> Thank you,
> D
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On 4/6/23, n...@pixelhero.dev wrote:
> Quoth Charles Forsyth :
>> fussing about certain things for hard drives that probably don't matter
>> for
>> SSD let alone nvme
>
> I am once again asking you to be more specific, please :)
>
> I have Plans for improving venti for myself, it'd be great to
> Jacob Moody
> - Ghostbusters
> Noam Preil and Sigrid
> - An O(1) Method for Storage Snapshots
> Brian L Stuart
> - Plan 9 and Inferno Go to School
> Brian L Stuart
> -A 9P Server for Application Management in Single Level Stores: A Status
> R
Briefly: I hacked P9P's ssh-agent to handle my 4096-bit RSA key, but
it still interacts poorly with conventional Linux/Debian installations
of OpenSSH. The error message:
agent key RSA SHA256:XXX...XXX returned incorrect signature type
is explained as follows on stackoverflow:
This message
On 1/17/23, revr...@mweb.co.za wrote:
> I have made some progress. I have managed to retrieve email in Acme, but as
> yet I cannot send. If I try to send a mail nothing happens.
>
You now need to change the system settings for upas in the /mail/lib
directory. Pick an example that suits you and -
On 1/17/23, revr...@mweb.co.za wrote:
> [ ... ]. Yes, I am trying to set up Mail on plan9 but it is
> for me like a blind man groping in the dark. I did manage to do it once, but
> have no idea how I did it!
The manual pages take some getting used to, but, believe me,
everything you need is held
On 1/17/23, revr...@mweb.co.za wrote:
> In trying to access Mail via Acme, I get this error:
>
> Mail 447: /mail/fs/mbox/:open '/mail/fs/mbox/' does not exist
>
> Is this a bug? Anyone know how to resolve this issue?
>
I haven't tried it yet myself, but I presume you need to configure and
deploy
Are you perhaps using an unusual hyphen (m-dash, perhaps)?
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It's the "-F" that the invoked "acme" complains about, then the font
filename. That just doesn't compute.
mnt/font is interpreted by the font management library as a Unix
socket to the font server.
9 man fontsrv
will help some, it shows how to check which fonts are avai
You probably have a shell alias or a shell function called acme. The
p9p acme does accept the -f and -F options, I use them all the time.
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On 11/9/22, fig wrote:
> sirjofri, thank you for the reply. don’t be sorry for the long response, i
> greatly appreciate it. when i was told plan 9 is built on only a few
> principles and basic abstractions, that was spot on.
>
If you read the early Plan 9 documentation, you'll discover that
On 10/7/22, Lucio De Re wrote:
> #l and #l0 are identical, the latter is the software (for want of a
> better term) instance of the latter, #1 is the second and #2 is the
> third.
>
> If you read the man page carefully - and I'm answering this not out of
> experience, but bec
o into creating a network stacks
> directory?
> 2: is the way Im doing so the correct course, or is there a best practice i
> should be following instead?
>
> Thank you :) This is my first time on the mailing list so please be kind!
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a Git development branch for this?
Lucio.
On 9/27/22, o...@eigenstate.org wrote:
> the gsoc thread reminded me that I should also probably post the
> hackathon writeup that I put together here, for the curious:
>
> https://orib.dev/9hack1.html
>
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On 8/2/22, Clout Tolstoy wrote:
> Years ago I worked at a non-profit called FreeGeek (in Portland, Oregon
> USA) . We used to do grants for computers and sent some over to Uganda,
> amongst other places. I'm not sure of their current status on their grant,
> but it could be worth a shot. You
02, 2022 at 05:38:39AM +0200, Lucio De Re wrote:
>> It's a shame that the SDF wiki
>> (https://wiki.sdf.org/doku.php?id=vps_-_plan_9_9front) returns a
>> missing page.
>
> Looks like it just got moved:
> https://wiki.sdf.org/doku.php?id=plan_9_9front
>
> khm
On 8/1/22, adr wrote:
>
> Oh, and thanks for trying with your pi, I know it takes time and
> I appreaciate it.
>
Well, let me say thanks to you for instigating some interesting and
seemingly fruitful discussion - a rare gem and a precious one.
Lucio.
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> incomplete
>> > amd64 install. For building libc again:
>> >
>> > cd /sys/src/libc/ && mk install && mk clean
>> >
>> > However, you may be missing more then just libc, in that case may just
>> > be best to rebuild
>> &g
Chinese to make great strides in computing.
Lucio.
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I have only one word for all the above: amazing!
As a dumb occidental, I have no idea where one starts with ideograms,
but I realise how different the concept is and how its complexity can
stimulate technical creativity.
Well done, all!
Lucio.
On 7/20/22, s...@9p.sdf.org wrote:
> With the
On 5/16/22, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i still don't understand it. if you want a pointer of size 1 what
> keeps you from using a generic char or uint8 pointer?
>
I think what he's asking is "what's keeping everyone else from using...".
I guess we're all evangelists at heart.
Lucio.
he texts looks very small on the
> screen. Is there any way to make a courier font of a bigger size like 16px
> or 15px.
>
> Thank you
>
> _resun
>
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You nay have to delete the namespace in /tmp that may have been
created under root's permissions.
I'm guessing, but it seems the most likely culprit. That, or fontsrv,
which may also have left something that only root can access. Of
course, /mnt/font is a dreadful red herring.
Lucio.
On 2/18/22, Anthony Sorace wrote:
> Plan 9 is applying to GSoC again!
>
> [ ... ]
I've done a bit of work on P9P's fontsrv as well as a version -
somewhat mysteriously different - "ported" to Plan 9. If we can debate
the pros and cons of effectively replacing the static availability of
fonts in
On 1/28/22, Bakul Shah wrote:
>
> Think of really simple, low power, low cost devices.
> USB can also provide power. USB+ATtiny85 devel boards
> cost ~$3 even at Amazon. And FPGA boards can be
> pretty inexpensive too. If you can find them.
>
I've recommended olimex.com in the past. They
On 1/28/22, Bakul Shah wrote:
> The idea:
> - make it very easy to create hardware gadgets by
> providing a firmware/hardware building block that
> talks 9p on the host interface side & interfaces
> with device specific hardware.
>
> [ ... ]
>
Sounds very appealing.
There's a UEFI-based
On 1/28/22, ibrahim via 9fans <9fans@9fans.net> wrote:
> I noticed that I can't distribute fonts and ghostscript as part of a plan9
> (9legacy, 9front) system due to their licensing terms.
>
Any font you realy, really can't live without?
> Does anybody know about code, libraries, binaries,
st right wing ideas.
>>> The cause to make plan 9 an accepting welcoming community for all
>>> humans requires good information resources and support.
>>> The funny-named organization I just thought up, The Flan 9 Poundation,
>>> offers a bounty
On 1/24/22, adr wrote:
>
> You are aware that you are talking to the most stupidly writen bot
> in the history of the _I've_no_life_some_one_pay_me_attention_please_
> retards?
>
> There is an episode of South Park when some poor kid get
> all exited because one person makes him a friend on
On 1/23/22, Conor Williams wrote:
> hello mein names ist __insert name here___
>
> this is not a 9front mailing list
It isn't, but unless *all* 9front users and fans (need not be one
homogenous group) choose to stop using this list, I have no objection
to assisting them or learn from them. I
I've
> encountered the same problem when installing vanilla Plan 9 from Bell Labs,
> but none of the suggestions in the Plan 9 troubleshooting guide work.
>
> Has anyone encountered similar problems before or any ideas for how I could
> resolve this issue? Thank you!
>
> --yakku
On 1/16/22, Lyndon Nerenberg (VE7TFX/VE6BBM) wrote:
> It gets a bit further -- now it actually panics :-P
>
> [ ... ]
>
> cpu0: 5200MHz GenuineIntel Core i7 (cpuid: AX 0x206A1 DX 0x79BA97F)
> ELCR: 02E8
> 497M memory: 497M kernel data, 0M user, 18M swap
> panic: no disks (in #S)
> panic: no
On 12/31/21, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> so instead i learned to be a little bit picky about the hardware
> avoiding having to write drivers for everything that doesn't work.
>
The Lenovo Thinkpad T68 I managed to lay my hands on wasn't that cheap
and came with an Atheros based wi-fi card.
t/plan9front/1cff923af4dbcaaab515cc04ea40c559eab7830f/commit.html
>
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The combination of (IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad) T60 chassis and T61 mother
board is known as FrankenPad, I learnt since I bought a none too well
refurbished Lenovo T61 7659-CTO laptop for a moderate price. I had
long wished I could get a T61, so that was some impulsive buying.
Maybe I should have spent
ot too shoddy at the auld porting etc...cw
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On 8/19/21, sirjofri wrote:
> Hello dear community,
>
> I've read through many things in this thread and just want to add some
> two cents in a list format:
>
> 1) p9f (to my knowledge) never said anything about The One Plan 9. This
> was afaik the idea of some other community member, and I never
On 8/19/21, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I never said it was *the* development branch.
>
> lol
>
> but it is.
>
Correct. On two fronts, to coin a phrase. It is active and it is well supported.
It is the pragmatic end of the Plan 9 spectrum, courtesy of Cinap who
clearly would be a Torvalds
Plan 9 is Plan 9. 9front is 9front. 9front is an
>> open-source fork or derivation of Plan 9.
>>
>> Trying to make 9front the new and official Plan 9 does seem absurd. I'm
>> not sure why there is a strong need for validation. 9front does not need
>> official recognition. Let 9f
On 8/18/21, vic.thac...@fastmail.fm wrote:
> Trying to make 9front the new and official Plan 9 does seem absurd. I'm not
> sure why there is a strong need for validation. 9front does not need
> official recognition. Let 9front be what it is. It can exist independent of
> the Plan 9 name.
>
The
On 8/18/21, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
> I changed the Subject line to better reflect the discussion. Please do go
> on.
>
Let me put it this way: German and Italian motorcycle manufacturers
eventually figured that the gear shift should be on the same side as
Japanese manufacturers preferred.
What
On 8/18/21, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
> is that my cue, are you calling in my services?!
>
If you have any actual understanding of factotum, *I* could easily
gain from consulting such knowledge to scratch some of my immediate
itches, as I'm no expert and factotum is only slowly revealing its
On 8/18/21, o...@eigenstate.org wrote:
> Quoth Lucio De Re :
>> Does it work?
>
> Have you tried it? What bugs do you
> have to report?
>
No. I have neither the 9front platform, nor the Oauth2 requirements
that would motivate an outsider to try something like that out.
Had
On 8/17/21, o...@eigenstate.org wrote:
> Quoth Lucio De Re :
>> PS: This does rather sound like we ought to have a lobbying group
>
> You realize that this *is* the lobbying, right?
>
Does it work?
> Someone did the work, posted a patch, and is
> asking for review a
On 8/17/21, Keith Gibbs wrote:
> One Plan Nine?
>
> Sure, we have the historical version of the Bell Labs/Lucient codebase,
> preserved as 9legacy, but yeah we have one currently developed branch of
> Plan 9 called 9front. Are you proposing that to be called “Plan 9 from Bell
> Labs 5th edition”?
-helper
>
>> Refresh tokens are not saved to persistent storage when factotum
>> exits. The user must provide consent every time factotum is restarted.
>
> For this, the tokens should probably be persisted into
> secstore -- but there are some security implications
> in giv
On 8/16/21, Demetrius Iatrakis wrote:
> This is a preview of OAuth2 support in factotum, as part of this year's
> GSoC:
> https://github.com/Mitsos101/plan9front/pull/1
>
Sounds amazing, on many levels. So, thank you.
Having just been through an only partially successful hack of P9P
factotum and
On 7/19/21, Steve Simon wrote:
>
> my cpu for windows was always incomplete, but good enough that i never
> finished it properly.
>
It's on contrib, is it not? I'll take a peek, if my haphazard priority
list allows it :-)
> for posix i just use sftpfs or now cinap’s sshftp to import the
On 7/21/21, adr via 9fans <9fans@9fans.net> wrote:
>> You'll need to reinvent (or change, at least) plumbing if you want
>> multiple editors, be it one
>> per file or one per project.
>
> I'll make sam create allways the named pipe with the pid in the
> name so I can identify wich one I want to
On 7/19/21, adr via 9fans <9fans@9fans.net> wrote:
> [ ...]. Running samterm locally is way more efficient than
> using X forwarding.
>
I have adopted on my Linux (Mint) workstations - plural - the paradigm:
ssh -fX remote acme -l lib/task.acme # for different tasks
and it works even
On 6/24/21, Richard Miller <9f...@hamnavoe.com> wrote:
> Inferno can work quite comfortably with a touchscreen and a virtual
> "bitsy" keyboard. It's a different user interface from rio, but not
> horribly worse. Likely Plan 9 could be adapted to do the same.
>
And handwriting may have been
On 6/24/21, un...@cpan.org wrote:
> Quoth Lucio De Re :
>> On 6/24/21, Romano wrote:
>> > [...] But I'm a nobody, so I'm probably not going to persuade
>> > anyone.
>> >
>> [ ... ]
>>
>> The sentiment implied in the sentence above is a bare
Eish! I really can't resist, can I?
On 6/24/21, Romano wrote:
> [...] But I'm a nobody, so I'm probably not going to persuade
> anyone.
>
Let me try and keep this short, but it won't be easy.
Firstly, this is not intended as an offence, particularly against
Romano, it is merely an alert
On 4/4/21, josecllopessoa...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Somebody, pacient, have some idea how can I solve this.?
If I remember right, under VMware ESX, the CDROM needed to be
disconnected during installation. But the exact details are no longer
clear in my recollections. I don't really know that
I need time to assimilate mindset changing concepts, I should not
respond as quickly as I am doing here, so please understand that
nothing below is intended to offend anyone, it is more a totally
subjective and poorly formulated knee-jerk reaction to what is clearly
a critical event in Plan 9's
On 3/26/21, Charles Forsyth wrote:
> That reminds me that this
> https://retrage.github.io/2020/08/01/9pfspkg-en.html looked quite
> interesting but I haven't had a chance to try it yet.
>
I have followed the instructions and with a little help (I filed an
issue and I got a prompt, helpful
On 3/26/21, saif.re...@outlook.com wrote:
> I've uncompressed .bz2 but the problem is burning the .ISO file. And I also
> have some problem. I don't use any GNU or Linux related stuffs. Most of the
> ISO burner are from GUN. I used the one that comes with Windows and also
> tried Rufus(though I
The trouble here isn't so much Windows as failure to realise that a
compressed image isn't what one needs to write to the CD. I don't know
what tools are available on Windows to uncompress .bz2 files. Once
that hurdle is overcome, I have little doubt that wrting to CD (or to
a USB drive) will be
I have no doubt that they will find what they seek, or cope with
something near enough.
Let me ponder this, see what further suggestions may come from our
not-quite-OSS community.
Lucio.
On 2/24/21, Richard Miller <9f...@hamnavoe.com> wrote:
>> You could recommend the Plan 9 RISC-V assembler, C
On 2/24/21, Richard Miller <9f...@hamnavoe.com> wrote:
>> So far I have been shy to recommend Plan 9 to them
>
> You could recommend the Plan 9 RISC-V assembler, C compiler and linker
> as a stand-alone toolset without the need to run Plan 9 - because they
> are also available as part of inferno,
On 2/24/21, tlaro...@polynum.com wrote:
>
> FWIW, I bought Olimex-lime2 (ARM) (severals) and I'm more satisfied with
> these than with
> Raspberries (I installed NetBSD on this, plan9 was not tried).
>
> So if the RISC-V is on the same level of quality, it should be certainly
> worth.
Exactly my
They say:
> This is the first Espressif product with RISC-V core, the datasheet is on
> their web.
>
> This is also the first SOC with RISC-V core we have access to, so we are
> excited to learn > more the ISA on low level.
>
> Any resources to recommend?
So far I have been shy to recommend
On 2/13/21, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> what is the dark side? for me the borders between plan9 and non-plan9
> has been getting less tight, bec. with more experience i understand
> how to translate mindsets, or even code, from one system to the other
> without anybody in my real life ever
On 2/12/21, o...@eigenstate.org wrote:
>
> The mix of derailing the thread, and the lack of
> answer for echoline, who *was* offering to do the
> work, but got no answer on whether there's interest,
> just rubbed me the wrong way.
>
It wasn't meant to derail the thread, it was meant to lay down
On 2/11/21, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I like
>> to think that there is "One plan 9" struggling to be born from these
>> variations.
>
> it there's any "One plan 9" it's clearly called golang. cause all
> added syscalls to any of the distributions came from there...
>
Well, I'd love to
On 2/11/21, o...@eigenstate.org wrote:
> Quoth David du Colombier <0in...@gmail.com>:
>> 9legacy patches are available as "unified diff" format and
>> are generated with "ape/diff -Nru".
>
> Alright, noted for the future.
>
Here's what I' ve been thinking about that may be worth sharing: I'd
On 2/10/21, Eli Cohen wrote:
>
> I'm not even sure where or how to start. dp9ik seems important if
> 9legacy doesn't already have something similar. that's probably both a
> bug fix and feature... and quite a task! but I would be interested in
> porting patches back to learn more
>
I guess you
On 2/10/21, Eli Cohen wrote:
> I noticed the patches from 9front to 9legacy are not well-maintained. I'm
> trying to figure out if this would be an appreciated exercise from someone
> (me) who doesn't know all that much and would learn from doing it, and if
> so, what are priorities for things to
No the source code differences are pretty vast as well, although right
now I couldn't tell you what the main theme of the changes might be.
Lucio.
On 1/27/21, Ethan Gardener wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 25, 2021, at 5:10 AM, Lucio De Re wrote:
>>
>> PS: The new executable seems noticea
On 1/25/21, Charles Forsyth wrote:
> I've just accepted an important pull request to it that I missed, until I
> looked at it in response to this, so you should do another pull to get
> that.
> Generally, though it has been reasonably stable for some time. Changes are
> often just to cope with
You'll be amazed how quickly you get used to not having the Caps Lock
key causing you grief, as it then starts doing on every other
platform.
Except that Ctrl-A (well, Caps-Lock-A) then becomes a bit of a
nightmare. And the Insert key as Expand is not my favourite, either.
Erik Quanstrom long
t; Both have almost same functionality and speed etc.
> A page with JS (https://eonet.ne.jp) is almost same as that by JS enabled
> netsurf.
>
> How do you think?
>
> Kenji
>
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> The exact error is "Invalid address length 4 - must be 6 bytes". I tried a
> few others including 0.0.0.0 but none of them worked. Not specifying this
> argument however doesn't trigger any complaints.
>
> Perhaps it's time to peruse the man pages for ip! But I have to put
On 12/9/20, remyw...@cs.washington.edu wrote:
>
> [ ... ]
You're brave!
> And several details:
> 1. I had to hard-code the tap device name "tap5" because `ip tuntap ...`
> doesn't return the interface name.
> 2. I have no idea what 0.0.0.0 is, or where to pass it in. (tried `ip link
> set tap5
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On 12/6/20, Ethan Gardener wrote:
>
> I don't know the hypothesis, but very much agree different languages
> influence how you think and even feel.
>
You know, my most memorable and influential mentor was Daniel
Friedman. I'm not sure I have the spelling right and he's probably in
his seventies,
On 12/6/20, cigar562hfsp952f...@icebubble.org
wrote:
> Lucio De Re writes:
>
>> But do we want a flock of 9front-wielding droids flooding the 9fans
>> mailing list?
>
> Good point. [ ... ] Maybe we should keep Plan 9 a secret. ;)
Well, that's one way of spreadi
On 12/4/20, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "discipline" is a good keyword.
> it's not about the language IMO.\
> [ ... ]
I watched Uncle Tom, whoever he may be, dissing practically every
language under the sun with very little substance to what he was
presenting. Didn't convince me that he
On 12/3/20, Bakul Shah wrote:
>
> Finally, I very much doubt he would have liked C!
>
I had an electrical engineering friend, back at university, who used
array subscripts in C because he couldn't get his head around
pointers. Like me, his migration was from Pascal to C.
I would prefer a
sting a link to the manuscript/transcript of the
> essay where he discusses this?
>
> Thanks,
> Mart
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On 12/3/20, cigar562hfsp952f...@icebubble.org
wrote:
> cigar562hfsp952f...@icebubble.org writes:
>
> [ ... ]
> It would require a little bit of coding, and a LOT of Tweeting, but if
> 9fans now have a Twitter account... creating a 9-demic is within the
> realm of possibility.
>
But do we want a
On 11/27/20, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
> one way it will help the bonzai tree grow is in that 9front can soon
> escape the old python, that constantly weighs on us just bec. we want
> to run hg sometimes.
>
I could not agree more.
What I believe is that Git has neither rhyme nor reason, it
l
>
> I wrote up how it works here:
>
> https://orib.dev/githosting.html
>
> Thanks to everyone for all the testing, patches,
> and reports.
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On 11/12/20, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
> Hi,
>
> FYI, for those of you who are on twitter, I've set up the twitter handle
> @Plan9_OS to push news and announcements to the community. Please
> consider following it; and if you tweet about Plan 9 or related topics,
> please try to include this
a virtual city in Switzerland, which is famously neutral (hence
>> > Geneva as location for various international organisations, and indeed
>> > as a setting for several TV series)
>> >
>> > On Sat, Oct 24, 2020 at 11:23 PM > > <mailto:cigar562hfsp
On 10/21/20, Steve Simon wrote:
> Hi people,
>
> I have had to renew my certificate for tls and am getting a strange error
> from imap4d
> when trying to collect email from my iphone.
>
> tls reports failed: factotum_rsa_open: no key matches proto=rsa
> service=tls role=client
>
> Which
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On 10/8/20, o...@eigenstate.org wrote:
>> I'm curious as to why you would say that.
>
> Well, the section of the site that describes
> how to best operate a plan 9 dns server seems
> to have gone offline.
>
There's a difference between Wes making a tangential
On 10/8/20, o...@eigenstate.org wrote:
>> So the big question, before I commit to something I may not be
>> competent to fix: what is recommended by those in the know?
>
> You've written a lot of text here, but none of it describes
> what exactly is flaky. I'd recommend describing the flakiness
>
It would take me a long time to get to grips with the Plan 9 DNS
server (believe me, I've tried) and somehow my situation is getting
more difficult as norms on the Internet are being bent by service
provider that care for their profitability much more than for
interoperation: I get regular
That is very sad indeed. The 9fans community has lost an irreplaceable member.
Lucio.
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On 9/7/20, Lucio De Re wrote:
> On 9/6/20, o...@eigenstate.org wrote:
>> Hey,
>>
>> I try not to be too verbose about new features landing in git9, but
>> I think these warrant some noise. Both git/compat and git/serve
>> have landed in the last few days.
>&
On 9/6/20, o...@eigenstate.org wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I try not to be too verbose about new features landing in git9, but
> I think these warrant some noise. Both git/compat and git/serve
> have landed in the last few days.
>
You've been doing great work, Ori, thanks and congratulations.
I'm keeping
On 7/22/20, Russ Cox wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 21, 2020 at 7:22 PM Anthony Martin wrote:
>
>> Russ, what did you do to that poor little Acme?! ☺
>>
>> Did you take the less daunting route using
>>
>> - a combined font file with shapes for normal, italic, bold, etc. and
>> - a filter to offset runes
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