On Sat, Jun 16, 2007 at 05:22:47PM +, James wrote:
Matlab is the standard for mathematical analysis of all sorts of
phenomenon, from a mathematical perspective.
I'm familiar with Matlab... you're the second person to mention
Octave...
I would like to do some analysis on these signals to
I have some (say 100) discrete data sequences sampling a single analogue
system with time-stamp data.
I would like to do some analysis on these signals to see if there are
any interesting things that can be demonstrated - for example, if I
could show a strong correlation in the signals between
I've a few vaguely related questions. I'm an Emacs user from a decade
ago - and have recently returned to using it... I'm trying to set it up
as a useful modern development environment. I'd have chosen Eclipse, or
something like that, if it wasn't for a constraint that I need it to
work remotely
I am looking for a client-server package (preferably with the server on
gentoo from portage) which provides something which is vaguely like
CRM... but in reverse - and for personal as opposed to corporate use.
One requirement is for it to act as an address book that will allow me
to associate:
#emerge clamassassin
Calculating dependencies... done!
Emerging (1 of 1) mail-filter/clamassassin-1.2.3 to /
* clamassassin-1.2.3.tar.gz RMD160 ;-)
... [ ok ]
* clamassassin-1.2.3.tar.gz SHA1 ;-)
... [ ok ]
*
Thomas Rösner wrote:
Dan Farrell schrieb:
I'm surprised to find that sa-update now doesn't work for me.
[snip]
Is there some obvious bit of configuration I'm overlooking?
perl-cleaner?
I'd not thought of that but... perl-cleaner all has not made any
difference... I still get:
I've used portage to upgrade from Spamassassin 3.1.4 to 3.1.8, and I'm
surprised to find that sa-update now doesn't work for me.
# whoami
root
# sa-update
Can't locate object method finish via package
Mail::SpamAssassin::Timeout at
When following:
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/openafs.xml
I get as far as
# fs setacl -dir /vicepa -acl rl
fs:'/vicepa': Function not implemented
Why is that? I've googled and can find someone who says that the
instructions did not work for him - for the same reason - but there is
no hint
'^a' into my .screenrc -
but that doesn't do the trick. Does anyone here have the correct
incantation?
Steve
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I'm getting these three emails every day from ruledujour... I'm using
the latest stable ebuild of each i.e.:
mail-filter/spamassassin-3.1.8
mail-filter/spamassassin-ruledujour-20051123
Does everyone who has ruledujour execute daily get these faults reported?
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Subject: RulesDuJour/gifu:
Norberto Bensa wrote:
Steve [Gentoo] wrote:
Does everyone who has ruledujour execute daily get these faults reported?
Nope. But I've disabled AntiDrug in /etc/rulesdujour/config because for a few
days, I was getting a warning about antidrug's maintainer losing it's
domain/host/isp
Does anyone else have this problem with RulesDuJour?
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To: root
Subject: RulesDuJour/gifu: 404 errors
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 17:32:40 + (GMT)
From: root (root)
The following rules had errors:
TripWire had an unknown error:
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I apologise in advance for this question being tenuously related to
Gentoo... My justification is only that I really like my Gentoo-based
Postfix /dovecot mail-server... but I also want to push emails to a
connected Windows Mobile 5 PDA/phone.
Historically mobile devices have polled for email
Last night my default gentoo RulesDuJour for Spamassassin acquired new
Adult and General rule-sets from SARE. Thereafter spamd refused all
connections and subsequently received mail was not spam filtered.
Issuing '/etc/init.d/spamd restart' as root resolved the situation...
but I don't want to
While system-level services are typically managed by /etc/init.d/* in
Gentoo, these are maintained by root for all users. I'm interested in
an end-user without root access who wants to 'run a service-like
process' (for example, fectmail to poll remote accounts...) While an
end user can easily
by demanding evaluation by
bash instead of whatever /bin/sh happens to be...
Thanks again,
Steve
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Bo Ørsted Andresen wrote:
# cd /var/tmp/portage/sys-apps/kbd-1.12-r8/work
# sed -i -e '141 aset -x\n' -e '152 aset +x\n' kbd-1.12/configure
# ebuild `portageq portdir`/sys-apps/kbd/kbd-1.12-r8.ebuild compile
I've followed your suggestion - I was surprised to see sparc64 mentioned
- my
Dan Johansson wrote:
cross-site-remote-backups
Erm, Me too...
My first attempt centred on Duplicity - which, on the surface, seemed to
be exactly what I wanted... but, unfortunately, it is unusably buggy...
and is no longer in avtive development.
My second (in-progress) attempt is with
Does anyone else have problems like this?
# emerge -uDNav world
These are the packages that would be merged, in order:
Calculating world dependencies... done!
[ebuild U ] sys-apps/kbd-1.12-r8 [1.12-r7] USE=nls 0 kB
Total size of downloads: 0 kB
Would you like to merge these
Régis Décamps wrote:
On 10/17/06, Steve [Gentoo] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm no longer so sure about when imap processes are spawned or
terminated - but there seem to
be a non-deterministic lots of them for each Thunderbird session.
There is one process create each time Thunderbird opens
Roman Zilka wrote:
On Mon, Oct 16, 2006 at 11:26:23AM +0100, Joost Roeleveld wrote:
it appears that there is one connection per folder
and one process per connection... which seems (to me at least) to be
overkill.
Having never used dovecot, I can't comment on this. But maybe this
. Performance (primarily with respect to 'new mail'
notifications, but also, to a lesser extent, with searching archived
messages.
I'd be interested to hear any anecdotes from Gentooists who have
addressed a similar question recently...
Steve
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Moshe Kamensky wrote:
The -s option of formail allows you to specify an argument, which is a
program name. This program will be run for each message, with the
message on the stdin. So if you have such a program that delivers to a
maildir, you can use it. procmail itself is one such program,
Kevin Fullerton wrote:
Here's the procmail recipe I use with maildir folders and the Gentoo lists -
I think as long as procmail is setup with maildir support you just need to
set your MAILDIR var and use a trailing slash and it knows it'd delivering to
a MailDir.
A, I guess I hadn't
to set-up - procmail
obviously intends to address digest splitting and to support both mbox
and maildir delivery... Surely there's a simple solution?
Steve
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I'm familiar with this procmail recipe:
--
:0
* ^List-Id:.*gentoo-user.gentoo.org
| formail +1 -ds gentoo_user
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However... I need to use maildir is there a straightforward way to deliver
directly to maildir folders with formail from procmail?
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This time a bamboozling Apache/vhost/https problem.
I have a working vhost configuration for several domains in apache2
(latest stable from portage - 2.0.58) and I want to support not only
http services, but, for one domain name at least, I want to support an
https service. The working
I've three independent hosts - imaginatively called A, B and C.
Firewall rules dictate that A can be directly accessed from B, but not
from C... A and B run the openssh sshd, and C is a terminal with a
working X-Windows display. C has a ssh session opened with B which
tunnels port 22 on C to 22
I've recently been thinking about backup strategy... following a painful
re-install after dropping a clanger during a kernel upgrade. While this
seems a very basic topic, I can find surprisingly little documentation
about this on-line.
I need to address several entirely different kinds of
After getting into a real pickle with a kernel upgrade (causing me to
corrupt my /dev) I opted to re-install from the latest minimal install
CD rather than try to unpick the mess. My gentoo box is used almost
exclusively used remotely as a mail/web server - however I find tinyca a
very useful
I have (the latest) spamassassin 3.1.0 (on Perl 5.8.7) installed on my
not-extremely-powerful small-scale Gentoo server (P2-450 with 256Mb RAM
and 500Mb swap - not running X) and I'm experiencing a recurring
fault... I'm running spamd and using the spamassassin client to
re-direct email to it
I've recently experienced a bizarre failure... and I wondered if anyone
else has experienced something similar or has a suggestion to avoid a
similar annoyance in future.
I run fetchmail to poll 3 servers every minute... and while this has
worked fine for weeks, last night it froze at 2am and
if it was a known
(obscure) bug with the latest version... maybe, for example, one that
only arises in the context of a TCP error or, maybe, a remote server
failing mid-transaction?
Steve
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The advantage of daemon mode here is that I neither end up with a huge
polling delay nor any risk of a collision where two processes attempt
to access the same POP account at the same time (which I'd expect to
cause aggravation.)
Running from cron will not cause
A few days I 'updated world' and spamassassin 3.04 was replaced by
spamassassin 3.1 - after a few minutes spent migrating my configuration
(to enable Razor,Pyzor and DCC) all seemed to be working well... but
then, after running fine for a day or two, the spamd daemon stopped
responding and
I've recently started playing around with Ruby and rails under Gentoo.
I've installed everything using emerge as opposed to the using ruby gems.
While I seem to be able to use my rails application, I get a puzzling
error message when I try to verify it using the default generated
rakefile
Has anyone any experience in setting up a wireless music streaming
device to read MP3 files from a Gentoo installation? These are the kind
of devices I have in mind:
* Phillips Streamium [ http://en.streamium.com/products/sl50i/ ]
* Netgear MP101 [
... but they're cheaper - retailing
at about £80 and I've seen them at £50 on ebay. I prefer the appearance
of the MP101 over the Streamium too.
I'm sure there are other more expensive options out there too.
Steve
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... It would be
far easier for me to buy a unit on-sale here in the UK... assuming I can
get it to suck tunes from my Gentoo box.
Steve
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Dave Nebinger wrote:
On Tuesday 11 October 2005 07:37 am, Steve [Gentoo] wrote:
I'm also vaguely hopeful that there may
be a more efficient lower-level solution which wouldn't require the
overhead of a process to 'pass-on' the tcp data... maybe integrated with
ipchains or pf or similar
Patrick Marquetecken wrote:
I hope that someone on this list can help me to clarify bridging.
I'll give that a go... someone is bound to correct me if I give you a
partial truth. :-)
I'll start by saying that the point of a bridge (in the context of
Ethernet networks at least) is to allow
with a watermark dating the copy?
Is anyone aware of any existing packages - preferably for Gentoo, but
any open-source solution would suffice.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions :-)
Steve
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A. Khattri wrote:
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Steve [Gentoo] wrote:
I think I want a document management solution - though I'm not sure
that everyone understands the same idea by the term.
This might be overkill:
http://www.alfresco.org/
Alfresco is what I'd have called a content management
Billy Holmes wrote:
Steve [Gentoo] wrote:
Can anyone see where I'm going wrong.
I'm behind a NAT box which precludes my use of active-FTP but not
passive. I have verified this both with Windows based FTP clients
and with the latest unmasked vanilla ftp from portage. When I try
to use
Can anyone see where I'm going wrong.
I'm behind a NAT box which precludes my use of active-FTP but not
passive. I have verified this both with Windows based FTP clients and
with the latest unmasked vanilla ftp from portage. When I try to use
ncftp, however, I run into difficulties:
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Oscar Carlsson wrote:
I think lighttpd might be something like what you're looking for.
It's pretty lightweight, fast enough and php/ruby/perl works with it (through
fastCGI).
http://www.lighttpd.net/
And of course it's in portage :)
Oscar
I've installed lighttpd - and while mostly
-
server would be heavily loaded and low capacity.)
Can anyone make suggestions as to good packages to investigate?
Steve
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+cygwin+ssh.
In the first search result it suggested to Switch off ForwardX11 in
your .ssh/config.
Thanks...
I guess I suspected gentoo rather than cygwin as I first noticed just
after an emerge -uD world...
Cygwin it must be then.
Steve
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. Does anyone
have any idea why this might have started to happen?
Steve
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guess, given that I need cygwin, that my only option is to
wait and hope the nx client for windows is fixed at some point?
Steve
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more convenient to have tips/tricks/gotchas available annotated with
each package - say on http://packages.gentoo.org/... Hmmm.
In any case, thanks - crontab /etc/crontab seems the perfect resolution.
Steve
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ssh. Google for
samba tunnel putty.
This is exactly what I wanted to know. I hadn't thought of googling with
putty as I'm using OpenSSH on both client and server - but the
techniques look the same.
Steve
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Because I need my Gentoo server to perform periodic tasks on my behalf I
new I needed some implementation of cron - and after a brief
investigation I settled on fcron as I liked the idea that I could give
flexible scheduling in order to allow the OS to delay processing in the
event of heavy
dependencies which prompted me to use
ACCEPT_KEYWORDS with emerge -uD ...
Steve
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I was wondering if others have tackled this before me?
I only have remote SSH access to my Gentoo box (everything else is fire
walled) and I use this to map ports on my client machine to
corresponding ports on my server machine - so, for example, I can access
IMAP; SMTP, X applications etc.
I'd have thought lots of people in the gentoo crowd would have been
eagerly awaiting subversion 1.2.x with its substantial new reserved
checkout - but nothing seems to have moved forward.
Portage (by default) still gives me version 1.1.3... but version 1.2 has
been available for a couple of
Marco Matthies wrote:
Gentoo leaves packages in unstable for a default period of time to make sure
they work allright. If you want the newest version of a package, you must tell
portage to do so by putting the appropriate stuff (subversion and it's
dependencies) in
I've recently discovered a problem doing my periodic emrege -uD world
- which looks as if there is some general problem with jade [Attached
below - output from the command.]
It seems to me that jade is linked against libsop.so.3, however I only
appear to have a copy of libsop.so.4. I've not
this is a simple issue that
packages should now be dependent on openjade and not jade, that the
portage tree would have been updated to reflect this? Is this planned?
I wonder why it seems to have taken so long?
Steve
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askar ... wrote:
I'm trying to setup email system by reading the Virtual Mailhosting
System with Postfix Guide.
I have a problem in section 5.
When I do
# ./CA.pl -newca
have error unable to load certificate
2319:error:0906D06C:PEM routines:PEM_read_bio:no start
line:pem_lib.c:637:Expecting:
I admit that this is a pretty generic idea... but I hope no-one sees
harm in me asking about it here... I plan to do this with gentoo... so
if someone else has had a similar plan... maybe they could offer me the
benefit of their wisdom :-)
Assumptions:
1. There are two Linux Hosts
be possible to set-up an internal account spam
to which only local users (i.e. myself) can send mail... bounce all my
spam there (using the Mail Redirect extension?) - and somehow use
procmail to report it? Is there a neater solution?
Steve
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for the suggestions... at least it seems I'm not overlooking the
obvious?
Steve
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I have a few bespoke XML schema specs, and I want to find a generic tool
to construct XML files which are syntactically valid with respect to the
schema specs.
The schemas represent data-structures for domain specific records with
moderately complex structure. It would not make sense to use a
if it would be worth my while to
look around for another cheap modem or wait... if sometime this year a
usable (very small volume) support for Class 1 faxes becomes available
then that would probably be fine - I've other (less convenient) options
which can see me through until then.
Steve
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James Hiscock wrote:
You might want to check out vocp (http://vocpsystem.com/) as an
alternative - there's a (horribly experimental - read: partially
completed) ebuild for it on bugs.gentoo.org... I'm still trying to
tweak stuff to get it working, but it's pretty straight-forward.
That looks
I am looking at cobbling together a replacement for my antiquated
hardware answer phone... Ideally I'd use my existing Voice/Fax Modem -
and have voice mail messages delivered to me as emails in some
appropriate attachment - that way I can retrieve them wherever I happen
to be.
I've heard of
alternatives before
I do...
Steve
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