for not wanting to take on the extra
maintenance efforts. At the same time, said dev shouldn't be surprised if
wider use of the same contributions are limited until the broader community
catches up.
Do what you want, dude. We might not all make the same decisions, but we
all get it.
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r you want
a plugin to bypass the normal browser key store?
Maybe I'm overthinking this. But, then, I don't trust browsers to begin
with. I don't want them maintaining any kind of state for me over any
significant length of time.
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On Fri, 5 Sep 2014, James E Keenan wrote:
Could that be shortened to simply: Cluster ?
If this happens I'm claiming Cluster::Fu... well, I think you know where I'm
going with this ;-)
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if this guy ever popped up again? The
address info listed on his profile doesn't seem to be valid. I'd like to
get in touch with him in regards to Net::ICAP.
http://search.cpan.org/~kjohnson/
I appreciate your time, and any tips you may have.
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Internet again, with none of the normal human cues to aid us. A more
conciliary tone would have helped.
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On Thu, 21 Nov 2013, David Cantrell wrote:
Both!
I mostly prefer search.cpan.org because I'm used to it :-) which, I admit,
isn't a very good reason.
I'm in the same boat. I have yet to hear of any reason compelling enough to
make me break old habits...
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manageable.
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.
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SSL-only for questionable gains. And I think my
interjection was pretty fair, inoffensive, and good natured. But, maybe
quietly lurking exposes my better side. :-)
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of us who derive no benefit from it. Again: a resource like
metacpan should aim for maximum accessibility...
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responsibility to exploit every bit of data you give them.
With friends like Google protecting your information, who needs
encryption? ;-)
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if the maintainers try to be a little less dogmatic about it.
They should be inclined towards maximum accessibility, not maximum
pedagoguery.
I know I didn't get the memo but I think someone did claim that metacpan
was the de facto interface these days...
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beneficial? I wasn't going to get involved in this thread, but the
Google bait was too spot on to ignore.
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root certificate on all clients,
and even then there's clients that that still won't work on. Never mind
that the concept of spoofing external organization certificates is
insanely dangerous in its own right.
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On Sun, 28 Aug 2011, Arthur Corliss wrote:
snip
Which brings to mind yet another point: for those of us providing content
filtering services via proxies SSL is a huge problem. The only good
solution is to do transparent interception of SSL connections with your
proxies serving up a private
On Fri, 2 Apr 2010, Ask Bj?rn Hansen wrote:
On Apr 2, 2010, at 1:50, Arthur Corliss wrote:
And my assertion has been that the excessive stats by the server are a bigger
impediment to synchronization than the inode count.
Well, then one of us don't understand how file systems etc work
not
be disingenuous about the fact that we're abrogating our responsibilities as
technologists by refusing to address the real problems and weaknesses of the
platform.
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::Rsync::Mirror::Recent would help things.
I'd support (and help) that goal.
My objections are more properly directed to those stuck on just deleting
files from the tree.
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on much smaller filesets
which don't kill my servers.
So far I haven't seen much openness by those actually affected by the problem
in considering an alternative to rsync.
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the list, but if they use a tool like PAUSE to upload the files,
that shouldn't be hard to do).
Agreed, but I'm not sure we've gotten past the stat storm on the server,
though.
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, so my understanding may be deficient), a decentralized
distributed RCS. And have developers periodically merge their branches.
Tough sell. It probably would solve a bunch of issues, but you're treading
into vi versus emacs territory. ;-)
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damage.
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, compile a list of new files to retrieve, and use the
very common and low-overhead protocols to transfer the files...
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.
I'm not trying to be a dick (not intentionally, anyway), but isn't that
basically making your problem BackPan's problem?
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getting these last few days by our
resident rsync fetishists.
Very ironic. I use the hell out of rsync, just more discriminately that you
guys, and yet I'm public enemy number one.
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. And rsync
doesn't do that, it simulates that. Quite cleverly, but in an very
expensive way which is borne by the server.
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been a waste of time to argue the merits of rsync.
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are proposing will
help. But not as much as simpler alternatives. Like replacing rsync with a
perl script and modifying PAUSE to log the transactions.
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meritocracy, and tend towards an established aristocracy.
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it as what it was -- a dodge. You
already have your minds made up and are not willing to evaluate options
on their merits.
Let's just be honest about what's going on here.
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on a pared down CPAN rsync is easily your
most inefficient process on the server. If you're not willing to optimize
that, then you really don't care about optimization at all.
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the mirroring process will provide
greater gains for less effort.
That's not to say that pursuing other efficiencies isn't worthwhile, just
that you need to prioritize.
But what the hell do I know. I don't run a *CPAN* mirror, so I must be
freaking clueless...
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in a new magical combination of revisions that's going to break some
code I need to just work.
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with the least number of moving parts.
Let the guy introduce another framework. None of the existing frameworks
are void of any sizeable Cons.
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friends. But
let the rest of us move on with matters of some actual import. Quit trying
to be the politically correct thought police of the world.
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quick!
I've now wasted two e-mails on this subject. I may develop a rash.
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you'll also do key strengthening, similar to what
most system authentication does. Hash with a salt, then hash the result
with the salt, repeat a few thousand times.
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for the attackers.
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the Mersenne Twister (which is essentially what
/dev/urandom does)
Which was why included urandom as a suggestion.
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to generate the hashes. Everything else is a
separate issue.
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you need to be conscious of what the installed
base out there is using.
I highly doubt the majority of Perl *users* (not developers) out there are
as bleeding edge as yourselves.
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. They and their
opinions are important because they do things like influence which
technologies their employers use, and consequently how many jobs there
are for us.
Amen. I bow to your more eloquent explanation.
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. Not everyone is
willing (and rightfully so) to install twenty other modules just to install
and use the functionality of one.
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On Thu, 5 Mar 2009, Arthur Corliss wrote:
snip
Turns out this is a unsigned int to signed int casting problem, not a 64-bit
unclean problem. Legitimate bug in Perl, either way, and a patch should be
submitted to the devs shortly.
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nobody /etc/passwd /etc/group
/etc/passwd:nobody:!:4294967294:4294967294::/:
/etc/group:nobody:!:4294967294:nobody,lpd
Legitimate bug in Perl? This one is version 5.8.2, BTW.
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all of us to express stupid opinions safely.
People that petty have far too much time on their hands. Just code, damn
it.
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it would work on all systems.
I think a lot of us just use numeric prefixes to control the order:
01_ini.t
02_scalar.t
03_list.t
... etc.
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for libraries, you'll need to add it to LIBS as well:
LIBS = [-L$SGE_ROOT/lib/sol-sparc -ldrmaa, ...]
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. I haven't used that module before, but I think I'll go
download it and check it out. I can imagine a few uses for it. As to the
semantics, I can't speak intelligently on that until I get a fuller feel of
how the module will typically be used.
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and implementation of the dbm libs they're
linked against. This is just my way of getting predictable results without
requiring admins to upgrade or install new system libs, along with the
requisite Perl modules.
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did notice that most of the XS wrappers for C-based implementations were all
in top-level namespace, though. Any suggestions/preferences?
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.
As an addendum, I think it would be useful to be able to differentiate between
CPU load and memory load, placing limits on both.
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. ;-)
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there. As soon as we find a stretch of coastline that
matches our eastern border we'll dock and revisit this discussion. I hear the
fault lines in CA would be a good match if you'd hurry up and drop into the
ocean. ;-)
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