thanks!
R
Heh, I'm doing both of the suggestions in this thread, with a wrapper script:
http://sqweek.dnsdojo.org/plan9/acme
-sqweek
Hi there,
I am using plan9port on linux, and I want to be able to read mail from
some account I have in some server running IMAP.
Since this is the first time I try to configure a mail client (gmail
is just so easy) I have no clue on what exactly I should do or if it
is even possible to read mail
On Feb 19, 8:03 am, quans...@quanstro.net (erik quanstrom) wrote:
what's wrong with the tools-based approach
you're currently using?
this may be hard to believe coming from unix,
but your approach is what many tools do. nobody
links to a tcs library. one uses the tcs(1)
executable.
that's probably because vac stores the metadata about
the file as well as the file itself. the score is probably
different because the access time of the file has changed.
if you really always want the same score for the same
file, i think you'll probably have to hack vac to do what you
I am using plan9port on linux, and I want to be able to read mail from
some account I have in some server running IMAP.
Since this is the first time I try to configure a mail client (gmail
is just so easy) I have no clue on what exactly I should do or if it
is even possible to read mail using
Hello,
I am hung up! Please any one help me.
io% aux/listen1 'tcp!*!8010' /bin/tlssrv -c/sys/tls/cert /bin/aux/
trampoline 'tcp!io!7'
term% tlsclient tcp!io!8010
tlsclient: tlsclient: devtls expected ver=301, saw (len=28207) type=2f
ver=6269 '/bin/�H��!'
term%
tlssrv and tlsclient fails
I believe that
1) Its too much trouble parsing the output everytime.
i don't buy that. that takes very little code. since you
have evidently already written the code, the cost
is zero.
(if you're worried about runtime, i measure parsing
time at 338ns on a core i7 920. cf. attached
distribution; the file tree is slightly different
than the standard upas/fs (more faithful to imap).
It downloads pieces of the message as it
needs them, so if you have big attachments,
they don't get downloaded until you ask for them.
[..]
I used this setup for a few years against a dovecot
Hi there,
I am using plan9port on linux, and I want to be able to read mail from
some account I have in some server running IMAP.
Since this is the first time I try to configure a mail client (gmail
is just so easy) I have no clue on what exactly I should do or if it
is even possible to read
One of the main costs of dynamic linking is making fork much slower.
Even on linux statically linked binaries fork a few magnitude orders
faster than dynamically linked ones.
The main source of anti-fork FUD turns out to be the alleged
'solution' to a problem that didn't exist until the geniuses
On Fri Feb 20 11:18:41 EST 2009, urie...@gmail.com wrote:
One of the main costs of dynamic linking is making fork much slower.
Even on linux statically linked binaries fork a few magnitude orders
faster than dynamically linked ones.
The main source of anti-fork FUD turns out to be the
I wrote a really simple program, forktest.c.
Next, I performed some experiments using this program. Fork is faster
for statically linked executables. It becomes slower as more libraries
are added to a dynamically linked executable.
These tests were done on an x86 machine running Linux.
Here is a
I wrote a really simple program, forktest.c.
Next, I performed some experiments using this program. Fork is faster
for statically linked executables. It becomes slower as more libraries
are added to a dynamically linked executable.
What fascinates me here is that forktest doesn't even
use
On Fri Feb 20 14:35:45 EST 2009, cmbran...@cox.net wrote:
I wrote a really simple program, forktest.c.
Next, I performed some experiments using this program. Fork is faster
for statically linked executables. It becomes slower as more libraries
are added to a dynamically linked executable.
I wrote a really simple program, forktest.c.
Chris beat me to the punch, but I'm posting anyway because I went a
different direction. I wrote some rc scripts that make static and
dynamic libraries of various sizes and programs that use those
libraries (trivially). For each number of functions
bof?
---BeginMessage---
Any 9fans here? We could do a bof.
Ron
--
Sent from my mobile device
---End Message---
On Fri Feb 20 19:13:57 EST 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
bof?
birds of a feather. it's a conference thing.
- erik
When will you be there? Does Sandia have a booth?
-GBA
Any 9fans here? We could do a bof.
Ron
Lately, page has been having troubles displaying an increasing number
of PNG image files. I'm not sure whether this is due to any recent
changes or what... Even a PNG of /dev/screen taken with topng(1)
renders just the dreaded question-marks.
Any ideas what's going on here (as a simple test,
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Geoffrey Avila a...@sdsc.edu wrote:
When will you be there? Does Sandia have a booth?
we have a coreboot booth. Sadly, this time, no boot plan9 on
coreboot demos, there just was not time.
ron
On Fri Feb 20 20:05:49 EST 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
Lately, page has been having troubles displaying an increasing number
of PNG image files. I'm not sure whether this is due to any recent
changes or what... Even a PNG of /dev/screen taken with topng(1)
renders just the
Neither works for me.
term% hget http://9grid.es/screens/screen1.png|page
reading through graphics...
warning: couldn't read image: readimage: read count 32400 not 64800: screen id
in use
---BeginMessage---
On Fri Feb 20 20:05:49 EST 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
Lately, page has
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Akshat Kumar
aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
Lately, page has been having troubles displaying an increasing number
of PNG image files. I'm not sure whether this is due to any recent
changes or what... Even a PNG of /dev/screen taken with topng(1)
renders
No, they don't work in png(1) either:
term% hget http://9grid.es/screens/screen1.png|png
png: loadimage stdin of 243 bytes failed: loadimage: insufficient data
term% png n/dump/usr/akumar/plan9/screens/nihongonokawa.png
png: loadimage n/dump/usr/akumar/plan9/screens/nihongonokawa.png of
On Fri Feb 20 20:29:55 EST 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
Neither works for me.
term% hget http://9grid.es/screens/screen1.png|page
reading through graphics...
warning: couldn't read image: readimage: read count 32400 not 64800: screen
id in use
you should also try running
hola,
I haven't had the time to debug it, but readpng() changed
in the last days and it doesn't work correctly anymore.
I jdid yesterday -c /386/bin/png and everything went
back to normal.
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 10:49 PM, erik quanstrom quans...@quanstro.net wrote:
On Fri Feb 20 20:29:55 EST
Hello,
I have written HTTP proxy server that runs on Plan 9 and is written in
Lua.
Look http://plan9.aichi-u.ac.jp/netlib/lua/
I developed proxy.lua to inspect live HTTP communication
therefore the server does nothing but transfer.
However I believe adding other functionalities is not so
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 12:35 AM, andrey mirtchovski
mirtchov...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 10:28 PM, Andrew Simmons kod...@gmail.com wrote:
Is this exchange part of the script for the forthcoming reality TV
show Harold and Kumar go to Murray Hill ?
your horrible joke gave me an
your horrible joke gave me an idea to photochop jmk and brucee in this pic:
http://gnathaniel.files.wordpress.com/2007/10/harold_and_kumar_go_to_white_castle__1_.jpg
but, like so many other things plan9, i didn't. so i posted to 9fans.
Dude. I will PAY you money
does that go
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