What? The findroot code reads:
read the code again; findroot doesn't come into play.
it most certainly does!
the whole point was that given -r, findroot doesn't come into play.
if NINEROOT is not set, what does your version of 9vx do (without -r)?
What? The findroot code reads:
read the code again; findroot doesn't come into play.
it most certainly does!
the whole point was that given -r, findroot doesn't come into play.
if NINEROOT is not set, what does your version of 9vx do (without -r)?
In short it fails with the
Also, what do you make of this?
svr hostname=
dc1\.testdom\.test\.local._kpasswd._udp.testdom.test.local
*** Error: record size incorrect (39 != 37)
*** ns2.test.local can't find _kpasswd._udp.testdom.test.local: server failed
The query should return an svr hostname of
I have not tried serving srv records fromplan9 but i do host my
domain (quintile.net) from plan9, and I do use plan9 in a domain
served by AD at work.
I (with some help from geoff) wrote zonefresh which sucks up a domain
(using axfr) and spits it out as an ndb file. This could be useful to
check
Hello,
These notes about APE could be of some use to others.
Context : I'm verifying that my compilation framework, made for POSIX,
is able to work for Plan9 too (for TeX and al.: everything works on
Unix, so time to verify the whole thing on Plan9).
Note: this is not a plea to add more.
On 4/13/10, tlaro...@polynum.com tlaro...@polynum.com wrote:
- se d(1) does not support single character duplication : \{m,n\}---I
Just to clarify, it's Plan9's libregexp that doesn't support {n,m} quantifiers.
stuart
check: http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/plan9/sys/src/ape/cmd/README
ln? come on!
for quick stuff when running configure some big crap that needs it
fn ln { cp $1 $2 }
or even better
fn ln { aux/stub $2; bind $1 $2 }
for egrep and fgrep I get by with:
aux/stub /bin/fgrep; bind /bin/grep
