Thanks.
It seems our send is broken just on the pi and I'm trying to
see why.
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can you try to do an upas send on the pi (just send a mail)
I do it all the time. (This message for example.)
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It breaks trying to use a biobuf and that
biobuf* has -1 as the value of the pointer.
We usually pull the source and then recompile all the
binaries.
Perhaps it's something we made.
thanks
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It seems our send is broken just on the pi and I'm trying to
see why.
I did have an
Yes, perhaps we should stop using that.
Nevertheless, the problem I was trying to address is that
everyone is sharing /mail/tmp (see the scripts in /mail/lib,
although I'm sure you know them from memory :) ), and thus
if one has one problem, it can lock everyone else using /mail/tmp.
I'll take a
It's a click on the wheel, *but*, unlike others I tried,
it feels to me very much like an actual button. That is,
the wheel does not spin or feel like spinning when you click.
I'm talking about the logitech dinovo cordless.
Are there others? For the purposes of this thread, let's say
that
But if you do that (send sequences from userl-level)
you must interpret your namespace yourself. When I tried to
detect how to bundle calls for plan b, a problem I had was
namec. For me it's still not clear how to detect cleanly
`what to batch', even if you change the source for the
program doing
Well, if you don't have flush, your server is going to keep a request
for each process that dies/aborts. If requests always complete quite
soon it's not a problem, AFAIK, but your server may be keeping the
request to reply when something happens. Also, there's the issue that
the flushed request
o/live assumes that in many cases you may have
a mouse with just one button and some way to
issue mouse-3 clicks. (eg., touch pads).
The result was the circular menu implementation
and a different interaction language.
However, it does not consider multitouch at all.
From: eri...@gmail.com
If connection is slow (as the one I'm using now) increasing the
abstraction level is a good thing to do. Merging low level input
streams may patch up things for a while, but won't be enough
if the connection is slower.
Separating the viewer form the application reduces coupling a
lot and makes
Hi,
just saw this in our venti server:
err 2: clump has bad magic number=0x != 0xd15cb10c
err 2: loadclump worm13 194683771: clump has bad magic number=0x0
Time ago this message was scary but not serious. My question is,
is that still the case? :)
I was just putting more stuff into
Isn't this what
#pragma incomplete
is for?
From: st...@quintile.net
To: 9fans@9fans.net
Reply-To: 9fans@9fans.net
Date: Mon Mar 2 16:24:23 CET 2009
Subject: [9fans] type signatures
Hi,
I get a different type sygnature depending on weather the arg to a function
contains
/n/sources/contrib/nemo/trfs.{c, man}
I couldn't find anything in /n/sources/contrib/nemo. Can you please
copy it again?
We had a prototype that tried to reproduce in a web page
the UI structure as described by o/mero.
Nothing that really could be used in practice.
In the end we abandoned that and used inferno for
the client software (terminal).
It's funny the post about using Sepxs to transfer
FS trees, because
For this we use local Infernos at machines serving resources,
using a dav server to provide the built name space to the native host systems.
Not for devices, but works for most other things.
Devices can be done by adapting their interfaces via wrapper FSs.
Ok, here's a stab at describing my
Northeast US, say january or feb., skipping next year, would
be great for me.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Putting in a request for somewhere in the Northeast U.S. next year,
if people are willing to accept the weather. I'd offer to host it
here in Rochester (at RIT, I think they'd go for
] How to get the diagnostics of fs(3)
* Fco. J. Ballesteros [EMAIL PROTECTED] [081015 10:42]:
We use aux/clog to send the contents of /dev/kprint to /sys/log/$sysname
We bind '#k' by hand after booting our server, but how you do it it depends
on the particular config for your machine
Funny, I've done the same in a different way.
see mail2fs in contrib/nemo.
Also, I have some proposal, skip to the end of the mail and let me know
what you think :)
In any case, I'd love to see/try your version of upas/fs et al.
Instead of adapting upas/fs, I use a mail2fs program that uses
upas
FTS, http://lsub.org/magic/man2html/1/mails
is the manual page for the mail program I refer to in the previous mail.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 9fans@9fans.net
Reply-To: 9fans@9fans.net
Date: Thu Jun 12 12:24:45 CET 2008
Subject: Re: [9fans] store 9p session-only values using lib9p
But the nice thing is that you can edit text, copy attachments in/out,
remove them, etc. etc.
this is already possible with upas/fs, isn't it? also, i get the benefit
of not being tied into message formats. for example, i can use imap.
Nope. If you try to remove an attach you remove the
Sorry. I mean, *Yes*, but
I mean, you are right (unless you remove the raw files for non-spam mails
after some time; which I do not).
in addition, doesn't storing mail your way increase the storage
requirements?
No. Same file sent multiple times with different mails (which I do get
An alternative to use fuse with network
mount points is to use the o/dav server running on inferno
(this server is now part of the octopus distrib).
I've tested it with the finder several silly programs and it seems to work fine,
although we still consider it alpha (i.e. USE WITH CARE).
Also,
Hi,
there's a new octopus distribution at http://lsub.org/ls/octopus.html
It can be used, for example, as a way to use a remote Plan 9 machine
using any other system as a terminal.
The main tar ball includes Inferno with a pre-installed octopus and
a installation script so that it should be
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