Hello
I've a 9p server implemented using lib9p which serves decoded files, for
example, i have a base64 encoded file i want to read, but i want to decode it
at the same time the client reads. Then i need to save two offsets, the one
sent to the client corresponds to the decoded data, and i
hello
you're right, i will think a bit more about it.
thank you very much,
gabi
hello
at the moment i'm playing only with mbox not imap or pop, i have a version with
cache per message that 'works', upas/nedmail and acme/mail are able to read
messages 'nicely', but attachments are not decoded.
also file lengths is going to be a problem if i'm going to decode files within
hello
great news, i just used mbox to avoid reworking the whole thing at the same
time, but you already done it. I was already aware of the mbox-pain.
i'll be pleased to help on this, test, bug report, try it on a public server or
whatever it's needed to finish this up.
About the date in the
Hello
I used your mail2fs to store my mail archives for a couple of months (and still
use it ☺), but the main problem, which is parse attachments using upas/fs, is
not solved.
what erik has done is great, i would vote to have it finished soon ☺
slds.
gabi
Hello
iirc, mail2fs calls upas/fs then copy /mail/fs/box/files to build the new
layout, but if you call upas/fs on a message with a 10mb attachment, upas/fs
will load the whole thing in ram, mail2fs will write it to a file, then upas/fs
will end it s operation.
but the memory usage will be
Hello
right, that's just one of the problems erik solved and i was still solving ☺,
the memory usage of upas/fs.
slds.
gabi
hello
hehe, i don't know why it is copied, probably because if you use mbox format
you need the From line as a message delimeter, but if you're using other
format, the From line could be avoided. As we are talking about email, may be
it has a hidden meaning nobody remembers now ;).
hello
256 MB of ram fills quite easily when using a fossil+venti and when trying new
incarnations of upas/fs :), i can't even compile some ports of gnu things ☺.
Fortunately this will change in august, as 9grid.es will have 1Gb of memory.
about the unstability, i should disable swap partition
Hello,
Just a dumb question, as i'm totally out of this business, it is easier to
write an emulator than translate the applications to plan9 c ? (for example) or
to write (or port) the C++ and Fortran compilers and related tools?
i'm asking from a technical point of view, i suppose dealing
hello
thanks for the clarifications Eric and Ron ☺,
btw, if you're planning to go to Greece to the 3rd. iwp9, i would love to see a
real
sheet of these ones:
http://www.atkielski.com/PDF/data/fortran.pdf
☺
slds.
gabi
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i'm
Hi
did anyone know if this controller is supported by the sata driver?
i cant see anywhere in sdata.c and sdiahci.c. . . i guess it isnt supported at
all, so there is no option to fill some silly pci-id somewhere to get it
going.
The new 9grid.es server has this controller, it would be a
hello
www.9grid.es has a sources web interface under mirrors section
http://sirviente.9grid.es/sources
it is updated daily.
slds.
gabi
I don't yet have any kind of P9 system, so no access to sources. Can I get a
copy of the ps file?
thanks,
Arnold
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Hola,
Has anyone done this?
I have access to a cheap hardware which could be a nice plan9 cpu server, the
only thing does not work
is the iSCSI disk (or i think so, look at the lspci below)
I suppose the bios of the machine supports booting from iSCSI, so i think i
could put a 9load or
Hello,
Rio is the responsible for killing a process using the Del key, AFAIK there is
no way to terminate a program running in console. May be with some magic
combination of the keys ctrl-t ctrl-t X.
gabi
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Last night I downloaded 9vx. It works fine from a
Hola,
Hiding the details of the underlying resources is one of the functions/features
of the OS, isn't it?
slds.
gabi
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you of course know that the big difference in unix and other
systems of the day was that files did not have type. this allowed
a tools-based
hello
it is possible to use sam -r from aplan9 machine to a linux one? it uses ssh
too in plan9 isn't it?
that could be a nice option too, if you're able to distribute sam to your hosts.
slds.
gabi
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The Masses are Revolting!
You said it! They stink on ice!
-History of the World, Part I.
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Hello,
I've started to get spam this week, seems that, or this has been applied to
9grid.es
Caution: If your usage should exceed the free use criteria your access to
Spamhaus's public DNSBL servers is very likely to be cut off without warning.
or they are missing some well-known sources of
hello
i think somone pointed to this on 9fans days ago:
www.stackless.com
slds.
gabi
hello
you might want to take a look to vitanuova resources page for other inferno
flavours than the official release.
inferno-os.googlecode.com
acme-sac.googlecode.com
slds.
gabi
Hello
While understanding how refs work inside nupas, i decided to try to implement
the same function nupas has to find mailbox references in acid langauge, so i
did:
defn findmboxrefs(mb,fids) {
local f, refs;
f=fids;
while f!=0 do {
print(f=, f\X,\n);
hello
thank you very much Erik, I'll look at that code today night, i hope to see
the light soon ☺
gabi
While understanding how refs work inside nupas, i decided to try to implement
the same function nupas has to find mailbox references in acid langauge, so i
did:
defn
Hello
Thanks Russ, seems that even though i tried to use your iwp9 2007 talk as a
reference, i missed the point, i should read more carefully.
gabi
print(f-mb=, f-mb\X, =? mb=,mb\X,\n);
f=f-next;
Always use . (never -) in acid.
If f is a pointer,
hello
today i found 9grid plan9 under heavy load, stats reports load ~2000, syscall
~6, context ~22000, i was trying to discover which proc has gone crazy, but
i can't even complete a ps. I can do other operations, such as sending this
email over drawterm, run stats, netstat, read the
hello
I already rebooted the machine so I can't check this anymore on a live system,
but as you said, the clock was out of sync 10 minutes from what it sould, I
activated timesync again ( /proc still shows the same incorrect date).
Also i did a snap of a broken proc a day before I found the
hello
I have a couple of processes working together sharing memory and using locks,
and when the program finish the job and exits, the proceses in Rendez state
does not exit, and i need to slay them.
I'm using postnote(PNGROUP,...) call, should i write a postctl to slay the
waiting proceses
hello
i think i'll do the checkexit() and doublecheck again all exiting procs unlocks
all the locks they had, as the only place to check is when a proc is waiting to
read from the 9p pipe:
qlock(iorlock);
n = read9pmsg(mfd[0], io-mdata, messagesize);
Hello
I think the correct url is:
http://newftp.9atom.org/other/usbtest.bz2
regards,
gabi
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