Hi, everyone,
I've been trying to use emacs to edit my C++ code, and I've used M-x
auto-fill-mode to turn on the autofill mode, when I want to insert some
comment like /*asdfkj*/, it seemed not work at all, what's the problem?
Could anyone tell me the exact actions I shall take?
Thanks!
Song
hi
since subscribing to linux-c-programming, i have to my great annoyance
discovered that my address has been added to some email marketeer's list.
all these spam messages have a sender and a from header of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] What the HELL is this??
I am starting to get VERY annoyed. I've a
hi again :)
i would like to ask the list maintainers to look into killing all spam that
gets forwarded via them. that is, unless they're in on it, which i sincerely
hope they arent.
regards,
leon
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No, I am getting those messages too. grmpf.
Johannes
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Leon Breedt wrote:
since subscribing to linux-c-programming, i have to my great annoyance
discovered that my address has been added to some email marketeer's list.
all these spam messages have a sender and a from header of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] What the HELL is this??
Then they are probably
On Mon, 26 Oct 1998, Leon Breedt wrote:
hi
since subscribing to linux-c-programming, i have to my great annoyance
discovered that my address has been added to some email marketeer's list.
all these spam messages have a sender and a from header of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] What the HELL is this??
Glynn Clements wrote:
There is a similar problem for descriptors 1 and 2, particularly in
setuid programs.
True. It isn't really a problem for daemons (deamons are usually not
suid, and started in a controlled environment), but for suid programs
yes.
What about this code:
int fd;
Where did that ! come from ;-)
What about this code:
int fd;
if(fork())
exit(0);
setsid();
close(0);
open("/dev/null, O_RDONLY);
if (close(dup(1)) != 0) {
close(1);
open("/dev/null, O_WRONLY);
}
if (close(dup(2)) != 0) {
dup2(1,2);
}
Keep stdout/stderr if open, else use
