Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
guy keren wrote:
when you can use valgrind - most other things are pretty useless.
did you encounter a memory-handling bug that valgrind failed to catch,
while another tool (such as libsafe) did catch?
note: i never used libsafe, so i might be missing something - i
Hi Guy,
guy keren wrote:
AFAIK Valgrind does not detect neither stack nor static buffer
overflows at all.
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#include stdio.h
void f(char* p_i )
{
char i[1024];
f(i);
}
int main()
{
f((char*)NULL);
return 0;
}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ gcc -Wall
http://zumastor.org/ - any comments?
LVM2 snapshots and a wrapper script?
How would you emulate snapshots of a home directory partition? is there
anoher project I should look for? I found lvm snapshot-for-mysql-backup
automation scripts, but no references to people using it like on a Filer
(with
Quoting Jonathan Ben Avraham, from the post of Thu, 15 May:
Hi list members,
Anyone have experience with this, http://www.project-open.com/?
I was supposed to install one for a client, but they haven't returned
after the price offer. I'm guessing they are looking for a competing
offer then :-)
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 4:47 PM, Ira Abramov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
http://zumastor.org/ - any comments?
LVM2 snapshots and a wrapper script?
How would you emulate snapshots of a home directory partition? is there
anoher project I should look for? I found lvm snapshot-for-mysql-backup
Quoting Ira Abramov, from the post of Tue, 20 May:
http://zumastor.org/ - any comments?
LVM2 snapshots and a wrapper script?
The more I read about ZumaStor I like it more, but the big boon in LVM2
is that I don't have to recompile RHEL's kernel. so any production-env
experiance shared will be
Quoting Erez D, from the post of Tue, 20 May:
I didn't use LVM for a long time ... however, i tried using it as a
replacment for somthing like netapp, and encontered server freezes.
few years later i tried again, thinking it must be stable by now, and
again server freezes. The freezes
Hi,
I've recently discovered that on my HP Pavillion 6010a the CPU fan is
most likely always running at its lowest CPU fan speed. This results in
relatively high CPU temperatures - when machine is loaded (and since its
running Gentoo its loaded quite a few times ;-), its reaching 70 degrees
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 12:19 AM, Ira Abramov
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Ira Abramov, from the post of Tue, 20 May:
http://zumastor.org/ - any comments?
Back when it was mentioned here a few weeks ago I grabbed their paper and
looked around and got the impression that it's a very nice
