Tuesday, July 20 2010 @ 11:32 AM CEST
Contributed by: Admin
Views: 2,090
After the ADSL line has been updated by our provider, we got a lot of "Connection reset by peer" problems when retrieving backups from a remote server using rsync and scp … but the quality of the line doesn't seem to be the problem… any idea ?
Monday, August 09 2004 @ 12:21 PM CEST
Contributed by: unix
Views: 2,919
When trying to ./configure libsigsegv the configuration script hangs on "checking whether a fault handler according to MacOSX PowerPC works"...
Any idea ?
Thursday, July 08 2004 @ 10:44 PM CEST
Contributed by: unix
Views: 4,413
I need to call some Foundation code from a new external PostgreSQL function, how to set-up my make files and how to avoid the compilation errors when including Foundation headers ?
Wednesday, February 18 2004 @ 10:14 AM CET
Contributed by: unix
Views: 3,979
We have a small "problem" when using personal sharing in our small office: some users use their Public folder to share Word and Excel documents with co-workers (connecting to the "server" with a password, not as guest) , and this works perfectly. However, these documents don't have the write permission set by default, the "owner" has to manually give the write permission to other users. If he/she forgets to do so, other people will open the file, edit it and when saving, they will be alerted that they don't have write permissions. Then the only way to save their work is to save the document somewhere else where they have write access. Then they have to alert the owner to replace manually the old version by the latest one... This is of course the potential source of headaches and lose of data... Is there a way to tell a folder that everything coming in it, has to be made writable by others ?
Tuesday, February 10 2004 @ 12:46 PM CET
Contributed by: unix
Views: 3,722
Sometimes a program returns false results, the problem has been tracked down to acos returning NaN, but the math behind the algorithm proves the parameter should be correctly bounded in [-1; 1]. What's up ?