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¿How can I debug this problem?
(I've got full tcpdump captures)
I have a TCP server into which many clients establish persistent connections. Normally all these clients behave, and I never reach the 1024 default Linux limit connections (open files) per...
Started by Fh on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Basically, you are always comparing what should be happening with what is... .
The basic process is iterative, with the results from the previous step serving as the input for the next step of the analysis .
Protocol analysis is not hard, but it is tedious.
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I was wondering, how is equality (==) established for STL iterators? Is it a simple pointer comparison (and thus based on addresses) or something more fancy?
If I have two iterators from two different list objects and I compare them, will the result always...
Started by Daniel on
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I was wondering, how is equality (==) established (==) established for STL iterators? Is it a simple pointer comparison (and thus based on addresses.
Catch cases of this erroneous usage in your code.
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So far, I've seen many different naming conventions used for PHP namespaces. Some people use PascalCase\Just\Like\For\Classes , some use underscored\lower_case\names , some even use the Java convention for package names: com\domain\project\package .
The...
Started by Ignas R on
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There is anything well established at this point, but there is an RFC discussing it for PEAR2: http.
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I am trying to set up OpenVPN to allow me to connect a number of laptops to my network in a way that allows the laptops to connect to specific computers via HTTP (to e.g. a server management page) and windows shares (to access files)
In the test environment...
Started by Maik on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
2 solutions are to use iptables to masquerade as ... .
The issue may be that your VPN is not NAT on the vpn server, so that the VPN clients are directly connecting to the server with the 10.8.0.0 ip, which is a network the other servers have no idea about .
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Does anyone know the root cause of this error? I am feeding known good data to the fmt:parseDate tag (its db driven data controlled by us), and yet this error randomly pops up. I can't seem to find a way to replicate what causes this exception.
Started by Rich on
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Here is a similar....
Is it because the default Locale is not setup?
How open is the website - the Locale comes from the user preferences in some cases Accept--Language header - perhaps the user is sending a bad value, maybe its from a Chrome browser :) .
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Possible Duplicate:
Who is a good registrar these days?
Finding a good registrar is something I've found to be quite a difficult task. There are plenty of them out there, but I've had a hard time finding anything but 100% objective lists (i.e. it has ...
Started by Blixt on
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At....
They also do some VPS hosting on Xen and SSL certificates .
Their support is efficient.
Gandi is really really simple to use and has a lot of features for "just" a domain name .
Gandi is really great ! OVH is pretty good too but not as good as Gandi .
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The .NET standard of prefixing an interface name with an I seems to be becoming widespread and isn't just limited to .NET any more. I have come across a lot of Java code that uses this convention (so it wouldn't surprise me if Java used it before C# did...
Started by David Arno on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
For .NET, Microsoft's Framework Design Guidelines book....
Otherwise, the only other way I have seen of denoting interfaces is through context .
The coding standard for Symbian has interfaces (pure abstract C++ classes) denoted with an M rather than an I .
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Hi,
I was wondering if it helps to speed the cycling process if i take some water from my existing established freshwater tank and use that water to add the salt mix?
I have agronite sand in now and will be adding live rock soon.
Started by Angel85 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at reefcentral):
If you can have some next time they do a waterchange (if they do waterchanges lol) An established tank.
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We have a movies and celebrity website for SALE. The site is well established. If you would like to buy the website, please PM. Earnings are through Google Adsense . You could email me @
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at digitalpoint):
Can you send me the details....
Send me Traffic and Earning Details and URL of the Site .
Please send me more information, is this an automatic website? If not, how much work does it require per day? Price and monthly revenue please .
PM me the infos please.
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Posted 03 May 2012 - 01:00 PM
I'm going to be starting up a different tank and want to do the cycling correctly.
If anyone has any gravel, filters, rocks, ect from an established tank I can pay for shipping and even a little cut for the loss of product...
Started by Hayden Stone on
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Posted 03 May 2012.
Not sure though.
I have posted a request "Established" their tanks are, as I believe they do 100% water changes...
So far run either salt-water aquariums, or haven't established their tanks.
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