Baptiste Jonglez
Baptiste Jonglez
I would like to set the input to `netlink:notc` by default. However, it seems like the input is not configurable in `bmon.conf` or `bmonrc`. Did I miss something? Is it...
Example org input: ``` #+LANGUAGE: en #+OPTIONS: ':t author:nil email:nil date:nil toc:nil #+BEGIN_SRC python def foo(x): if x % 2 == 0: return 42 return 1337 #+END_SRC ``` Output: ```...
I'm evaluating the portability status of an application that is using libpnet. It turns out libpnet doesn't build on sparc64: ``` error[E0308]: mismatched types --> pnet_sys/src/unix.rs:97:22 | 97 | tv_usec:...
Hi, ## Expected Behavior The ppc64el build at https://powerci.osuosl.org/job/TensorFlow2_PPC64LE_GPU_Release_Build/ should provide the latest stable version. ## Actual Behavior The version provided is 2.2.0, while the latest version is 2.3.1. ##...
I tried building a rootfs for the latest 19.07 release with: $ BRANCH=19.07.3 ./docker-rootfs.sh However it failed to check the gpg signature: ``` + export GNUPGHOME=/keys/gpg/ + GNUPGHOME=/keys/gpg/ + export...
##### SUMMARY The [README](https://github.com/ansible-collections/ansible.utils#release-notes) points to https://github.com/ansible-collections/ansible.utils/blob/main/changelogs/CHANGELOG.rst which no longer exists. There is https://github.com/ansible-collections/ansible.utils/blob/main/changelogs/changelog.yaml but it contains references to fragments, so it is not self-contained. Is there a place where...
The examples were added in #48 and subsequently deleted in 280385977323c411bb6f80358dadae83413237d9 It's not clear why these asyncio examples were removed: they appear to work fine and are important to show...
binutils is currently taken from the system by default, even when using a compiler that lives under Spack. This is a bit strange given how important it is when building....
I am troubleshooting an IPv6 reverse DNS issue, which turned out to be a NS mismatch between the parent and child zones. However, zonemaster didn't spot the issue, saying `All...
The current parsing code is completely sequential. Python is usually not very good at multi-threading, but it could still be useful to explore if using multiple CPU cores could speed...