${SUBJECT}. GUIs that do things in the background using the CLI are really the best that I have used. You get the benefits/eye candy of the GUI, but can script anything you need. Examples are Veritas volume manager and their cluster manager (hagui). They even get bonus points for logging the GUI's command line calls in a log file so you can see what was done. You do it once in the gui and then script the other dozen/hundred actions. (Or, help maintain a change log of the system for recover/rebuild purposes.) EMC's Legato used to do it as well. (Up to early 7.x, not sure how the newer 7.5/7.6 is doing things.)
Is there reason that you were subscribed to their announce mailing list? If so, you would have know about this issue months ago. Plenty of time to upgrade/test/deploy even in the most restrictive environments.
Please subscribe to our freshmeat project page or clamav-announce to receive notifications of new stable releases and RCs.
They sent out a couple of notices about what was going to happen.
I will give the poster a little leeway in that this notice is only on the source download page and not the parent download page or the other distribution download pages.
Kalamazoo Promise Details - no need to worry about college tuition raising faster than your 401K or inflation. And the poster above saying that 38K is enough for a family should have added that it is also enough to send the kids to college with the Promise.
I would not look at just a cities population, but rather look at Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA). See <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_United_States_Metropolitan_Statistical_Areas>. I think that gives a better representation of potential jobs.
Note that Kalamazoo's MSA is rated 148 if sorted by population (323,264). Ann Arbor's is 141 a mere 26,739 more (350,003).
Within a hour's drive there is also Grand Rapids (66th by pop. - 776,742), Lansing/East Lansing (106th - 456,440), South Bend, IN (149th - 316,639), Holland/Grand Haven (171th - 259,206), Niles/Benton Harbor (251th - 159,589), and Battle Creek (293th - 136,615). So within about an hour's drive you have a population of about 2.5 million. Not bad. This puts this area between to Orlando-Deltona-Daytona Beach, FL CAS (2,693,552), Pittsburgh-New Castle, PA CSA (2,446,703).
My e-mail server supports Very Large Mailboxes which provides over 14 messages per US citizen (currently 305,302,563) per folder or 4,294,967,295 messages. How big is yours?
(Note that the 2^32 is PER FOLDER...not per account or user.)
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And in Kalamazoo there is a Bilbo's pizza/brew pub. There theme is middle-earth related. Just ate their this past weekend.
${SUBJECT}. GUIs that do things in the background using the CLI are really the best that I have used. You get the benefits/eye candy of the GUI, but can script anything you need. Examples are Veritas volume manager and their cluster manager (hagui). They even get bonus points for logging the GUI's command line calls in a log file so you can see what was done. You do it once in the gui and then script the other dozen/hundred actions. (Or, help maintain a change log of the system for recover/rebuild purposes.) EMC's Legato used to do it as well. (Up to early 7.x, not sure how the newer 7.5/7.6 is doing things.)
County prosecutors are elected. See the 2008 election results (ctrl-f/search in document for "prosecutor"). And there is of course the the prosecutor's web site.
Sun..err..Oracle via General Dynamics has a Sun Ray thin-client laptop with 3G called a Tadpole.
You can see it this week at the Kalamazoo Harold Zeigler car dealership on Stadium Drive.
Remember the XKCD comic from a few years ago?
If you had joined their announce mailing list and you would have know about this issue 4 times over the last six months.
And they also sent out 4 separate e-mails to their announce mailing list over the last six months with the most recent last week. See the archives at http://lists.clamav.net/mailman/listinfo/clamav-announce.
I mentioned this in a reply above....
Is there reason that you were subscribed to their announce mailing list? If so, you would have know about this issue months ago. Plenty of time to upgrade/test/deploy even in the most restrictive environments.
See http://lists.clamav.net/mailman/listinfo/clamav-announce for the archives and subscribing information.
Join their announce mailing list at http://lists.clamav.net/mailman/listinfo/clamav-announce and you will be notified about these type of things.
Any reason that you did not do what the organization requested?
From http://www.clamav.net/lang/en/download/sources/ it states:
Please subscribe to our freshmeat project page or clamav-announce to receive notifications of new stable releases and RCs.
They sent out a couple of notices about what was going to happen.
I will give the poster a little leeway in that this notice is only on the source download page and not the parent download page or the other distribution download pages.
Kalamazoo Promise Details - no need to worry about college tuition raising faster than your 401K or inflation. And the poster above saying that 38K is enough for a family should have added that it is also enough to send the kids to college with the Promise.
I would not look at just a cities population, but rather look at Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA).
See <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_United_States_Metropolitan_Statistical_Areas>. I think that gives a better representation of potential jobs.
Note that Kalamazoo's MSA is rated 148 if sorted by population (323,264). Ann Arbor's is 141 a mere 26,739 more (350,003).
Within a hour's drive there is also Grand Rapids (66th by pop. - 776,742), Lansing/East Lansing (106th - 456,440), South Bend, IN (149th - 316,639), Holland/Grand Haven (171th - 259,206), Niles/Benton Harbor (251th - 159,589), and Battle Creek (293th - 136,615). So within about an hour's drive you have a population of about 2.5 million. Not bad. This puts this area between to Orlando-Deltona-Daytona Beach, FL CAS (2,693,552), Pittsburgh-New Castle, PA CSA (2,446,703).
My e-mail server supports Very Large Mailboxes which provides over 14 messages per US citizen (currently 305,302,563) per folder or 4,294,967,295 messages. How big is yours? (Note that the 2^32 is PER FOLDER...not per account or user.)