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Prepare a patch, upload after review (pkg-perl) #718120 – src:libbio-primerdesigner-perl: 'libbio-primerdesigner-perl: FTBFS: Too early to specify a build action 'vendor'.#718082 – src:libcatalyst-modules-perl: 'libcatalyst-modules-perl: FTBFS: Tests failed'.

#Qnap udp traffic unreplied Patch

#713580 – src:handlersocket: 'handlersocket: FTBFS: config.status: error: cannot find input file: `handlersocket/Makefile.in''Īdd patch from upstream git, upload to DELAYED/2, then rescheduled to 0-day with maintainer's permission.#713409 – src:license-reconcile: 'license-reconcile: FTBFS: dh_auto_test: perl Build test returned exit code 255'.#713236 – src:libdbd-csv-perl: 'libdbd-csv-perl: FTBFS: tests failed'.#711434 – src:libconfig-std-perl: 'libconfig-std-perl: FTBFS with perl 5.18: test failures'.

#710979 – src:libperlio-via-symlink-perl: 'libperlio-via-symlink-perl: FTBFS with perl 5.18: inc/Module/Install.pm'Īdopt for pkg-perl and work around ancient Module::Install.

#709680 – src:libcgi-application-plugin-stream-perl: 'libcgi-application-plugin-stream-perl: FTBFS with perl 5.18: test failures'.

#704784 – src:libogre-perl: 'libogre-perl: Please upgrade OGRE dependency to 1.8 or greater'.

#693892 – src:libprelude: 'prelude-manager: FTBFS with glibc 2.16'Īdd some info to the bug report, later closed by maintainer.

#Qnap udp traffic unreplied manual

#689899 – mgetty: 'Ships a folder in /var/run or /var/lock (Policy Manual section 9.3.2)'.in this case,Īll bugs either affect packages in the pkg-perl group and/or packages In June 2012, he came full circle when he returned to Rutgers as the Manager of IT for the Rutgers Discovery Informatics Institute (RDI2), where he is responsible for supporting Excalibur, a 2048-node (8192 cores) IBM Blue Gene/P Supercomputer.Īfter a break, here's again a report about my work on RC bugs. He has been a Unix/Linux system administrator specializing in scientific/high performance computing ever since. After about 2 years as a practicing Engineer, Prentice made the leap to scientific computing and has never looked back. Prentice Bisbal first became interested in scientific computing while earning a BS in Chemical Engineering at Rutgers University. To help those unfamiliar with high-performance computing, the talk will begin with a brief explanation of high-performance computing that anyone should be able to understand. This talk will discuss the problems facing HPC that the Blue Gene architecture was designed to solve, focusing on the Blue Gene /P model. IBM refers to their Blue Gene family of super computers as 'solutions'. Title: Anatomy of a Supercomputer: The architecture of the IBM Blue Gene /P. It isn't on the website yet, but the September meeting will have a special guest: