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GCC Bugzilla – Bug 56748
Bogus uninitialized warning with nested if condition
Last modified: 2014-09-11 14:14:51 UTC
Created attachment 29736 [details]
Sample code producing bogus warning
In the attached code, compilation with the following args:
gfortran -O2 -fcheck=all -Wall -c test_uninit.f90
...produces the following warning:
test_uninit.f90: In function 'mysub':
test_uninit.f90:13:0: warning: 'b.0' may be used uninitialized in this function [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
print *, b
The warning goes away if any of the following modifications are made:
*) any of the compilation flags is omitted
*) the stop statement in the code is commented out
*) the variable 'b' is made non-optional (and the PRESENT check is removed)
*) the variable 'b' is made a scalar
gfortran -v:
Using built-in specs.
Target: x86_64-apple-darwin11.4.2
Configured with: ./configure CC='gcc -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=0' --build=x86_64-apple-darwin11.4.2 --prefix=/Applications/madsdk --with-gmp=/Applications/madsdk --with-mpfr=/Applications/madsdk --with-mpc=/Applications/madsdk --enable-languages=c,c++,fortran --disable-multilib
Thread model: posix
gcc version 4.8.0 20130314 (experimental) (GCC)
First remark: Bogus uninitialized warnings can not always be prevented. - It is a extremely complex problem, where a few false warnings (and many missed warnings) are unavoidable. Still, one should do better.
If one looks at the dump (-fdump-tree-original, i.e. a C-like output of the internal representation), one sees:
mysub (struct array1_integer(kind=4) & restrict a,
struct array1_integer(kind=4) * b)
if (b != 0B && (integer(kind=4)[0:] * restrict) b->data != 0B)
b.0 = (integer(kind=4)[0:D.1925] * restrict) b->data;
if (b != 0B && (integer(kind=4)[0:] * restrict) b->data != 0B)
if (b != 0B && (integer(kind=4)[0:] * restrict) b->data != 0B)
// Here are some run-time checks, enabled by -fcheck=all
parm.10.data = (void *) &(*b.0)[0];
_gfortran_transfer_array_write (&dt_parm.9, &parm.10, 4, 0);
As all "if" conditions are the same, b.0 is never uninitialized. However, nesting the same "b != NULL" seems to confuse the uninitialized diagnostic.
There is a uninit dump file that explains what the uninit pass is doing. It would be helpful to see if the condition is in fact too complex or it has been transformed by some optimization pass into something that cannot be handled.

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SOF2(10a)July 18, 2014
Just got this from the store. The area feels like the skin has separated from the body leaving a void area underneath. Rest of the plant looks healthy. Is it too much water? Too little? Something else?
Hi Sapote,
Yes, it already has lots of roots, the entire pot was filled with roots. The original soil level was right where the light green ends, I pushed the soil down a bit to make it visible.
Glad to hear this is normal then. Thanks for the info!
Hi SOF2,
Hi SOF2,
The green flesh is not always be decayed. It's decayed only when there is too much water.
If you don't feel fluid in it, it is not rotting. The part of the plant below the soil level always be discolored, that part will turn grey later.
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I haven't a clue what's gonna happen next, but I can't wait. I love my Wii U, I don't believe they're about to abandon it, that'd be suicide, but it's struggling, no doubt about it. Nintendo are taking action though, no doubt about it, and I've every faith in them
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I bought the first, my first eShop purchase I believe. Lovely little game, unfortunately my 3DS XL is broke at the minute, the hinge, but if the sequel was to make an appearance on Wii U... hint hint By the way @IxC I'm from Northern Ireland and I've never in my life bought a Fifa game and I'm currently playing Pikmin 3, so we ain't all bad my friend
My God, my nephews wanted a Wii U for Christmas but had to do without, I'd go get this straight away for them, anyone in Northern Ireland seen anything like this, or had any luck?
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There are some talented people out there on Miiverse! Infinitely better than anything I could do lol. I've a six year old daughter who really enjoys drawing and we all love Nintendo in my house, anyone users of Art Academy advise or recommend this for her or give me some information? I have a Wii U which she has her own NNID linked to & she has her own 2DS
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Hmmm, I'm from Northern Ireland, the UK, guess that must be it. Strange though!
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I've received the email from Nintendo, I'd love to take advantage of it but I'm really not in a position to splash out. The thought of buying it anyway and making a profit did cross my mind, but I'd rather someone who really wanted it got the chance, so I've reached out to fellow Nintendo fans on Miiverse to see if anyone would like me to get it for them, if we're both comfortable and willing to trust each other.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by RovingReverend Cold pool I am from the icy waters of New England and found the unheated pool too cold to swim in. Great location and wonderful two room suites. No other complaints. January 23, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by FromAtlanta Stayed for vacation I stay at various Sheraton Suites for getaways and vacations 5-6 times a year because of the ambience and amenities most offer. While this might be an older hotel it is still really nice. This was my first stay at Ft. Lauderdale and it started off really bad. Upon check in and arriving in my room I found a rotted full eaten corn on the cob under the bed along with used paper towel on floor. I took picture and informed staff and they changed my rooms the next room was nice but the guy who changed it only rekeyed my card key for one night when I was staying for four. He was really unapologetic. After heading out shopping the next day and returning during a busy check in time we found we couldn't get in our room due to this. So, we had to wait in the long line for that. The young lady over the weekend of July 25-27 took care of everything though and made the stay much better! The trip started disappointing in terms of stay but she made it much better getting us taken care of. August 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by harl1222 beautiful hotel its a beautiful hotel i felt welcome since day one when i called the hotel to get information there was an agent that answered lonia bent i mean the customer service she gave was so great i felt great that im staying in the property. she was excellent.the room was very clean .fst check in .again lonia make the hotel shine . June 1, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by CJ31 The Worst Experience I came to the hotel to relax and work for the day from Orlando. I checked into the hotel and was there about an hour and notice that my AC was not working and the toilet in the bathroom appeared to have urine in it, so I called downstairs to move rooms because I was exhausted and wanted to rest. They moved me to another room in which the same issues were occurring. I tried my best to rest, but by about 8 pm I couldn't take it anymore I was goign to just check out, but I call down to have a maintenance tech come up to the room to repair the air and look at the internet which was not working either before I checkout. When I spoke to the agent at the desk, she said that the air was out in the entire hotel, which made me even more frustrated, because they should have told me that when I checked in. There were other things wrong with my stay, but these were just the major ones. This was the worst experience and I am upset I had to pay money to stay in a sauna. November 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BP72 This hotel is very welcoming We found a scenic waterfall in lobby which made a perfect background for pictures & the dining area. Impressive from the various levels above as well. The pool provided an awesome relaxing atmosphere where you could meet other guests, and swim of course!!! We enjoyed the big comfortable chairs in the lobby and bar area too! March 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Coney9 Pleasant surprise! The Sheraton at Cypress Creek has a beautiful atrium and foyer. Once the renovations are completed, it will return to its initial grandeur. Special thanks for our cheese tray and invitation to the newly renovated club lounge. Definitely a worthwhile place to stay with many restaurants, a 16 screen movie theatre and shops. February 17, 2014
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Rated 2 out of 5 by MrJaiBell Needs Improvement Im in the hotel business and visiting the Sheraton hotel, I expected better service. The room did not have a iron, was not stocked with towels, the phone either didn't work or there was no one available to answer my call at the front desk. August 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Complex1 Hvae to stay here again The hotel was undergoing renovations when I stayed... However, it was already a great place to stay. Close to highway and train-tracks, but the train moves fast. A central to everything you would need if you don't know your way around. Very friendly staff and lots of parking. March 31, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by isay Disappointed I reported the bath tub was clogged after taking a shower and yet nothing was done. I saw a roach in the bathroom. I got a couple of insect bites on my legs. And i cannot control the room temperature from my room, it was too warm. July 29, 2014
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Rated 1 out of 5 by SWEETC16 not happy needs to be upgraded and exterminated from the bugs. There were too many dirty dishes left in front of my door in the hall way from evening to the next morning. this is what brings bugs to the rooms. August 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by mem1969 The team really looks after you... ...and your every need. Linda was most helpful and kind, went out of her way to make our stay a success. Have been going to this hotel for years and it maintains a good comfort - location- price ratio. Could do with a bit of updating of the rooms. December 11, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jmll Dated and inexpensive Outlets not working in room,; room service with no backup - therefore couldn't get through. No bottled water in room. Service lackluster at best from restaurant and bar August 15, 2014
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Rated 2 out of 5 by pbiflyer Great staff, horrible matresses I literally sank 5 inches into the bed when I laid down. No Sweet Sleeper beds here. The staff was apologetic and hte manager reached out to me. They say they are renovating, as it is a new management staff. July 23, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Lee21 Nothing to brag about The ice machine did not have a bottom to sit your bucket. The refrigerator did not get cold. Not enough light in the bedroom and had to pay $9.95 a night for internet whcih did not work half of the time. December 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by sg12 Nice atmosphere Very nice rooms nice a large very clean. The downstairs was nice and relaxing watching the water falls and the way the place is decorated. July 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by csantos Good place for a good price The hotel is a good choice for everyone that need stay in a Fort Lauderdale or near to Miami for a good price, with a very good staff always asking to help you. I do recommend! March 18, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by gandy terrible hotel this hoter was terrible. It needs a complete overhaul Room was in awful condition Carpet dirty ,lamped cracked furniture disgusting Id never recommend this hotel October 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Glasper815 Hotel Leaking I know we had TS Debby, but we had leaks on the 8th floor from the elevator to the ice machine. Alson the the Grand Cypress ballroom was leaking as well. June 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Djenane1970 Really enjoyed my stay at the Sheraton Loved my stay. I was at the hotel from October 24 to the 26 and enjoyed each day at the hotel. The suite was nice and the staff was pleasant. November 5, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by RoadWarrior13 Terrible attitude at check-in I believe the employee's name was S. Stephens. She was EXTREMELY rude to my associate who checked in right before me. Ms. Stephens had a big attitude problem, rolled her eyes and shook her head and never smiled once. I will not return and neither will my associate. In fact we have advised our company to remove this property from our list of hotels that we use. Also the porter who I assume was supposed to assist guests as they drove up never said a word or looked our direction as we arrived and three of us unloaded our bags from our car service under the awning at the entry. We were the only people arriving when we were ignored by the porter. March 21, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Aceventura Rooms more service to the AC .. Regard hotel excelente August 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Raven2013 Raven2013 Nice room!! The water did not drain while taking a shower and staff must only surface clean not detail clean. (film on the furniture) October 13, 2013
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The Problem with Palm Oil, Part II
Human Rights & Wrongs
Reports from around the globe paint a distressing portrait of palm-oil expansion, with land disputes, violent conflicts, and even murders carried out on behalf of palm-oil barons. "It's a modern-day gold rush," says Laurel Sutherlin of the Rainforest Action Network, a nonprofit with one of the most active and visible campaigns against palm oil. "Especially in the last decade, there has been a meteoric rise in global demand for palm oil. It's a very lucrative crop." As a result, he says, greedy governments are handing over millions of acres in Indonesia, Malaysia, and elsewhere to palm-oil interests, who then evict the communities living there. "You've got tens of millions of indigenous people whose customary land rights have no legal standing. So they are having their future and livelihood literally swept out from underneath them by rampant palm expansion."
Implicated in the controversy are agriculture giants like Archer Daniels Midland, Cargill, and Monsanto, who have had to face tough questions about human rights violations in their palm-oil supply chain. One of the most notorious examples occurred in 2011, when Indonesian police, allegedly contracted by Wilmar—the world's largest palm-oil processing company and one of Cargill's suppliers—ejected 83 families from three Sumatran settlements at gunpoint, then destroyed their homes. "It's an egregious violation," says Sutherlin. "In many cases, you have people who have lived somewhere for many generations and live off that land, practicing agro-forestry and sustainable agriculture. Then, without any avenue to have their rights heard, they find themselves on the other end of a bulldozer. If they protest, special forces are brought in to suppress them."
Amadeo Payla, a Filipino farmer, never even had time to protest. "The guards came one day and pointed their guns at me," he says. "I watched helplessly while they sprayed my banana and coconut trees with chemicals, so that they eventually died. They uprooted my cassava crops. Then they bulldozed a part of my land to make way for the palm-oil plantation." Such confrontations ignore the rights of local inhabitants to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent, which has been affirmed in international human rights law, including the UN's United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Like Payla, people in many communities say the first they knew about a proposed plantation was when the bulldozers arrived. Lacking official land titles, local communities are frequently left with no choice but to accept oil-palm farming. Even more troubling are stories of security forces on palm-oil payrolls storming into villages and killing indigenous people, many of whom have refused to relinquish their land. Human rights organizations and media outlets alike have recently reported such murders in Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Rahmat Ajiguna, delegate of a 2012 international fact-finding mission investigating complaints of land grabbing, says that in 2011, Indonesian state authorities murdered 22 people involved in land struggles with palm oil companies: "When they resisted, they were killed."
Already the world's biggest producer of palm oil, Indonesia plans to double its output over the next few years to 47 million tons, or 80 percent of the international market. Watchdog groups say the country's domination of the palm-oil trade has involved not only violence, but slavery. Indeed, the US Department of Labor now includes palm oil from Indonesia and Malaysia on its "List of Goods Produced by Child Labor or Forced Labor" (anything made by a person younger than 15 or who does his job because not doing it will result in some form of punishment). RAN documented the stories of two Sumatran villagers, ages 14 and 21, who were lured to a plantation in Indonesia by a representative of palm oil-company Kuala Lumpur Kepong with promises of good jobs. Instead, they were forced to spray fertilizer without any protection from the chemicals and were kept locked up at night in a work camp under guard. The two managed to escape after two months without pay. It was another black eye for Cargill—the biggest importer of palm oil into the US—since KLK is one of its suppliers.
Ecological Disaster
There is an unquestionable link between palm-oil production and a range of environmental consequences. The industry's liberal use of toxic fertilizers and chemicals—including some 25 different pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides—contaminates the soil, groundwater, and crops, while tons of untreated palm oil-mill effluent is discharged into rivers and seeps into the terrain. And as fires flatten the timbered landscape to make way for those meticulous rows of oil-palm trees, villages and neighboring countries alike are shrouded in a smoky fog, forcing people to wear masks.
These blazes aren't just devastating to animals and humans, they are choking the lungs of our planet, says Holly Gibbs of the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Center for Sustainability and the Global Environment. "Tropical forests store more than 340 billion tons of carbon, an amount equivalent to 40 years of global fossil-fuel emissions, so it is critical to protect these globally important carbon stores." Perhaps the most urgent example is Tripa, a peat swamp forest capping the northern tip of Sumatra. Harboring one of the highest orangutan densities in the world, Tripa is blanketed in a spongy accumulation of organic matter (peat) that is composed almost entirely of carbon. Despite a moratorium on land clearing in the area, fires set by palm-oil companies raged across the peat forest throughout much of 2012, releasing perhaps a million tons of CO2. In fact, the palm-oil frenzy made Indonesia the third largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world, after China and the United States in 2007, and the country remains one of the top 20 emitters today.
Not all peat swamps are burned, but even the act of draining them and clearing the trees has dire results. "The worst thing you can do, in respect to greenhouse gases, is to have deforestation on peatland forests," says Tim Killeen, a conservation scientist. "It's way worse than normal forests, which is bad enough." Actually, peat forests are the single most essential terrestrial ecosystem for the regulation of greenhouse gases. According to the Global Environment Centre, peatlands, while covering only 3 percent of the planet, contain twice as much carbon as the world's forest biomass, storing and sequestering atmospheric carbon for thousands of years.
Seeking Solutions
Unsettled by all the criticism, in 2004, a consortium of palm-oil producers, food companies, and conservation groups established the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil, which provides certification to companies that produce palm oil sustainably, all based on principles and criteria defined by the roundtable. "These ensure that fundamental rights of previous land owners, local communities, plantation workers, small farmers, and their families are respected and fully taken into account, that no new primary forests or high conservation value areas have been cleared for palm-oil production since November 2005, and that mills and plantation owners minimize their environmental footprint," says Pamela Bons of the RSPO. "That's all greenwash," argues Sutherlin. Membership to the RSPO is based on dues and adherence to a loosely defined Code of Conduct—not production standards. To be certified by the roundtable as sustainable, companies must adhere to certain criteria, though Sutherlin finds those lacking, too. "[The RSPO] is the best game in town, but they have not yet been able to ensure that palm oil is not connected to species extinction and human rights violations." In general, NGOs fault the RSPO for lacking real teeth. "The standards are commendable, but they're not enforceable," says OFI's Burbank-Hammarlund. "Also, palm oil is not traceable. It comes from so many different sources and is blended so that when it finally reaches a manufacturer, there's no way to document if it's truly sustainable." Sutherlin agrees. "It's a shell game," he says. "You've got big companies that are buying from small holders or from subsidiaries that have murky connections to the parent company. They end up pouring all the palm oil into bulk vats and shipping it out of Malaysia."
One manufacturer, Dr. Bronner's, is sourcing its palm oil from West Africa—where oil palms are a native species. The maker of vegan bodycare products is buying organically grown palm fruit from 300 small family farms in Ghana where no forests have been cleared. Meanwhile, Earth Balance, which uses palm oil in its plant-based spreads and nut butters, has been getting an earful from the public. "Forty percent of our customer feedback is people inquiring about palm," says company spokesperson Adriane Little. "But it's an essential ingredient to our buttery spreads and sticks, so we're doing everything possible to get the most sustainable palm we can." While she won't exactly spill the beans on product-development plans, Little doesn't deny the company could be working on palm-free products to please ethical eaters. "I know it would satisfy a lot of consumers out there. It's definitely top of mind," she says. Earth Balance is also financially supporting OFI's efforts to rescue, rehabilitate, and protect hundreds of orangutans on Borneo.
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Achieving a way to ethically produce one of the planet's most bitterly controversial commodities may be the agricultural challenge of the decade. In the meantime, what do we drop into our shopping carts? If conscientious consumption means we avoid contributing to suffering, palm is clearly problematic. Becoming informed consumers, urging companies to adopt better practices or abandon palm oil all together, and working to repair the damage already done in the name of palm are what lie on the high road—taking it won't be easy, but it offers a beautiful view of Borneo.
Mark Hawthorne makes palm-free margarine at home—at least for now. He is the author of Striking at the Roots. His new book, Bleating Hearts: The Hidden World of Animal Suffering, will be published later this year.
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what would be a good tall growing David Austin cl.rose for Texas
I want to plant a climbing rose from David Austin and want to make the right choice. I am going to plant four for a big arbour. I am considering Graham Thomas but would like to hear feed back from other DA rose growers on what has worked well for them, paticulary in Texas. I want it to have a lot of coverage and bloom well.
To be honest, David Austin roses aren't my number one when I think about floriferous bloomers. Graham Thomas is known to be a stingy bloomer especially, and when he does bloom it's way at the top of this canes where you can really reach them.
In my experience, 'Heritage' has been good for me, and 'Jude the Obscure' as well. They both can be sorta trained to climb, but you have to catch their canes when they're young and supple. When we got rain in the summer, I was easily cutting a bouqet a week from them both.
The thing with Austins though is that you really have to wait until their third year before they start to perform.
If you are interested, I know 'New Dawn' is an Earth-kind rose that has an eye-popping spring flush. I can't speak much to the flushes after that though.
I have a Graham Thomas that is very healthy but has been a stingy bloomer and I wouldn't suggest it for a climber. One that has really been good for me that you don't hear much about is Tess of the D'Ubervilles. Mine is 4-5 yrs. old and is on a big fan trellis. I like it a lot. Abe Darby is one of my favorites - I have 2, one is a shrub and the other is a young climber so I cant really say if it will be a big bloomer or not.
Parade is an excellent climber - Pink Don Juan, which I am trying this year, looks very pretty. My all time favorite climber [which can be had at Chamblees] is Crepuscule. Just gorgeous peach ice cream shade of blooms that cover the plant - it arches, weeps - just a beauty. One of the roses I would never be without. Clair Matin is another climber I really like - sweet scent, pretty pink blooms. I understand 4th of July blooms a lot but haven't grown it.
Is crepuscule a DA? I really appreciate your input. I had planned on buying a Abe Darby for a shrub but would be willing to try it as a climber. I will also consider the Tess. I was wanting a yellow climber but at this point want to plant what is going to bloom the best as that is what I really important to me. Wish me luck! I have a few more weeks before I make my road trip to Tyler and I am sure I will be obsessing over what to do until then :)
Crepuscule is a Tea-Noisette. I would plant a whole fenceline of these fabulous creatures if I didn't have so many others. Since you are going to Chamblees, talk to Maria - she will give you great advice on what would grow well for you. I am going to Tyler Friday with friends - going to see if we cant mosey over that way.....unfortunately, I always come home loaded with roses.....and my pot ghetto needs to be planted.......Have fun - you will find lots of inspiration and temptation!!
If it's not too late, consider Austin's Mortimer Sackler. I grow mine as a tall shrub, but it definitely would like to grow taller if I'd let it. Puts on a good strong pink bloom in spring and several good re-blooms. Perhaps a bit slow on the rebloom, but fine once it gets going.
Thanks Kate! I will add that one to my list to look at when I finally make it to Tyler. I still have a week to go so I hope to hear more suggestions. Had anyone had good luck with Golden Celebration?
I have both Graham Thomas and Golden Celebration and GC is always taller than GT for me. GT has a much more upright growth and comes in at about 8 feet each season. GC has more flexible canes and is trellised at 10 feet but goes to at least 12 feet each year. They're both about the same for health, not great and spot quickly.
Then you don't want GC. It blooms in flushes but they're 6 or 8 weeks apart. My Austins do not bloom continuously but in cycles. If you want something that will bloom a lot all season maybe you should look at Julia Child. She should get fairly large in your zone and her blooms are fully petaled like the Austins. For me she is very fragrant, very healthy and in bloom almost constantly.
I love my Golden Celebration which has made it to about seven feet tall and has a lovely shrub shape. For me, it blooms close to constantly in this hot, dry climate (though we're a long way from Texas). It's biggest drawback was it took 2-3 years to really kick in, but when it did, it became a favorite of mine. Here's a pic. Diane
That picture is beautiful! We also have very hot summers here in texas. I am going to be purchasing several DA roses soon and GC will definitely be on my list and I think for sure Abe Darby. Thank you for sharing your picture and showing me how gorgeous this rose can be.
What about Teasing Georgia?
Here it has a massive flush in spring and early summer, then settles down to flowering well, if not so much, for the rest of the summer and autumn. Now that it is over three years old, it has been producing the occasional flower in winter too.
It has had no pests or diseases at all and has a gorgeous perfume.
That is very pretty, I like that very much and I have considered it as well. I am limited to what Chamblees offers as far as DA. I didn't see that one on their website and I feel like it's too late to order one. If I can't find exactly what I am looking for on my visit to Chamblees in a few weeks I may have to wait and order what I want for next spring as far as a climber goes. I do plan on buying a DA rose for sure this season but may have to wait on a climber.
My Golden Celebration blooms continuously from early Spring well past first frost in this central Virginia hot, wet environment, as Diane's does in her hot & dry one. Also took mine a couple of years to really strut its stuff. Extended heat past mid-90's doesn't slow the blooming, which I'd guess will be important in your location. Mine has shown no blackspot in its 5-6 years with no spray. Flexible canes & laterals would be easy to train to an arbor. Lovely perfume, too.
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Thanks for sharing about your GC. It has definitely made my DA list! I love hearing all the suggestions and feedback, I have enjoyed this forum so much and have learned so much. I have always had roses but never paid much attention to names or the types of different roses unil last year when we just happended to make a stop at the Chamblees rose farm in Tyler. That opened my eyes to a whole new world lol.
Jasmine, I ended up with 3 climbing pinkie, a pink Don Juan and I planted a golden celebration and growing it as a short climber. I also have Evelyn, zephrine drouhin, heritage and SDLM. I love them all so far. The climbing pinkies grew like weeds and are already at the top of my arbor. I want a climbing yellow rose too and am seriously considering Allister Stella Grey.
This post was edited by boncrow66 on Mon, Jan 5, 15 at 17:29
Well, I'm certainly not in Texas, but will second Daisy In Crete with respect to Teasing Georgia. Here in the Great White North, she is cut back to less than 18 inches every winter, but grows to at least 6 feet by late July. She is also the only Austin I grow that actually behaves like a large flowered climber, long canes that break and grow laterals that also bloom in clusters. I have to place a small bamboo fan support to support her in the bed where she grows and twine the canes every so artfully around it (lol), to make her behave. She is also, healthy, extremely vigorous, beautiful, very fragrant and did I mention healthy; as in perfect health.
If you want a true DA climber, Teasing Georgia is a top pick.
Crown Princess Margarita is similar, though slightly less continuous blooming and would be another good option.
Both will probably grow 10 feet or more in a warm climate.
Cheers, Rick
I have grown all of the Austins roses listed in the Chamblee's website at one time or other. They used to offer 'Spirit of Freedom', which is the one that would have been my top choice as a climber. I have 3 specimens that came from a single 1 gallon pot from Chamblees. They have growing to around 12 feet high or so in 4 years and have large, very full flowers with a strong damask fragrance. But SOF is no longer offered by Chamblees.
Among the Austins still available from Chamblees, is Benjamin Britten. I am now growing Benjamin Britten and know that it can grow tall enough to train over an arbor. The canes are flexible enough that they would be easy to train. I have been to the David Austin Rose US headquarters in Tyler, TX and they have a number of the taller rose specimens on display that have been growing for a while. Benjamin Britten was around 12-14 feet tall and perhaps 6 feet wide. The repeat in my garden is not as fast as I woulld like. The red-orange flower color is interesting but would probably not appeal to everyone.
If you consider Austin roses that are not offered from Chamblees, I would recommend The Generous Gardener and The Wedgewood Rose. Or two of the Meilland roses in their Romantica collection, Collette (pink) and its yellow colored sport, Lunar Mist. All of these have nice, full, medium large flowers with a good scent and repeat bloom with a reasonable frequency.
Good luck with your selection,
boncrow, thank you for your reply. Your rose choices sound beautiful! Teasing Georgia does sound like it would work! I was thinking either that or Golden Celebration (?).
I would need to get them on the Fortuniana root stock because we live in nematode land here in FL lol.
I found Teasing Georgia on Fortuniana root stock but in a Bush form. I can find the climbing Teasing Georgia on Dr Huey but it prob wouldn't work with our soil.
Sooo, here's my question now: Does anyone know if the Bush form on the Fortuniana be vigorous enough to climb?
Rick your photos are gorgeous! I am going to add CPM to my rose list for spring.
From what I understand the climbing and bush forms of the Austin roses are one and the same. It's just that some of the larger and more octopus-like Austins can also be used as climbers and so they're listed as such, even though it's the exact same rose as the bush form. At least that's my understanding, and I hope someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
SJN, Ingrid is right. The bush and climbing forms of TG are one and the same.
I bought 2 bush TG and put one each side of my little pergola which is about 9 feet high, 10 feet wide and 12 feet long. They have to share the pergola with 2 Plumbago capensis and a few plants of Thunbergia alata. TG has to be pruned back each year, because she wants to be bigger.
Here you can see one side of the little pergola with TG and a plumbago.
So don't worry if it is described as a bush. In your warm climate it will be a climber.
That's true. I planted golden celebration to grow as a bush but it kept throwing super long canes so I decided to train it as a shorter climber. I have Evelyn also planted close by and she also threw super log canes but I have been cutting those back even with the other canes as I want her to stay ore bushy. I understand that I could have done that with GC too but I thought it would be pretty a a climber. Whatever you choose to do it will be beautiful :). I have also considered Benjamin Britian and I for sure want CPM at some point. My for sure next climbers will be Crepsecule and clotilde soupert.
You guys are such a wealth of great information. Thanks so much for answering. I am going to order several of the David Austins this year. I had been afraid to in the past because since I moved to FL (NE coast) all I've heard is how horrid DAs and other roses do here due to the fungal issues and nematodes.
Where I used to live, I had 50+ roses in the ground and fungus wasn't a issue (dry climate). Now I only have a few roses in pots here and have been really missing having more roses around. So I have been researching the rose forums which ones I might have some success with here.
Good luck with whatever you order and plant! I live in a humid part of Texas and almost all of my roses get some BS at some point, some not as bad as others. My best roses for no BS are my Nacodoches, sunsprite, SDLM and the cl pinkies. I have learned I cannot control EVERTHING in my garden so I tolerate what I have to in order to have my roses. Julia child has also been very healthy but it is just in its first year.


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Posted on: July 26, 2008 8:28 am
Did I Miss Any Jerks?
Gopher - I just Looked him up and I have to say I agree 100% that this guy should easily be in the top 3.
Since: Jul 26, 2008
Posted on: July 26, 2008 7:53 am
Did I Miss Any Jerks?
"Did I Miss Any Jerks?" - Yeah, you sure did. Any list of this type is incomplete without the addition of Harold Ballard, former owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Just a quick perusal of this asshole's life on Wikipedia will show you that he resembles more of a Batman villain than a franchise owner. Go on, read it. I dare you to find someone worse.
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Posted on: July 26, 2008 7:09 am
Did I Miss Any Jerks?
1. Romo should be higher, he didn't just spit in J.J Stokes' face. He kicked Larry Centers in the head, then screwed the career of one of his own teamates by breaking his eye socket.
2. dick Tutrow - Big Brown trainer - Arrogant toolbag, then blames the jockey for Belmont.
3. Patrick Roy and his little punk son. - Sr. for telling his son to go after another teams goalie. Jr. for not only doing it, but not stopping after the guy was balled up like a school girl.
4. Mike Schmidt - He was always an ass, though not so much now.
5. Delmon Young - Threw his bat at an ump, the issued an "apology" through his agent.
6. Elijah Dukes - Threatens to kill wife and knocks up foster relatives.
7. The other Vick - Complete pissbag. like his brother
8. Uday Hussein - Would torture athletes who didn't win.
9. Tamarick Vanover & Bam Morris - They made millions yet still sold cocaine. I heard Vanover turned his life around though, but not sure about Morris.
10. Freddie Mitchell - Only thing worse than a bust is a bust with a big ego and an even bigger mouth. Just look up his stats and then look at some of his quotes to find out why I put him here. Also, after talking trash about Rodney Harrison you would think a wide reciever would have more receptions than a safety in the big game. Just my opinion.
Also Rondall Simon can be left off the list, because he wasn't trying to hurt anyone. He was trying to be funny and it back fired.
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Posted on: July 26, 2008 3:20 am
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Jerry Jones... Mark Cuban...
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Don Imus... Gary Sheffield... And that dude that accidentally cut Richard Zednik's throat open (it was an accident, but, oh how gory).
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Albert Haynesworth... Tank Johnson... Warren Sapp... most of the Defensive Tackles in the NFL.
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Did I Miss Any Jerks?
Sean Avery had unsportsmanlike conduct reinterpreted because of him. A ruptured spleen may have been karma.
Since: Jul 26, 2008
Posted on: July 26, 2008 12:59 am
Did I Miss Any Jerks?
Where is Bruce Bowen or Robert Horry? Both have been known for dirty tactics during the Spurs championship reign. Horry even threw a towel in Danny Ainge's face during a game once.
Since: Jul 25, 2008
Posted on: July 25, 2008 9:19 pm
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How could you miss Rich Rodriguez??!? After he made West Virginia bow to him and give him everything he wanted to turn around and leave, and then to cry about having to pay the $4 million that was in his contract, saying that he didn't have that kind of money. That guy has to be the biggest jerk in college football.
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Posted on: July 25, 2008 8:18 pm
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Great column Mike, here's hoping you do one of these every year. There's only one thing: you forgot Mike Tyson's best quote ever:
"I may like to fornicate more than most people - it's just who I am. I sacrifice so much of my life can I at least get laid? I mean, I been robbed of most of my money, can I at least get a blowjob without the people wanting to harass me and wanting to throw me in jail?"
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Dr. Bradley E. Davis graduated from the University of Kansas School of Medicine in 1986. He works in Overland Park, KS and 3 other locations and specializes in Urological Surgery. Dr. Davis is affiliated with Olathe Medical Center, Overland Park Regional Medical Center, Saint Lukes Hospital Of Kansas City and Saint Lukes South Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Urological Surgery
Medical School: University of Kansas School of Medicine; Graduated 1986
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It was absolutely a super value for what I paid. Staff was very nice. Great location.
I did not realize the coffee pot was missing until I needed it in the morning. Staff was willing to give me one but, it was way too late. My error, I thought there was a real breakfast, it is a grab & go finger food.
Location was good
The staff was rude, and focused on profits instead of their customers. They wanted to put two grown men in one bed instead of giving a room with two beds even though we were guaranteed double occupancy.
Easy location, friendly staff, restaurants close by, kitchenette
It was great placement for the price!
After trying to for 30min to get a hot shower I gave up. I told the hotel manager who then proceeded to check the hot water in the hotel from a running sink in the lobby as if he didn't believe me. He then apologized but it wasn't sincere and did not even offer to provide any form of compensation. When I arrived to inform him of this, he was on the phone walking around the lobby on a personal call speaking Indian while another woman, that looked like his wife, was eating breakfast. I had to wait for him to finish his personal phone call in another language. These managers need some customer service training big time.
The staff was amazing and super friendly!!!
We were with a multiple family group (reunion) and able to meet in small groups in comfort. Hotel was chosen because of breakfast and because of patio area outside of pool, where adults could chat and monitor kids in pool.
Staff were very friendly.
Business center was helpful for some of our group who needed to check in with work.
No complaints!
Amazing amenities for amazing price. Loved it.
None that I can think of.
The room was clean and the staff was very friendly.
Location was excellent and wifi worked well.
Dirty, I wouldn't even give my kid a bath because the ring around the tub. The sink fixture wasn't secured to the sink, it came out while trying to use it.
nothing it was the worst hotel I have ever spent a night in.
the sheets had stains on them, the bath rm floors and tub were filthy with dirty standing water in them. Shower handles were dirty, the attendent didn't know how to turn the heat on and it was freezing in both rms. it was aweful
The rooms are especially spacious. The Housekeeping staff was particularly helpful.
The internet service is slow and the television service/selection/reception is on the poorer side.
Free breakfast and sometimes free dinner. Staff is pleasant.
Room had a strange smell almost like a smoking room but overall everything was great!
There was no free breakfast. There was a extra charge for that.
The staff at the front desk were there every moment for every need or question you might have, professional and yet friendly and approachable.
Friendly staff, comfortable room.
No problems. Nothing to complain about.
Comfy Bed, Good Shower, Everything worked,
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Would stay here again no problem
It was a fine hotel for the money, you get what you pay for. Seemed clean enough but clearly they didn't do a ton of maintenance. The TV was 20 years old, but we didn't need that really.
the "continental breakfest" was a little weak, but for 70 bucks it was a decent value.
They go out of their way to please you. New ownership is working hard to upgrade, Good location very near Rockford and state park.
Microwave, refrigerator, oven and kitchen sink in the room!
Everything was very clean and tidy, but the rug needed scrubbing.
Very clean, quiet, comfy.
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From: Mike Harrison ------------------------------------------------------ Finally got around playing with the air-console from: http://www.get-console.com/ It's obviously a micro linux-ish server with a battery, It sets up a small Wifi network without a default gateway. Then you can telnet to: 192.168.10.1 port 3696 and 'poof' you have serial. Nice little apps for iOS and Android as well. or at least the getSerial Android app worked on my phone, I reset my office UPS via serial.. Extra's: It also provides a small Wifi AP, and can be used to charge up other devices in an emergency. Got a few harder things to do with it... but so far: I'm impressed.
From: firstname.lastname@example.com ------------------------------------------------------ Hello there: I need the tablet with the biggest screen (Android or Mac) that can be visible in direct sunlight as well as dim(able) to the point of being visible under *VERY* low light without blinding brightness. This is the test for brightness: Stay in a totally dark room for an hour and then turn the tablet on. If you get a barely uncomfortably blinding screen, it is too bright. Price unimportant, I hope that I don't have to go Mac, but my Android phone hasn't had a shining performance either... :( Thanks! ET
From: DaWorm ------------------------------------------------------ Lynn, Didn't want to threadjack the "Android without Google" topic: What model chair did you find at Office Depot that would be a good substitute for an Aeron? Jeff.
From: James Nylen ------------------------------------------------------ I'd like to run my Android phone without any proprietary Google services, or as few as possible. I want control over what servers my phone is sending data to, and why. Is anyone doing something similar? Here's what I've got so far: Most custom ROMs (Cyanogen, AOKP) separate the google apps installation from the main OS, so you can just skip that step. The number 1 thing I miss with this setup is Google Maps. Right now I have an old version that I saved and restored using Titanium Backup . Number two is probably YouTube, I have it set up the same way. Most of YouTube's network requests flow through Android system processes, which is a little scary to me. For contact and calendar syncing to my server I use OwnCloud , and for media syncing Titanium Media Sync . F-Droid Marketplace works pretty well as a Google Play alternative for FOSS apps. There are a couple of potential solutions for grabbing apps from the Play Store without having it installed: - https://github.com/egirault/googleplay-api - http://apps.evozi.com/apk-downloader/ There's also NOGAPPS which was a project to stub out some of the Google frameworks that many apps depend on, but it looks mostly discontinued. Thoughts?
From: "Kite, Mike" ------------------------------------------------------ Thanks Lynn and Meuon. Putting a pipe between domain and user bears the same bitter fruit :( It's an OEL6 server, which I think, is pretty close, in this case, to RHEL6. It does indeed have the return code -6 in /var/log/messages when trying to CIFS mount it. And I may as well just keep trying smbmount rather than smbget, simply because I'll need to put files there as well as get them. I'm trying to find the Red Hat article you mention, though this machine does not have a /etc/request-key.d/ folder. I do have a Red Hat portal account, I'm trying to recover my pwd to that now. Thanks mkite
From: Andrew Armstrong ------------------------------------------------------ On 2/19/15 7:00 AM, firstname.lastname@example.com wrote: > ------------------------------ > > Message: 2 > Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2015 15:12:03 -0500 > From: Donald Humphreys > To: Chattanooga Unix Gnu Android Linux Users Group > > Subject: Re: [Chugalug] cleaning house before a move > Message-ID: > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" > > I'm interested in the PDU (not a UPS by the model number?) and MAYBE that > 4600. What is that, 6U? Can you provide some more specs? > > On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 2:13 PM, Stephen Kraus > wrote: > > You are correct it is a PDU and not a UPS. Thanks for pointing that out. I had a 1U UPS that looked exactly like this and mixed up the 2 in my head. I actually am going to keep the PDU as I have a use for that. Sorry for the misleading information guys. Donald, RE: the 4600 - I sent you a direct email about it. -- drewcifer
From: Jonathan Calloway ------------------------------------------------------ Greetings! I'm toying around with the idea of getting a 2-in-one tablet / laptop. The idea would be to get more experience with Android, and maybe even Ubuntu Touch. I'm looking around at ASUS Transformer books. I'm seeing some of the early ones out there for $200-$300. If anyone out there is doing something like this, or even if you have something you're willing to sell, let me know. Now, let me explain that it has to be a keyboard base with a teachable tablet form factor. I am not looking for a "flip" or yoga style device. Also, it has to be something I can play with, i.e. install android or linux of some variety. Thanks!
From: Justin McAteer ------------------------------------------------------ Was this drive in a laptop or desktop? Does it make any kind of noise? Can = you hear it spinning after it 'disappears'? There are a couple of items that you could try to repair the drive includi= ng cleaning and reflowing or potentially replacing the controller board wit= h one from a matching model. Thanks=2C=0A= Justin McAteer > From: firstname.lastname@example.com > Subject: Chugalug Digest=2C Vol 31=2C Issue 6 > To: email@example.com > Date: Thu=2C 5 Feb 2015 12:00:01 +0000 >=20 > Send Chugalug mailing list submissions to > email@example.com >=20 > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web=2C visit > http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/chugalug > or=2C via email=2C send a message with subject or body 'help' to > firstname.lastname@example.com >=20 > You can reach the person managing the list at > email@example.com >=20 > When replying=2C please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of Chugalug digest..." >=20 >=20 > Today's Topics: >=20 > 1. OT- Client Needs physical recovery off of dead hard drive > (David White) >=20 >=20 > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >=20 > Message: 1 > Date: Thu=2C 5 Feb 2015 06:46:01 -0500 > From: David White > To: Chattanooga Unix Gnu Android Linux Users Group > > Subject: [Chugalug] OT- Client Needs physical recovery off of dead > hard drive > Message-ID: >
From: Phil Shapiro ------------------------------------------------------ I forgot to mention that shipping is free on that laptop. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phil Shapiro" To: "Chattanooga Unix Gnu Android Linux Users Group" Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2015 6:51:23 AM Subject: [Chugalug] Corei5 laptop for $209 -- mmm, mmm, Linux This laptop would be lovely to install Linux on -- http://tinyurl.com/nmma9dj Note -- the sale is just for today, Jan 31, 2015. A detailed 2011 review of this laptop appears at http://tinyurl.com/9lhfj44 I haven't bought from this company before -- just wanted to alert Chugalug members to a nice fast laptop at a very reasonable price. When you throw Linux on here, this laptop would feel almost as fast as a Corei7, imho. phil -- -- Phil Shapiro, email@example.com http://www.his.com/pshapiro/briefbio.html http://www.twitter.com/philshapiro http://www.his.com/pshapiro/stories.menu.html "Wisdom begins with wonder." - Socrates "Learning happens thru gentleness."
From: "Robert A. Kelly III" ------------------------------------------------------ For developing cross-platform GUI apps on Linux, how would you compare Qt versus GTK versus XUL? Which would you prefer, or in what circumstances would you prefer each? How would you compare the tutorials, resources, and developer communities available for someone new to the platform? -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
From: Ed King ------------------------------------------------------ so I finally got a keybase invite... but other than the coolness factor of being an alpha tester, is this system actually useful? lets hear from the folks who have used it -------------------------------------------- On Sat, 6/21/14, Mike Harrison wrote: Subject: [Chugalug] Keybase Invites To: "Chattanooga Unix Gnu Android Linux Users Group" Date: Saturday, June 21, 2014, 6:15 AM I just got three Keybase.io invites.. Disclaimer: Initial application requires you to install Node.js locally, you should already have GPG. I haven't had much use for it yet.. Hopefully that will change. https://keybase.io/geeklabs
From: Mark Quering ------------------------------------------------------ Hey all I was wondering if anyone in the group had any suggestions on remote support tools. I am a one man shop at this point that supports a range of customers from a single home user to small businesses with up to 100 seats with multiple branches and everything in between. Below I have listed some of the must haves for the product and I was wondering if you might have some suggestions for open source products or otherwise that you are using and would recommend. -I would prefer owning and hosting myself to avoid ongoing monthly payments -Multiple platform support for both the guest and host for Win, Linux, and OS X (bonus for Android/iOS support) -Support for multi-monitor on the guest and preferably the host as well -Plays well with Windows UAC (a majority of my customers are Windows shops) -Allows for remote rebooting/reconnecting of the guest from the host -Session encryption -Chat/VoiP support a bonus but not required -File transfer a bonus but not required -Extremely easy for the guest to get connected to a support session once initiated by the host I am looking very closely at ScreenConnect (screenconnect.com). I spun up their 30 day trail on a server last week and am playing with it currently. Pretty happy with what I'm seeing so far. It also bundles remote meeting and remote access (persistent) along with remote support tools. Thoughts or experiences? Best Mark
From: John Aldrich ------------------------------------------------------ http://bgr.com/2014/01/31/microsoft-surface-pro-discount-sale/ Microsoft Surface Pro. Wonder if you can wipe it and install Linux or Android? :) -- John Aldrich firstname.lastname@example.com
From: "firstname.lastname@example.com" ------------------------------------------------------ Any local devs want to help out? Contact Lee directly. -- Stephen Haywood Owner, ASG Consulting 423.305.3700 asgconsulting.co Begin forwarded message: > From: Lee Clemmer > Subject: [Dc404-Chat] OT, know any Android dev that wants a quick = buck? > Date: December 9, 2014 at 8:39:35 AM EST > To: email@example.com > Reply-To: firstname.lastname@example.com >=20 > Hey,=20 >=20 > I've got an existing Android app in the Google store, but at year's = end the v2 billing API will no longer be supported, and we need to move = to v3. Should be a pretty simple update, as there's only one purchase = option, it "unlocks" the whole app (just a few features, all at once). >=20 > Anyhow, it should take very little time, I've looked at the code, and = I could probably do it but I'd hate it if I screwed it up.=20 >=20 > So if you know any Java developer that's familiar with Google Billing = API's and wants to make an easy buck (like maybe $500-$1K) then have = them give me an email off list.=20 >=20 > Note I have already submitted this on Elance, where I've had good luck = before, but (presumably) it's such a small job that lots of candidates = here in the U.S. just aren't interested. Language barriers suck. And I'm = not sure I trust developers in the Ukraine. >=20 > Lee >
From: Phil Shapiro ------------------------------------------------------ This is neat -- http://tinyurl.com/oc8rwn8 And if you installed Ubuntu Linux on an Android phone, you'd be running Ubuntu using a 9V battery. Phil -- -- Phil Shapiro, firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.his.com/pshapiro/briefbio.html http://www.twitter.com/philshapiro http://www.his.com/pshapiro/stories.menu.html "Wisdom begins with wonder." - Socrates "Learning happens thru gentleness."
From: Jon Nyx ------------------------------------------------------ FYI; next-to-last bit of PhreakNIC spam, then I'm done 'til we start promoting the PN 2015 May-Day Mini-con. ~~jonnyX -----Forwarded Message----- > From: andrew mcelroy > Sent: Oct 28, 2014 12:11 PM > To: "email@example.com" > Subject: [nlug] PhreakNIC now has an android app > > Greetings everyone, > > I wanted to get the word out that PhreakNIC now has an android mobile app. > https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sophrinix.phreaknic&hl=en > > I have an iOS version of this app, but apple would take too long to > approve it, so we will have to settle for deploying iOS next year. > > Respectfully, > Andrew McElroy
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From: "Robert A. Kelly III" ------------------------------------------------------ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Does anyone know a way to automatically run a command or script when Android (specifically CyanogenMod) establishes an internet connection? For that matter, can you get it to automatically connect to any available open wifi network? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJURAMCAAoJENnNp+beTWZ0G6YQAJOxjrgvkykSKBZUuc5NjB8o tDi121a0c9DkqbhDe9OLZpgM7mg+Brhcun6dklzh7gBdBJ6VBu5roux2NcafWJof mhvV7wnEyMVAxgV/aQI1tnNpnxkINrWN8n86rIKCgRAPuYPacxHGo/zISmTcKndx mz5PKSrpIjlRsWCEgsYgDaYDYIiKBdjp7gx7vpMnFB73PyjZGxwyFznWThCIHp0Y 38aadsOn8KyjQqgjwA85TOAsEErTa9H6u6sGPKnb1H7rMZNIVsiXfZ4lxfVSBDXK pwpspDPD38ouPuF6HsUddpE3CTtUIFG9cGAT4AjkMa6LEVPhS5jFMN6JKU7u8yNp RIx35irx5Y1MS8q9VUybFnaaUpBRZtEoay76ofYrLXW/wRI7LHLM5Ol676TFYt3c lQdJ0upiDd8t0ajWReV1ExGZq2ConHstCcEy/f0KUoq8LseEI3l8IWT8A/S1yS0R V7zl1iCmWLjbd54pSVJF2TXrSP7GF/d2WqpKUbE08cc/K6eQJXOPuVALKO9MWLSf tBi8gEhW0rgsvxeEd1PWlld6b8JLPVVUdy9OvXWNgojhKwUd+WkI8SrVvu+Cpe2y Oa/0g5FaU5lHTLsjCF3Tc//W8EdOlDFbXfetEGJmJKa/NWd/Qtd984RNQMSHGsP4 FSFV71OoTRlbAavIwW5d =MWZN -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
From: "Robert A. Kelly III" ------------------------------------------------------ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 I recently got a new smart phone running CyanogenMod 11 with the F-Droid repository that I have been playing with. I wonder if anybody here has played much with doing things from the command line under Android. Does anyone have suggestions for things like taking pictures from the camera or getting GPS coordinates from the command line? Has anyone tried installing a Linux distro like Debian in a chroot on their Android device? Also, has anyone played with Firefox OS or Ubuntu Touch, or have any idea how they compare from a hackability perspective? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJUQud1AAoJENnNp+beTWZ06ckP/1licjic5oOFBpLYUd3K0/8j Onvb0RvA9AWzbv3ENYDtpaxRmPOT8IMEdFQ1WzJ+4PBrfK5YE/40ZCAS4O8eIfq+ lJAB8ZPiDISJoFKHy8NDPjyHuvGsEl+uCdY3zTJYFjrnZ7B15aIZqWulK/OYHRnf oE5McrmepdfqRaXPnVeDcdO/jt0H8PRy0S+F0tX6+dLskww9jRdvuve8pOeLXEbL ECMF5d0ALN4XAytFLg2+pHPTcVJUdipcurIqaOgFkzx+onmPTP4Xgx567eIJLAHE 8th4pSzMnCgSXVTXQ4KthRqrb8LKq0IJuvUTpiNeBEOnbizaSogVWisawf+3VcTy QmPcxe+3ej7XWY6DwwiCXW4iTEAlF94qh9ODrOV0lEIbEOJZyYb0Ge7FfM29RYGY 9OVpwPL0EXSiKPFhhvBxaiabRdM1URXek805sh7cRzOJOa390nCgDHql8wowxPKB SqvJEQZRVOwGQH6ws+qJOqsgr5IZzTANtKPCRtR9TX+9mcbpzdqYJ7ITxR8jVZZf dQO0MkS9/ussCw0WXOiFxqBLYtvtDTbOnkzZnPxxBqHvUpIWWjj9OSPtgQpi9tgT LJT6p9rZ6pr+uju255pwLpu6QIL/kMRKNZcHtCy7k3O1AYYso98a2NloqyQ+W03x SwuOih1CLmncZ+nEa0wR =2yJz -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
From: Mark Quering ------------------------------------------------------ Hey all I recently sold one of these units to a customer basically to give it a try. Needless to say at the $100 price point I was pretty happy with the device. The unit has a pretty solid build quality. The web management interface is a little rough out of the box. A firmware update helped quite a bit. I haven't played in the CLI yet but I hear that EdgeOS is a fork of Vayatta. The web interface worked well for a basic SOHO NAT setup with a few inbound firewall rules. Been very stable for the two months it's been in a production environment. I also did not get to fully test LAN to WAN throughput of their network processor due to time constraints. The only odd thing I noticed with the unit I deployed was that it generated a fair bit of heat. More than I would expect. I also did not need to contact support so I cannot speak to that aspect of the product. I would say for the price it's definitely worth purchasing to play with. Due to my experience with this product and good things I've heard here and on other forums, I am seriously considering also offering their managed PoE switches and AP's to my SMB offerings. Best Mark On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 5:24 PM, wrote: > Send Chugalug mailing list submissions to > email@example.com > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/chugalug > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > email@example.com > > You can reach the person managing the list at > firstname.lastname@example.com > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of Chugalug digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: Ubiquity EdgeMax (ASG) > 2. Re: Ubiquity EdgeMax (Dan Lyke) > 3. Re: Storing Locations in MySQL (Ryan Bales) > 4. Re: Storing Locations in MySQL (Ryan Bales) > 5. Re: Storing Locations in MySQL (Dan Lyke) > 6. Re: Ubiquity EdgeMax (Lynn Dixon) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2014 16:39:54 -0400 > From: ASG > To: Chattanooga Unix Gnu Android Linux Users Group > > Subject: Re: [Chugalug] Ubiquity EdgeMax > Message-ID: > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="windows-1252" > > For $100 it?s worth a shot. What I would really love to find is something > of the same size and price point that could run pfSense or m0n0wall. Anyone > know of anything? > > Thanks, > > > On Oct 15, 2014, at 4:21 PM, Dan Lyke wrote: > > > On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 1:13 PM, ASG > wrote: > >> Any of you folks have experience with these > >> http://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/edgerouter-lite/. Looking at > >> one for my home office/lab network. > > > > Guy a few cube openings down from me whose job involves setting up > > router-ish stuff at our fiber deployments says great things about 'em. > > > > I've been super impressed with my UniFi APs. > > > > Dan > >