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"A Rustle" - thanks! Fixed the link.

2011-12-15T13:25:11.753-02:00

"A Rustle" - thanks! Fixed the link.

Hey, wanted to let you know that the howto link on...

2011-12-15T11:29:31.355-02:00

Hey,
wanted to let you know that the howto link on your site is now broken. The new home for the howto is http://test.tortoisesvn.net/ssh_howto.html
Thanks.

Great one! I had "I/O errors" on a hard...

2011-09-11T11:18:49.411-03:00

Great one!

I had "I/O errors" on a hard disk of a remote server but was still able to enter via ssh (almost any command failed with "disk I/O error").

After dumping the dmesg (that shows me some HDD Flush Cache failure) I was able to reboot using those two commands.

OK. Here's how I fixed this (on Mac OS X, but ...

2011-01-23T21:46:35.657-02:00

OK. Here's how I fixed this (on Mac OS X, but fix should work on any client)

This particular issue arises when you are using a non-standard port (let's say 12001 for sake of example) for your SSH server.

Apparently the SVN client experiences syntax errors when given a port address on a command line like this one:

svn list svn+ssh://username@domainname.com:

Thanks man! Saved my day (or rather half a day.

2010-11-30T19:30:56.449-02:00

Thanks man! Saved my day (or rather half a day.

for the benefit of those reading this. for this t...

2010-09-22T01:02:12.478-03:00

for the benefit of those reading this. for this to work, cfgrid must have format equals html.

Try to force "mesg n" in your local bash...

2010-07-08T07:00:43.477-03:00

Try to force "mesg n" in your local bashrc. If this will not help - check out JNI version used by Eclipse. There was a post somewhere talking about this.

I have tried the above, however their is no mesg y...

2010-07-08T05:25:43.246-03:00

I have tried the above, however their is no mesg y in Bashrc, what would be my next step?

Don't forget to run sync before hard rebooting...

2010-03-24T13:43:27.773-03:00

Don't forget to run sync before hard rebooting.
Or if you want 2 b h4ck3r again:
echo s > /proc/sysrq-trigger

Vik,

Da con la lengua para que se quite!

2009-02-16T13:22:00.000-03:00

Vik,

Da con la lengua para que se quite!

Louis,

try to increment a line size settin...

2008-12-01T17:52:00.000-02:00

Louis,

try to increment a line size setting it to bigger value - 5000 for example.

> SET LINESIZE 5000 FEEDBACK OFF TRIMSPOOL ON TERMOUT OFF HEAD OFF PAGESIZE 0 TERM OFF

Apparently, this doesn't work with tables with lon...

2008-12-01T17:13:00.000-02:00

Apparently, this doesn't work with tables with long and many fields.
Mine truncates after the 6th field.

Just a simple knowledge base

"A Rustle" - thanks! Fixed the link.

Hey, wanted to let you know that the howto link on...

Great one! I had "I/O errors" on a hard...

OK. Here's how I fixed this (on Mac OS X, but ...

Thanks man! Saved my day (or rather half a day.

for the benefit of those reading this. for this t...

Try to force "mesg n" in your local bash...

I have tried the above, however their is no mesg y...

Don't forget to run sync before hard rebooting...

Vik,Da con la lengua para que se quite!

Louis, try to increment a line size settin...

Apparently, this doesn't work with tables with lon...

Vik,

Da con la lengua para que se quite!

Louis,

try to increment a line size settin...