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### Describe the bug, including details regarding any error messages, version, and platform.
When running such a simple test in Docker I'm getting `Segmentation fault` with PyArrow v14.0.2. The same …
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### Describe the bug
The program was stuck when I tried to run `iperf3`. After setting the log level to debug, I found it stuck at the heap allocator. Using the `gdb_server`, I was able to find…
sdww0 updated
3 months ago
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### Hyprland Version
Hyprland, built from branch main at commit f69c5469d79f31f77f4662731ac6255e285febed dirty (readme: refactor and update a bit). Tag: v0.29.0-21-gf69c5469 flags: (if any)
### Bug…
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cloned the main branch, did as the instructions said, but the build fails with this error
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[ 73%] Building CXX object Rez/CMakeFiles/RezLib.dir/RezParser.generated.cc.o
[ 73%] Building CXX objec…
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In Apache2 modules allocating from the heap via any malloc implementation is forbidden. Instead modules are expected to allocate via the supplied APR memory pools.
To allow the std Rust containers …
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### Is there an existing issue for this?
- [X] I have searched the existing issues
### What happened?
I'm trying to set up an ipv6 cluster. I have these two settings:
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enable-ipv6: true
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Hello @doombeaker , I request to add the following enhanced features and support for models such as nodes. I really like BizyAir and am actively promoting it to more users. I hope it will continue to …
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On Solaris/SPARC I now see bus errors where I didn't before in 3.7.0.
Curiously, the exact failures seem to depend on the compiler used
(Sun's cc vs. gcc). Accordingly, git bisect finds differen…
ghost updated
11 years ago
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Originally reported by: Nelson Elhage and Stefan Fritsch.
It seems that ModSecurity is having bad performance whenever used with threaded mpms and a libapr compiled with "--enable-allocator-uses-mma…
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### Description
When investigating possible memory leak issues in presto_server we came across the HashProbe operator that can use large amounts of memory that are not accounted for by the memory man…