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NAME
host - query nameserver about domain names and zones
SYNOPSIS
host [-v] [-a] [-t querytype] [options] name [server]
host [-v] [-a] [-t querytype] [options] -l zone [server]
host [-v] [options] -H [-D] [-E] [-G] zone
host [-v] [options] -C zone
host [-v] [options] -A host
host [options] -x [name ...]
host [options] -X server [name ...]
OPTION SYNTAX
Besides the traditional short options (one letter with single dash,
and an optional value as separate argument), there are now also
long options in the format --keyword[=value].
Many (but not all) short options have a long equivalent.
There are several long options without a short equivalent.
The long options are not yet documented in this manual page,
but a summary of the existing long options, and the mapping to
their short alternative, is available via the command
host --help.
DESCRIPTION
host
looks for information about Internet hosts and domain names.
It gets this information from a set of interconnected servers
that are spread across the world. The information is stored
in the form of "resource records" belonging to hierarchically
organized "zones".
By default, the program simply converts between host names and Internet
addresses. However, with the -t, -a and -v
options, it can be used to find all of the information about
domain names that is maintained by the domain nameserver system.
The information printed consists of various fields of the
associated resource records that were retrieved.
The arguments can be either host names (domain names) or numeric
Internet addresses.
A numeric Internet address consists of four decimal numbers
separated by dots, e.g. <IP_ADDRESS>, representing the
four bytes of the 32-bit address.
The default action is to look up the associated host name.
A host name or domain name consists of component names (labels)
separated by dots, e.g. nikhefh.nikhef.nl
The default action is to look up all of its Internet addresses.
For single names without a trailing dot, the local domain is
automatically tacked on the end.
Thus a user in domain "nikhef.nl" can say "host nikhapo",
and it will actually look up "nikhapo.nikhef.nl".
In all other cases, the name is tried unchanged.
Single names with trailing dot are considered top-level domain
specifications, e.g. "nl."
Note that the usual lookup convention for any name that does not end
with a trailing dot is to try first with the local domain appended,
and possibly other search domains.
(As of BIND 4.9, names that have embedded dots but no trailing dot
are first tried ``as is'' before appending search domains)
This convention is not used by this program.
The actual suffix to tack on the end is usually the local domain
as specified in the /etc/resolv.conf file, but this can be
overridden.
See below for a description of how to customize the host name lookup.
ARGUMENTS
The first argument is normally the host name (domain name) for which
you want to look up the requested information.
If the first argument is an Internet address, a query is done on the
special "reverse mapping" domain to look up its associated host name.
If the -l option is given, the first argument is a domain zone
name for which a complete listing is given. The program enters a
special zone listing mode which has several variants (see below).
The second argument is optional. It allows you to specify a particular
server to query. If you don't specify this argument, default servers
are used, as defined by the /etc/resolv.conf file.
EXTENDED SYNTAX
If the -x option is given, it extends the syntax in the sense
that multiple arguments are allowed on the command line. An optional
explicit server must now be specified using the -X option as it
cannot be given as an ordinary argument any more. The -X
option implies -x.
The extended syntax allows no arguments at all, in which case the
arguments will be read from standard input. This can be a pipe,
redirection from a file, or an interactive terminal. Note that
these arguments are the names to be queried, and not command options.
Everything that appears after a '#' or ';' on an input line will be
skipped. Multiple arguments per line are allowed.
OPTIONS
There are a number of options that can be used before the specified
arguments. Some of these options are meaningful only to the people
who maintain the domain database zones.
The first options are the regularly used ones.
- -v
-
causes printout to be in a "verbose" format.
All resource record fields are printed.
Without this option, the ttl and class fields are not shown.
Also the contents of the "additional information" and "authority
information" sections in the answer from the nameserver are printed,
if present. Normally these sections are not shown.
In addition, the verbose option prints extra information about the
various actions that are taken by the program.
Note that -vv is "very verbose". This generates a lot of output.
- -t querytype
-
allows you to specify a particular type of resource record information
to be looked up. Supported types are listed below.
The wildcard may be written as either ANY or *.
Types may be given in upper or lower case.
The default is type A for regular lookups,
and A, NS, and PTR for zone listings.
- -a
-
is equivalent to -t ANY.
Note that this gives you "anything available" (currently cached) and
not "all defined data" if a non-authoritative server is queried.
SPECIAL MODES
The following options put the program in a special mode.
- -l zone
-
generates the listing of an entire zone.
E.g. the command
host -l nikhef.nl
will give a listing of all hosts in the "nikhef.nl" zone.
The -t option is used to filter what information is
extracted, as you would expect. The default is address
information from A records, supplemented with data from PTR
and NS records.
The command
host -Z -a -l nikhef.nl
will give a complete download of the zone data for "nikhef.nl",
in the official master file format.
- -H
-
can be specified instead of the -l option. It will print
the count of the unique hostnames (names with an A record)
encountered within the zone.
It will not count pseudo names like "localhost", nor addresses
associated with the zone name itself. Neither are counted the
"glue records" that are necessary to define nameservers for
the zone and its delegated zones.
By default, this option will not print any resource records.
Combined with the -S option, it will give a complete
statistics survey of the zone.
The host count may be affected by duplicate hosts (see below).
To compute the most realistic value, subtract the duplicate
host count from the total host count.
- -G
-
implies -H, but lists the names of gateway hosts.
These are the hosts that have more than one address.
Gateway hosts are not checked for duplicate addresses.
- -E
-
implies -H, but lists the names of extrazone hosts.
An extrazone host in zone "foo.bar" is of the form
"host.xxx.foo.bar" where "xxx.foo.bar" is not defined as
a delegated zone with an NS record.
This may be intentional, but also may be an error.
- -D
-
implies -H, but lists the names of duplicate hosts.
These are hosts with only one address, which is known to
have been defined also for another host with a different name,
possibly even in a different zone.
This may be intentional, but also may be an error.
- -C
-
can be specified instead of the -l option. It causes the SOA
records for the specified zone to be compared as found at each of
the authoritative nameservers for the zone (as listed in the NS records).
Nameserver recursion is turned off, and it will be checked whether
the answers are really authoritative. If a server cannot provide an
authoritative SOA record, a lame delegation of the zone to that server
is reported.
Discrepancies between the records are reported. Various sanity checks
are performed.
- -A
-
enters a special address check mode.
If the first argument is a host name, its addresses will be retrieved,
and for each of the addresses it will be checked whether they map back
to the given host.
If the first argument is a dotted quad Internet address, its name will
be retrieved, and it will be checked whether the given address is listed
among the known addresses belonging to that host.
If the -A flag is specified along with any zone listing option,
a reverse lookup of the address in each encountered A record is performed,
and it is checked whether it is registered and maps back to the name of
the A record.
This applies to forward zones. For reverse in-addr.arpa zones, it is
checked whether the target in PTR records maps to a canonical host name.
LISTING OPTIONS
The following options apply only to the special zone listing modes.
- -L level
-
Recursively generate zone listings up to this level deep.
Level 1 traverses the parent zone and all of its delegated zones.
Each additional level descends into another layer of delegated zones.
- -S
-
prints statistics about the various types of resource records found
during zone listings, the number of various host classifications,
the number of delegated zones, and some total statistics after
recursive listings.
- -p
-
causes only the primary nameserver of a zone to be contacted for zone
transfers during zone listings. Normally, zone transfers are obtained
from any one of the authoritative servers that responds.
The primary nameserver is obtained from the SOA record of the zone.
If a specific server is given on the command line, this option will
query that server for the desired nameservers of the zone. This can be
used for testing purposes in case the zone has not been registered yet.
- -P prefserver
-
gives priority for zone transfers to preferred servers residing in
domains given by the comma-separated list prefserver. The more
domain component labels match, the higher the priority.
If this option is not present, priority is given to servers within
your own domain or parent domains.
The order in which NS records are issued may be unfavorable if they
are subject to BIND 4.9 round-robin reshuffling.
- -N skipzone
-
prohibits zone transfers for the zones given by the comma-separated
list skipzone. This may be used during recursive zone listings
when certain zones are known to contain bogus information which
should be excluded from further processing.
COMMON OPTIONS
The following options can be used in both normal mode and domain
listing mode.
- -d
-
turns on debugging. Nameserver transactions are shown in detail.
Note that -dd prints even more debugging output.
- -f filename
-
writes the resource record output to the given logfile as well as
to standard output.
- -F filename
-
same as -f, but exchange the role of stdout and logfile.
All stdout output (including verbose and debug printout) goes to
the logfile, and stdout gets only the extra resource record output
(so that it can be used in pipes).
- -I chars
-
suppresses warning messages about illegal domain names containing
invalid characters, by specifying such characters in the string
chars. The underscore is a good candidate.
- -i
-
constructs a query for the "reverse mapping" in-addr.arpa
domain in case a numeric (dotted quad) address was specified.
Useful primarily for zone listing mode, since for numeric regular
lookups such query is done anyway (but with -i you see the actual
PTR resource record outcome).
- -n
-
constructs a query for the "reverse mapping" nsap.int
domain in case an nsap address was specified.
This can be used to look up the names associated with nsap addresses,
or to list reverse nsap zones.
An nsap address consists of an even number of hexadecimal digits,
with a maximum of 40, optionally separated by interspersed dots.
An optional prefix "0x" is skipped.
If this option is used, all reverse nsap.int names are by default
printed in forward notation, only to improve readability.
The -Z option forces the output to be in the official zone
file format.
- -q
-
be quiet and suppress various warning messages (the ones preceded
by " !!! ").
Serious error messages (preceded by " *** ") are never suppressed.
- -Q
-
selects quick mode, in which several potentially time consuming
special checks are not carried out, and statistics gathering is
skipped if not explicitly selected.
- -T
-
prints the time-to-live values during non-verbose output.
By default the ttl is shown only in verbose mode.
- -Z
-
prints the selected resource record output in full zone file format,
including trailing dot in domain names, plus ttl value and class name.
OTHER OPTIONS
The following options are used only in special circumstances.
- -c class
-
allows you to specify a particular resource record class.
Supported are
IN, INTERNET, CS, CSNET, CH, CHAOS,
HS, HESIOD, and the wildcard ANY or *.
The default class is IN.
- -e
-
excludes information about names that are not residing within
the given zone during zone listings, such as some glue records.
For regular queries, it suppresses the printing of the "additional
information" and "authority information" sections in the answer
from the nameserver.
- -m
-
is equivalent to -t MAILB, which filters
any of types MB, MR, MG, or MINFO.
In addition, MR and MG records will be recursively
expanded into MB records.
- -o
-
suppresses the resource record output to stdout. Can be used in
combination with the -f option to separate the resource
record output from verbose and debug comments and error messages.
- -r
-
causes nameserver recursion to be turned off in the request.
This means that the contacted nameserver will return only data
it has currently cached in its own database.
It will not ask other servers to retrieve the information.
Note that nameserver recursion is always turned off when checking
SOA records using the -C option. Authoritative servers
should have all relevant information available.
- -R
-
Normally querynames are assumed to be fully qualified and are
tried as such, unless it is a single name, which is always tried
(and only once) in the default domain.
This option simulates the default BIND behavior by qualifying
any specified name by repeatedly adding search domains, with
the exception that the search terminates immediately if the name
exists but does not have the desired querytype.
The default search domains are constructed from the default domain
by repeatedly peeling off the first component, until a final domain
with only one dot remains.
- -s seconds
-
specifies a new nameserver timeout value. The program will wait
for a nameserver reply in two attempts of this number of seconds.
Normally it does 2 attempts of 5 seconds per nameserver address tried.
The actual timeout algorithm is slightly more complicated, extending
the timeout value dynamically depending on the number of tries and
the number of nameserver addresses.
- -u
-
forces the use of virtual circuits (TCP) instead of datagrams (UDP) when
issuing nameserver queries. This is slower, but potentially more reliable.
Note that a virtual circuit is automatically chosen in case a query
exceeds the maximum datagram packet size. Also if a datagram answer
turns out to be truncated, the query is retried using virtual circuit.
A zone transfer is always done via a virtual circuit.
- -w
-
causes the program to retry forever if the response to a regular query
times out. Normally it will time out after some 10 seconds per
nameserver address tried.
- -V
-
prints just the version number of the host program, and exits.
SPECIAL OPTIONS
The following options are used only in special circumstances.
- -O srcaddr
-
Define an explicit source IP address for sending nameserver queries.
This may be necessary for multi-homed hosts with asymmetric routing
policy.
- -j minport -J maxport
-
Define a range of explicit port numbers to be assigned to the source
IP address of the client socket for sending the nameserver queries and
receiving the replies. Normally the kernel chooses a random free port
number. This may be an inappropriate number if you are behind a firewall
that filters random port numbers on incoming traffic.
If only one of -j or -J is given, a single explicit port
number is defined. This is ok for UDP queries, but may not be sufficient
for TCP queries.
DEFAULT OPTIONS
Default options and parameters can be preset in an environment
variable HOST_DEFAULTS using the same syntax as on the command
line. They will be evaluated before the command line arguments.
QUERYTYPES
The following querytypes (resource record types) are supported.
Indicated within parentheses are the various kinds of data fields.
- A
-
Host address (dotted quad)
- NS
-
Authoritative nameserver (domain name)
- MD
-
Mail destination (domain name)
- MF
-
Mail forwarder (domain name)
- CNAME
-
Canonical name for an alias (domain name)
- SOA
-
Marks the start of a zone of authority
(domain name of primary, domain name of hostmaster,
serial, refresh, retry, expiration, default ttl)
- MB
-
Mailbox domain name (domain name)
- MG
-
Mail group member (domain name)
- MR
-
Mail rename domain name (domain name)
- NULL
-
Null resource record (no format or data)
- WKS
-
Well-known service description (dotted quad, protocol name, list of services)
- PTR
-
Domain name pointer (domain name)
- HINFO
-
Host information (CPU type string, OS type string)
- MINFO
-
Mailbox or mail list information (request domain name, error domain name)
- MX
-
Mail exchanger (preference value, domain name)
- TXT
-
Descriptive text (one or more strings)
- UINFO
-
User information (string)
- UID
-
User identification (number)
- GID
-
Group identification (number)
- UNSPEC
-
Unspecified binary data (data)
- ANY
-
Matches information of any type available.
- MAILB
-
Matches any of types MB, MR, MG, or MINFO.
- MAILA
-
Matches any of types MD, or MF.
The following types have been defined in RFC 1183, but
are not yet in general use. They are recognized by this program.
- RP
-
Responsible person (domain name for MB, domain name for TXT)
- AFSDB
-
AFS database location (type, domain name)
- X25
-
X25 address (address string)
- ISDN
-
ISDN address (address string, optional subaddress string)
- RT
-
Route through host (preference value, domain name)
The following types have been defined in RFC 1348, but
are not yet in general use. They are recognized by this program.
RFC 1348 has already been obsoleted by RFC 1637 and RFC 1706,
which defines a new experimental usage of NSAP records.
This program has now hooks to manipulate them.
- NSAP
-
NSAP address (encoded address)
- NSAP-PTR
-
NSAP pointer (domain name)
The following are new types as per RFC 1664 and RFC 1712.
Note that the GPOS type has been withdrawn already, and has been
superseded by the LOC type.
- PX
-
X400 to RFC822 mapping (preference value, rfc822 domain, x400 domain)
- GPOS
-
Geographical position (longitude string, latitude string, altitude string)
The following types have been reserved in RFC 1700, and are
defined in RFC 2065 and revised per RFC 2035.
- SIG
-
Security signature
- KEY
-
Security key
- NXT
-
Next valid record
The IP v6 address architecture and DNS extensions are defined in
RFC 1884 and RFC 1886.
- AAAA
-
IP v6 address (address spec with colons)
The following type is documented in RFC 1876.
- LOC
-
Geographical location (latitude, longitude, altitude, precision)
The following types have been proposed, but are still in draft.
- EID
-
Endpoint identifier
- NIMLOC
-
Nimrod locator
- ATMA
-
ATM address
The following type is defined per RFC 2168.
- NAPTR
-
Naming authority URN
The following type is proposed in RFC 2052, updated by RFC 2782.
- SRV
-
Internet service information
The following type is proposed in RFC 2230.
- KX
-
Key exchanger (preference value, domain name)
The following type is defined in RFC 2538.
- CERT
-
The following types have been proposed, but are still in draft.
- A6
-
- DNAME
-
- SINK
-
The following type is defined in RFC 2671.
- OPT
-
EXAMPLES
A very good summary and validation of an entire zone can be obtained
with the following command:
host -G -S -C -A -L 1 zone
DIAGNOSTICS
FAILURE MESSAGES
The following messages are printed to show the reason
of failure for a particular query. The name of an explicit
server, if specified, may be included. If a special class
was requested, it is also shown.
- Nameserver [server] not running
-
The contacted server host does not have a nameserver running.
- Nameserver [server] not responding
-
The nameserver at the contacted server host did not give a reply
within the specified time frame.
- Nameserver [server] not reachable
-
The network route to the intended server host is blocked.
- name does not exist [at server] (Authoritative answer)
-
The queryname does definitely not exist at all.
- name does not exist [at server], try again
-
The queryname does not exist, but the answer was not authoritative,
so it is still undecided.
- name has no type record [at server] (Authoritative answer)
-
The queryname is valid, but the specified type does not exist.
This status is here returned only in case authoritative.
- name type record currently not present [at server]
-
The specified type does not exist, but we don't know whether
the queryname is valid or not. The answer was not authoritative.
Perhaps recursion was off, and no data was cached locally.
- name type record not found [at server], try again
-
Some intermediate failure, e.g. timeout reaching a nameserver.
- name type record not found [at server], server failure
-
Some explicit nameserver failure to process the query, due to internal
or forwarding errors. This may also be returned if the zone data has
expired at a secondary server, of when the server is not authoritative
for some class.
- name type record not found [at server], no recovery
-
Some irrecoverable format error, or server refusal.
- name type record query refused [by server]
-
The contacted nameserver explicitly refused to answer the query.
Some nameservers are configured to refuse zone transfer requests
that come from arbitrary clients.
- name type record not found [at server]
-
The exact reason for failure could not be determined.
(This should not happen).
- zone has lame delegation to server
-
If we query a supposedly authoritative nameserver for the SOA record
of a zone, the information should be available and the answer should
be authoritative. If not, a lame delegation is flagged. This is also
done if the server turns out not to exist at all. Ditto if we ask for
a zone transfer and the server cannot provide it.
- No nameservers for zone found
-
It was not possible to retrieve the name of any nameserver
for the desired zone, in order to do a zone transfer.
- No addresses of nameservers for zone found
-
We got some nameserver names, but it was not possible to retrieve
addresses for any of them.
- No nameservers for zone responded
-
When trying all nameservers in succession to do a zone transfer,
none of them were able or willing to provide it.
WARNING AND ERROR MESSAGES
Miscellaneous warning messages may be generated.
They are preceded by " !!! " and indicate some non-fatal condition,
usually during the interpretation of the retrieved data.
These messages can be suppressed with the -q command line option.
Error messages are preceded by " *** " and indicate a serious problem,
such as format errors in the answers to queries, but also major
violations of the specifications.
Those messages cannot be suppressed.
- zone has only one nameserver server
-
When retrieving the nameservers for a zone, it appears that only one
single nameserver exists. This is against the recommendations.
- zone nameserver server is not canonical (realserver)
-
When retrieving the nameservers for a zone, the name of the specified
server appears not to be canonical. This may cause serious operational
problems. The canonical name is given between parentheses.
- empty zone transfer for zone from server
-
The zone transfer from the specified server contained no data, perhaps
only the SOA record. This could happen if we query the victim of a
lame delegation which happens to have the SOA record in its cache.
- extraneous NS record for name within zone from server
-
During a zone transfer, an NS record appears for a name which is not
a delegated subzone of the current zone.
- extraneous SOA record for name within zone from server
-
During a zone transfer, an SOA record appears for a name which is
not the name of the current zone.
- extraneous glue record for name within zone from server
-
During a zone transfer, a glue record is included for a name which
is not part of the zone or its delegated subzones. This is done in some
older versions of BIND. It is undesirable since unauthoritative, or even
incorrect, information may be propagated.
- incomplete type record for name
-
When decoding the resource record data from the answer to a query,
not all required data fields were present. This is frequently the case
for HINFO records of which only one of the two data field is encoded.
- name has both NS and A records within zone from server
-
An A record has been defined for the delegated zone name. This is
signalled only during the transfer of the parent zone. It is not
an error, but the overall hostcount may be wrong, since the A record
is counted as a host in the parent zone. This A record is not included
in the hostcount of the delegated zone.
- name type record has zero ttl
-
Resource records with a zero ttl value are special. They are not cached
after retrieval from an authoritative nameserver.
- name type records have different ttl within zone from server
-
Resource records of the same name/type/class should have the same ttl value
in zone listings. This is sometimes not the case, due to the independent
definition of glue records or other information in the parent zone, which
is not kept in sync with the definition in the delegated zone.
- name type record has illegal name
-
The name of an A or MX record contains invalid characters.
Only alphanumeric characters and hyphen '-' are valid in
components (labels) between dots.
- name type host server has illegal name
-
The name of an NS or MX target host contains invalid characters.
Only alphanumeric characters and hyphen '-' are valid in
components (labels) between dots.
- name type host server does not exist
-
The NS or MX target host server does not exist at all.
In case of NS, a lame delegation of name to server
is flagged.
It also applies to the PTR target host in reverse zones.
- name type host server has no A record
-
The NS or MX target host server has no address.
In case of NS, a lame delegation of name to server
is flagged.
It also applies to the PTR target host in reverse zones.
- name type host server is not canonical
-
The NS or MX target host server is not a canonical name.
This may cause serious operational problems during domain data
retrieval, or electronic mail delivery.
It also applies to the PTR target host in reverse zones.
- name type target domain does not exist
-
The CNAME target domain does not exist at all.
- name type target domain has no ANY record
-
The CNAME target domain does not seem to have any
associated resource record, although the name seems to exist.
- name address A.B.C.D is not registered
-
The reverse lookup of the address of an A record failed in an
authoritative fashion. It was not present in the corresponding
in-addr.arpa zone.
- name address A.B.C.D maps to realname
-
The reverse lookup of the address of an A record succeeded,
but it did not map back to the name of the A record.
There may be A records with different names for the same address.
In the reverse in-addr.arpa zone there is usually only one PTR to
the ``official'' host name.
- name address A.B.C.D maps to alias aliasname
-
In case of multiple PTR records, the first one encountered points
to the ``official'' host name. Subsequent ones are returned as
alias names via gethostbyaddr() as of BIND 4.9. Note that PTR
records are exempt from round-robin reshuffling.
- zone SOA record at server is not authoritative
-
When checking the SOA for a zone at one of its supposedly
authoritative nameservers, the SOA information turns out
to be not authoritative. This could be determined by making
a query without nameserver recursion turned on.
- zone SOA primary server is not advertised via NS
-
The primary nameserver is not among the list of nameservers
retrieved via NS records for the zone.
This is not an error per se, since only publicly accessible
nameservers may be advertised, and others may be behind a
firewall.
- zone SOA primary server has illegal name
-
The name of the primary nameserver contains invalid characters.
- zone SOA hostmaster mailbox has illegal mailbox
-
The name of the hostmaster mailbox contains invalid characters.
A common mistake is to use an RFC822 email address with a ``@'',
whereas the at-sign should have been replaced with a dot.
- zone SOA serial has high bit set
-
Although the serial number is an unsigned 32-bit value, overflow
into the high bit can inadvertently occur by making inappropriate
use of the dotted decimal notation in the zone file. This may lead
to synchronization failures between primary and secondary servers.
- zone SOA retry exceeds refresh
-
A failing refresh would be retried after it is time for the
next refresh.
- zone SOA refresh+retry exceeds expire
-
The retry after a failing refresh would be done after the data
has already expired.
- zone SOA expire is less than 1 week
-
The authoritative data at secondary servers expires after only
one week of failing refresh attempts. This is probably a little
too early under normal circumstances.
- zone SOA expire is more than 6 months
-
Secondary servers will retry failing refresh attempts for a period
of more than 6 months before their authoritative data expires.
As BIND 8 concludes: war must have broken out.
- server1 and server2 have different primary for zone
-
If the SOA record is different, the zone data is probably different
as well. What you get depends on which server you happen to query.
- server1 and server2 have different hostmaster for zone
-
If the SOA record is different, the zone data is probably different
as well. What you get depends on which server you happen to query.
- server1 and server2 have different serial for zone
-
This is usually not an error, but happens during the period after the
primary server has updated its zone data, but before a secondary
performed a refresh. Nevertheless there could be an error if a mistake
has been made in properly adapting the serial number.
- server1 and server2 have different refresh for zone
-
If the SOA record is different, the zone data is probably different
as well. What you get depends on which server you happen to query.
- server1 and server2 have different retry for zone
-
If the SOA record is different, the zone data is probably different
as well. What you get depends on which server you happen to query.
- server1 and server2 have different expire for zone
-
If the SOA record is different, the zone data is probably different
as well. What you get depends on which server you happen to query.
- server1 and server2 have different defttl for zone
-
If the SOA record is different, the zone data is probably different
as well. What you get depends on which server you happen to query.
EXIT STATUS
The program returns a zero exit status if the requested information
could be retrieved successfully, or in case zone listings or SOA
checks were performed without any serious error.
Otherwise it returns a non-zero exit status.
ENVIRONMENT
CUSTOMIZING HOST NAME LOOKUP
In general, if the name supplied by the user does not have any dots
in it, a default domain is appended to the end. This domain is usually
defined in the /etc/resolv.conf file. If not, it is derived by
taking the local hostname and taking everything after its first dot.
The user can override this, and specify a different default domain,
by defining it in the environment variable LOCALDOMAIN.
In addition, the user can supply his own single-word abbreviations
for host names. They should be in a file consisting of one line per
abbreviation. Each line contains an abbreviation, white space, and
then the fully qualified host name. The name of this file must be
specified in the environment variable HOSTALIASES.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
The complete set of resource record information for a domain name
is available from an authoritative nameserver only. Therefore,
if you query another server with the "-a" option, only a subset
of the data may be presented, since this option asks for any data
that the latter server currently knows about, not all data that
may possibly exist. Note that the "-v" option shows whether an
answer is authoritative or not.
When listing a zone with the "-l" option, information will be fetched
from authoritative nameservers for that zone. This is implemented by
doing a complete zone transfer and then filtering out the information
that you have asked for.
Note that direct contact with such nameservers must be possible for
this option to work.
This option should be used with caution. Servers may be configured
to refuse zone transfers if they are flooded with requests.
RELATED DOCUMENTATION
rfc819, Domain naming convention for internet applications
rfc883, Domain names - implementation and specification
rfc920, Domain requirements
rfc952, DOD Internet host table specification
rfc974, Mail routing and the domain system
rfc1032, Domain administrators guide
rfc1033, Domain administrators operations guide
rfc1034, Domain names - concepts and facilities
rfc1035, Domain names - implementation and specification
rfc1101, DNS encoding of network names and other types
rfc1122, Requirements for Internet hosts - comm. layers
rfc1123, Requirements for Internet hosts - application
rfc1183, New DNS RR definitions
rfc1348, DNS NSAP RRs
rfc1535, A security problem and proposed correction
rfc1536, Common DNS implementation errors
rfc1537, Common DNS data file configuration errors
rfc1591, Domain Name System structure and delegation
rfc1597, Address allocation for private internets
rfc1627, Network 10 considered harmful
rfc1637, DNS NSAP resource records
rfc1664, Using DNS to distribute X.400 address mappings
rfc1700, Assigned numbers
rfc1706, DNS NSAP resource records
rfc1712, DNS encoding of geographical location (GPOS)
rfc1713, Tools for DNS debugging
rfc1794, DNS support for load balancing
rfc1876, Expressing location information in the DNS (LOC)
rfc1884, IP v6 addressing architecture
rfc1886, DNS extensions to support IP v6 (AAAA)
rfc1912, Common DNS operational and configuration errors
rfc1982, Serial number arithmetic
rfc1995, Incremental zone transfer in DNS (IXFR)
rfc1996, Prompt notification of zone changes
rfc2010, Operational criteria for root nameservers
rfc2052, Specification of location of services (SRV)
rfc2065, DNS security extensions (KEY/SIG/NXT)
rfc2136, Dynamic updates in the DNS
rfc2137, Secure DNS dynamic update
rfc2163, Using DNS to distribute global address mapping (PX)
rfc2168, Resolution of Uniform Resource Identifiers (NAPTR)
rfc2181, Clarifications to the DNS specification
rfc2230, Key exchange delegation record for the DNS (KX)
rfc2308, Negative cacheing of DNS queries
rfc2317, Classless in-addr.arpa delegation
rfc2535, DNS security extensions (KEY/SIG/NXT)
rfc2538, Storing certificates in the DNS (CERT)
rfc2541, DNS security operational considerations
rfc2671, Extension mechanisms for DNS (OPT)
rfc2782, Specifying the location of services (SRV)
AUTHOR
This program is originally from Rutgers University.

Time: 21:15:52 GMT, May 20, 2014


You can use the following classes to increase/decrease font size relative to a parent:
.text-40
to.text-200
which means font size is 40% to 200% of its parent:
html

small link (font size is 20% smaller than parent)

large text (font size is 50% larger than parent)

-
.text-75
,.text-85
,.text-95
,.text-105
,.text-115
and.text-125
are also available -
.text-xs
,.text-sm
,.text-md
,.text-lg
,.text-xl
are fixed font sizes (relative to html parent font size):
html

small link

large text

The following classes are available to determine font weight:
- text-600 and font-bolder
- text-400 and font-normal
- text-300 and font-light
- text-700 and font-bold
- text-500 and font-medium
html

semi bold and uppercase link

Not all fonts support all font weights
For example the Open Sans font used in Ace's demo, does NOT have a medium (500) font weight.
And some fonts like Roboto do NOT have semi-bold (600) .
So if you are using a different font which doesn't have semi-bold font weight, depending on your font you should change the $font-semibold
variable
in scss/_variables.scss
to 500 or 700 and re-compile ace.css or ace-themes.css
- no-underline
- line-through
- line-height-n =>
line-height: normnal
- letter-spacing , letter-spacing-1 , letter-spacing-2 , letter-spacing-3 , letter-spacing-4


For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heatin a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the gis and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely likewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/-10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.


PSALMS 120
A psalm written for people going up to the temple to worship
1 When I was distressed, I called out to Yahweh
and he answered me.
2 I prayed,
"Yahweh, rescue me from those who lie to me and try to deceive me!"
3 You people who lie to me, I will tell you what God will do to you
and what he will do to punish you.
4 He will shoot sharp arrows at you as soldiers do,
and he will burn you with red hot coals from the wood of a broom tree.
5 It is terrible for me, living among cruel people
like those who live in the regions of Meshech or Kedar.
6 I have lived for a long time among people who hate to live with others peacefully.
7 Every time I talk about living together peacefully,
they talk about starting a war.


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| issuer |
| notAfter |
| notBefore |
| serial |
| SHA1Fingerprint |
| subject |
This is an embedded object that can not be directly accessed.
This object has no parents.
This object has no children.
This object has no members.
The distinguished name of the certificate issuer.
Format: free
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: issuer
The end date of the certificate validity period.
SDK attribute: notAfter
The start date of the certificate validity period.
SDK attribute: notBefore
The unique serial number of the certificate assigned by the certificate authority.
Format: free
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: serial
The SHA1 FingerPrint of the certificate.
Format: free
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: SHA1Fingerprint
The subject distinguished name of the certificate.
Format: free
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: subject


Diego Costa leaves hospital after successful neck surgery
by Sports DeskDiego Costa has left hospital after he underwent successful surgery on a neck injury, Atletico Madrid have confirmed.
Atletico said this week that the striker had gone under the knife after tests found he had suffered a cervical disk herniation.
Brazil-born Spain international Costa was discharged on Friday after his operation but is expected to be out of action for up to three months.
"The functional recovery period is to begin after a few days of rest," said a short Atletico statement.
Costa has scored twice in 15 appearances in all competitions this term, having struggled to match the initial impact of new signing Joao Felix or the recent form of Alvaro Morata.
Atleti, one point off the top of LaLiga in third place, are away to Granada on Saturday.
B-team striker Dario Poveda is part of the 18-man squad for the match and could make his first senior appearance for Diego Simeone's side.


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- setaShoppingCart(ArrayList<Item>) - Method in class Customer
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- setdBalance(double) - Method in class Customer
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- setdDiscountRate(double) - Method in class Customer
-
- setdPrice(double) - Method in class Item
-
- setdSalary(double) - Method in class Employee
-
- setdSpentMoney(double) - Method in class Customer
-
- setdTotalCost(double) - Method in class Order
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- setiCustomerID() - Method in class Customer
-
- setiDimension(int) - Method in class Tablet
-
- setiDiscountRate(int) - Method in class Campaign
-
- setiExpirationData(int) - Method in class Cosmetic
-
- setiHDDCapacity(int) - Method in class Computer
-
- setiLastingDuration(int) - Method in class Perfume
-
- setiMaxVolt(int) - Method in class Electronic
-
- setiMaxWatt(int) - Method in class Electronic
-
- setiNumOfPurchasedItems(int) - Method in class Order
-
- setiRamCapacity(int) - Method in class Computer
-
- setiScreenSize(int) - Method in class Tv
-
- setiStock(int) - Method in class Item
-
- setiStockForBook(int) - Static method in class Book
-
- setiStockForCdDvd(int) - Static method in class CdDvd
-
- setiStockForDesktop(int) - Static method in class Desktop
-
- setiStockForHairCare(int) - Static method in class HairCare
-
- setiStockForLaptop(int) - Static method in class Laptop
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- setiStockForPerfume(int) - Static method in class Perfume
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- setiStockForSkinCare(int) - Static method in class SkinCare
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- setiStockForSmartPhone(int) - Static method in class SmartPhone
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- setiStockForTablet(int) - Static method in class Tablet
-
- setiStockForTv(int) - Static method in class Tv
-
- setiWeight(int) - Method in class Cosmetic
-
- setsAuthor(String) - Method in class Book
-
- setsBabySensitive(String) - Method in class SkinCare
-
- setsBoxColor(String) - Method in class Desktop
-
- setsBrand(String) - Method in class Cosmetic
-
- setsBrand(String) - Method in class Electronic
-
- setsComposer(String) - Method in class CdDvd
-
- setsCoverTitle(String) - Method in class OfficeSuplies
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- setsCPUType(String) - Method in class Computer
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- setsCustomerID(int) - Method in class Order
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- setsDateOfBirth(Date) - Method in class User
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- setsEmail(String) - Method in class User
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- setsEndDate(String) - Method in class Campaign
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- setSenior(boolean) - Method in class Technician
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- setsHDMISupported(String) - Method in class Laptop
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- setsID() - Method in class Item
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- setsItemType(String) - Method in class Campaign
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- setsManufacturer(String) - Method in class Cosmetic
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- setsManufacturer(String) - Method in class Electronic
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- setsMedicated(String) - Method in class HairCare
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- setsName(String) - Method in class User
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- setsNumberOfPages(int) - Method in class Book
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- setsOP(String) - Method in class Computer
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- setsOrderDate(Date) - Method in class Order
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- setsOrganic(String) - Method in class Cosmetic
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- setsPassword(String) - Method in class Admin
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- setsPassword(String) - Method in class Customer
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- setsPublisher(String) - Method in class Book
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- setsReleaseDate(String) - Method in class OfficeSuplies
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- setsScreenType(String) - Method in class SmartPhone
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- setsSongs(String) - Method in class CdDvd
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- setsStartDate(String) - Method in class Campaign
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- setsStatus(String) - Method in class Customer
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- setsType(String) - Method in class Item
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- setsUserType(String) - Method in class User
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- showAdminInfo(ArrayList<Admin>, int) - Method in class Admin
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This method prints the information of the admin who are asked
- showCustomer(ArrayList<Customer>, String[]) - Method in class Admin
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This method show the customer who are asked
- showCustomers(ArrayList<Customer>, String[]) - Method in class Admin
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This method shows all customers
- showItemsLowOnStock(String[]) - Method in class Employee
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This method show the item' stock if the item's stock is lower
than the given value which is extracted from the given command
- showOrders(ArrayList<Order>) - Method in class Technician
-
This method display the orders which have been completed
- showVipCustomers(ArrayList<Customer>) - Method in class Employee
-
This method shows the vip customers
- SkinCare - Class in <Unnamed>
-
This is a subclass derived from Cosmetic
- SkinCare(double, String, String, int, int, int, int) - Constructor for class SkinCare
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- SmartPhone - Class in <Unnamed>
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This is a subclass derived from Electronic
- SmartPhone(double, String, String, int, int, String) - Constructor for class SmartPhone
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- stringToDate(String) - Method in class Admin
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This method takes parameter as a String and
converts it to a Date type


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by TIMESOFINDIA.COMThe trailer of Arjun Kapoor, Sanjay Dutt, and Kriti Sanon-starrer 'Panipat' released on Tuesday. Packed with powerful dialogues, gory battle scenes and some subtle and soft moments between the lead the pair, the three-minute-fourteen-second trailer had something for everyone.
The film that aims to take viewers back in time to 1761, when the Maratha army waged war against the invading Afghans, that culminated in the epic third battle of Panipat.
Soon after the release, fans and several Bollywood stars including Shah Rukh Khan, Karan Johar, Alia Bhatt, Akshay Kumar, Ranveer Singh, Anil Kapoor, Janhvi Kapoor took to social media to praise the trailer and laud the team for their efforts.
Today, lead actor Arjun, who was humbled by the kind words that came his way, took to social media to personally thank his fellow b-town friends for their support.
The war drama directed by Ashutosh Gowariker that dictates the events that lead to the 'Third battle of Panipat, also features Padmini Kolhapure, Mohnish Bahl, Kunal Kapoor, and Zeenat Aman.
The historical drama is slated to hit screens on December 6.


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Speed of Sound (An Interruption In Spaceflight)
5:05
Words (Retrograde)
2:56
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3:48
Remembering (What Went Wrong)
3:28
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Class RoundIteration<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>
Represents the round iteration concerning a set of players class.
Implements
IRoundIteration<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>
Inherited Members
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Namespace: CardGames.Core
Assembly: CardGames.Core.dll
Syntax
public abstract class RoundIteration<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> : IRoundIteration<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> where TPlayer : class, IPlayer<TDeck, TCard> where TDeck : class, IDeck<TCard> where TCard : class, ICard
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TPlayer | The type that represents the customized Player<TDeck, TCard> for a given game. |
| TDeck | The type that represents the customized Deck<TCard> for a given game. |
| TCard | The type that represents the customized Card for a given game. |
Properties
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Declaration
public ICardTray<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> CurrentCardTray { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ICardTray<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> |
CurrentRound
Declaration
public IRound<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> CurrentRound { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IRound<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> |
MoveController
Declaration
public IMoveController<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> MoveController { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IMoveController<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> |
Players
Declaration
public virtual IEnumerable<TPlayer> Players { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
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Winner
Declaration
public abstract TPlayer Winner { get; }
Property Value
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| TPlayer |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceInitialize<TMoveController, TCardTray>(IEnumerable<TPlayer>)
Declaration
public virtual void Initialize<TMoveController, TCardTray>(IEnumerable<TPlayer> players)
where TMoveController : class, IMoveController<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>, new()
where TCardTray : class, ICardTray<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TPlayer> | players |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
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| TMoveController | |
| TCardTray |
Play()
Declaration
public abstract void Play()


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Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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The base model which all other data models extends
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class CSBaseModel
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A class representing detail about a book
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public class CSBookDetails: CSBaseModel
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Responsible for brokering between the server and client
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public class CSDataHandler
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A class reponsible for managing a local key-value storage.
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public class CSLocalDataHandler
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Dummy class until model is defined
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public class CSUser: CSBaseModel
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A class representing a crowd
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public class CSCrowd: CSBaseModel, Listable


# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
""" Tools for analyzing the autocorrelation time of a time series.
The ipce and icce routines are implementations of the initial positive correlation time estimator, and the initial convex correlation estimator proposed by Geyer [1]_.
The acor algorithm was proposed by Sokal [2]_. The associated code, as well as the code for constructiing autocorrelation functions is taken from the emcee package [3]_.
.. [1] C.J. Geyer. Statistical Science (1992): 473-483.
.. [2] A. Sokal, Functional Integration. Spring, Boston, MA, 1997. 131-192.
.. [3] D. Foreman-Mackey, D.W. Hogg, D. Lang, and J. Goodman. Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific 125.925 (2013): 306.
"""
import numpy as np
import logging
def _next_pow_two(n):
"""Returns the next power of two greater than or equal to `n`"""
i = 1
while i < n:
i = i << 1
return i
def _auto_window(taus, c):
m = np.arange(len(taus)) < c * taus
if np.any(m):
return np.argmin(m)
return len(taus) - 1
[docs]def autocorrfxn(x):
"""Estimate the normalized autocorrelation function of a 1-D series
Parameters
----------
x : ndarray
The time series of which to calculate the autocorrelation function.
Returns
-------
acfxn : ndarray
The autocorrelation as a function of lag time.
"""
x = np.atleast_1d(x)
if len(x.shape) != 1:
raise ValueError("invalid dimensions for 1D autocorrelation function")
n = _next_pow_two(len(x))
# Compute the FFT and then (from that) the auto-correlation function
f = np.fft.fft(x - np.mean(x), n=2*n)
acf = np.fft.ifft(f * np.conjugate(f))[:len(x)].real
acf /= acf[0]
return acf
[docs]def ipce(x):
""" The initial positive correlation time estimator for the autocorrelation time, as proposed by Geyer.
Parameters
----------
x : ndarray
The time series of which to calculate the autocorrelation function.
Returns
-------
tau : float
Estimate of the autocorrelation time.
mean : float
Average value of x
sigma : float
Estimate of the square root of the autocovariance of x
"""
x = np.copy(x)
mean = np.average(x)
corrfxn = autocorrfxn(x)
lagmax = int(len(x) / 2)
i = 0
t = 0
while i < 0.5*lagmax:
gamma = corrfxn[2*i] + corrfxn[2*i+1]
if gamma < 0.0:
# print 'stop at ',2*i
break
else:
t += gamma
i += 1
tau = 2*t - 1
var = np.var(x)
sigma = np.sqrt(var * tau / len(x))
return tau, mean, sigma
[docs]def integrated_time(x, c=5, tol=50, quiet=False):
""" Estimate the integrated autocorrelation time of a time series.
This estimate uses the iterative procedure described on page 16 of
`Sokal's notes <http://www.stat.unc.edu/faculty/cji/Sokal.pdf>`_ to
determine a reasonable window size.
Parameters
----------
x : ndarray
The time series of which to calculate the autocorrelation function.
c : float
The step size for the window search. Default is 5.
tol : int
The minimum number of autocorrelation times needed to trust the estimate. Default is 50.
quiet : bool, optional
This argument controls the behavior when the chain is too short. If True, gives a warning instead of raising an error. Default is True
Returns
-------
tau : float
Estimate of the autocorrelation time.
Raises
------
ValueError: If the autocorrelation time can't be reliably estimated
from the chain and ``quiet`` is ``False``. This normally means
that the chain is too short.
"""
x = np.atleast_1d(x)
if len(x.shape) == 1:
x = x[:, np.newaxis, np.newaxis]
if len(x.shape) == 2:
x = x[:, :, np.newaxis]
if len(x.shape) != 3:
raise ValueError("invalid dimensions")
n_t, n_w, n_d = x.shape
tau_est = np.empty(n_d)
windows = np.empty(n_d, dtype=int)
# Loop over parameters
for d in range(n_d):
f = np.zeros(n_t)
for k in range(n_w):
f += autocorrfxn(x[:, k, d])
f /= n_w
taus = 2.0*np.cumsum(f)-1.0
windows[d] = _auto_window(taus, c)
tau_est[d] = taus[windows[d]]
# Check convergence
flag = tol * tau_est > n_t
# Warn or raise in the case of non-convergence
if np.any(flag):
msg = (
"The chain is shorter than {0} times the integrated "
"autocorrelation time for {1} parameter(s). Use this estimate "
"with caution and run a longer chain!\n"
).format(tol, np.sum(flag))
msg += "N/{0} = {1:.0f};\ntau: {2}".format(tol, n_t/tol, tau_est)
if not quiet:
raise ValueError(msg)
logging.warning(msg)
return tau_est
[docs]def acor(x, tol=10, quiet=True):
""" Acor algorithm, as proposed by Sokal and implemented in EMCEE.
Parameters
----------
x : ndarray
The time series of which to calculate the autocorrelation function.
tol : int, optional
The minimum number of autocorrelation times needed to trust the estimate. Default is 10.
quiet : bool, optional
This argument controls the behavior when the chain is too short. If True, gives a warning instead of raising an error. Default is True
Returns
-------
tau : float
Estimate of the autocorrelation time.
mean : float
Average value of x
sigma : float
Estimate of the square root of the autocovariance of x
"""
mean = np.average(x)
tau = integrated_time(x, tol=tol, quiet=quiet)
var = np.var(x)
sigma = np.sqrt(var * tau / len(x))
return tau, mean, sigma
[docs]def icce(x):
"""The initial convex correlation time estimator for the autocorrelation time, as proposed by Geyer.
Parameters
----------
x : ndarray
The time series of which to calculate the autocorrelation function.
Returns
-------
tau : float
Estimate of the autocorrelation time.
mean : float
Average value of x
sigma : float
Estimate of the square root of the autocovariance of x
"""
x = np.copy(x)
lagmax = int(len(x) / 2)
corrfxn = autocorrfxn(x)
t = corrfxn[0] + corrfxn[1]
i = 1
gammapast = t
gamma = corrfxn[2*i] = corrfxn[2*i+1]
while i < 0.5*lagmax-2:
gammafuture = corrfxn[2*i+2] + corrfxn[2*i+3]
if gamma > 0.5*(gammapast+gammafuture):
break
else:
t += gamma
gammapast = gamma
gamma = gammafuture
i += 1
tau = 2*t - 1
var = np.var(x)
mean = np.average(x)
sigma = np.sqrt(var * tau / len(x))
return tau, mean, sigma
def _get_iat_method(iat_method):
"""Control routine for selecting the method used to calculate integrated
autocorrelation times (iat)
Parameters
----------
iat_method : string, optional
Routine to use for calculating said iats. Accepts 'ipce', 'acor', and 'icce'.
Returns
-------
iatroutine : function
The function to be called to estimate the integrated autocorrelation time.
"""
if iat_method == 'acor':
# from autocorrelation import acor
iatroutine = acor
elif iat_method == 'ipce':
# from autocorrelation import ipce
iatroutine = ipce
elif iat_method == 'icce':
# from autocorrelation import icce
iatroutine = icce
else:
raise ValueError('Method for calculation iat not recognized.')
return iatroutine


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SharedFile Class¶
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class
smb.base.
SharedFile
(create_time, last_access_time, last_write_time, last_attr_change_time, file_size, alloc_size, file_attributes, short_name, filename)[source]¶ Contain information about a file/folder entry that is shared on the shared device.
As an application developer, you should not need to instantiate a SharedFile instance directly in your application. These SharedFile instances are usually returned via a call to listPath method in smb.SMBProtocol.SMBProtocolFactory.
If you encounter SharedFile instance where its short_name attribute is empty but the filename attribute contains a short name which does not correspond to any files/folders on your remote shared device, it could be that the original filename on the file/folder entry on the shared device contains one of these prohibited characters: “/[]:+|<>=;?,* (see [MS-CIFS]: <IP_ADDRESS>.1 for more details).
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alloc_size
= None¶ Total number of bytes allocated to store this file
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create_time
= None¶ Float value in number of seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 to the time of creation of this file resource on the remote server
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file_attributes
= None¶ A SMB_EXT_FILE_ATTR integer value. See [MS-CIFS]: <IP_ADDRESS>.3
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file_size
= None¶ File size in number of bytes
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filename
= None¶ Unicode string containing the long filename of this file. Each OS has a limit to the length of this file name. On Windows, it is 256 characters.
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isDirectory
¶ A convenient property to return True if this file resource is a directory on the remote server
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isReadOnly
¶ A convenient property to return True if this file resource is read-only on the remote server
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last_access_time
= None¶ Float value in number of seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 to the time of last access of this file resource on the remote server
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last_attr_change_time
= None¶ Float value in number of seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 to the time of last attribute change of this file resource on the remote server
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last_write_time
= None¶ Float value in number of seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 to the time of last modification of this file resource on the remote server
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short_name
= None¶ Unicode string containing the short name of this file (usually in 8.3 notation)
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Data Structures | |
| class | SDLCommandHandler |
| class | ShowTextInputTask |
Public Member Functions | |
| void | loadLibraries () |
| void | onWindowFocusChanged (boolean hasFocus) |
| void | onLowMemory () |
| boolean | dispatchKeyEvent (KeyEvent event) |
| Object | getSystemServiceFromUiThread (final String name) |
| InputStream | openAPKExpansionInputStream (String fileName) throws IOException |
| int | messageboxShowMessageBox (final int flags, final String title, final String message, final int[] buttonFlags, final int[] buttonIds, final String[] buttonTexts, final int[] colors) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | initialize () |
| static void | handlePause () |
| static void | handleResume () |
| static void | handleNativeExit () |
| static native int | nativeInit (Object arguments) |
| static native void | nativeLowMemory () |
| static native void | nativeQuit () |
| static native void | nativePause () |
| static native void | nativeResume () |
| static native void | onNativeDropFile (String filename) |
| static native void | onNativeResize (int x, int y, int format, float rate) |
| static native int | onNativePadDown (int device_id, int keycode) |
| static native int | onNativePadUp (int device_id, int keycode) |
| static native void | onNativeJoy (int device_id, int axis, float value) |
| static native void | onNativeHat (int device_id, int hat_id, int x, int y) |
| static native void | onNativeKeyDown (int keycode) |
| static native void | onNativeKeyUp (int keycode) |
| static native void | onNativeKeyboardFocusLost () |
| static native void | onNativeMouse (int button, int action, float x, float y) |
| static native void | onNativeTouch (int touchDevId, int pointerFingerId, int action, float x, float y, float p) |
| static native void | onNativeAccel (float x, float y, float z) |
| static native void | onNativeSurfaceChanged () |
| static native void | onNativeSurfaceDestroyed () |
| static native int | nativeAddJoystick (int device_id, String name, int is_accelerometer, int nbuttons, int naxes, int nhats, int nballs) |
| static native int | nativeRemoveJoystick (int device_id) |
| static native String | nativeGetHint (String name) |
| static boolean | setActivityTitle (String title) |
| static boolean | sendMessage (int command, int param) |
| static Context | getContext () |
| static boolean | showTextInput (int x, int y, int w, int h) |
| static Surface | getNativeSurface () |
| static int | audioOpen (int sampleRate, boolean is16Bit, boolean isStereo, int desiredFrames) |
| static void | audioWriteShortBuffer (short[] buffer) |
| static void | audioWriteByteBuffer (byte[] buffer) |
| static int | captureOpen (int sampleRate, boolean is16Bit, boolean isStereo, int desiredFrames) |
| static int | captureReadShortBuffer (short[] buffer, boolean blocking) |
| static int | captureReadByteBuffer (byte[] buffer, boolean blocking) |
| static void | audioClose () |
| static void | captureClose () |
| static int [] | inputGetInputDeviceIds (int sources) |
| static boolean | handleJoystickMotionEvent (MotionEvent event) |
| static void | pollInputDevices () |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static boolean | mIsPaused |
| static boolean | mExitCalledFromJava |
| static boolean | mBrokenLibraries |
| static boolean | mSeparateMouseAndTouch |
Protected Member Functions | |
| String [] | getLibraries () |
| String [] | getArguments () |
| void | onCreate (Bundle savedInstanceState) |
| void | onPause () |
| void | onResume () |
| void | onDestroy () |
| boolean | onUnhandledMessage (int command, Object param) |
| Dialog | onCreateDialog (int ignore, Bundle args) |
Protected Attributes | |
| final int [] | messageboxSelection = new int[1] |
| int | dialogs = 0 |
Static Protected Attributes | |
| static SDLActivity | mSingleton |
| static SDLSurface | mSurface |
| static View | mTextEdit |
| static ViewGroup | mLayout |
| static SDLJoystickHandler | mJoystickHandler |
| static Thread | mSDLThread |
| static AudioTrack | mAudioTrack |
| static AudioRecord | mAudioRecord |
| static final int | COMMAND_USER = 0x8000 |
SDL Activity
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This method is called by SDL using JNI.
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This method is called by SDL using JNI.
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inlineprotected |
This method is called by SDL before starting the native application thread. It can be overridden to provide the arguments after the application name. The default implementation returns an empty array. It never returns null.
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inlinestatic |
This method is called by SDL using JNI.
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inlineprotected |
This method is called by SDL before loading the native shared libraries. It can be overridden to provide names of shared libraries to be loaded. The default implementation returns the defaults. It never returns null. An array returned by a new implementation must at least contain "SDL2". Also keep in mind that the order the libraries are loaded may matter.
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inlinestatic |
This method is called by SDL using JNI.
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This method is called by SDL using JNI.
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inlinestatic |
Called by onPause or surfaceDestroyed. Even if surfaceDestroyed is the first to be called, mIsSurfaceReady should still be set to 'true' during the call to onPause (in a usual scenario).
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Called by onResume or surfaceCreated. An actual resume should be done only when the surface is ready. Note: Some Android variants may send multiple surfaceChanged events, so we don't need to resume every time we get one of those events, only if it comes after surfaceDestroyed
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inlinestatic |
This method is called by SDL using JNI.
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This method is called by SDL using JNI. Shows the messagebox from UI thread and block calling thread. buttonFlags, buttonIds and buttonTexts must have same length.
| buttonFlags | array containing flags for every button. |
| buttonIds | array containing id for every button. |
| buttonTexts | array containing text for every button. |
| colors | null for default or array of length 5 containing colors. |
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This method is called by SDL if SDL did not handle a message itself. This happens if a received message contains an unsupported command. Method can be overwritten to handle Messages in a different class.
| command | the command of the message. |
| param | the parameter of the message. May be null. |
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| IOException | on errors. Message is set for the SDL error message. |
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Id of current dialog.
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If shared libraries (e.g. SDL or the native application) could not be loaded.
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Result of current messagebox. Also used for blocking the calling thread.


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Filtering data by polygon
By providing a CSV file with location coordinates and a text file with the coordinates of the desired polygon region, the point in polygon algorithm creates a CSV file containing only the data from locations inside the provided polygon region.
For each point in the dataset, the algorithm checks in linear time the number of intersections of an "infinitely" long horizontal line starting at that particular point with the edges of the polygon. If the number of intersections is odd or the point lies on an edge of the polygon, the point is added to the filtered dataset. Otherwise, the point is outside the region and thus ignored.
Usage details
To filter your csv dataset using our point-in-polygon algorithm, in the SaintLuciaDataset/createSaintLuciaCSV.py file you have to set the following variables:
The path to the file containing the coordinates of the polygon to filter data by. For each polygon vertex, the coordinates must be written on separate lines in the format "latitude longitude". Please check the example in the GitHub repository for more details.
line 6: coordsFilePath =
The path of the csv file containing location data:
line 25: locationsDataCSVFilePath =
The path to the file where the filtered data should be stored:
line 43: filterdCSVFilePath =
ML weather prediction model
The ML model was implemented as a regression algorithm, with the average wind speed as the explained (dependent) variable, and the month and year as the regressors (independent variables).
Two models were provided: a linear regression, and an SVM model. For both models, the data was normalised by subtracting the mean and dividing by the standard deviation. We used 70 % of the data for the training process, and 30 % for testing the performance.
Because the relationship between the variables is unlikely to be linear, we used the SVM model, with a radial basis function kernel, as the main algorithm. The "kernel trick" allows performing non-linear classification by mapping the inputs into high-dimensional feature spaces. The linear regression model was used as a means of comparing the performances.
Note: Because AI analysis was not the scope of our project, and due to the lack of relevant data, the model was designed as a proof of concept. We acknowledge that our model is neither complete nor significant. As a consequence, the results were not meaningful: the mean absolute error was 1.4996 and the R^2 score was 0.3384.
Usage details
To use the algorithm from SaintLuciaDataset/mockValuesML.py on your dataset, you have to change the values of two variables.
To set the value of the filepath of your dataset, change line 118:
line 118: csvDataFilePath =
Similarily, set the value of to the filepath where you want the predicted data to be stored.
line 137: enhancedDataFilePath =
The code uses an SVM model, to change it to linear regression, set the value of modelType (line 10) to 'linearRegression'.
line 10: modelType = 'linearRegression'


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In order to meet the demands of high performance computing (HPC) researchers, large-scale computational and storage machines require many staff members who design, install, and maintain these systems. These HPC systems professionals include system engineers, system administrators, network administrators, storage administrators and operations staff all who face problems that are specific to high performance systems.
The Systems Professionals Workshop intends to be a platform for discussing the unique challenges that come from supporting large-scale, high performance systems. We are soliciting submissions that speak directly to the state of the practice of standing up and operating high performance systems with an emphasis on solutions that can be implemented by systems staff at other institutions.
After two successful workshops (2016, 2017), we are planning the 2018 version. The workshop will be November 11, 2018 from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM.
Here is a link to the to the official announcement.
Call for Papers
Our call for papers is on GitHub. Be sure and check this out.Slides from Papers
- HPCSYSPROS Introduction (pptx)
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- Making Containers Easier with HPC Container Maker (pptx)
- Best Practices in Managing Tens of Petabytes of Data (pptx)
- Next Generation Cluster Management Architecture (pptx)
- cgroups_py: Using Linux Control Groups and Systemd to Manage CPU Time and Memory (pdf)
- xCat and Masterless Puppet: Aiming for Ideal Configuration Management (pdf)
- Compliant Cloud+Campus Hybrid HPC Infrastrucutre (pptx), CRC CUI Drawing (pdf)
- LCI Postcard (pdf)
Topics of Interest
Here are some topics of interest for this group. Note that these are here to indicate direction, not to disallow other related topics.
- Cluster, configuration, or software management
- Performance tuning/Benchmarking
- Resource manager and job scheduler configuration
- Monitoring/Mean-time-to-failure/ROI/Resource utilization
- Virtualization/Clouds
- Designing and troubleshooting HPC interconnects
- Designing and maintaining HPC storage solutions
- Cybersecurity and data protection
- Cluster storage
Example paper ideas might be:
- Best practices for job scheduler configuration
- Advantages of cluster automation
- Managing software on HPC clusters
Calendar
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Workshop Submissions Open | April 9, 2018 |
| Workshop Submission Close |
August 19, 2018 NO EXTENSIONS |
| Reviews Sent | September 7, 2018 |
| Resubmission Open | September 7, 2018 |
| Resubmission Closed | September 27, 2018 |
| Acceptance Notifications | October 12, 2018 |
| Final Abstracts for Program Due | October 14, 2018 |
| Workshop | November 11, 2018 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM |
Organizing Committee
| Position | Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Chair | Alex Younts | Purdue University |
| Deputy Chair | David Clifton | Ansys |
| Program Committee Chair | Stephen Lien Harrell | Purdue University |
| Organizing Committee | John Blaas | University of Colorado Boulder |
| Andrew Howard | Microsoft | |
| David King | NCSA | |
| Paul Peltz | Los Alamos | |
| William Scullin | Argonne | |
| Jenett Tillotson | Purdue University | |
| Isaac Traxler | LSU |
Program Committee
| Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|
| John Blaas | CU Boulder |
| David Clifton | ANSYS Inc. |
| Andrew Howard | Microsoft |
| David King | NCSA |
| Sean McGrath | Trinity College Dublin |
| Scott McMillan | NVidia Corporation |
| Paul Peltz Jr. | Los Alamos Natioanl Laboratory |
| Jeffrey Raymond | University of Pittsburgh |
| Prestom M. Smith | Purdue University |
| George Turner | Indiana University |
| Alex Younts | Purdue Uiversity |
Contact Information
Please send email to hpcsyspros.
Links
- HPC Sysadmin Mailing List - you should join!
- HPCSYSPROS Slack Invite
- pearc19


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by Ryan GaydosAn Antonio Brown reunion with the New England Patriots doesn’t appear to be happening.
Rumors swirled Thursday when a WEEI report revealed the Patriots were “kicking tires” on potentially re-signing Brown. But The Athletic put the rumor to bed Friday with a source telling the website the controversial wide receiver wouldn't get a second chance with New England.
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