In the following section, we provide answers to questions that are most frequently asked about DRBD Architecture.

The Linux-HA project (http://www.linux-ha.org/) offers a high availability solution commonly referred to as Linux Heartbeat. Linux Heartbeat ships as part of several Linux distributions, as well as within several embedded high availability systems. This solution can also be used for other applications besides databases servers, such as mail servers, web servers, file servers, and DNS servers. Linux Heartbeat implements a heartbeat-protocol.

Use the Bug Tracker on SourceForge. Please be as specific as possible in posting your bug report, including what is necessary to reproduce the bug. Also feel free to post to the Help Forum.

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You can submit a bug from http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=AspectJ . If it seems to be a bug in the compiler, please attach a small test case (source code) to reproduce the problem. For more information on writing compiler test cases, see Q:How do I write bugs for the AspectJ compiler?.

You can e-mail suggested bug fixes or new feature implementations to prefuse-admin (at) lists (dot) sourceforge (dot) net. New features may or may not be incorporated into the toolkit proper, if not, they can be shared as external extensions available from the prefuse website. Also feel free to post it to the Help Forum.

This depends on the bug. If it's something in the kernel, feedback should go to Apple. Bugs in the distribution should be submitted to the GNU-Darwin bug tracker.

With the Response Management through Partner (RMtP) tool, partners are assured of getting a response - and getting it faster. You can access the tool here. Individuals who want to access the tool must be associated with a Certified or Gold Certified Partner within the Microsoft Partner Program.

You can submit bug fixes and patches to the Batik developers mailing list and you can enter bugs in Bugzilla.

Every WAPM has a heartbeat function. The heartbeat's frequency and resolution is configurable (refer to each WAPM's specifications). The heartbeat function is like a watchdog, a WAPM will communicate with its WPIM at least once every hearbeat period. If a WPIM misses two heartbeats in a row from a WAPM, then the WPIM asserts a "loss of RF communications" trouble signal to the ACP. (back)

A description of the issue. You may want to include any steps taken to resolve it and an expected deliverable.

ADB) Sure. Before you check the list archives, you can search DejaNews and AltaVista (simultaneously, if your browser allows you to open various windows). You can also follow some links on the Linux Documentation Project site.

Please note: the most common cause of delays in fixing problems and helping users is failure to follow these instructions.

Solr requires the JUnit JAR for compilation. This JAR is not commited into the Solr lib directory like other dependencies because of the JUnit integration with Ant. Please see the Ant documentation of JUnit for notes about where Ant expects to find the JUnit JAR and Ant task JARs.