05-14-2013
I am still meet a problem when I want to reply or create a new thread
Hi, Scott, I am still meet a problem when I want to reply or create a new thread in "Shell Programming and Scripting" Forum, It reminds that:
To create new threads in this forum your post count must be 10 or greater.
You currently have 2 posts.
To my surprise, I posted a thread in "Shell Programming and Scripting" Forum yesterday, but I cannot post now.
How to post count larger than 10 successfully since I cannot post any more in "Shell Programming and Scripting" Forum.
I am very depressed.
Please help me, Thanks.
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And frankly, I'm a bit miffed by it.
I had thanked the person who suggested a solution to the issue, pasted code to a shell script that may have helped other users, and was courteous, witty and all that the best forum admins look for in a member/contributor/poster.
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I think I know the answer but I'll ask and see if someone with more expertise can share new light on this topic: Does Ksh have the capability to create new threads (not processes) and/or offer some multiplexing on named pipes?
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please tell me how can i post a new post. i am not getting any option to post a new question.
any suggestion is highly appreciated.
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Hi Admin
I got the error message as follows when I reply or create new thread.
To reply to threads in this forum your post count must be 10 or greater.
You currently have 9 posts.
Is there any problems with my account?
How I can reach the 10 replies? I cann't post any replies now.
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Hi, Admin, I have met a problem that I cannot post new thread and reply after register.
It reminds some information as shown in the below:
case 1:
To create new threads in this forum your post count must be 10 or greater.
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case 2:
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Dear Moderator
I am not able to post any new thread or post reply to mine old thread.
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I am unable to post reply to a thread. Whenever I will reply to any post I get the message every time :
The message you have entered is too short. Please lengthen your message to at least 5 characters.
Even though length of the message is more than required.
for example I tried to post
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Hi.
I registered, but when trying to post, I get ...
"Sorry, you do not have enough Bits to post a new thread"
Google & Forum search showed some hits, but no solution.
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sem_post
sem_post(2) System Calls Manual sem_post(2)
NAME
sem_post - unlock a POSIX semaphore
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
is used to post the semaphore referenced by sem. The calling thread will not return from its call to unless it can either: increment the
semaphore value, if there are no blocked threads on this semaphore; give the semaphore to a blocked thread, if there are any blocked
threads on this semaphore; or have an error condition.
If the semaphore value is < 0, the semaphore has blocked threads, waiting for it to become available (the absolute value of the semaphore's
value indicates the number of waiters at that moment). If the semaphore value is >= 0, the semaphore has no waiters.
If the semaphore has no waiters at the time its value is checked, the semaphore's value will be atomically incremented, with respect to the
checking of its value, up to its maximum value as specified by If the semaphore has waiters at the time its value is checked, the semaphore
value is not changed. Instead, the calling thread will attempt to wake up a waiter. If the semaphore has waiters having realtime priori-
ties, the thread must wake up the highest priority waiter. Otherwise the thread at the head of the channel queue is woken up.
When a waiter is successfully woken, the semaphore being posted will be given to the woken waiter. In other words, the state of the sema-
phore remains unchanged. Instead, the semaphore being posted will be inherited by the waiter being woken from this call to
If the specified semaphore referred to by sem is a named semaphore, then this semaphore must have been opened by the calling process with
The calling process must have both read and write permissions on the semaphore to perform this operation. The routine may be called asyn-
chronously, i.e. from a signal handler.
To use this function, link in the realtime library by specifying on the compiler or linker command line.
EXAMPLES
The following call to will post the semaphore sem.
RETURN VALUE
A successful call to will return 0 and the calling thread would have posted the semaphore. Otherwise, the call to will return -1 with
errno set to the appropriate value of the error condition.
ERRORS
fails and does not perform the requested operation if any of the following conditions are encountered:
[EPERM] The calling process does not have the privileges necessary to post the semaphore.
[EINVAL] The argument sem does not refer to a valid semaphore.
SEE ALSO
<semaphore.h>.
STANDARDS CONFORMANCE
sem_post(2)