I've been having this issue (at two separate clients) where all of the volume labels for the network drives that a user is connecting to get renamed as "Disconnected Network Drive." The icon shows...

It worked. Thank you much.

Prereqs:

Windows XP SP2
Office 2003 SP1

I have a workstation at a client with the following issue:

A user periodically takes a screenshot and then pastes it into Word. All appears to be ok...

anyone? :)

I'm all a about the Japanese import scene. :) ... considering buying an Evo8 or RSX-S

I have very little Citrix knowledge, yet have been tasked to administer two citrix servers in a load balancing farm.

The way that printing is currently setup is that printers and permissions...

While running through some user accounts in our ADS setup I noticed that one of them is set to "Store password using reversible encryption." This is no good and does not meet the company's security...

This setting can also be changed in the BIOS on some Dell systems

I was given an old KDS monitor some time ago and it seems that they aren't the most reliable pieces of equipment. Unfortunately, you may want to get a new/newer monitor. I tried the tape thing, and...

You took the words right out of my mouth when you mentioned satelite. I would definitely research that as an option.

("our usual recommended spy-ware tools from here" means the same tools that we always tell people here at daniweb to use.)

In other words...

I ran AdAware, SpyBot, and Hijack-this with no...

here would be a good script:

(the pre-req is that you have ssh installed on everything and can log into every server by using public keys instead of passwords)


#!/bin/bash

...

I would imagine that you could have one valid copy of windows, install Microsoft SUS on it, and then have your pirated machines get their updates from that. I think that would work. :)

A few other good programs are VLC (not to be confused with VNC) and xine.

Have a mirror? The URL on that post doesn't work. They probably don't like the sudden bandwidth spike. ;-)

* = any ammount of matches of the previous expression

For example:

[[:graph:]]* is really "Any printable and visible (non-space) character repeated any number of times"

That is what I posted about:

grep -o "[[:alnum:][:graph:]]*@[[:alnum:][:graph:]]*"

grep -o returns the matched expression instead of the whole line matched

I realized that this can...

Those look awfully familiar. Did you grab those off of a "100 useful SED scripts" site? :)

Having linux clients to a terminal server is easy!

http://www.rdesktop.org/
http://www.nongnu.org/grdesktop/

And somewhere on Citrix's site they provide a linux Citrix client as well.

And grep saves the day. Next time I'll RTFM better. :)

grep -o "[[:alnum:][:graph:]]*@[[:alnum:][:graph:]]*"

I haven't tested for many bugs/quirks in the results yet, but a few quick checks...

I have a bunch of text files with different formats that somewhere in the file have email addresses. I would like to be able to parse through any number of these files for email addresses. Here are...

Has anyone seen this? I can't find anything on google/groups, none of my co-workers have seen this and none of our usual recommended spy-ware tools from here are finding this! I boot into safe mode...

Have you tried powering off the modem for at least 30 seconds? The steps that I would take, are to power off the modem and router for thirty seconds. Power up the modem. Give it 45 seconds or so to...

If you want it to bring up a GUI login prompt automatically at boot you need to change your default runlevel. You do this by CAREFULLY editing the file '/etc/inittab' and changing the default from 3...

I run 2 versions. On my work laptop i use 9.1 with 2.4.25 kernel, latest kde and latest gnome 2.6, gtk 2.4, and I update other software a lot. My private file server that sits at home is running an...

In no particular order:

Orbital
Radiohead
DJ Tiesto
Slayer
Squarepusher
Static-X
The Doors
Ron D Core

Using Windows 2000 server. I was testing it at the command line. That was the problem. Thanks!

That yields the same problem that I was having:

%%A was unexpected at this time.

Get the degree. You are gonna kick yourself in the ass if you don't have it one day when you really need it.

What would normally be the next message following the "card-02 texas..." line?

bash:

#!/bin/bash

DOMAIN=mydomain.com

for client in ServerA ServerB ServerC ServerD
do
xhost +$client.$DOMAIN
done

5 REM Happy Birthday to BASIC
10 PRINT "http://apnews.excite.com/article/20040429/D82885100.html"
20 END

I'm not sure what would be causing the problem, but it would be interesting to see what other protcols this intercepts. POP/SMTP seem to be fine. Can you have these people try accessing an https://...

Good idea Dani. :)

There may be a better way to create your site in a box, and center it, but in the past I have used the <center> tag for centering a 1x1 table, and then putting the rest of the content inside of the...

Yeah, I haven't seen anyone say "Redhat is teh sux0rz and sl4ckw4r3 0wnz!!!" yet. :)

That is most likely your problem. Who knows where that originally came from. I'm sorry but we can't help very much with pirated software here. If you can't afford a copy of Windows XP then reinstall...

of animal droppings

What is saying it needs atapi cd-rom?

killed many people