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Kenyan(so I can take you on any day on the tracks). I love Linux, though I can't say I'm exceptional but I'm good at it. Currently doing my undergraduate degree in Information Technology and trying to juggle with work at the same time(talk about multitasking).
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Hi everyone, A friend of mine lost a laptop the other day and unfortunately, there was no way to locate it . It got me thinking about solutions for locating stolen laptops or for that matter, most electronic hardware. Most of the solutions that I've come across e.g Adeona at … | |
Re: Hi Tinnin, Have you been able to log in to the server from another location before? If not, please check your firewall settings on the server, IPTables maybe? Please also advise on what distro of Linux you are running on that server. | |
Re: Hi ussra, Please see the program as below. I have not used any of the functions and so I've commented them out. Please note that I have added a new variable, AverageRainfall and I've also initialized AnnualRainfall to 0.0. Hope this helps. [code] // This program collects the weather statistics … | |
Re: Hi Martin, Shouldn't the & be &&? | |
Re: Hi Spothao, Gammu has a program that scans GSM modems for received sms and stores them in storage that you define, e.g, a MySQL database from which you would then read the messages using the PHP script. Please see this [Click Here](http://wammu.eu/docs/manual/smsd/smsd.html) and this [Click Here](http://wammu.eu/docs/manual/smsd/config.html#gammu-smsdrc) | |
Re: Hi Labdabeta. What Windows version are you running? Have you installed the correct drivers for the W-LAN card? You can try checking this by going to your Device Manager under Computer Management and checking to see if the card is being properly recognized. For the second problem, please try using … | |
Re: I think I just replied to your most recent thread on the same. This thread however has more information, so I'll try to help. When you say that both ports 1935 and 554 are responding, I'm assuming you are trying to access them from a different machine other than the … | |
Re: Hi Angle90. From your statements I guess what you are trying to do is to have a default file sent to the server even if the user doesn't include any in their form submission. If that's the case, then it's just a matter of including a conditional statement in the … | |
Re: Hi Sandi009. Which client and server are you using for streaming? | |
Re: Experiencing the same problem on firefox 16.0.2. Has anyone found a cause for this? Mine crashes when I move to another tab and try to return to Daniweb. Immediately I click on the Daniweb tab, it just crashes. | |
Re: Hi guys, Sandman4040, please check that you aren't infected as JorgeM suggests. But first of all, please try telnetting to port 80 of any machine on the web. It should show you if it connects successfully. Just open cmd and type in **telnet somehost 80** e.g *telnet www.google.com 80*. If … | |
Re: Hi linn, Are you able to ping a host on the internet (not the hostname but its I.P), for example, can you ping 8.8.8.8? | |
Re: Hi K7i5t3n, I'm suspecting a proxy configuration issue on the two browsers (IE and Chrome). To change this configuration on Chrome, open your Chrome browser and type chrome://chrome/settings/ then click on ***show advanced settings*** . Under the Network option, click on *Change Proxy Settings*, the Internet Properties window will come … | |
Re: Hi Simon, As JorgeM has pointed out, kindly elaborate on what you mean. Is it a USB GSM modem? Are you able to connect through a wired network? | |
Re: Hi Loid123, Please elaborate. I for one cannot make out that drawing of A_B_C. But from what I was able to get from your question, if you want to create 16 subnets in A, you'll need to borrow 5 bits from the host portion of network 192.168.1.0. So the first … | |
Re: Hi Ethire, Have you tried doing a memory test from the BIOs of your machine to confirm that the RAM sticks are okay? I believe there should be that option. Also, download CPU-Z from www.cpuid.com and run it to see whether it detects both memory sticks or not. Regards. | |
Re: Hi Magicmarkuk, I believe that's what urtivedi is asking. Please post the script code. | |
Re: Hi Hyperion, From your question, it seems that you should be referring to the algorithm that you have been given. Otherwise, if you haven't been given any algorithm to follow, then the question is not valid. I believe you know what an algorithm is? | |
Re: Hi, Can you telnet to 175.41.140.91 on port 80? | |
Re: Hi Mir Numan, Are you able to ping the gateways from your PCs, i.e are you able to ping 192.168.10.1 from your first PC (192.168.10.2) and 192.168.20.1 from the second PC? If not, then please try connecting one of the PCs with a straight through cable instead. I believe your … | |
Re: Hi Zina a, Monitoring the ports for FTP would suffice since if a port is up usually means that the service is up. A perl script would do a nice job or even a C program that takes the port number as an argument and returns information such as connection … | |
Re: it's a machine that people think is smart but it's really so dumb. would you like to meet God? | |
Re: hello prasannaiitg, Ubuntu does not have the folder /etc/sysconfig/. Instead, for interface configurations, you need to access /etc/network/interfaces. | |
Re: I doubt there's a way of doing that because the new line character (ENTER) is what alerts the program that you are finished inputting your value. | |
Re: Hi Vastor, Please use the [B]getline[/B] function instead of [B]cin[/B]. The syntax for it is, [CODE]getline (cin,str); [/CODE]. So, borrowing from your program, I'd write [code] //Add more students cout << endl << "Want to add more student?(yes/no): "; string add_student; //use this getline (cin,add_student); //instead of this: cin >> … | |
Re: Hi chiragsathit, Are you able to ping the router's i.p(192.168.1.254) and the Windows machine from the Cent-OS machine? And also, help us to understand your setup. Here is how I understand it. Windows machine---->Router(in bridge mode)---->Cent-OS machine--->Internet Link. | |
Re: Hi Fo2sh, You'll need to access the Windows services menu just as you had done and configure the [b]ICS[/b] service to start manually. Then, for the Cisco VPN client service ([b]cvpnd.exe[/b]), change it's startup properties to automatic and then click on start to start it. You should then be able … | |
Re: Hi Blithebill, If the router was successfully reset, then it must be assigned the default network address which is usually 192.168.1.1. What you'll need to do is, connect directly from your computer to the router using an Ethernet cable. Assign your computer's Ethernet card with an I.P in the network … | |
Re: Hello fancytee, Are these two different routers, or one router with 2 interfaces? What model of router/s? Please follow this steps to troubleshoot. Ping the gateway for the 192.168.30.X network i.e 192.168.30.4 from a host on 192.168.10.X? If the ping is successful, please confirm if network address translation(NAT with overloading) … | |
Re: Hi alaa sam, The two ways of setting the environment variables are: 1. "name of your env variable"="path to command". For example, let's say you want to access a folder named [B]alaa[/B] located on your desktop from anywhere in your directory path, say from [B]/etc/sam [/B], you can set an … | |
Hi everyone, Please assist with this issue that I'm having. I am trying to create a simple web interface to allow me to send sms's from a browser window. I am using gammu ([url]http://wammu.eu/[/url]). I am able to execute the code below when using the php cli on the linux … | |
Re: Hi hqt, I must say, your English is, well, mmmmh, messy? but I'm sure you'll understand this. A pointer is a variable like any other and so it needs a type. A pointer points to the memory location of another variable of the same type. [CODE]int *a,*b,*c,i=5; b=&i;//b is a … | |
Re: Hi dotancohen, The [CODE]int *ip;[/CODE] is just a declaration of an int type pointer. It has not been assigned to point to any memory location yet. A pointer of type int can only point to the memory address of an integer variable e.g [CODE]int *ip,dc;//Declaration of int type pointer *ip … | |
Re: [QUOTE=happygeek;1595163][ATTACH=right]21490[/ATTACH]Imagine lining up 57.5 billion Apple iPads to build a wall measuring about 4000 miles long and 60 feet high. To put that into perspective, think of the Great Wall of China cloned and stacked on one top of the other, that's how big we are talking here folks. Now … | |
Re: Hi KoolRunner, Welcome to Daniweb. Your configuration is right. The port that the PC is going to be connected to should not be a trunk and should be assigned to VLAN10. You should have a default gateway configured on the switch that you will be connecting the P.C to. Cisco … | |
Re: Hi akshayinbox, To start off from the really simple before heading on to the complicated, when you right click on the WAMP icon on the taskbar there is the option for put online, have you enabled this option already? This needs to be done so that the the WAMP services … | |
Re: Hi O'Neil The access list is configured to allow traffic from all the hosts in the kiosk network 10.254.22.0 to access host 10.236.177.5 via remote desktop protocol (port 3389). In access lists, 255 means that the value must match exactly while a zero means the value can be anything from … | |
Re: hi Lost in Code, I hope you understand why %s worked and not %c. This is because %c will only accept one character and not a string like %s would. In your case, if the user had put YES for the first question, only Y would appear in the printf … | |
Re: Hi Bangor_boy. The classful network is 172.31.0.0/16.The network you have is already subnetted and that's why it's 172.31.0.0/20 which will actually give you 16 subnets since 4 bits have been borrowed from the host bits of the /16 network. The 16 subnets are 172.31.0.0/20,172.31.16.0 up-to 172.31.240.0/20(note that it's a 16 … | |
Re: Here goes Three things in life must not be lost: Peace, Hope, Honesty. | |
Hi guys, I have a CISCO 5500 Firewall and it already has 2 networks connected: one connecting to the internet and the other one connecting my private network. I have now connected another network on one of the interfaces but I am unable to enable communication between the new network … | |
Hi Guys, I have set up a cron job on a Centos server that is supposed to execute a script that looks for SMS messages in a queue and processes them. My crontab file is under [B]/etc/crontab[/B]. The job is supposed to be run after every 5 minutes. The command … | |
Re: Hi pcfresh, have you tried using a different CD for set up? please try that and see what happens. | |
Re: On the local area connection under the options tab, kindly check what IP address is assigned to your machine and how it is assigned i.e is it by DHCP or manually. the IP address assigned, should be in the range of 192.168.1.2 all the way to 192.168.1.254 assuming that the … | |
Re: hey there Mariyameggy. About the first suggestion i wouldn't be sure. The problem seems to be the IP address configuration. i believe your router automatically assigns IP addresses to computers that connect to it (it's called DHCP), and so there is no need to assign a static IP address yourself. … | |
Re: hey Dmarie3194, ways exist of making a signal stronger but that is done by the owner of the wireless Access point. You will need to get your own Internet connection if you want internet for your laptop. Otherwise, you can only connect to public wireless networks only because they allow … | |
Re: Hi there CFROG. Have you tried to check on the sharing properties of the folder? |
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