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 | Hello, I am wondering what the "using namespace std;" statement is all about. I have never seen it, yet have done the "hello world" program as coded above many times. Christian  |
| | Re: disk mirroring Hello, Yes, you do have a problem. Are these mirrors Data or System? When you boot the NT Server, does the system come up stable and well? ALso, what do you mean by initialize? Are they reformatting every boot? Are you running the latest SPack? I think it is 6a. …  |
| | Hello, Dani, our System Administrator, has created a new forum called Mac Tips and Tricks. I'd love to write about a number of things concerning the Macintosh, but being at the administrator level for so many years, I may be a bit out of touch on what new people would … |
| | Hello, The website from LiteOn doesn't list Mac OS X as a supported operating system. While that may not necessairly suggest that it won't work, it doesn't shine to nicely on the subject. A lot of devices are cross-platform. You can look into the System Profiler found on your system … |
| | Hello, I am not sure how the OS is going to detect thrashing. I know that I can detect it by looking at logs, and looking at the size of the swap file, and seeing what is going on in real time. If your logs show that the CPU is … |
| | Hello Maan, We can't! You are asking us to send our completed work for you to accept, perhaps adjust a bit, and then submit it as your own. That causes 3 problems: you failed to learn something, it is unethical for us to do for you, and it is unethical … |
| | Hello, As I was re-developing my Netware 6.0 server on the home network, I found this utility: [url]http://www.scrippscollege.edu/~dept/it/zen/RconsoleJ-OSX-Install.dmg.sit[/url] that allows me to run Remote Console on my Macintosh (OS X 10.3.4). the colors come through very nice, and I can move from screen to screen. This is truly a wonderful … |
| | Re: Voice over IP Hello, So, it was working last week, and it is not this week. Have to ask what changed. Did you install any new software, or run Windows Update and install things from there? Are your IP addresses on both sides still the same? Can the computer ping the IP Phone? … |
| | Hello, The older DOS PKUNZIP might work for you. I wonder if WinZip has something like that available too. I wonder if you could instead of getting a bunch of .ZIP files, if your source could send you ONE zip file with everything inside it. You cannot just go PKUNZIP … |
| | Hello, How old is this computer? Are you rather good with computers, or just starting out? It may be possible to reset your BIOS with jumpers on the motherboard. If you are just starting out though, it might be over your head on trying to find them. Typically, 2000/XP wants … |
| | Re: Yellow Dog Hello, It is possible that you have a bad second disk, or that you got caught up in the graphical installer but could not see what you were installing. I did YDL on my G3 Laptop last year, and liked the environment. It is quite similar to RedHat. I like … |
| | Re: Delete History Hello, First, just a side comment... never ask something in caps. Long gone are the days of caps only input, and it looks like you are yelling at us. Next, what history are you refering to? Internet Explorer? Mozilla? Cookies? There are a bunch of things that you would need …  |
| | Hello, What you might need is a means to track the processes over time, very similar to Unix/Linux TOP command, that will show you how much CPU time is consumed since the computer was booted. Your screen above shows an instant snapshot, but looking at it, we cannot see how … |
| | Hello, I am not an expert programmer, but it looks to me that you should define the struct before you do the typdef statement. It might be possible to combine them as shown-- I am not sure. You should also have a head pointer, and a tail pointer, and be …  |
| | Re: help me wth file Hello, This should be pretty straightforward. First, you need to create two data structures in memory. They will be the same structures, but one will be the master file data, and the other will be the transaction file. Couple things for you to think about: * Array or linked list? … |
| | Hello Peter, Agree with incissor on his discussion. I would include personal information such as phone number, email address, and address. I hope that you have them on your internal copy, but left it off for the web for privacy reasons. Get rid of the big RESUME on the top … |
| | Hello, grep or sed might have some functionality you are looking for. Also consider ls -al instead of ls -l because you will miss anything in a hidden directory (a .directory) if you are just in the -l mode. This is a doozie of a project. Too sleepy to think … |
| | Hello, Does the OS try to format the disk? If so, it is being recognized as a device, but not the internals. What does System Profiler have to say about the device? OS 9 should recognize it, unless you used something besides HFS or HFS+ to format the device. It …  |
 | Hello, I am a daily user of Mozilla Firefox on the Mac OS X platform. They had a kink in their previous release that interferred with DaniWeb details, but that has been fixed. I think it was a problem with the OS X version... the Linux one worked just fine. …  |
 | Hello, I find this extremely useful. Thank you for the change. Christian  |
 | Hello, I assume you are on a cable modem or a DSL. Moving stuff upstream at that rate is pretty good (66.7 Kbytes/sec). A lot of ISP's throttle back the uploads, as they do not want their customers (YOU!) to be running a server on their line and making a … |
| | Hello, I think you are looking to make a Ghost / PQDI Disk image programming. Unless you are very strong in your C / C++ coding skills, you are in for a real battle. You are going to need to work at the partition level, and go after hidden files, … |
| | Hi, I know this post is way old, but E-Directory is a Novell solution, and Active Directory is Microsoft. You will probably find a product to make the migration... I seem to think that Server 2000 and Server 2003 include a tool to migrate user accounts and so forth. This … |
| | Re: archive help Good Morning, It is possible to work with zip files on the Mac. While it is not the traditional Stuffit format, there are Zip programs out there for the Mac, and most of them Shareware. My guess is that you have some sort of segmenting going on, although I am … |
| | Hello, I would have to disagree with Freesoft_2000's comment that C++ is heavily dependant on Windows Operating System. C++ is cross platform -- Macintosh, Linux, Microsoft, Unix, and VAX/VMS to just get started. Granted, the user-interfaces might need to be ported (Windows has different API than Macintosh), but a terminal-only … |
| | Hello, We can't! The idea of a community such as DaniWeb is for a group participation and learning by solving the problem. It is also unethical for A) us to do your homework, and B) for you to accept our work as your homwork. No! What can we do? You … |
| | Hello, I would think you would want to have the user hit the a key multiple times, instead of having them hold down the key. If they just hold down the key, you are relying on a keyboard repeat rate, and that will lead to different responses on different systems. … |
| | Hello Papa Smurf, You wrote out pretty clear instructions on how to work regedit, but failed to tell the user on how to backup the registry. Your post is incomplete. As an administrator, I have links setup to answer common questions too, and have taken the time to proofread what …  |
| | Re: MAC Address Hello, You MIGHT be able to, but why would you want to? Which Linux version? Mandrake? RedHat? Christian |
| | Hello, Did you do an upgrade, or format first, and then put 10.3 on? I am also wondering if your G4 needs a BIOS upgrade or something. Tell us a little more about your Mac. Christian |
| | Re: linux - modem Hello, If that is a WinModem, you may have some troubles there. You can try: * Upgrading to Redhat 9. This requires backing up, and taking percautions, and planning * Running Kudzu manually and seeing if it detects it. * Go into /var/log/messages and see if there are any mentions …  |
| | Hello, While I yeild to Crunchie and other HTJ log experts, I can see that you have a problem with the C:\windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file. Inside hosts, you should have one entry: 127.0.0.1 localhost (This is for the IP stack local configuring) Christian |
| | Hello, Another good site is mcafee.com I have found that one of these two places have information on the viruses, and how to kill them. In my opinion, they take turns on being the more "informed" on what the infection is doing. Christian |
| | Hello, It seems that you are very frustrated. I am assuming that you are using Windows something, but as you did not specify what you are actually using, it limits what we can say about it. Couple considerations: 1) Switch to Linux. Escape anything written for Microsoft. This is not … |
| | Hey Dani, Do moderators receive one for our diligent service to the website? :) I would love one. |
| | Hello Patricia, I agree that a format is in order. Yes, there are tools such as partition magic that will manage things while keeping your data secure, but you are then placing your faith in a tool and your data. I would save the data off, and then re-partition. I … |
| | Hello, I would save your files off the hard disk, and re-format the hard drive. Also consider making a second partition (a D:) so that if you ahve to re-install again, if all your data is on D:, you will not need to worry about it. Note that a D: … |
| | Hello, How are you trying to install Windows 2000? Booting from the CD-ROM? The four floppies? I haven't had problems installing using either method. The CD-ROM style went faster... What are your exact error messages? Thanks. Christian  |
| | Hi, Well, the executable is located in /System/Library/CoreServices/Help Viewer. Guesses: * Permissions are messed up. Run the Disk Repair and see if the disk needs help. Check for problems, and then check for bad permissions. Mine says: drwxr-xr-x (755 for us Linux people), and is owned by root, and grouped … |
| | Hello, Are you trying to do an upgrade, or a fresh re-install? An upgrade might cause the hangup. I would suggest that you store your data somewhere else (CD-ROM, Network), and then boot from the Panther CD-ROM. You might have to format (and since y ou backed up your data) … |
| | Hello, There is a way to disable the countdown, but you should make sure you have your data backed up before you make this modification. While it isn't a serious mod, if you do something wrong, you might not be able to boot properly, and that can be costly. On … |
| | Re: Vbs_freelink Hello, I found this for you: [url]http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=VBS_FREELINK[/url] I hope that helps, Christian |
| | Hello, Go here and get a utility called uptime. Very simple. Surprised that it doesn't come with the OS, or with 2003 for that matter. [url]http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/downloads/management/uptime/default.asp[/url] Christian |
| | Hello, I am assuming the OS 9 computer is the host, and you are using OS X to connect to it. You should not need to turn on file sharing "both directions". Treat one as a Server, and the other as a Client. On the OS 9 Mac: * Did … |
| | Hello, What does ifconfig tell you? Is the card online? How about the logs? Is the card there? Did it load properly at boot time? Can the fedora computer ping anything else? Do you see activity on the switch lights? Is the switch properly plugged in, and all cables good … |
| | Hello, I do my part to keep the internet clean. I run Linux and Macintosh. :) (I just had to say something) Christian |
| | Hello, I am not certain what Mac you have, or what OS is your base. If you purchased the Mac with OS 9 disks, you can boot from those CD-ROMS, and access your files. OS 9 doesn't have any knowledge of security, so you should be able to go in … |
| | Hello, Seeing the damage that is done, I think it is best for you to re-format your drives and start over. You don't know what modifications were made to the system, and could spend the next few months of your life making things work again. Sometimes it is smart to … |
| | Hello, I have setup systems where each subnet receives their own NIC in the server. If you have a router in there, I am sure you can get it all to work for you. Or, if you would re-consider your scheme, so that you use a 10.x.y.z network, you can … |
| | Hello, Did you put in the card after the Suse install? It is possible that hooks from the old card are causing a problem. I am not a Suse guy, but to me it sounds like the system is looking for the other device. You might have to swap cards … |
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