http://docs.jquery.com/Types

I’ve got a few servers in different places around the country and try to monitor them using the logwatch utility.  One problem that I’ve run into however is that a few of these servers are not able to send their logwatch emails to me, based on email restrictions by the ISPs.  I spent some time this afternoon researching what was required to have my servers authenticate to my gmail account and send me the mail that way.  This setup assumes Ubuntu 8.04 (or later) and Postfix.

Install the required packages

sudo aptitude install postfix libsasl2 ca-certificate libsasl2-modules

Configure Postfix

This tutorial will not outline how to configure your postfix server, but we’ll jump directly to the relayhost section.  You’ll want to add the following lines to your /etc/postfix/main.cf file:

relayhost = [smtp.gmail.com]:587
smtp_sasl_auth_enable = yes
smtp_sasl_password_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/sasl_passwd
smtp_sasl_security_options = noanonymous
smtp_tls_CAfile = /etc/postfix/cacert.pem
smtp_use_tls = yes

The above lines are telling Postfix that you want to relay mail through gmail on a specific port, telling it to authenticate, and where to find the username and password.  The last three lines specify the authentication types supported, where the certificate authority file is and that it should use tls.

Define Username and Password

Next we’ll need to populate the sasl_passwd file.  Create the file /etc/postfix/sasl_passwd with the following contents:

[smtp.gmail.com]:587    user.name@gmail.com:password

This file should have restrictive permissions and then needs to be translated into a .db that Postfix will read.

sudo chmod 400 /etc/postfix/sasl_passwd
sudo postmap /etc/postfix/sasl_passwd


At this point you can restart Postfix and it should work, however it will complain about not being able to authenticate the certificate.  To take care of this issue we’ll use the ca-certificate package we installed and tell it where it can validate the certificate.

cat /etc/ssl/certs/Thawte_Premium_Server_CA.pem | sudo tee -a /etc/postfix/cacert.pem

Go ahead and reload postfix (sudo /etc/init.d/postfix reload) and you should be set.

https://www.gigya.com

How to find things in Internet

http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/12/how-to-find-anything-online-become-an-internet-research-expert/

Arduino

http://arduino.cc/

http://www.robotev.com/biblioteka.php

Check those

The interesting think is that two of them are on Rails (www.mebelicomfort.com, shop.djibutzo.com) , one of them is on Wordpress and the last one is on some custom PHP framework.

And meanwhile we are doing a lot of refactoring on our company website psspy.se, which finally is starting to look good.

After so much work I think that I will be tired but I am ready now for 6 websites for 1 week.

I recommend this to all my friends.

Предимства

• Качеството на Българският интернет е ОК
• Дават добри отстъпки ако си платиш за година

Недостатъци

• При кабелна повреда оставате без интернет мин 3 дена
• Чуждестранният често спира или е много бавен
• Support-а им е от надути админчета, които са толкова велики че просто няма как да ви помогнат на вас простосмъртният дебил.
• Съпорта не записват повредите и да получите обезщетение от тях за времето, което сте нямали интернет си е цяла магия.
• Докато пиша тази статия седя на холдон в 01 ч. явно спят копеленцата
• Мрежата им е баната от bitme.org и други известни torrent тракери
• Спират ти Интернет-а в ноща петък с/у събота и имат една работща каса на майната си
  • Спирането се изразява в някакво глупаво прокси което ти прецаква всички отворени страници до момента
• Тъпаците още не вдигат сигурно спят дълбоко

Извод

Ако можете изберете друг доставчик.

http://github.com/timcharper/spork

How to fix the Missing error

http://chrisblunt.com/blog/2009/08/28/rails-configuring-rspec-for-spork/

• CIS Benchmarks – contains requirements from the Center for Internet Security (CIS) benchmarks.
• DCID – contains requirements from the Director of Central Intelligence Directives (DCID).
• DISA UNIX STIG – contains modules that address DISA UNIX Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs) security recommendations.
• FERC CIP – contains modules that address the Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) standards for electricity distributors.
• JAFAN – the Joint Air Force-Army-Navy (JAFAN) manual established the security policy and procedures for storing, processing, and communicating classified Department of Defence (DoD) Special Access Program (SAP) information in information systems.
• NISPOM – contains modules that address the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM).
• PCI DSS – Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council includes members from Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and JCB International Credit Card Company. This council administers the Data Security Standard (DSS).
• Web Services Protection – contains modules that address standard security functionality to provide protection.

IBM tutorial

Check what is doing this woman in municipal court of Sofia. She doesn’t care that I have take picture of here

Bulgarian swingeing lazy worker

This time the post is related to my notebook which mousepad doesnt support double tap (poor lenovo :) )

Emulate3buttons – this is the magic key. Wonder how to use it? Just click left+right at the same time.

Also be aware: in the new distros this setting is not changed from xorg.conf  check this article

http://www.seebs.net/log/articles/459/disabling-emulate3buttons-on-ubuntuleft+left+right clicks right clicks

The rest is a copy/paste from the post above

The problem is that you can’t just override this in xorg.conf anymore. You need to use xinput. xinput’s powerful, clever, flexible… and totally over the heads of a lot of users. Here’s a script to run from .xinitrc or the equivalent which disables Emulate3Buttons on any input devices which have it. (It’s now called “Middle Button Emulation”, mind.)

#!/bin/sh
xinput list | sed -ne 's/^[^ ][^V].*id=\([0-9]*\).*/\1/p' | while read id
do
        case `xinput list-props $id` in
        *"Middle Button Emulation"*)
                xinput set-int-prop $id "Middle Button Emulation" 8 0
                ;;
        esac
done

How this works: We first obtain a list of ID numbers, disregarding those where the second character on the line was V, because xinput list-props doesn’t work on the "Virtual[...] lines for the generic keyboard and mouse. For each such device, we check to see whether it has the feature; if so, we disable it. (The number 8 indicates that we’re setting an 8-bit value; it doesn’t really matter. The disabled state is 0.)

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hmmm… copy and paste it in some console for best results. Be ware! In this image I have encoded very destructive shell commands!

Here is a tutorial how to do use it.

http://linux.byexamples.com/archives/222/ascii-art-video-and-images/

In short you only need

apt-get install aview

then asciiview someimage.img

http://www.torproject.org/

List of alternatives

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/687132/a-modelbox-for-jquery-1-3-2

A modelbox for jQuery 1.3.2

0 1

I am using jQuery 1.3.2 and I was wondering if anyone knew of a modelbox/lightbox that would work with that. I’ve found a bunch of jQuery powered lightboxes, but most of them use way older versions of jQuery. I am going to use it to display an html form so it need it to support more than just images. Thanks – I ended up going with colorbox because it’s really pretty good. The only downside I can see is that if doesn’t recenter after you re-size the browser window, but I can live without that. jquery flag edited Apr 4 at 21:47 asked Mar 26 at 19:02 Joe 477●7 57% accept rate

5 Answers

oldest newest votes

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ColorBox is one that I found recently and seems similar in capability to Thickbox. Their main page indicates it was built against jQuery 1.3. The particular features that were important to me were: Appearance is completely controlled through CSS so users can restyle the box. Degrades gracefully, all content displayed can be accessed without JavaScript. Generates W3C valid XHTML and CSS, JSLint free with no added global variables. link|flag answered Mar 30 at 22:06 Ryan 440●8

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I don’t think there’s anything specifically for 1.3.2 as it is pretty recent. Even though Thickbox is ancient, it still works well and lets you show anything you want in the modal. Also check out jqModal for a little newer plugin with some features Thickbox lacks like callbacks. I’ve used both of these with >1.3 jQuery versions with no problems and they are very good. link|flag answered Mar 26 at 19:09 Paolo Bergantino 38.7k●5●60●127

0	We’ve used both SimpleModal and FancyBox and had good results. link|flag answered Mar 26 at 19:23 bdukes 10.8k●13●34

0	Just tried SimpleModal, does not work with jQuery 1.3.2. As soon as I switch back to 1.2.6, everything back to normal. Any suggestions? Thanks link|flag answered Mar 30 at 21:29 Whoever

0	Slimbox 2: http://www.digitalia.be/software/slimbox2 Works perfectly for me with jQuery 1.3.2, and is as simple as original LightBox. link|flag

• Fonts:
• AnonymousPro and AnonymousTT from here

Font sources:

• Fonts 101
• Abstract Fonts
• 1001 Free Fonts
• Font Reactor
• TypeNow
• Font Village
• EKNP Free Fonts

Make X11 fonts available to Java

Perform one of the following:

1. Open /etc/profile and add a new environment variableJAVA_FONTS=/usr/share/fonts/truetype
   export JAVA_FONTS
   
2. Open font.properties file under jre/lib directory, uncommnent and set to the appropriate font directoryappendedfontpath=/usr/share/fonts/truetype

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/286004/hidden-features-of-modrewrite

I aways forget the params for mod_rewrite so here is the summary

• [R] force a redirect (default 301)
• [R=302] force a 302 redirect
• [L] stop rewriting process (see note below in common pitfalls)
• [NC] case insensitive matches