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oberon · Dec 7 '08, 07:37 PM

Hi,
moving s.settimeout(2) before s.listen(5) doesn't seem to make any difference, neither in IronPython or Python.

oberon · Apr 29 '08, 07:01 AM

Your last post didn't really clearify what you are looking for. If you could please add a few lines of explanation, then you would have a greater chance of getting the right answer....

oberon · Apr 3 '08, 08:42 PM

I have experience with setting up and using Nagios as the monitoring software for a large network of switches and servers. It is absolutely worth looking into. Nagios is open source software, and can be downloaded from sourceforge.net ....

oberon · Apr 3 '08, 07:40 PM

To me that sounds like an issue with the wireless encryption, maybe you have the wrong password for logging onto the network. Try logging into the router (with a cable or through another computer) and check the wireless encryption settings. For troubleshooting you can try temporarily disabling the encryption....

oberon · Apr 3 '08, 07:24 PM

Hi!
I would recommend Cygwin. It is a popular "linux-like" environment for Windows, and it implements POSIX and a large collection of applications equivalent to those found on unix/linux....

oberon · Apr 2 '08, 06:13 PM

Here is a one-liner for the same job:

Code:

cat test.text | echo -n $(awk {'print $0 "|"'}) | sed -e 's/\ *//g'

The -n is to remove newline, and the last sed is to remove a whitespace that would otherwise sneak in.

oberon · Apr 1 '08, 10:50 PM

Hi!
In your schedule you'll need to specify an application or a script that does the task of calling your remote script url.
You could for example call a web browser with the url as argument. A more elegant alternative would be to write a VB script to call the url. An example VB script can be as follows:

Code:

'scriptfile.vbs
Call LogEntry()
Sub LogEntry()
        On Error Resume Next
        Dim objRequest

...

oberon · Mar 30 '08, 10:05 PM

The problem here is the expression if ( $year / 4 ). This test will return true as long as it is a valid division, which in this case is true for all values of $year. What you want is a test that returns true when the division does not give any remainder. You can use the modulo operator for this:

Code:

if ( $year % 4 == 0)

oberon · Mar 30 '08, 12:02 AM

Instead of matching with .*, you could match with [^\"]*. That way you will only match until first occurence of \".

Code:

$_reg = '#\"http://([^\"]*)\"#'; // regular expression

oberon · Mar 29 '08, 12:56 PM

The code you gave compiles fine on my system. How do you invoke the compiler? gcc <filename>?

oberon · Mar 29 '08, 12:40 PM

Hi,
one solution is to make a simple shell script. Put the following in a file called e.g. mygrep:

Code:

!/bin/sh
search=$1 #Use first argument as searchword
shift 1 #Remove searchword from argument list
grep $search $* | awk -v search="`echo $search`" {'print search ": " $0'}

You can then run the script with ./mygrep foo *.txt.

oberon · Mar 28 '08, 02:23 PM

Thanks for your reply.

The overload Color.FromArgb( r, g, b) does not quite cover my needs as I want to be able to use alpha components also below 0xFF.

I found out that by placing the variable assignment inside an unchecked scope, it will compile:

Code:

unchecked
{
	Int32 argbValue = (Int32)0x9FFF0000;
	Color c = Color.FromArgb(argbValue);
}

If I don't include the "unchecked" it...

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