Say you have a binary registry export or dump from Windows and need to have a look at its contents. What do you do? The solution I came up with is:
WINEPREFIX=/tmp/dump regedit *.reg
Which gives you nice plain-text ini-style registries to examine in /tmp/dump. That obviously needs Wine installed.
Quick reference for using postfix as a “shield” server to Exchange to check valid mailboxes against ActiveDirectory (SBS edition):
create a LDAP configuration file:
server_host = ad-server.your.domain
search_base = ou=MyBusiness,dc=your,dc=domain
query_filter = (&(objectClass=*) (proxyAddresses=smtp:%s))
result_attribute = sAMAccountName
bind=yes
bind_dn = dn of user account
bind_pw = pw of user
Was hat die BPS aus der Indizierung der Ärzte gelernt? Richtig. Nichts. Und wieso darf Frau von der Leyen da eigentlich selbst ran?
Due to some last-minute bugs rygel 0.4.1 has been released.
It is also available in debian unstable now
Rygel 0.4 (Fascinating!) has been released yesterday, so grab it while it’s hot.
I once had a cellphone that played very nicely with Linux, the good old Siemens S55. Unfortunately, my SE P1i doesn’t. I tried various combinations of Multisync or OpenSync, nothing helped. Today I bit the bullet and installed funambol with syncevolution. What shall I say, apart from having to run a ~250Meg Java Application server just for me, it simply works. Period.
And thanks to Blueman, this works with Bluetooth now, too (Via PAN of course, not OBEX).
No, it isn’t. You don’t only get the mingw version of gupnp, there will be a shiny version compatible with MSVC! Lo and behold, the unavoidable screenshot
Could someone please enlighten me?
I spent a third of my work today wondering why
- a modified QUdpSocket only leads to IGMPv1 membership reports
- a self-written plain old socket multicast client only leads to IGMPv2 joins, but very seldom leaves
Now being at home, I tried both programs and both reliably send IGMPv3 joins and leaves…
If you’re using VMWare on Linux host, you sometimes might experience that after switching from VM to Host your ALT key (or some other “special” key) stopps working. Found the workaround to correct this: setxkbmap
(Workaround found in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/195982)