Darkvader

Take it easy, I didn't do anything bad, I just PMed you. check your messages

It's really sad to see the algerian youth abandoned by their own government when Algeria is among the most wealthy countries.

please don't feel offended because of what I'm about to say, I believe you are a great guy, with a lotta passion for Islam as all Muslims should be, but I think sometimes you get it all wrong. The owner of this topic is trying to explain that there needs to be an environment and basic conditions for people to pursue happiness and feel safe to do whatever they want in the premise of what GOD His almighty has allowed. Now, I don't think anybody would believe in any of those verses you mentioned above when they don't have the basic stuff, like food to eat, running water and be safe in their own skin. When Islam came, there was lawlessness and killing in Arabia and people were living in misery and hunger, our Prophet PBUH, brought safety, feeding the poor, charity, zakat, unity and sense of freedom before he started talking about God Almighty. I don't think you can tell somebody that's about to die of hunger and thirst to believe in GOD, before you can preach Islam you need to feed them and make them comfortable. Our Prophet PBUH always sought refuge from spiritual bankruptcy and poverty and I believe there is a reason why he associated these two things together in his supplications, that's because poverty leads to disbelief. Those are my 2 cents. Again nothing personal.

Your web site is very vulnerable to hijacking.

If you are using VS2005 then below is a simple key press ('a' to 'z') detection. using System; using System.Drawing; using System.Windows.Forms; public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); this.KeyPress += new System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventHandler(this.Form1_KeyPress); } private void Form1_KeyPress(object sender, KeyPressEventArgs e) { if (e.KeyChar >= 97 && e.KeyChar { MessageBox.Show("Form.KeyPress: '" + e.KeyChar.ToString() + "' pressed."); } } }

Just a small correction. There is no such namespace "System.Windows.Forms.Controls.Control" it's "System.Windows.Forms.Control" instead. Another thing that you should've mentioned is that Windows controls inherit from "System.Windows.Forms.Control" but Web Controls don't. Windows forms and Web forms have different controls that inherit from different namespaces.

Former Googleers unveil Cuil, a new search engine at www.cuil.com, they have indexed roughly 120 million pages, 3 times what google did and it's pretty fast. sorry for the mispelling (pronounced not pronouned)

This one is sure a vlc bug. VLC does not stream rtsp with h264 properly.

Why don't you add them to your list? Add the IP Address.

Do you get audio but no video? and what version are you using?

I don't see anything wrong in your log, and the reason you get nothing is because VLC is getting no stream from the address you supplied 238.1.1.127:1234. Same thing for "Nigthy".

Try VLC in debug mode, then post the result here so we can help you.

I try to avoid these kind of discussions as much as I can, because they tend to end nowhere. But since you [HAVOC] got me involved, I will try to give you my opinion about .NET platform, IIS, PHP and Apache. I am not really into Microsoft technologies per say, but since it's my daily job and my bread winner, I know little bit more about their (MSFT) work and what they are trying to accomplish. More and more companies here in the US are becoming MS shops, and the reason being is that you can accomplish a lot with the .Net framework in so little time, I can build you a full blown web site with ASP.NET in few hours where it might take days with PHP, the only downside to that is it's platform dependent (Windows), as for security (IIS=>6 vs Apache), I don't have to go far, just read the statistics, and take a tour at milw0rm.com to see what's happening. .NET Framework is supported by a big company MICROSOFT that stands behind its product and has a lot of money to make it work. As for security, it all depends on the developer, and the reason you see lots of PHP web sites defaced these days is because there are lots of people that don't even know the difference between an integer and a double building web sites for high profile companies, on the other side of the fence you got kids having fun with SQL Injection and CSS. Example http://www.itcis.net/ from this post http://www.forumdz.com/showthread.php?t=4638 Type in any sql injection technique in the user name and anything in the password and see what happens, and I am sure if I get to his other sites, I would find the same whole. SQL Injection and CSS is the most boring h@cking technique ever, that is why you won't find it as a challenge in security contests any more. I think in my opinion, you can make your web site either aspx or php highly secure by just following the guidelines and staying abreast with security updates. Those are my two cents. Happy to hear other opinions.

The exception is clear you cannot move Directories across volumes. Try this solution: public void MoveDirectory(string sourceDir, string distDir, bool delSource) { if(Directory.Exists(sourceDir) { if(Directory.GetDirectoryRoot(sourceDir) == Directory.GetDirectoryRoot(destDir) { Directory.Move(sourceDir, destDir); } else { CopyDirectory(new DirectoryInfo(sourceDir), new DirectoryInfo(destDir)); if(delSource) { Directory.Delete(sourceDir, true); } } } } private void CopyDirectory(DirectoryInfo sourceDir, DirectoryInfo destDir) { if(!destDir.Exists) { destDir.Create(); } FileInfo[] srcFiles = sourceDir.GetFiles(); foreach(FileInfo srcFile in srcFiles) { srcFile.CopyTo(Path.Combine(destDir.FullName, srcFile.Name)); } DirectoryInfo[] scrDirectories = sourceDir.GetDirectories(); foreach(DirectoryInfo scrDirectory in srcDirectories) { CopyDirectory(srcDirectory, new DirectoryInfo(Path.Combine(destDir.FulleName, srcDirectory.Name))); } } [/Code]

"Limit Bandwidth reservable" means it's reserved for windows updates and Qos enabled software.

Glad you got it working. I was afraid you were going to give up. Now make sure to backup the db and put it in safe place.

You the man. Thanks

But that's not what I said to do. You don't need to open SYSTEM01.DBF, that's too big of a file, you don't have enough RAM to do so. You need to create a file, name it whatever you want, "append.txt" for example with your favorite editor (notepad), put in spaces or characters to make the size difference which is (1280 * 8192 = 10485760 bytes (10240 KBytes)), once you have the file ready, append it to SYSTEM01.DBF like this. C:\> COPY SYSTEM01.DBF /B + Append.txt /B SYSTEM01.DBF make sure to backup SYSTEM01.DBF before you do that. This will trick Oracle to think it has the right file, and it will help you create the control file and recover the database. Trust me I've done before, and it works. COULD SOMEBODY TRANSLATE WHAT I SAID TO HIM, HE DOESN'T SEEM TO UNDERSTAND. I'LL APPRECIATE IT.

did the solution work for you, or you just gave up?

Sorry I didn't mean to say your control file, it's System01.DBF that needs to be modified. Another thing I mentioned was the db_blocksize, which is different (4096 bytes), in your system it is (8192 bytes) according to you data file (890888 * 1024) / 8192 = 111361 blocks. Now make a copy of this file d:\oracle\oradata\agef\system01.DBF and do the instructions I mentioned in previous post. Good luck.

Sorry I can't speak french but I might be able to help you. There are no straight solution to your DB problem, but you need to do some kinda workaround. Oracle is bitching about the size difference, so what you need to do is to create a text file or any other extension that make for that difference. The size difference is (112640 - 111360 = 1280 Blocks-length) which means 1280 * 4096 = 5.242.880 bytes missing. Now create a text file and name it for example (append.txt) with your favorite editor and put in spaces or characters whatever, to reach that size, once you create the text file, you need to append it to your DB file (BdD1) by using the cat command if you are using UNIX or copy command under WINDOWS. Once file appended and file has the right size, you will be able to do database recovery (Recover database). Good luck, let us know if you need further help.

could you launch Asterisk with the -c switch so we can see what’s going on? try this asterisk -vvvvc and please post the log file from "/var/log/asterisk/full". Good luck

Have you at least tried what's in the link? it's not windows firewall that I am talking about, it's the trusted application, nothing to do with port firewall.

Your issue is definitely Kaspersky, even if you disable the firewall it still will block Firefox and IE, you need to add them to your trusted applications list once again, even if they are there. That's because Kaspersky treats Firefox 3 as a new application. Follow to the letter the link below and do as it says. http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Configuring+Kaspersky+Internet+Security Good Luck

I am not really into parts but I surely can help with that.