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Tried it just now before i saw the post actaully Quite impressed
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Yeah cracking the passwords just wouldn't be worth the amount of time it would take
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Ive had about 5 ati powerccolor cards now. Great price and quality. Quiet and overclock nicely
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That task bars a bit big isnt it?
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Yeah i guess your right. Besides the extra features it does give arn't worth the extra £60 anyway after having a closer look....
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Lol No.20 was good too
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[website] The case of the 500-mile email
painejake replied to mattx's topic in Jokes/Interweb Things
Good laugh for a friday afternoon lol :-) -
World of Warcraft - Drevan on Quel'Thalas EU Playing COD4 and 5, Unreal Torney 3 atm as well as Fallout 3 and Street Fighter IV
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Mhm im considering pre-ordering ultimate for the extra features :/
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£65.99 at Overclockers Going to order mine later this evening
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If you dont need to install Windows then yeah thats a [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_CD]'live' CD[/ame]. I'd say get Ubuntu Live CD and use gparted if you want to try to repair the drive
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Very useful to know. Thanks for sharing
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Same fate as darko maybe?
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That is nice I have a FreeBSD home box going for 294 days once. Kicked the powerlead out the back and nearly cried..
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I really think your best bet is Kompozer or Nvu i think its the best stuff for the required job (Thats free anyway)
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Looks very neat. Might give it a whirl later but yes it is a shame its ubuntu Edit: Ahh looking into it, it used coLinux, and afaik that does run on x64 (Last time i checked was a good 6 months ago)
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Smoothwall YouTube Cache?
painejake replied to mb2k01's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Could squid not give you something along the lines of what you are looking for? Not used squid myself but it might be worth looking into. -
Im not so sure in Windows 7. I think i'll stick with though now i have it installed. Jeeze, Is there anything Microsoft won't get 'insperation' from?
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Very good choice In all honesty (and without going off-topic too much), Ubuntu always seems very stodgey anyway
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Because you can! What better reason!
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Yeah only got round to updating mine yesterday too... Bummer
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Moodle LDAP and Windows Active Dir
painejake replied to painejake's topic in Virtual Learning Platforms
Thanks for the reply. Using: $ldaprdn = '[email protected]'; $ldappass = '******'; $ldapconn = ldap_connect("**.**.**.*") or die("Could not connect to LDAP server."); if ($ldapconn) { $ldapbind = ldap_bind($ldapconn, $ldaprdn, $ldappass); if ($ldapbind) { echo ">LDAP bind successful"; } else { echo "LDAP bind failed"; } } ?> Binds fine however. It was [email protected] that did the job. Now however I get invalid login when trying to login to moodle. I think it may be to do with the contexts. They are currently set to: ou=Bishopwalsh,ou=Users However it could be possible i have the pre-fixes wrong(?) Jay Edit: Solved the issue. Will post more detail later when the nets not playing up. -
Well we're setting up a test Moodle server to go live early next week, seem to be having a issue with LDAP. When trying to login using a user from the Windows Active Directory moodle throws back LDAP-module cannot connect to any servers: Server: 'ldap://bws-sr-002.bishopwalsh.internal' Connection: 'Resource id #51' Bind result: '' Moodle is on Debian 4.0. I have installed the php LDAP module. It looks like the address isn't configured correctly however that its the address of the server with the active dir. Any help appreciated, Jay
