tom_newton

Read this, and have fun: select – Wait for I/O Efficiently - Python Module of the Week

Or have the python daemon write a pidfile out... then kill `cat /path/to/pidfile`

killall is probably your best method. Ideally though, you need to change your script so it doesn't busyloop...

You can do per-domain blocking in HTTPS if your clients are using a "traditional proxy", with most products. Smoothwall would add to that with support for transparent proxy (client caveat: no XP!) and full interception (block by URL, contnet) in either case. Smoothwall info... * Yes you can put it on VM (VMware please!), or your own box, or a smoothwall appliance * Yes you need the commercial edition, Express is firewall only, no filtering

Yes - according to my sources the key thing is a serviceable kitchen...

People who used "yahoo voice" apparently, and only those who signed up before 2010 (allegedly). I have a yahoo acct somewhere for flickr and I am not on the list.

Smoothwall Blogspace: What does your password say about you? - quick blogpost on the subject, for those interested.

That's exactly what it tastes of - sick. There's a pukey smell to Hershey I just can't get over

I have heard this one as a reason the cadbury's chocolate you get in Kenya tastes different - apparently it's made with milk powder rather than milk, and this helps somehow. It's bad, but nowhere near US bad.

It's awful stuff, there's just no excuse. I gave some to a homeless guy near your hotel, and I still feel guilty

Seemed to enjoy it! Nearly lost it though, forgot it was in hand baggage coming through SD, Claire had to leg it back and check the bag!

@ZeroHour - George and I made small inroads into that Highland Park in Charlotte and it did not dent our productivity

Think the "what's new" behaviour is the same as it used to be - i like that, as a habitual 3-4 device user No comment on what has been a difficult birth

Indeed he is a nice chap - and well known, and full of wisdom.. BUT - he didn't use that pic he took of you and I (arguably two of the most photogenic specimens at ISTE?) on his blog. For shame

Which is dumb, as you can actually fly internally in the UK on a passport up to 5 years out of validity as a photo-id... jobsworth returns, it seems.

Really enjoyed giving you a hand on-stand guys, shame we never really got to see SD - no rest for the wicked, eh? Hope @ZeroHour doesn't stress too much with the you-know-what...

I thought we were going with the "he got bored of UK passports" theory...?

Twice, if memory serves :-)

Well, I'm in SD with Chris and co - supporting both Smoothwall and Edugeek's efforts! You can follow my iste warblings on twitter (@thomasnewton) if you are REALLY bored. I missed ISTE last year in Philly, did Denver the year before, so I am looking forward to it... not as many "old friends" as at BETT, but we will get there!

Dagnabit. I wanted to be...

Proxy exceptions can go in the pac file. Pacific file is produced automatically by smoothwall device. A dns entry for wpad.yourdomain pointing at the smoothwall should work.

Probably windows firewall blocking its communication?

If you set "auto-detect", and use an auto-detection method (wpad, dhcp 252) in school, that should work ok.

As NTLM is connection based you might get away with it - I think there is a spot of tweaking and prodding you may have to do with squid, but can't remember the details...

Yes - if the UTM supports it - you can pass the x-forwarded-for IP out of squid - this may or may not fix your authentication, depending on the type. NTLM & Kerberos can sometimes be passed through to an upstream proxy, and captive-portal based auth can work if the xff IP is honoured. Does your UTM not do caching anyway?