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Jenko22

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  1. Assuming its the same as we had here, the plastic tubing should unscrew from the cable gland. Then just carefully pull the connectors out of the tube we cut the threaded connector off the tube to use screwing the fibre into the back of the fibre patch panel.
  2. Power Laces- the Auto lacing shoe At least some of the technology from the film is here
  3. another latecomer here, does anyone have an invite going spare?
  4. another vote for WRT54GL. Currently have two of them one has been in near continous use for 5 years minus powercuts and house moves and never had a problem
  5. Hi I'm hoping someone can help me solve a problem I'm having with a script I'm running in nagios. #!/bin/bash ## Echo stored procedure name and extension OUTPUT=$(echo Check_Phone_Last_Activity $1 > my.sql | cat my.sql | isql -b -w -v SWYX_Db user pass | awk 'NR==12' | sed -e 's/<.*>//g') echo Last Activity: "$OUTPUT" if [[ "$OUTPUT" < "120" ]]; then exit 0 else exit 2 fi That's the bash script I'm calling as a service. It runs a stored procedure given an extension as a variable and returns the time in seconds since the phone last communicated with the server. The part that's causing trouble is the output, running from the command line i get the desired result e.g Last Activity: 12 however when run in nagios the status information just reads Last Activity and doesn't seem to receive the time in seconds. The if statement is used to determine if the connection has been lost, if the time is less than 120 seconds then it exits with a return code of 0 (ok) or if its longer return code of 2 (critical) this also seems to have no affect in nagios. I'm sure there is something staring me in the face but i dont have much experience with nagios or bash scripting. So any ideas or suggestions are welcome.
  6. Student Loans Company Student Finance No idea on the overseas study part, but I imagine if you gave them a call they'd be able to give an answer
  7. Free Audio Extractor, Extract audio from video, Convert AVI to MP3, WMV to MP3, MPEG to WAV AC3 was the most obvious one that i came across, also viruadub lets you separate the audio i think
  8. How about John The Ripper i'm not sure if that can be run against a .rar
  9. Ive not used it so can't comment on it but i came across rarcrack
  10. Just googled "bank prevent stored passwords" on the off chance, this thread is number one. but This looks like it there is a link there with a longer discussion on the same idea.
  11. i've been using get_iplayer recently. Uses the streams they've set up for the iphone. Theres a plugin for MythTV as well which is nice MythVodka
  12. Ive recently done the same thing, I found this thread helpful Ubuntu Forums I followed that and its been working perfectly since.
  13. Awesome, never heard of goose neck cables which is probably why all my searches proved useless. problem solved. thanks
  14. I'm after a short USB extension that holds its shape, you got them with USB wireless dongles and you could bend the cable to point them in the air. I haven't had any luck searching for one online so far, thought I'd ask here on the off chance
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