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The simplest way to achieve this would be with a cron-called script. On Debian/Ubuntu systems: set -e invoke-rc.d apache2 stop invoke-rc.d mysqld stop invoke-rc.d mysqld start invoke-rc.d apache2 stop

Soooo.... start a new thread? Mods, split please.

Why? If you have some insight, please share it so everybody benefits.

Any idea if this covers both schools or just one? Does the boarding house have staff accommodation?

Maybe you need a disclaimer too? "Disclaimer: Facebook changes and updates its privacy system on an on-going basis. Neither nor any of its employees accepts any liability or warranty express or implied for the advice given in this document. It is your sole responsibility to ensure that your privacy settings are appropriate and up-to-date."

what's with these random slashes in front of arbitrary words all of a sudden??

'Your' meaning you are a co-operative, or 'your' meaning the only accredited provider, or do you just want to sound like M&S?

Oh, and edugeek has a regex-allow too of course

When dead baby jokes were doing the rounds here, I used some regexes to save trying to work out all the URLs, and I've used a couple of others, but not as a matter of course.

Hmm, I'm mildly tempted... bit of a commute though.

I had kids doing some lego stop motion films one year, so I projected those on a loop in one room.

And your citation for that? Heh, I can't believe lazerblazer thought he would get a unified opinion

@TrevorGreenfield: There is a question about FITS right now in unofficial chat - please consider joining us: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/general-chat/53834-edugeek-emergency-chat.html#post491927 (note, the web chat link has changed to Mibbit.com Webchat client)

Centre only.

a) the certificate has been revoked b) the revocation list is unavailable c) the revocation list can't be fetched through your filter or d) some other problem.

Disabling it is a bad idea. When a certificate is published, the certificate authority has no further control over it until it expires. So if the certificate is used for Bad Things™, it can give the user a sense of trust without any justification. So instead, authorities embed a link to a revocation (from the verb to revoke) list in the certificate, and the browser checks this before allowing the connection. If the certificate has been revoked, an error is displayed. Disabling the check disables this protection.

Trained to do what, backflips? Now that I would pay to see.

How many Desires do you know that run Windows 7? HTC - Products - HTC Desire - Overview

@elsiegee40: We'd like to distribute this to staff, but it's important you get the credit - could you add a copyright statement (after all, the rights are yours) and a license to reproduce? I suggest a creative commons license: CC Atribution Share-alike, which guarantees you stay attributed but lets others adapt it to suit them or when the screenshots need changing. *suggested text: © Copyright 2010. Published under a Creative Commons Attribution/Share-alike license, see http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ http://i.creativecommons.org/l/by-sa/2.0/uk/88x31.png

We are tied to getting them from LNL on a price match agreement, and I haven't been able to beat them yet.

As long as you don't mind them breaking Google from time to time

No you are not. You must treat a request by email the same as a request by letter, taking the source address to be the return address if necessary. 20080806100741260.pdf

There is no requirement to test anything; testing is a means to an end, which is the legal requirement: you (the employer) must take reasonable and appropriate measures to ensure that equipment is well-maintained and safe for use within the parameters for which it is designed.

Stefano Zacchiroli, Debian Project Leader writes: If you'd like to enter the contest but aren't a Debian user or contributor, that's no problem. Give me a shout if you have any questions.

I numbered all the equipment and wrote a simple database to keep track.