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Monday, 14 August 2006
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| http get requests in app server logs Unknown 17:14:53 |
| | IHS and Wbsphere are deployed separately on two physical machines.
Yet, I see HTTP GET requests logged in the app server's log.
Some people are saying this normal, and other claim that something
is wrong. Which is it?
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| Websphere 6 ND software life Cycle Guest 17:14:46 |
| | Dear,
Where can i found the information about Websphere 6 ND software life cycle?
THKS
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| Codecs Updates Bob 17:06:24 |
| | I am considering updating my codecs with
K-Lite Mega Codec Pack 1.56
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/KLite_Mega_Codec_Pack/1080441198/1/
I have been advised to uninstall all existing codecs.
1) How would I go about that? Some installations offer uninstallers
but not all, especially the applications which installed their own
codecs.
2) Why uninstall any codecs in the first place? Why not just overwrite
the old ones with the new ones in the K-Lite pack?
--
"One must realize that the world is a network of real and virtual
combat zones where the stakes are high, struggle is the primary
mode of being and only total victory is acceptable.
-- Sun Tzu, "The Art Of War"
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| WebSphere Application Server profiling. Guest 16:43:32 |
| | Hi All,
huge application deployed in Production environment having a GC pattern of always increasing.
Please suggest a profiling or Memory debugger tool which could give a clear picture of the loitering objects,memory leaks etc....
Frequent heapdumps doesn't provide us required info.
Environment is WAS 5.1.1 and AIX 5.3
Rgds
Vinoth
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| Beta Version of Pan [Linux] Felix Tilley 15:26:47 |
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http://pan.rebelbase.com
I have not tried it yet. I do not like beta software on my machine.
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| 404(Page not found) error in application deployed in WAS 4.0.6 Karthikeyan Subramaniam 14:55:19 |
| | Hi,
We have a j2ee application deployed in WAS 4.0.6 on AIX, this application works fine at times we get the 404 page not found error. We also tried introducing logger messages but did not get any errors logged. But when we cleared cache the application started working.
Can anybody help in resolving this issue ???
Thanks in advance.
Karthik
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| UserProfile and username Guest 14:05:43 |
| | How can know the username and userprofile for an user which are loging now in Websphere.
Thank you
Mihai D.
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| *** BCS-FACS Seminar by Prof. Peter Ryan, 4 September 2006, 6pm, London: The Computer Ate My Vote FACS FACTS Editor 13:06:56 |
| | [Apologies if you receive multiple copies of this announcement]
BCS-FACS Evening Seminar Series
The Computer Ate My Vote
Professor Peter Ryan
University of Newcastle
4 September 2006
6pm start
BCS London Offices
First Floor,
The Davidson Building
5 Southampton Street
London WC2E 7HA
For centuries, we have largely taken democratic process for granted
and placed trust in the paper ballot approach to casting and counting
votes. In reality, the democratic process is one of considerable
fragility.
This was recognized at the dawn of democracy: the Ancient Greeks
devised mechanical devices to try to sidestep the need to place trust
in officials.
For over a century, the US has been using technological approaches
to recording and counting votes, level machines, punch cards, optical
readers, touch screen machines, largely in response to widespread
corruption with paper ballots. All have been prey to various scams and
forms of corruption or just plain malfunctions. In the last few years,
the
UK has been experimenting with alternative voting technologies.
In this talk I will discuss approaches to achieving assurance of
accuracy and privacy in election systems. In particular I will present
a cryptographic scheme that has the remarkable property of
providing voters with the opportunity to verify that their vote is
accurately counted whilst still ensuring the secrecy of their ballot.
At the same time, minimal trust need be placed in the technology
or officials.
Refreshments will be served from 5.15pm
The seminar is free of charge and open to everyone. If you would like
to attend, please email Paul Boca [Paul.Boca@virgin.net] your name
by 30 August 2006. Pre-registration is required, as security at the
BCS Offices is tight.
Location of the venue: http://www.bcs.org/upload/img/londonsscolour.jpg
FACS Evening Seminars: http://www.bcs-facs.org/events/EveningSeminars
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| Xnews refuses to start, please help Guest 12:48:10 |
| | Hi,
I receive Access violation message everytime I start Xnews. Tried new
installation, the same result. Xnews ver. 5.03.24. Win98SE. I have no
other problems with internet or other.
It said "Access violation at address 004E5391 in module XNEWS.EXE read
address FFFFFFFF." When I click OK it said "Failed to get data for
'Count'".
Xnews than appears with empty window. When I try to initiate a server
or enter a new server the same message appears. Other comands appear to
work normally.
I searched Google groups for this error and I found people asking the
same question but nobody answering.
Please if anybody knows the solution to answer.
Thanks
alex
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| Xnews connection problem Larry Fowler 12:46:30 |
| | I just loaded Xnews/5.04.25. I followed the directions as best I could.
It won't connect, I get this message: 10057 Socket is not connected.
How can I fix this?
I don't understand very much in the help file., so the help file doesn't
help much.
L.
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| MPG2 files to edit and burn to DVD Lps-Au 11:35:27 |
| | My hardware/software produces MPG2 files when I record free to air TV (PAL).
I want to edit the file/s (remove advertisements etc.) then convert and burn
to DVD so I can view them with a normal DVD player /TV.
Windows Movie maker can't import the file after processing it for several
minutes.
TMG has error report that 36 fields is too long and bit rate of 1500 kbps
exceeds standard.
Rad Video tools also fails or at least I don't know how to get the results
needed.
I realize that compression will be needed to fit the file/s to 4.7 Gb DVD
but I can't even get to that stage.
Any help would be most appreciated.
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| Ask for your suggestions. JustStand 10:14:28 |
| | I want to create a forum for software testing. The reason
to do this when there are thousands of this kind of forums
is I want to make my own forum more informative and well-
organized. My ideas are when a new thread has grown up in
the forum, forum administrators (currently myself) should
compose the thread into an essay with all information
involved. Thus the contents in the forum will be more tidy
and easy to use. And in the future, I will create a tool
to assist the composing.
Do you think the idea a little attractive, and do you want
to help? You can go to http://tester.beijinginsight.com to
have an overview. I need your help and suggestions to get
this forum more helpful for software testers. I wish I can
make it into an Encyclopedia for software testing together
with you in the future.
Thank you very much.
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| [XNews] Problems with binaries John Clavin 08:13:16 |
| | I've been using XNews to d/l binaries for a long time, but am now having
problems. After a period of time, XNews starts "not finding" segments on
the news server (marks them with a question mark and moves on). At the same
time I am seeing a lot of garbage characters in the progress bar. The
latter is a problem that I know earlier releases of XNews had. But it was
marked as solved in the release notes. I am running 2006.08.05, but have
seen this problem with the last couple of releases as well.
If I go to another computer, and log into the same news server through the
same router, ISP, etc, the segments are there and I can d/l them fine.
Does this sound like part of the XNews memory problem? Or could it be
something with my system (ASUS A8N-E, 3800+ AMD X2, 2GB memory, WinXPPro)
John Clavin
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| [XNews] outrageous CPU usage + more Frogg 07:26:18 |
| | I am using 2006.08.05 which supposedly fixed some CPU usage issues, but I
still get very high CPU usage when downloading binaries (in particular when
many items are in queue).
Also some servers, for example yottanews and teranews (both paid or free
servers), add groups to my 'subscribed' list that I never placed there.
Here is how you can reproduce:
1. setup teranews in xnews
2. retreive all available groups
3. subscribe to several groups of your liking
4. exit xnews
5. reopen and look at subscription list. notice lots of groups now in the
list including some that aren't even real groups! here are some of the
things I see:
alt.binaries.multimedia.vintage-tv
alt.binaries.sound.radio.oldtime
alt.binaries.sounds.radio.oldtime
alt.binaries.tv
alt.binaries.tv
alt.binaries.tv (yes listed 3 times... )
alt.dcom.telecom
alt.politics.
cat
control.Cancel
control.cancel
expires
FNVW
http
news
on and on...
you can now delete the groups from your list and they will stay gone UNTIL
you use 'Get New Groups' or 'Get Entire Newsgroup List' in XNews.
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| [Dialog] Question for Marcus Evadnikufesin 06:38:29 |
| | Hey Marcus.
Not that I'm having any problems with Dialog, but I'm wondering when a new
version might be released since it's been 18 months since the last one?
Always interested in seeing what new things you're working on.. 
Thanks!
--
Liberalism is a Mental Disorder
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| How does a modern software company manage the software engineering? Michael 03:15:05 |
| | Hi all,
I am studying the topic of how does a modern software company manage and
organize the software engineering and development efficiently and
productively?
Could anybody give me some pointers and references?
Thanks a lot!
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| list of newsreader software Troy Piggins 02:22:16 |
| | There was a post here recently asking for a list of newsreaders.
The OP was given a decent list that from memory was sufficient
for his/her purposes. I can't [be bothered to] find that post,
but just stumbled across the webpage below that may add some more
to the list and may interest others:
http://czytniki.zamiast.net/galeria/
Looking at some of the versions there it looks like some are old,
but may be still relevant.
--
Troy Piggins : /(bb|[^b]{2})/, that is the question
,-o slrn 0.9.8.1pl1/rt (score_color patch)
o ) Ubuntu linux 6.06 http://ubuntu.com RLU#415538 http://counter.li.org
`-o uptime: 15:47:09 up 4 days,8:43,2 users,load average:0.00,0.00,0.00
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| [OT] s. keeling (was: and i thought windows made a mess of files...) Alan Connor 01:33:41 |
| | On alt.os.linux, in <slrneduqaf.sku.keeling@heretic.spots.ab.ca>, "s. keeling" wrote:> Path: text.usenetserver.com!atl-c01.usenetserver.com!news.usenetserver.com!atl-c02.usenetserver.com!news.usenetserver.com!newsfeed.telusplanet.net!newsfeed2.telusplanet.net!newsfeed.telus.net!edtnps90.POSTED!53ab2750!not-for-mail> Newsgroups: alt.os.linux> From: "s. keeling" <keeling@spots.ab.ca>
http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search
s. keeling
Results 1 - 100 of 219 posts in the last year
1 ab.jobs
8 alt.comp.linux
11 alt.os.linux
4 alt.os.linux.debian
3 alt.os.linux.slackware
1 alt.tv.stargate-sg1
1 calgary.jobs
1 calgary.test
2 comp.mail.misc
16 comp.os.linux.misc
1 comp.os.linux.security
5 comp.os.linux.setup
1 comp.unix.misc
7 linux.debian.bugs.dist
2 linux.debian.curiosa
31 linux.debian.user
That's a newsgate for the debian-user mailing list. A number of
the worst spammers on the Internet hang out there.
The dependability of Debian makes it popular with the pros.
I know the above because I am subscribed to that list, being a
user of Debian. You can always tell spammers because they make
a big point of hating spam and they hate Challenge-Response
Systems because they can't beat them. So when the subject comes
up, they attack whoever did it and tell a bunch of lies about C-R
Systems, attempting to discourage their use. They even put up
disinformation webpages, which make no sense at all to anyone
who understands email, but are designed to impress those who
don't with the EVILNESS of C-R Systems.
Of course, they are offered by many major ISPs, like Earthlink,
which is the end of that discussion for anyone with half-a-brain.
2 mailing.database.myodbc
2 news.software.readers
1 rec.arts.sf.written
So this guy uses slrn and posts on a lot of technical groups and
has a GPG key and only has _219_ posts in the last year?
Right. Spammers are truly stupid, all right. (see below)
Subject: Re: and i thought windows made a mess of files...> References: <44dd3a65$0$2381$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com> <l0d0r3-ji5.ln1@xword.teksavvy.com>> Reply-To: keeling@spots.ab.ca> X-UCE: I forward UCE/spam with ALL headers to abuse@your.isp UNREAD!
No you don't. It's usually impossible to determine the true
origin of spam.
If it wasn't, there wouldn't be a fraction of the spam there is.
Duh!!!!
X-UCE2: Wow, are spammers ever stoopid!
They sure are: They make a big point of hating spam, which is
something that only spammers do.
For the rest of us, spam is just garbage. You don't hate it, you
just divert it to the garbage heap where it belongs.
Oooh. A PGP key. Takes about 20 minutes to create a pile of them
and have then sign each other.
They mean nothing unless they are carefully investigated.
Message-ID: <slrneduqaf.sku.kee ling@heretic.spots.ab.ca>> User-Agent: slrn/0.9.8.1 (Debian)> Lines: 36> Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 18:02:55 GMT> NNTP-Posting-Host: 209.115.174.241> X-Trace: edtnps90 1155492175 209.115.174.241 (Sun, 13 Aug 2006 12:02:55 MDT)> NNTP-Posting-Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 12:02:55 MDT> Xref: usenetserver.com alt.os.linux:422405> X-Received-Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 14:02:55 EDT (text.usenetserver.com)
<article not downloaded:
http://slrn.sourceforge.net/docs/README.offline>
Note: I won't be downloading any articles on this thread.
Alan
--
Challenge-Response Systems are the best garbage-mail blockers
in the world. Spammers and trolls can't beat them and you
don't need to be a geek to use them. A brief introduction:
http://home.earthlink.net/~alanconnor/cr.html
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| does it matter whether References headers are folded? Nomen Nescio 00:29:46 |
| | RFC 1036 says the message-IDs in the References header should be
separated by a space, but it's quite common to see them folded
(separated by a newline and some spaces or a newline and a tab).
Does it matter?
Is either folded or unfolded better or worse than the other?
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Sunday, 13 August 2006
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| [Dialog] help requested in using the Keep flag John S 23:58:01 |
| | Just wondering if there's any simple way of fixing a problem I have with
using the Keep flag in Dialog.
I am on dailup and use Dialog as an offline reader. I first retrieve new
headers in subscribed groups, mark (M) the headers for threads that are of
interest, then go back on line and get the bodies for those marked
messages.
I use the spacebar to page through messages as I read them, so don't
normally view the list of headers again whilst I'm reading messages.
If I read a message which I want to keep I set the Keep flag with the (K)
key.
However, this doesn't always do what I want because, if the message happens
to be the first one of a thread (and if the thread is not expanded),
tapping the K key will apply the keep flag to all the subsequent messages
in that thread.
What is worse - if I read a message later in the thread which I also wish
to keep, and I press the K key, this will toggle the keep flag off, because
the flag will have been already set by my first use of the K key.
So, I can end up keeping messages I don't want, and losing those that I do
want.
The only way I can think of to fix this is to set up Dialog to display all
threads as expanded when they are first retrieved. However, this would be
quite an inconvenient way to view newly retrieved headers.
Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but can't find the answer in the Help
files. Any ideas?
Thanks,
John S
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| Sending from MQ to WAS SIBus JCav 22:58:49 |
| | I have an instance of MQSeries defined as a foreign bus to a WAS 6 bus. When
I send messages in both directions, they get to the destination queues,
except the ones coming from MQ have no body, but have the header properties
set. The messages from WAS are missing the header properties I set, but the
body is OK. I assume I'm not setting some property correctly either in the
Foreign Bus definition, or when I send the message, or somewhere else.
Here's how I'm sending the message to WAS through the MQ remote queue:
com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueueConnectionFactory factory =
new com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueueConnectionFactory();
factory.setQueueManager("QM_JIMC");
QueueConnection connection = factory.createQueueConnection();
connection.start();
QueueSession jmssession = connection.createQueueSession(
false,
Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
javax.jms.Queue ioQueue = jmssession.createQueue("queue://QM_JIMC/TO.MDB");
QueueSender queueSender = jmssession.createSender(ioQueue);
TextMessage outMessage = jmssession.createTextMessage();
String x = "goodbye" + new Date();
outMessage.setStringProperty("bubba", "wubba");
outMessage.setIntProperty("bobo", 666);
outMessage.setText(x);
queueSender.send(outMessage);
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| XP negative case studies John 22:11:07 |
| | Does anyone know of a good source of data that is against extreme
programming? I don't need unsubstantiated arguments, but rather some real
data that is against XP.
--JS
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| Knode noobie question... Dave 21:31:31 |
| | I have been using Xnews in XP and like it a lot. However, it is time I
migrated to Linux, probably Suse10.1 and am having dificulty making Xnews
run under wine or crossover office. Cant seem to be able to preview any
messages at all...
So, I decided to try KNODE, which over all I quite like, but how do you
download and save atatchments? Where can I save articles to? The manual is
not very clear on this point.
Any help would be appreciated.
Dave
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