Does anyone know if Windows encrypts the transmission between two Windows machines when files are transmitted? If so, what sort of encryption (DES, 3-DES, etc.)?
--Derek
"Fear not the storm for this is where we grow strong."
This is a bit off topic...
Does anyone know if images created by Symantec Ghost Evaluation copy are still good after the 14 days if we upgrade Symantec to the full version?
--Derek
"Fear not the storm for this is where we grow strong."
Greetings all,
I have a servlet class(Servlet1) which contains an instance of another non-servlet class(Class1) that contains instances of several other classes and contains a vector instance. Using a main method class that simulates the method call Servlet1 makes to Class1, I can get the...
OK,
Got Tomcat installed, I can look Servlet examples from the webapps/examples/ directory that came with the install. I have created a new context and added a plain HTML page which calls a servlet. I can see the HTML page just fine, but when I click a button which has an action calling a...
Is it possible to import a text file containing SQL statements into MySQL? I don't mean to import data, I just want to insert a ton of SQL statements I made with Perl. --Derek
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Ok,
I'm digging through this 50 page script (not fun) that sets up a X.500 directory. Anyways there are some system calls to specific commands for the directory and they are returning a value of 255 (after the division by 256 to get true exit value). What does 255 represent? Anyone have any...
anyone know when/if the ability to write to NTFS is going to be implemented into the kernel? --Derek
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Anyone know of a way to have a user enter a password at the input prompt but for it to not be displayed to the screen?
Stars will work but I'd prefer no character display after the password prompt. --Derek
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Does anyone know what happened to the Win32::IProc mod? Can't seem to find it at the maintainers site. Any thoughts? --Derek
"Fear not the storm for this is where we grow strong."
I recently installed a linksys pci wireless card in my desktop. The linksys website provides a linux driver for the card and i have followed all the instructions and the like. By manually bringing up the interface, it will ping sites and stuff so it is going through. But on a reboot of linux...
I'm developing a script which is to run on both UNIX and W2K. I need the script to be able to determine which system it is running on and then execute relevant code. Is there a simple, clean way of determining what OS the script is running under?
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