Windows Vista: BOOTMGR is missing!
title=Windows Vista rootnoverify (hd1,0) map (hd0) (hd1) map (hd1) (hd0) chainloader +1
title=Windows Vista rootnoverify (hd1,0) map (hd0) (hd1) map (hd1) (hd0) chainloader +1
#!/bin/sh
ROOT="/root/backup"
DISTANT="ssh://user@zaphod.eu//home/user"
PASSPHRASE="xxxxxxxxxxxx"
KEEP_ARCHIVE="2M" # 2 Months
FILELIST="files.lst"
export PASSPHRASE
duplicity --include-globbing-filelist "${ROOT}/${FILELIST}" \
--exclude '**' \
--full-if-older-than "${KEEP_ARCHIVE}" / "${DISTANT}"
duplicity remove-older-than ${KEEP_ARCHIVE} ${DISTANT}
Then a small file list specifies what has to be backuped or not.- /home/shad/p0rn - /home/shad/tmp + /etc + /home/shad According to duplicity documentation, a line beginning with a '+' specify a directory or a file to include and '-' for exclude. Be aware of list order.
0 0 * * 1 backup.sh | mail -s "Backup Report" root@zaphod.eu
GET / HTTP/1.0 -> All looks good. You'll get a 403 header back.
GET / -> Password auth bypassed :(
I have just release a new version of PwrCtl (0.2), some new features has been added :
You can get it now on download server.
All documentation has been updated on the wiki page.Last month, I wrote a patch for gnump3d authentication, to add support of HTTP digest authentication. This patch has been included in the last release (2.9final). At present, this release is available in some linux distributions, but not in all of them (like gentoo).
If you need this feature, you will be able to find the patch here.if (stripos($in_content, 'http://') !== false)
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If this small change is sufficient, maybe I'll publish comments directly.After a short discussion on linuxfr, I bought a bluetooth usb adapter to test PwrCtl over bluetooth. It works very well over TCP/IP. You only have to create a PAN between your PDA and your PC to obtain an IP address.
For linux, read the gentoo documentation. For windows, read this microsoft how-to. I am going to update the pwrctl wiki in few days.I'm pleased to announce the first "alpha" release 0.1 of PwrCtl project. I remember you that PwrCtl is a remote controller for doing some actions on your PC from your PDA.
The documentation is almost finished but already sufficient for using the software.I have been working for some weeks on a personal project. I named it PwrCtl (Pocket Wifi Remote Control(ler) or Power Control), I don't know exactly how to define it right now, I'll rename it if I find some imagination, consider it as a code name.
PwrCtl is a remote controller designed for doing some actions on your PC from your PDA (Pocket PC on Windows Mobile). At present, the client is developped as C# .NET and ruby for the server. There are some solutions to control only winamp or other special things on different applications but nothing enough generic for the moment to do whatever you need. That's why I started to work on this project. Technically, the client receives its interface (buttons and tab pages for now) from the server sent as XML. XML data contains commands protocol to send to the server. If you are interested in the method I used, I will publish an entire description on the official wiki. Naturally, the whole project will be open source under GPL !