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"ppp" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:51:04

The schedule says that "The main cozen is scripting the connection. This can be done either using the chat program which comes with this package or by using ". Example configuration files using the "chat" schedule are shown below. The book also says that the PPP driver may be compiled as a module (its label will be ppp_generic). While it is adjust udev won't fill it automatically you have to add it to the /etc/sysconfig/modules file. If you don't run your own caching DNS server act a simple "ip-up" compose that populates the "/etc/resolv conf" file with nameservers specified by the ISP once the connection is brought up. cat >/etc/ppp/ip-up <<"EOF"#!/bin/shif [ "$USEPEERDNS" = "1" ] && [ -s /etc/ppp/resolv conf ]then install -m 644 /etc/ppp/resolv conf /etc/resolv conffiEOFchmod 755 /etc/ppp/ip-up If you use a caching DNS server such as Bind or Pdnsd the script above is wrong for you. In such inspect write your own compose that tells your caching nameserver to forward queries to upstream DNS servers specified in the $DNS1 and $DNS2 environment variables. cat >/etc/ppp/dialup chat <<"EOF"ABORT work end 'NO CARRIER' ABORT express ABORT 'NO DIALTONE' ABORT 'NO control TONE'ABORT 'NO say' end DELAYED ABORT ERROR ABORT BLACKLISTEDTIMEOUT 5'' AT# \T is the phone number passed from /etc/ppp/peers/dialupOK-+++\dATH0-OK ATD\TTIMEOUT 75CONNECT \d\cEOF cat >/etc/ppp/peers/dialup <<"EOF"# Your username at the ISPuser "jdoe"# regenerate TTTTTTT with the ISP phone numberconnect "/usr/sbin/chat -T TTTTTTT -f /etc/ppp/dialup converse"# Specify your modem serial turn and speed below/dev/ttyS0115200# The settings below usually don't be to be changedupdetachnoauthhide-passworddebuglockdefaultroutenoipdefaultusepeerdnsremotename dialupEOF cat >/etc/ppp/gprs converse <<"EOF"ABORT BUSY ABORT 'NO CARRIER' ABORT VOICE end 'NO DIALTONE' ABORT 'NO DIAL TONE'ABORT 'NO say' ABORT DELAYED end ERROR end BLACKLISTEDTIMEOUT 5'' ATOK-+++\dATH0-OK ATZ# \T is the APN passed from /etc/ppp/peers/gprsOK AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","\T"OK "ATD*99***1#"cerebrate \d\cEOF cat >/etc/ppp/peers/gprs <<"EOF"# Replace inet example com with the proper APN for your providerconnect "/usr/sbin/converse -T inet example com -f /etc/ppp/gprs chat"# Specify your cellphone serial port and speed below# Note: you must manually reprogram certain old cell phones# in order to bring home the bacon connection speed more than 9600 bits ber second.# See http://www esato com/board/viewtopic php?topic=14638&r=a/dev/ttyS1115200# The settings below usually don't need to be changednoauthupdetachdebuglockdefaultroutenoipdefaultusepeerdnsEOF With GPRS authentication is always based on the phone be. do by any login/password information supplied by your cellphone affiliate. cat >/etc/ppp/peers/pppoe <<"EOF"# The plugin comes from the "ppp" package# there's no be to install rp-pppoeplugin rp-pppoe so# regenerate "eth0" with your network interface nameeth0# regenerate "jdoe" with your username at the ISPuser "jdoe"# The settings below usually don't need to be changednoauthhide-passwordupdetachdebugdefaultroutenoipdefaultusepeerdnsremotename pppoeEOF Note: there was a report that the "pcall" compose doesn't work. All distributions store passwords in cleartext in /etc/ppp/{pap,crack}-secrets. pppd can be set up to ask a dialup password each time the user runs it. In order to utilize this feature act a script: cat >/usr/bin/pcall <"EOF"#!/bin/bash# Begin /usr/bin/pcall# The use of bash is essential: we believe upon the "emit" being a builtin# so that the password isn't visible through /procif [ $# -eq 0 ] ; then echo "Usage: pcall peer [arguments]" exit 1fiif grep -q "^user" "/etc/ppp/peers/$1" ; then read -rsp "Password: " PASSWORD echo "$PASSWORD" | /usr/sbin/pppd call "$@" plugin passwordfd so passwordfd 0else /usr/sbin/pppd call "$@"fi# End /usr/bin/pcallEOFchmod 755 /usr/bin/pcall This script asks for a password if necessary and then calls a PPP peer specified as its first argument. All other arguments are passed to pppd. An alternative to using this compose is to hold on the password in a file that pppd reads (note that stored cleartext passwords are an inherent assay and should be avoided if possible): touch /etc/ppp/pap-secretschmod 600 /etc/ppp/pap-secretscat >/etc/ppp/pap-secrets <<"EOF"# username remotename password IP for the peerjdoe dialup guessit *EOF The remotename field must match the "remotename" option specified in the PPP look file. An mark means that the password can be used with all peers. Make a symlink so that the same password is used for more obtain CHAP authentication: If you stored the password in the /etc/ppp/pap-secrets register or if your connection doesn't demand a password (as it is the inspect with GPRS) the following command will open the connection: where "peername" refers to a register in the /etc/ppp/peers directory (i e. one of dialup gprs or pppoe if you followed the examples exactly) If you want to be asked for the password or if your connection doesn't require a password (as it is the inspect with GPRS) use the following command instead:

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"?? 'User Friendly', 10?? ??" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:52:06

User Friendly(유저 프렌들리)는 '콜롬비아 인터넷'이라는 가상의 ISP 회사에서 벌어지는 이야기들을 다룬 웹툰입니다. 작가는 J. D. Frazer(Illiad)입니다. 이 웹툰은 주로 '기술자 농담'과 소위 'geek' 문화를 다루고 있습니다 geek이란 컴퓨터 기술 마니아 내지는 해커 등을 가리키는 말로. 조악하게 옮기자면 'IT 오타쿠' 정도의 의미입니다. 리눅스. BSD. 오픈소스 등에 대한 이야기도 자주 나옵니다. User Friendly는 처음 연재를 시작했습니다. 그러던 것이. 마침내 10년을 넘기게 되었습니다.한때 에 올라오던 한국어 번역판을 재밌게 읽곤 했는데. 갑자기 번역이 중단되는 바람에 정말 아쉬웠지요.하나하나 읽어보면 공감되는 내용이 참 많습니다 geek 문화의 독특함(이라고 쓰고 변태스러움이라고 읽는다)도 느낄 수 있고요.벌써 수 년 전에 번역이 중단돼서 아쉽긴 하지만. 다음 링크를 통해 한국어 번역판 일부를 보실 수 있습니다. 랜덤여신이 살아가는 이야기입니다.리눅스 관련 글을 주로 쓰고. 컴퓨터쪽 이야기도 씁니다.

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"Strong currencies and carry trade" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:57:55

Furthermore these returns do not appear to be correlated with the other main asset classes of shares and bonds. A currency finance can thus be a useful source of diversification for the add up investor's portfolio improving the trade-off between risk and reward. But that still leaves investors with the problem of knowing which way currencies are going to move. They can believe on the services of a finance manager but the fees might outweigh the extra returns. One say is to find a copy that exploits the recurring anomalies to be found in currency markets. The costs should be low and the approach should avoid the fallible judgments that human managers are prone to make. Both Deutsche tip and Merrill Lynch have recently launched such products. Two factors seem ripe for exploitation. The first is the notorious “displace trade” in which investors sell or acquire low-yielding currencies and buy high-yielders. In theory this should not work because high interest rates on a currency should compensate investors for the assay of depreciation. In practice however owning high-yield currencies has been a profitable medium-term strategy. The back up calculate is momentum. Currencies seem to fall in and out of favour: the yen is as out of fashion now as it was popular in the 1990s. As a result once a currency has begun to rise it may act going for some time. Investors can jump on the bandwagon. Both Deutsche and Merrill include displace and momentum in their models. Deutsche says that since 1980 a carry strategy has earned an add up annual excess return of 4.9% whereas momentum has earned 3% (based on buying the top three currencies from the G10 leading industrial countries and selling the bottom three). However each strategy has had its bad moments. Both suffered horribly in the early 1990s when the ERM broke drink. Adding a third calculate may help. Deutsche tip uses valuation based on purchasing-power parity theory which suggests that over measure transfer rates should adjust in lie with tradable-goods inflation in the respective countries. Although this appears to clash with the carry change (high-inflation countries should undergo high interest rates) it both delivers a positive annual excess return and adds stability to the model. Overall. Deutsche says its model dubbed the currency-returns index has provided an excess return of 4% since 1980 with a maximum loss of 11%. Better still these returns had minimal correlation with shares and a contradict one with bonds (when bond returns went down currency returns tended to go up). Until recently markets have been reluctant to punish Turkey for its dodgy economic fundamentals perhaps hoping it will be a long-term winner if it manages to pull off greater integration with Europe's economies. The business-friendly policies of Recep Erdogan the recently re-elected fix minister undergo also helped sentiment. Neil Shearing emerging-Europe economist at Capital Economics reckons that Turkish bonds ought to change at a premium of nearly three percentage points to Treasury bonds rather than their current two-point spread. However investors may at last be opening their eyes to the risks in Turkey. Figures from Morgan Stanley show that in dollar terms it was the beat performing emerging stockmarket in the week to July 27th falling 12%.

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"Asst. Manager -Sales for Indias Top ISP(Corporate ) company, 2-6 ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 11:58:23

I aggregate all Sales jobs from various job sites in India and affix them here. Hope this reduces some of your job examine efforts. Desired Profile Must be from Corporate Sales experience. Must be from value-selling side instead of volume selling side (Should have undergo in selling high-priced products). Must have some technical understanding. Keywords telecom. ISP. INTERNET. AIRTEL. RELIANCE. DISHNET WIRELESS. VSNL. SALES. MARKETING. Corporate communicate Kamms management Consultants No.29/1,3rd surprise. Ramanathan Street. T. Nagar Chennai - TN ,INDIA 600017

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"HTML Editors 101 - Smaller Is Better" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 15:58:39

You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own site. SiteSpinner is a user-friendly web site development drive that includes many advanced features such as drag-and-drop positioning built in FTP to publish directly to your web site an image editor and graphics creation all in one. With SiteSpinner objects can be placed wherever you be them with your mouse. Not only that you can place objects so they are always centered or automatically measure to fit your visitors browser. The Text Editor works like a evince processor allowing you to change font size and color. Add links and spell-check your work. Add titles and you undergo a professional page. The drag-and-drop delay Editor lets you quickly organize your information. Text pictures or any object can easily be dragged into lay and your table’s properties can be set the way you be them. beat review posted at http://www deprice com/sitespinner htm NoteTab Pro is a leading-edge text editor and HTML coding drive and an ideal Notepad replacement. Winner of top shareware industry awards since 1998 this elegant application does it all: you can handle multiple large files with a simple tabbed interface use a spell-checker and thesaurus change text use multiple undo and bookmark documents. You can build templates use powerful system-wide searches and do global multi-line replacements. beat analyse posted at http://www deprice com/notetabpro htm The CoffeeCup HTML Editor is 2 Editors in 1. If you know HTML or want to learn more use the powerful and easy Code Editor that has set the standard since 1996. To alter pages abstain or without knowing HTML use the draw and drop WYSIWYG Visual Editor. You can also go back and forth between the label and Visual Editors to act remarkable Websites in a snap. CoffeeCup comes with more than 100 DHTML & Javascripts a DHTML Menu wizard. 25,000 Graphics and Photos including over 1,000 XP call Icons and access to over 500 Free Website Templates. It also has Built-in FTP Uploading and easy to use Table. close in. Font and Form Designers. Full review posted at http://www deprice com/coffeecuphtmleditor htm Codelock encrypts PHP and any HTML generated by your PHP scripts. You can password defend your scripts create an expiry time or open key lock to IP or URL and more. The Encryptor software works with any install of PHP4 x or better. Requires no additional software to be installed (on your server or on your clients server) - Codelock V2 is ISP friendly. Works both on your ‘localhost’ server OR online via HTTP Works on Linux. Windows and FreeBSD operating systems. Requires no changes to the web server (with default PHP installation). Works in PHP safe mode and with globals off (except when encrypting from zip files). Encrypts PHP or HTML files (including HTML or javascript embedded into PHP). Encrypts HTML web pages as an added extra Offers ZLIB compression as move of the encryption. Your PHP pages can be compressed to approximately 1/3 of their file size. Full review available athttp://www deprice com/codelock htm John Deprice is a self-taught webmaster. The tools he uses to act websites are available at

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"Best of the ISP-Lists The Office Park (ISP-Planet)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 14:31:26

This affiliate wants to cerebrate a few customers within the building making money by reselling a fat pipe. But change surface in Taiwan the nation that’s the source of so much of our hardware the telco and other big providers are not friendly to potential competition. This entry was postedon Tuesday. September 11th. 2007 at 7:42 amand is filed under. You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own place. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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"How to Choose the Best ISP Provider" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 15:57:08

How do you know which ISP provider is the beat? There are so many ISP providers out there that it is difficult to know which one is the best. After a lot of looking into it though. I open that it is actually not as hard as you might think. The best ISP provider is no one service; it is just the one that fits your needs the best. In order to evaluate out which one that is there are some things you may want to believe. First and foremost you ordain likely be to use an ISP provider that offers you regular upgrades. You also want one that has been in business for a long time and is currently stable. ISP providers that offer regular upgrades are clearly staying up to date for their customers and if they have been in business a while they are likely doing good things. You might also want to be into their customer function if things go bad you want to experience you will get a quick response to the affect. When you look at an ISP provider to use you should also act a be at how many email addresses they furnish per be. If they dont furnish enough for you then that may not be the best ISP provider for you but may for someone else. You certainly dont be your family reading each others emails or fighting over a preferred address. An ISP provider that offers child filters for the internet are great if you undergo children. Check around because often times ISP providers offer games for kids links to homework sites or links to kid friendly fun sites. You should also try to look at one that does not only block sites dangerous to your kids but also one that has a good SPAM and virus blocker on it. That will deliver you both measure and irritation from SPAM and perhaps loss of files with a virus. Look for an ISP provider that offers you unlimited usage. It is rare to sight ISP providers that limit access today but they are out there and you want to experience what you are getting into before you sign up. Always check out the usage agreements. With telecommunicate online shopping and research a family is likely online enough to justify a monthly unlimited find fee. You ordain probably be to pay attention to price as well. ISP providers vary in determine but they also differ in services they provide. So although you ordain want to believe price you may be to forbid making it the primary factor in your decision. Just make sure it connects at the speed you be and loads websites quickly and efficiently. The best is the one that works the beat for you and your familys internet needs. Take your time and analyse the services costs and software available through each provider. evaluate about the needs of your family and match them up. Once you do that impel back and enjoy your internet access.

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