From: Bill Brutzman
People can write pdf eBooks without losing their homes...
You're missing the math part. That doesn't just include the
cost of paper and distribution. It takes time to write material,
time during which an author isn't generating other income. That
means near-term risk for
From: Kevin King
I know you said you didn't want to use PHP but there's
a simple function (hash_hmac) in PHP to generate the
value; should be simple enough to send values in and
get values back out through a OS level PHP call, if UV
won't do it natively.
Related, using cURL to do HTTP
Hi
There is a requirement to mask some of the fields across all tables in the
database.
Can someone help me on how to go about it, programatically, as I am a novice
to programming?
GG
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This is a very common problem
Just use a web proxy like http://hidemyass.com/ or similar
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Gregor
They accept SHA1 as well, so this is great news.
Thanks
marc
Marc Caminiti
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Law of the Result - When you try to prove to someone that a machine
won't work, it will.
+1 to everything Tony just said.
On 3/25/11, Tony Gravagno 3xk547...@sneakemail.com wrote:
From: Kevin King
I know you said you didn't want to use PHP but there's
a simple function (hash_hmac) in PHP to generate the
value; should be simple enough to send values in and
get values back out
Of course there is also the financial gain from the status of being a published
author.
It could mean the difference in not getting and getting that higher paying
position,
just because you have a published work in the specialty your in.
In that case, the long term financial gains are not
I never made much money from writing and selling the SB+ Solutions book, but
the good will of being the guy who wrote the book has been priceless in
keeping me working since. Then again, I never set out to write a book.
Like most things, the book - and nearly everything to follow - has been a
Who.Me = @logname
Read R.User from F.Users, Who.Me else R.User = ''
My.Dept = R.User2
Begin case
Case My.Dept = 'Acct' ; Crt.Str = Invoice.Dollars.F 'R#11'
Case My.Dept = 'Exec' ; Crt.Str = Invoice.Dollars.F
I sure wish UniData had a OnRead trigger :-)
It sure would be handy to mask out fields at the read operation globally
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Bill Brutzman
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In UniVerse 10.3.6 on HP-Ux Itanium v11i r2, I have seen these three words
appear. Now I have a user asking about it.
What is the meaning of Printer Segment Removed ?
--Bill
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Are you getting this a lot?
Bill Brutzman-2 wrote:
In UniVerse 10.3.6 on HP-Ux Itanium v11i r2, I have seen these three words
appear. Now I have a user asking about it.
What is the meaning of Printer Segment Removed ?
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Hi
There is a requirement to mask some of the fields across all tables in the
database.
Can someone help me on how to go about it, programatically, as I am a
novice
to programming?
GG
Um... can you give some specific clear examples?
Mask SOME of the fields
In a message dated 3/25/2011 12:00:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
3xk547...@sneakemail.com writes:
You can assume that people who get their hands on a PDF will not
share it, and every copy distributed will yield an equitable
return. I wouldn't bet on this either.
Yes I know this part. It
I think the difference would be curl can handle more protocols, and
also makes doing posts pretty easy. I have and use both.
The wget --spider option was awesome for testing web image urls on our
product catalog. It returns a 200ok if the url is good and 404
otherwise, but does not download the
I use wget to post both XML and SOAP transactions to api's and capture the XML
output
Works good. Just have to play with it to get the headers correct.
/usr/bin/wget -nv --post-file $1 -O - --header=Content-Type: text/xml --header
=SOAPAction: \http://sitename.com/page/page/Step_01\;
Not a lot... We are getting it a little.
--Bill
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Glad we have 2 good choices.
On Fri, Mar 25, 2011 at 3:00 PM, George Gallen ggal...@wyanokegroup.com wrote:
I use wget to post both XML and SOAP transactions to api's and capture the
XML output
Works good. Just have to play with it to get the headers correct.
/usr/bin/wget -nv --post-file
Is there any command in Unidata that will show the bit depth of the Unidata
executable (on AIX, preferably)?
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From: FFT2001
What is the advantage of cURL over wGET for invoking HTTP
queries ?
http://bit.ly/curl-vs-wget
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From: George Gallen
Of course there is also the financial gain from the
status of being a published author.
George, toss that one by anyone in this market who has published
a book, and see how far it flies. Jon? Matt? Steve? Harvey?
Malcolm? (Most people here are saying who?) These days
I was going to hide my ignorance by being quiet but I can't take. So I'll bite
(pun intended). What is bit depth?
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Kevin King
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2011 4:05 PM
You know, like 32-bit vs. 64-bit? And perhaps it is I who is being
ignorant; if a system is 64-bit AIX does that mean that it's running 64-bit
Unidata? And does 64-bit Unidata get past the 2G file size limitations of
32-bit?
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I don't knowWhen I've gone on interviews in the past, the fact I've had
articles published always seems to go in my favor. Granted, books and articles
are different. Can I say that without that, I wouldn't have gotten the jobs
or at the same salaries...no, but it didn't hurt.
The ultimate
Ah so. Just because you are running on a 64 bit system you can still be
running 32 bit Unidata. And for hashed files both static sized and dynamic, 64
bit Unidata does not get past the 2G file limit. For some of the log files
though it does allow files to grow past the 2G size.
So what's the added value of a 64-bit Unidata?
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Tony Gravagno 3xk547...@sneakemail.com wrote:
To solve this problem of books in the MV
market, years ago I suggested that in the MV community we could
use a wiki as a framework for writing new books, with a Table of
Contents to define the content, and guest authors to contribute
content on
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