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...#39;login_engine'' class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base include LoginEngine helper :user model :user before_filter :login_required end ################################### In environment.rb; module LoginEngine config :salt, "throcking-cottered" config :use_email_notification, false end Engines.start :login ######################################## In Vendor\plugins I have engines login_engine In Vendor\plugins\login_engine I have app db lib public tasks test init_engine.rb README ######################################...

Okay, I know about 'cron' and 'at', but how do you schedule jobs (scripts) based on events. For instance: Run script xyz when file abcd.efg arrives via ftp? TIA, Frank M. Ramaekers Jr. Systems Programmer; MCP, MCP+I, MCSE & RHCE American Income Life Insurance Company Phone: (254) 761-6649 Fax: (254) 741-5777

Hello everyone! Working on putting a storage server together and wanted to get some input as to what motherboards have been working for people with the 3ware 9650SE-12ML raid board. This is large, bulk storage, 2-tier stuff. This will not be used for realtime editing of video or something, but a gig nic is almost a given I hope. I have an AMD chip available (AM2 slot) but I can get a new chip

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'm looking for an Ogg/Vorbis player in Macromedia Flash, for embedding into webpages. I discovered a Java-based player but it's a non-starter. If people have to install things, it's over. They already have flash because almost every website on the damned Internet requires it these days. What I need is an Ogg Vorbis player written in

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'm looking for an Ogg/Vorbis player in Macromedia Flash, for embedding into webpages. I discovered a Java-based player but it's a non-starter. If people have to install things, it's over. They already have flash because almost every website on the damned Internet requires it these days. What I need is an Ogg Vorbis player written in

Hello all, I am looking to build a larger array (6TB) using CentOS 4.4 to archive data to. We want to have the Windows server mount this array as a local drive so we were looking at iSCSI to do it. I have played with it in the past and gotten it to work in this combo, but I have a question about access to the data on the local (Centos) machine. If I understand correctly, when I mount the

okay all i want to do now is just DELETE any and all comments from a file. here's what I do: // open the file and get access to comments vcedit_open(i_vcStateP, i_fileP); i_commentsP = vcedit_comments(i_vcStateP); // now delete all existing comments vorbis_comment_clear(i_commentsP); <-- is this the correct way?? vorbis_comment_init(i_commentsP); <-- do i need to do this since

Has anyone ever triend to hang a eSATA drive chasis off oc a centos box? Not specifically this box, but something like this.... http://www.compsource.com/ttechnote.asp?part_no=DS1220&src=F I have used internal SATA drives on 3ware cards before without an issue. Didn't know if this was in the same arena. Thanks! Andrew

I run a number of Centos 3 & 4 servers, and the question is not specific to them, but I am assuming the answer would apply just the same. Is there any way to verify the version of IMAP (IMAP4 vs older) running on a server? I have a RH 7.X box up and has the standard email config. Not looking for the sendmail version, but a way to determine what IMAP standard it is using. Andrew