Month: April 2006

Few Laman Web Malaysia Boleh (Malaysia Can Websites) that’s are related to the true Malaysia Boleh Spirit.
Here is the top list:-
– www.allmalaysia.info/msiaknow/malaysiana/malaysia_boleh.asp
– www.flickr.com/groups/malaysiaboleh/ – online photo related to Malaysia Boleh websites.
– www.mycen.com.my/duasen/071203_mbr.html – Interesting info from Malaysia wellknown blogger, TV SMITH’s Dua Sen
– www.emedia.com.my/Misc/DRM/Mahathir/Hari/TerimaKasih/20031105114920 – Articles on SEMANGAT ??Malaysia Boleh?? yang diterapkan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir.
– www.llm-guide.com/about/malaysia%20boleh – Guide on Malaysia Boleh Spirit.

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Gammu –smsd / debian sid problem – possibly bug?
Hi,
I had problems with smsd because I had wrong table structure in mysql. I have repaired that since there is really good doc and even sql, so thanx!
the problem that persist in smsd log is error getting SMS (14) but daemon restarts itself so there is no hard damage.
Well, thank you very much for helping me with gammu and everything!
Best regards, Benjamin
On 4/6/06, Benjamin Povirk

—– Original Message —–
From: “Benjamin Povirk”
To:
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 1:28 AM
Subject: Re: gammu –smsd / debian sid problem –
possibly bug?

> ajajaj, it is me who needs to apologise because I
didn’t check with
> FILES option earlier.
> on my box, FILES option aborts with the same error
code (glibc free())
> and the same pointer.
>
> if FILES would work, I would be very interested in
your script since
> there is a pool in my vilage on this sat.
>
> it is only a dream to setup smsd till then, so I’m
working on php
> script that will shell_exec gammu and parse sms into
mysql.
>
> Regarding pool in my vilage…I live near capital of
Slovenia and my
> friends are counting on me (local linux man) to
handle sms-es… 🙂
>
> sory, gone out of the topic, well, let me know if
you are interested
> on that php script. Probably, it will be finished on
sat 5 min to pool
> 🙂
>
>
> On 4/5/06, Tom Lee
wrote:
>> Benjamin,
>>
>> Apologies if you are the person I gave wrong info
to earlier regarding
>> smsd
>> and mysql. Unfortunately, I remain uninformed
about that integration.
>> However, I have had luck using smsd’s FILES mode
and monitoring the spool
>> directories with Gamin, then launching a script
when new files appear.
>> You
>> could get their content into your database that
way, if you are unable to
>> make the MySQL integration work properly.
>>
>> The following doesn’t have any database handling —
it actually calls a
>> perl
>> script from Python (I would never have done this,
except the Perl script
>> was
>> already written and I couldn’t get Perl’s Gamin
module to compile). You
>> could easily perform the database operations in
Python or the launched
>> Perl
>> script, of course.
>>
>> This is adapted from the Gamin/Python example code.
I’ll be daemonizing
>> it
>> later this week. Let me know if that code would be
useful to you and I
>> can
>> send it along.
>>
>> #!/usr/bin/python
>>
>> import gamin
>> import time
>> import os
>>
>> dir = “/var/spool/sms/inbox”
>>
>> def callback(path, event):
>> print “Got callback: %s, %s” % (path, event)
>>
>> # only fire the script for new files (5) or
found files (at
>> startup —
>> 8)
>> if((event==5) or (event==8)):
>> # call a perl script, passing it the path
to the new SMS file as
>> its
>> single parameter.
>> stdout_handle =
>>
os.popen((“/home/username/script_to_call_on_sms_receipt.pl
>> ” + dir + “/” + path),”r”)
>>
>> # print the script’s output to the screen
>> output = stdout_handle.read()
>> print output
>>
>> # NOTE: as written, files are not deleted
and will accumulate in
>> the
>> spool directory
>>
>> mon = gamin.WatchMonitor()
>> mon.watch_directory(dir, callback)
>>
>> while(1==1):
>> time.sleep(1)
>> ret = mon.event_pending()
>> if ret > 0:
>> ret = mon.handle_one_event()
>> ret = mon.handle_events()
>>
>> mon.stop_watch(dir)
>> del mon
>>
>>
>> On 4/5/06, Benjamin Povirk
wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi.
>> >
>> > My name is Benjamin, 24, linux newby from
Slovenia.
>> > I run Linux katra 2.6.8-2-386 #1 Tue Aug 16
12:46:35 UTC 2005 i686
>> > GNU/Linux debian sid box
>> >
>> > overview:
>> >
>> > I compiled gammu source found on
http://debian.cihar.com/ (many times
>> > now…)
>> >
>> > ./configure works…
>> > regarding mysql
>> > checking mysql/mysql.h usability… yes
>> > checking mysql/mysql.h presence… yes
>> > checking for mysql/mysql.h… yes
>> > MySQL SMS plugin (requires mysql) –
yes
>> >
>> > make install with gcc, gcc3.3 and gcc-4.0 works
so gammu is ready to
>> > use
>> > for common practice (eg. gammu ..identify,
–sendsms, –getsms,…)
>> >
>> > problem:
>> >
>> > gammu –smsd MYSQL /root/.gammurc_SMSD
>> > keeps throwing
>> > *** glibc detected *** free(): invalid pointer:
0x4031fff4 ***
>> > Aborted
>> > no matter with which gcc was compiled, pointer
HEX stays the same.
>> >
>> > If someone can help me with this problem and
needs additional files,
>> > outputs, I am willing to provide that material
(but this mail is long
>> > enough).
>> >
>> > Thank you and regards,
>> > Benjamin
>> >
>> >
>> > —
>> > _________________________________________
>> > I’m not a comlpete idoit – some prats are
missnig.
>> >
>>
>>
>
>
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The more that is running on your computer the more your computer has to close on shut down. Keeping a slimmer running computer will not only make your computer run faster but it will make Windows shutdown faster. Here is how it’s done:
Go to the Start menu and then select Run. Type ??services.msc?? in the Run Dialog Box and click on OK. In the services window double click on the service you wish to disable. In the properties box for the selected service choose disabled in the Startup Type dropdown box. Click on OK.

Its best to restart your computer after disabling a couple of services at a time so if something undesired happens to your computer you know what disabled service needs to be re-enabled.

Go to the Start menu and then select Run. In the Run box type in ??regedit?? and click on OK. Navigate to ‘HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl PanelDesktop’ and double click on the ‘WaitToKillAppTimeout’. Change the value to 1000 and click on OK.

Double click on ‘HungAppTimeout’ and change the value to 1000 then click on OK. Navigate to ‘HKEY_USERS.DEFAULTControl PanelDesktop’ nd double click on the ‘WaitToKillAppTimeout’. Change the value to 1000 and click on OK. Double click on ‘HungAppTimeout’ and change the value to 1000 then click on OK.