Spammer or hacker will always change the e-mail address to avoid being flag as spam based on the sender’s e-mail address.
Solution: block the SMTP domain of spammer or hacker by using “Global Email Filters” tool in cPanel
Spammer or hacker will always change the e-mail address to avoid being flag as spam based on the sender’s e-mail address.
Solution: block the SMTP domain of spammer or hacker by using “Global Email Filters” tool in cPanel
Determine whether the application saves the user settings on exit.
The SaveMySettingsOnExit
property allows the user to change how the application saves settings, at run time. You can explicitly save setting changes by using the Save method of the My.Settings
object.
The changes to this property are not persisted when the application closes. To change the SaveMySettingsOnExit
property permanently, you must change the setting in the Project Designer:
To change the setting in the Project Designer |
1. Have a project selected in Solution Explorer. Click Properties on the Project menu. 2. Click the Application tab. 3. Select Save My.Settings on Shutdown. |
There are two types of application settings, based on scope:
The path that store My.Settings config file differ depends upon the scope that has selected and the Visual Studio version. For Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Version 9.0.30729.4462 QFE, the config is stored in:
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\<companyname>\<appdomainname>_<eid>_<hash>\<version>\user.config
Source:-
PHPRunner version 10.x : ConnectionManager.php
protected function _setConnectionsData() { // content of this function can be modified on demo account // variable names $data and $connectionsData are important $connectionsData = array(); $data = array(); $data["dbType"] = 0; $data["connId"] = "Tables"; $data["connName"] = "crm2017 at 00.00.00.00"; $data["connStringType"] = "mysql"; $data["connectionString"] = "mysql;00.00.00.00;crm;scale-UP;;crm2017;;1"; //currently unused $this->_connectionsIdByName["crm2017 at 00.00.00.00"] = "Tables"; $data["connInfo"] = array(); $data["ODBCUID"] = "crm"; $data["ODBCPWD"] = "scale-UP"; $data["leftWrap"] = "`"; $data["rightWrap"] = "`"; $data["DBPath"] = "db"; //currently unused $data["useServerMapPath"] = 1; //currently unused $data["connInfo"][0] = "00.00.00.00"; $data["connInfo"][1] = "crm"; $data["connInfo"][2] = "scale-UP"; $data["connInfo"][3] = ""; $data["connInfo"][4] = "crm2017"; $data["connInfo"][5] = ""; //currently unused $data["connInfo"][6] = "1"; //currently unused $data["ODBCString"] = "DRIVER={MySQL ODBC 5.1 Driver};Server=00.00.00.00;Uid=crm;Pwd=scale-UP;Database=crm2017;OPTION=3"; // encription set $data["EncryptInfo"] = array(); $data["EncryptInfo"]["mode"] = 0; $data["EncryptInfo"]["alg"] = 128; $data["EncryptInfo"]["key"] = ""; $connectionsData["Tables"] = $data; $this->_connectionsData = $connectionsData; }
MODEM | Linux Mint in VM | Linux Mint in Dell-D630 |
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MOBITEK S80 | MOBITEK S80 does not work (no response in CuteCom) in VM-Linux Mint | MOBITEK S80 can work in Linux Mint using USB. There are 4 COM ports created in Linux (ttyUSB0, ttyUSB1, ttyUSB2, ttyUSB3), only “ttyUSB3” is used for the AT command. |
MOBITEK Q24 | MOBITEK Q24 is working (can send and read SMS) in VM-Linux Mint | MOBITEK Q24 also can work in Linux using “ttyUSB0” |
Objective: to use AT command to rename “Sierra Wireless” to “MOBITEK” so that all the 4 COM ports will display “MOBITEK”
Result: after using the “AT+WUSB” to change name to “MOBITEK”, the 4 COM ports in device manager still show as “Sierra Wireless” .
In addition, there is no AT command to remove the other 3 COM ports, “CNS”, ‘DM” & “NMEA”
Applies To: MOBITEK S80 Modem, MOBITEK Q24 Modem, Linux OS
Caused By: permission or privilege to use serial port or USB port is NOT assigned to current user.
Solution: grant permission to current user by adding “tty”, “dialout” into “Groups” of the current user.
Original “Twenty Tweleve” theme does not have a search box at top right corner (same row with header).
Here are the steps taken to add a search box:
Source: http://zeaks.org/tutorials/twenty-twelve-theme-search-form-in-header/