Then, after the warning screen, start typing in “Filter” field: mousewheel.withcontrolkey.action

The value of this field was, by default 3 (look at the explanation ), and you should set it to -1 to disable any functionality. This “Disable” value was not so obvious at first look. SO, to summarize:

Oh. I just found out that someone is having the same problem . Their solution is not really exact, but it will do the job.

array(&$this, 'SetVariables');
array(&$this, 'SetVariables');

Unpack the archive (one PHP and two small GIF files) into the root directory of SugarCRM installation.  Here it is, available for download.

It is impossible to update firmware remotely. Not a big dial, but the reason is really stupid. On their site, they say it’s possible to do it via FTP. I downloaded the firmware, set up an FTP connection, and after successful connect I realized that I need a .BIN firmware, not the .PKG that I downloaded. Considering that PKG is the only one available, and there is no”Update” button Web interface – no solution – dead end.

Can’t see a camera video stream in any version of Firefox. No solution here (besides IE Tab add-in for Firefox which executes IE inside Firefox). The reason is in that these cameras use VATDecoder Codec. I noticed that some D-Link Cameras are using the same codec, too (just google for VatDec.cab). This ActiveX is on camera itself, and is installed when you request a video from camera. So, there is no way to install it in Firefox – dead end.

Can’t see anything in Internet Explorer 7. Well, this problem is because of a poor web HTML programming, and can be easily solved. Simplest – manual way is just to press F5 (Refresh) twice, and then right click on left part of screen and then Refresh, and on right part of screen and then Refresh. Basically, we are refreshing the whole, then left and right part of a screen. And, more elegant solution is to change just remove Microsoft Silverlight from your system.

I tried everything instead of removing Silverlight, but nothing helped. I edited html pages (hexedit-ed Vivotek’s some strange .VSPX files instead of html – Vivotek server script executable), i tried commands like iexplore -extoff, i tried disabling silverlight, i tried a lot of wierd stuff. And nothing helped – Silverlight must be removed.

It’s not perfect – I tried the translation of tricky terms: thumbnail and upload, but I got no results.

nmap -sS -sV -O www.yourserver.com

Secure and hide version information:

• Apache, configuration file, usually at /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
  ServerTokens ProductOnly
ServerSignature Off

• ProFTPD, in configuration file, usually at /etc/proftpd.conf
  ServerName "My FTP Server"
ServerIdent on "ProFTPD [version] Server (server name) [hostname]"

  This means, enough is to set, but in Global section:

  <global>
ServerIdent on "Generic FTP Server"
</global>And you can change the port, if you want.

• OpenSSH, tcp/22, not possible to change banner but yous should change the port, disable root login, etc.

• Telnet, tcp/23, I prefer to disable Telnet. If not, use this (change file /etc/issue.net)
  mv /etc/issue.net /etc/issue.net-original
echo "Windows Server 2008 (Microsoft)" > /etc/issue.net

• PHP, disable expose_php for security reasons in /etc/php.ini
  expose_php = 'off'

That’s about it. I believe there is more, and if someone wants to add something, just comment on this post.

I did not found the solution right away, and that is the reason I am writing this post. So, just delete two files, and when you start some CS3 application, it will ask you for a serial number in the same way it asked you the first time. The two files that should be deleted are:

c:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe PCD\cache\cache.db
c:\ProgramData\FLEXnet\adobe_00080000_tsf.data

This is for Microsoft Windows Vista, but I am sure that you will manage to find these files on Windows XP.

Again, finish the second step – install Optware Package Management (package manager, similar to Yum).

And, now, for Midnight Commander  type:

/opt/bin/ipkg install mc

ldconfig(must execute this)

/opt/bin/mc

And, it’s working!

And, at the end, disable Mionet. You could install nano with: /opt/bin/ipkg install nano, and alternative Web interface on port 8080 as explained here.

And, because I want to change Port on which ssh deamon is listening, I had to change nano /etc/services (not /etc/sshd_config), because sshd is started throe inetd.

I am using a OpenLDAP for Linux user authentication, and I am using Web based tool for editing LDAP entries called phpLDAPadmin. I needed to add a user to a group in phpLDAPadmin, but it was not obvious to me.

Click on the group on the left part of a screen (in a tree structure) . Then, in right half, click on a Add new attribute, then select memberUid and enter some username. After you press Add or Save Changes couple of times, you will notice a new link under memberUid called (modify group members), which allows you to edit members in a more user friendly way.

Based on rsync:

• rsnapshot : Written in Perl, using rsync and hard links, it is possible to keep multiple, full backups instantly available
• rsback : Written in Perl, I am not sure what are the differences from rsnapshot
• ccollect : Written in simple sh-script.
• fwbackups : Installable with yum (yum install fwbackups).
• flyback : Python based.
• Dirvish : I believe it is not maintained anymore.
• rsync-backup : Perl script.
• RIBS (Rsync Incremental Backup Script) : Written in PHP.
• rsnap : Python.

Based on rdiff:

• rdiff-backup : Python & C written. Best documentation at this wiki. Can be installed with yum.
• SafeKeep : Python / based on rdiff-backup. Installable on Fedora 9 via yum (–enablerepo=rawhide list safekeep*)
• Backupninja : centralized way to configure and schedule many different backup utilities.
• pybackpack : Python, based on rdiff-backup. Basic usage at howtoforge.com. Can be installed with yum (yum install pybackpack). But, it has a big problem in not possible to start it from the commandline or cron.
• rBackup : Written mainly in PHP. Not in repository.

None of the above:

• Areca : Written in Java, supports everything I need. Not available in any Fedora repository. Good tutorial and manuals, but still the problem that it is not diff-based (the whole file is written). Good solution is because it has a compression.
• RESTORE-EE (Enterprise Edition) : Complicated and nice, but not impressed. Tutorial at howtoforge.
• Duplicity : Very good, only with no GUI or other tool for restoring data. Probably the only viable solution if you backup data is on a public server, because supports encryption right from the start.
• Backerupper : To me, it looks that is not maintained anymore. Written in Lazarus-Freepascal (Delphi for Linux)
• Bacula : Really heavy.
• Amanda : Heavy too.
• Mondo Rescue : Really a recovery solution, but just to mention it.
• afbackup : Written in C. Very odl and mature, but none of the documentation.
• BackupPC : Configuration seemed very strange to me.

BackupPC

BackupPC

	cat /etc/httpd/conf.d/BackupPC.conf</pre><br />htpasswd -c /etc/BackupPC/apache.users backuppc<br /><pre><br /> nano /etc/BackupPC/hostsThat worked http://localhost/BackupPC (note the letter case)<br /><br />chkconfig --list backuppc<br /><br /></pre><br /><br /><h2>rdiffWeb</h2><br /><br />Web interface for retrieving a rdiff-backup data. Two are available (<a target="_blank" href="http://www.rdiffweb.org/">rdiffWeb</a> and <a target="_blank" href="http://rdiffbackupweb.sourceforge.net/">rdiff-backup-web</a>) - with same function. The first one is nicer to me, and installation was the following:<br /><pre><br />yum install python-cherrypy<br />wget http://www.rdiffweb.org/releases/rdiffWeb-0.6.3-1.noarch.rpm<br />yum localinstall --nogpgcheck rdiffWeb-0.6.3-1.noarch.rpm<br />rdiff-web-config<br />service rdiff-web start<br />

And in browser: http://localhost:8080/. Beautifull. To add it permanently, just: chkconfig –add rdiff-web.

Some notes: Somehow, my instict told me that I will be needin a compression file system, and best I found was FuseCompress (the older, perfectly stable version is found here). Btw. it is available in Fedora 9 with yum (–enablerepo=rawhide list fusecompress). The other solution – patched kernel for ext2 called e2compr, was not acceptable because I do not want to patch kernel after every kernel update.

• Box Shot 3D v2.9.2: Incredibly simple, but very configurable. My favorite.
• Insofta Cover Commander 2.91 : Great interface. Only, it looks like renderings are of lower quality than in Box Shot 3D. My favorite.
• True BoxShot (True BoxShot Standalone v1.7, or True BoxShot for Photoshop v.1.1.2, or TBS Cover Editor v.1.1.1) : Cover editor is mora an vector-bitmap editing application, then an simply an “box effect applier” – and it’s very impressive. But, I dont need that. And, the other two are solid, but not spectacular.
• Cover Expert 1.6 : Solid one. Not so versatile collection of objects, but has an unique feature in ability to mix more than one object on a single scene.
• Quick 3D Cover : Bad rendering, but interesting selection of objects – included are computer monitors, mobile phones, etc.
• 3D Real Boxshot v4.0: There are two reasons why I did not test it and I did not installed any demo of this application. The first one is really disappointing screen shots on a badly designed website, and the second one is that company does make a lot of software totally unrelated to one another. And, I don’t like companies that do that (excluding Adobe).
• eCover Engineer v5.5 : The screenshots are not spectacular, so I decided not to try it.

And, I will mention others that are really amateur effort:

• Just BoxShots, 3D Box Shot Maker (freeware), 3D ProductBox