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<0> heh
<0> rsh, and all of its siblings have no rfc. And, apparently, a lot of implementions make subtly different ***umptions which causes all sorts of problems.
<0> That's jsut funny.
<0> Another good reason to use scp.
<1> hehe
<1> still scp has its own problems
<1> such as all the ssh overhead
<1> :)
<0> At least its documented.
<2> http://www.codeproject.com/internet/Rshd.asp?df=100&forumid=24307&exp=0&select=1137313
<1> mmm MFC
<0> man rshd on any unix systems gives a basic overview.
<0> But its pretty barebones.
<1> yeh
<1> scary actually
<1> still unless you strictly want rcp compat it'd be easier to make ur own
<0> Going home now. Have fun.
<1> I'm off for the weekend too
<2> yeah, blade if there was an rfc i cluide nake my own
<1> enjoy all
<3> http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1282
<4> Disk 1 of 4... so far so good
<5> anyone who knows how to register a .sys file as a service? command-line or can you add it to registry and reboot or what?
<6> regsrv32?
<5> regsrv32 isn't a program in vista for some reason
<7> maybe it's in windows\syswow64
<6> gah, nevermind, i misread what you said
<7> but no need to look for it
<7> it won't register your sys file
<7> services usuallyregister themselfs
<5> yes, with /install
<7> sys sounds like a driver, are you sure it's a normal service?
<5> it's not a normal service
<7> and it's not an exe?
<5> nope
<5> .sys
<5> like acpi.sys which is loaded
<7> which is not a service, but a driver
<8> .sys is just and extension... not a specific file type.
<7> I understand that the extension is sys, but is it really a pe32 executable?
<7> then just try /install
<7> it must be an exe or windows won't start your service
<7> unless some other process/exe hosts it
<7> like svchost
<5> can't you just add it in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\name with the different values and then restart or does windows save a list of what to run in an extra file and refers to the registry for info?
<7> no, that is about it
<5> how would you load it? with svchost or?
<7> but the service won't start if it's not an executable
<7> no, the exe mentioned in the registr gets started
<7> which connects to the service manager or it gets killed
<5> it's not an exe in the registry
<5> acpi.sys is not .exe
<5> and it gets started
<7> no, acpi is an driver
<7> which so happends to be closely related in WindowsNT
<7> In NT3.5 you had one window to config services and drivers
<5> it's a driver yes
<5> just opened .sys with notepad and found out that "driver" comes up a lot
<5> but, how would you load the driver then?
<4> YouTube charged with dispensing medical advise...
<7> Kn00n: no, no idea. I let windows handle that. Detect new hardware, install new drivers. See the Control Panel - Device Manager
<5> This program cannot be run in DOS mode.
<5> is .sys drivers programs?
<5> I always thought they contained information
<5> but that's probably the .ini then
<7> there are several installers around who will install an acpi driver for you. It's for controlling your cd burner right?
<7> never mind, I got that mixed up with something else
<7> ACPI is a bios thing
<7> you better let windows handle that
<5> I can see from the .exe that registers the .sys that it calls CreateService API and such
<5> acpi.sys was just an example
<5> :)
<3> acpi != aspi
<7> right Clowne
<7> Kn00n: well, maybe drivers also get registered that way. I really don't know
<7> I bet internet can tell you more
<3> and probably messing with acpi.sys will get you to the point of i386\winnt ;)
<5> OpenSCManagerW OpenServiceW CloseServiceHandle DeleteService CreateServiceW StartServiceW
<5> perhaps I should just look at these API functions
<5> that's what the .exe calls to register the .sys
<5> yes, found a way to register the file now
<5> but thanks for the help anyway ;)
<4> CentOS is working! yaay
<5> anyone who knows how to make an application request administrator access?
<4> I'd imagine thats some sort of API call.
<9> if we order room service in the US and a 15% gratuity is included in the bill do we still need to tip the person that brings it to our room?
<10> If they include the gratuity in the bill, I would say no.
<8> no
<9> ok
<9> thanks :)
<9> my first time in America!@
<8> but if you want service with a smile... a small thank you would be appreciated...
<8> we're a bunch of money grubbing bastards.
<9> what is a small thank you? 2 bucks?
<8> 5 or less I'd say.
<9> ok
<9> thanks :)
<8> you're welcome.
<8> I never travel to places where gratuity questions aren't obvious :-)
<8> I usually bring my own trailer and cook my own food ...
<9> hehehe I would have liked to but it is a bit far to take ones own trailer
<9> I hope American food is alright
<6> its all deepfried
<6> even the plates
<9> oh
<9> heheh
<9> It is so weird - they have health warnings that there might be cigarette smoke in the environment
<9> so bizarre
<11> in theory are there any performance or other implications in two units using each other? I find structurally my code is simpler if I avoid it...any thoughts?
<12> tipping is gay
<12> i only tip when someone actually provided a service beyond what is expected from a person in that line of work
<12> you're already paying their salary
<12> the "rule" of tipping is out of control right now
<11> jobs the customarily are paid a tip have a salary that takes that into account
<10> Heh. You're not in America. You're in California.
<10> The only place farther from America would be Texas. :)
<11> and they may be taxed at that level too
<12> yes, out of control
<13> Vibes, I'm concerned how you define "america"
<11> Tipping is good, it allows you to adjust what they earn based on their performance
<10> Goodge: The part of the world where people act normal. :)
<11> someone comment on my question before it scrolls away...is it of no consequence?
<13> So...Canada?
<10> Yes, Canada would be the 51st state. :)
<13> I wish. Then I could order from newegg
<10> Descendnt: No. As long as it compiles, no performance implications.
<10> :)
<11> kk, thanks...do you think reflects on design though? or that's inconsequential? or I shouldn't have drunk that bottle of wine possibly :P
<12> Descendnt: tipping is bad when it's done nothing to deserve it.. automatic tipping is the worst idea ever..
<12> and ontop of that they want extra
<11> well definately I agree with that
<11> I am a good tipper usually, mainly because I am glad I don't have their job (usually tipping jobs **** heh :P )
<11> so out of a sense of guilt I tip well hhehe
<10> I'm typically a big tipper... I usually tip 20%+ for a waiter. ****s for them when they include the 15% gratuity in the bill.
<12> and if a waitress just serves you dinner, she doesnt deserve tipping.. if she's really nice and explains the menu, recommends a wine, smiles and maybe even gives you a bj then sure i'd tip
<11> if they include a gratutity automatically I don't give more, and they hurt themselves with me...
<13> 20% is a little much
<11> one other situation, if in a rare case a waiter charges me for my refills, I deduct it out of his tip, there's no sense in doing that
<11> I do 20-25% typically
<11> waiting tables ****s
<13> they should get a better job :P
<12> indeed
<10> I bussed tables in high school. I've always tipped well since.
<13> it's not like they live in the USSR where they were forced to be a waiter :P
<11> I bussed tables too vibes in high school heh
<11> Red Lobster
<11> first job
<12> its not my responsibility to "complete" their salary.. and here in Norway they're not on minimum wage anyways
<11> well, it's just comp***ion for your fellow man IMO
<9> I always tip in the UK unless the bill has service included
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