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Linux

Adding Attachments to mail

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By Durga Prasad NK

Hi,

I need to send a mail with html code in body and an attachment along with the body and subject.

The html code must display a table with data in it in the mail.

I have tried the ‘sendmail’ command, but I am am able to display the table in the mail and unable to attach an attachment.

Also tried with mailx, but able to attach an attachment but failed with HTML code.

Please help me with this if there is anyway I can dothat.

Thanks,
Durga

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Linux

Script: Removing HTML tags and duplicate lines

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By tburns517

Use and complete the template provided. The entire template must be completed. If you don’t, your post may be deleted!

1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data:
You will write a script that will remove all HTML tags from an HTML document and remove any consecutive duplicate lines, and save it as a text document. The user should have the option of including the name of an html file as an argument for the script, but if none is provided, then the script should prompt the user for the file name.

Something is wrong with this script I just can’t figure out what it is. I also have no clue how to direct the updated file to a new text document.

2. Relevant commands, code, scripts, algorithms:

3. The attempts at a solution (include all code and scripts):

cd ~
read -p “What file would you like to clean? ” html

if [ -f $html ]
then
sed ‘s/]*>//g’ $html
sort $html | uniq
else
echo “File does not exist.”
fi

4. Complete Name of School (University), City (State), Country, Name of Professor, and Course Number (Link to Course):
Jackson Community College, Jackson MI, USA, M. Brinkman, CIS106

Note: Without school/professor/course information, you will be banned if you post here! You must complete the entire template (not just parts of it).

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Linux

KBibTeX 0.4.1, 0.5-beta2 (KDE Scientific)

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KBibTeX 0.4.1, 0.5-beta2
(KDE Scientific)
KBibTeX is a BibTeX editor for KDE to edit bibliographies used with LaTeX. Features include comfortable input masks, starting web queries (e. g. Google Scholar or BibSonomy) and exporting to PDF, PostScript, RTF and XML/HTML. As KBibTeX is using KDE‘s KParts technology, KBibTeX can be embedded into Kile or Konqueror.

changelog:
2013-Mar-10

KBibTeX 0.5-beta2 has been released. Please test this beta and report bugs at KBibTeX’s bug tracker at Gna (not KDE‘s bug tracker).

2012-Oct-15

KBibTeX 0.4.1 has just been tagged and tar-balled. This release is a maintenance release, although some minor feature improvements from the development trunk have been backported as well.

Everyone using KBibTeX 0.4 is encouraged to upgrade to this version if possible.

Changes from 0.4 to 0.4.1 include, but are not limited to:

  • Web searches: Improved support for user-triggered cancelling

  • SpringerLink search: GUI changes, using api.springer.com for search

  • PubMed: Limiting search requests per time

  • ACM Portal: Retrieving “month”, fixing HTTP header

  • JSTOR: fixing HTTP header

  • Google Scholar: Updates to compensate for changes in Google’s web layout; handling redirects

  • Science Direct: Updates to compensate for changes in Science Direct‘s web layout; handling redirects

  • arXiv: Trying to extract bibliographic information from journal strings

  • BibSonomy: Specifying number of hits to find

  • Web search uses KDE‘s proxy settings

  • Using KDE subsystem to open external files (e.g. PDF files)

  • Adding preview for images (in addition to PDF or HTML files); handling references to arXiv

  • Squeezing long file names in user interface

  • Handling quit actions more gracefully

  • Improving interface to external programs such as pdflatex

  • More robust XSL transformations

  • BibTeX import: guessing encoding information left by JabRef, more informative debug output, improved handling of multiple fields with same name

  • Reference preview: supporting dark color schemes

  • Fixing sorting in value list

  • Fixes in setting color tag to entries

  • Fixes in name formatting

  • Keeping user interface read-only for read-only use cases

  • Numerous bug fixes, closing memory leaks, speed improvements

  • Adding testing application for web searches

  • Fixes in duplicate merging code: remove fields user doesn’t want to keep

    • 2011-Nov-24

    After month of development, KBibTeX 0.4 has been released today.

    KBibTeX 0.4 has the following improvements over KBibTeX 0.3, extracted from a 21000+ lines difference in code.

  • Support for Windows (compiles out of the box)

  • Configuration file system refactored

  • Adding more online search engines: SpringerLink, PubMed, ACM Digital Library, JSTOR, IEEE Xplorer, Science Direct

  • Improving all other online search engines: Google Scholar, arXiv, BibSonomy

  • “List of Values” refactored, allows to search for items

  • Introducing preferences dialog to manage various settings

  • Improved support for drag’n’drop throughout the program

  • Improving tagging elements with color

  • Introducing global keyword list to select from

  • Editing widgets get “history” to select from

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at KDE Apps
    • Linux

    Kid3 2.3 (KDE Sound Application)

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    Kid3 2.3
    (KDE Sound Application)
    If you want to easily tag multiple MP3, Ogg/Vorbis, FLAC, MPC, MP4/AAC, MP2, Speex, TrueAudio, WavPack and WMA files (e.g. full albums) without typing the same information again and again and have control over both ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags, then Kid3 is the program you are looking for.

    With Kid3 you can:
    – Edit ID3v1.1 tags
    – Edit all ID3v2.3 and ID3v2.4 frames
    – Convert between ID3v1.1, ID3v2.3 and ID3v2.4 tags
    – Edit tags in MP3, Ogg/Vorbis, FLAC, MPC, MP4/AAC, MP2, Speex, TrueAudio, WavPack, WMA, AIFF and WAV files
    – Edit tags of multiple files, e.g. the artist, album, year and genre of all files of an album typically have the same values and can be set together.
    – Generate tags from filenames
    – Generate tags from the contents of tag fields
    – Generate filenames from tags
    – Rename and create directories from tags
    – Generate playlist files
    – Automatically convert upper and lower case and replace strings
    – Import from freedb2.org, MusicBrainz, Discogs, Amazon and other sources of album data
    – Export tags as CSV, HTML, playlists, Kover XML and in other formats

    changelog:
    Sat Mar 2 09:36:02 CET 2013 Urs Fleisch
    * Release 2.3
    * New:
    + Automatic batch import for multiple directories.
    + Import catalog number and release country from Discogs and
    MusicBrainz.
    + Quick access tags are configurable for tag 2.
    + Setting for default file name to save cover art.
    + Select all in directory.
    + Apply text encoding.
    + Support Qt 5.0.
    * Improved:
    + Better responsiveness when working with a huge number of files,
    long operations can be aborted (filtering, renaming, expanding).
    + Support custom frame names in formats and imports.
    + Display accuracy and cover art URL for imports.
    + Added more unified frame types.
    + GUI and usability.
    * Fixed:
    + Swapped mapping of too and enc for M4A files.
    + Compatibility of ID3v2.4.0 COMM frames with iTunes.
    + Do not remove spaces in Vorbis comment field names.
    + Crash and decoding for fingerprints with libav 9.1.

    Mon Dec 3 11:09:12 CET 2012 Urs Fleisch
    * Release 2.2.1
    * Improved:
    + Updated Czech translation.
    * Fixed:
    + Fixed selection of language and handbook with Qt 4.8.

    Fri Oct 26 17:07:27 CEST 2012 Urs Fleisch
    * Release 2.2
    * New:
    + Option to load last opened file on startup.
    + Option to use locale for character conversion.
    + Support new features of TagLib 1.8: More ID3 frames, ID3v2.3,
    tracker modules (MOD, S3M, IT, XM).
    + Support use of GStreamer instead of FFmpeg for Chromaprint decoding.
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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at KDE Apps

    Linux

    Adjustable Clock 3.2 (Plasmoid Binary)

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    Adjustable Clock 3.2
    (Plasmoid Binary)
    Plasmoid to show date and time in adjustable format using rich text.
    Developed and tested on KDE 4.10 with Qt 4.8 (Kubuntu 12.10).

    Source (main repository, with more frequent updates) is located at:
    https://github.com/Emdek/plasmoid-adjustable-clock

    Tips:
    – to change tool tip text you need to set options toolTipFormatMain and toolTipFormatSub in applets configuration file (usually located at ~/.kde4/share/config/plasma-desktop-appletsrc), in group containing line plugin=adjustableclock;
    – you can use advanced WebKit features, for example use CSS to create reflections:

    -webkit-box-reflect:below 5px -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, from(transparent), color-stop(0.5, transparent), to(white));

    And much more. 😉

    If you created interesting format and want to share it then post in comments!

    Features:
    – fully custom date format (syntax similar to that of strftime C function);
    – possibility to use rich text editor or edit source (HTML and CSS) to adjust format;
    – fast copy to clipboard of adjustable date and time format after middle mouse click on the clock or activation of keyboard shortcut;
    – context menu with actions to copy formatted (adjustable formats) date and time to clipboard;
    – adjustable tool tip (hidden option);
    – standard clock calendar.

    Additional formats:
    – Digital clock, format resembling traditional digital clock, by Emdek – http://pastebin.com/Ux5kztGd.

    If you have found bugs or have suggestions you can contact me via email, message or using comments, before you will vote bad. And remember that not everybody has enough time for fast replying. 😉

    changelog:
    3.2 (10.03.2013):
    – added Train Clock, based on design by Nuno Pinheiro;
    – added beClock theme, inspired by clock by Thomas Luebking;
    – added Binary Clock;
    – show placeholder category in title in rich text editor;
    – enable Apply button when configuration values are changed;
    – added Edit button to trigger clipboard action editor;
    – moved custom themes to separate, shared data file;
    – some other improvements and fixes.

    3.1 (15.02.2012):
    – added initial support for placeholder previews in rich text editor;
    – new theme selector with previews;
    – added Progress clock, based on code from Peter Fajdiga;
    – removed Flat theme (too similar to Default);
    – updated internal HTML layout to be simpler and more future proof;
    – add dynamic offset to themes with enabled background;
    – events are now always synced;
    – allow to zoom contents of rich text editor;
    – use Plasma theme font by default;
    – set initial focus for rich text editor;
    – move bundled themes to XML data file;
    – some other fixes.

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at KDE Apps

    Linux

    Need help with these scripts in nano…

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    By tburns517

    So I am trying to write 3 different scripts using nano. Having some trouble with each.

    The first one is prompting for the person’s information, and I would like to store that information in a new text file. I have most of it complete. The only problem I have here is that I do not know the code to send all of the information to the new text file.

    The second one I want to remove all HTML tags from a document, as well as duplicate lines.

    The third script I have a list of states, their land area and population. I need it to ask the person if they would like to have a new file sorted alphabetically by state name, by land area or by population. They can choose 1, 2, or 3. Depending on what they choose, I need to output their choice to a new text file.

    I sort of have a grasp on what to do for these scripts but I need a little help on each one. Any help would be appreciated.

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at The UNIX and Linux Forums

    Computers

    Move your bookmarks easily between computers

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    It’s a simple problem, but that doesn’t stop it from bedeviling some computer users: What do you do if you buy a new computer and want to easily move all your old bookmarks over to the new one? In this video how-to, we’ll show you two ways to export bookmarks and then upload them into a browser on your new machine.

    Using Chrome, I start by going to that browser’s bookmark manager and clicking Organize. I then export my bookmarks to an HTML file, choosing where to save it. From there, using email, file-sharing, or a thumb drive, I can bring my bookmarks over to a new computer.

    There’s an even easier way using Google Chrome. Just sign in when you use the browser. That way, whenever you’re signed into Chrome on any machine, your bookmarks will travel with you.

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at PCWorld

    Linux

    Problem with sendmail

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    By rocky88

    Hi,

    I have written a sendmail command to mail two HTML files to users. But the command is executing without any errors but it is not sending any mails.

    Below is the code snippets.

    #(cat <<HERE; cat final.html; cat final1.html) | /usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -t
    #From: abc
    #To: abc@abc.com
    #Subject: Some file
    #Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
    #Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
    #MIME-Version: 1.0

    #HERE

    Can anyone please suggest anything?

    Thanks

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at The UNIX and Linux Forums

    Linux

    Martin Pitt: Automatically generating documentation from GIR files

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    Many libraries build a GObject introspection repository (*.gir) these days which allows the library to be used from many scripting (Python, JavaScript, Perl, etc.) and other (e. g. Vala) languages without the need for manually writing bindings for each of those.

    One issue that I hear surprisingly often is “there is zero documentation for those bindings”. Tools for building documentation out of a .gir have existed for a long time already, just far too many people seem to not know about them.

    For example, to build Yelp XML documentation out of the libnotify bindings for Python:

      $ g-ir-doc-tool --language=Python -o /tmp/notify-doc /usr/share/gir-1.0/Notify-0.7.gir

    Then you can call yelp /tmp/notify-doc to browse the documentation. You can of course also use the standard Mallard tools to convert them to HTML for sticking them on a website:

      $ cd /tmp/notify-doc
  $ yelp-build html .

    Admittedly they are far from pretty, and there are still lots of refinements that should be done for the documentation itself (like adding language specific examples) and also for the generated result (prettification, dynamic search, and what not), but it’s certainly far from “nothign”, and a good start.

    If you are interested in working on this, please show up in #introspection or discuss it on bugzilla, desktop-devel-list@, or the library specific lists/bug trackers.

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at Planet Ubuntu

    Linux

    How to generate HTML page from UNIX script out-put?

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    By HHarsh

    Hi All.

    This my first post to this forum, and i assuming it will be best out-of all.

    I am quite new to Unix scripting so please excuse me for any silly questions –

    I am trying to create on Unix script in which it telnet to my server, check the connectivity of the server and then it generate the out-put.

    I am getting correct output and everything is fine.

    Now i want to extend that to some extend –

    Now i want to the output of the script i should get in HTML formats in email.

    conct_asap () {
    cd ${home}
    telnet 10.97.111.111 40003 >tap <<EOF
    ^]
    quit
    EOF
    }
    conct_asap 2>asap.log 1>asap.log

    grep “Connected” ${home}/asap 2>/dev/null 1>/dev/null
    clear
    if [ $? -eq 0 ];then
    echo “1]. ${bold}ASAP Check${unbold}”
    echo “_________________________________”
    echo “Connectivity –> UP and Running”
    ———————————————————————–
    So will it possible to generate HTML out-put and send to my mail box ?:wall:

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at The UNIX and Linux Forums

    Computers

    Internet Explorer 10 lands on Windows 7

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    After nearly two years of tinkering and testing, Microsoft has officially released Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7.

    Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 requires you to have at least Service Pack 1 installed. Microsoft offers direct downloads of the browser in 95 languages, though the company will automatically upgrade Windows 7 users to the new browser in the coming weeks via Windows Update. The wait will be short if you’ve been helping Microsoft’s engineers test the browser: In a blog post heralding the release, Microsoft said it will be upgrading users of the Internet Explorer 10 Release Preview to the final release today.

    IE 10 is the latest version of Microsoft’s seminal browser, and it has been available on Windows 8 computers and Windows RT tablets since their launch in late October. The Windows 7 version also sports a touch-enabled interface though it is visually similar to IE 9 on Windows 7, eschewing the sleek, minimalistic aesthetic of Windows 8’s modern UI adaptation of the browser.

    Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 packs some handy-dandy usability features, including integrated spell checking and auto-correct features. The improvements continue under the hood as well. The browser offers better support for Web standards such as HTML 5, and Do Not Track—which asks websites not to track the users’ browsing history in order to serve targeted ads—is enabled by default. Internet Explorer 10 also reduces strain on CPUs and batteries.

    To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at PCWorld

    News, Politics, Government

    Firefox Takes On Both Apple and Google With Yet Another Smartphone OS

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    By Tim Worstall, Contributor We’re getting the first set of stories out of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona: and the one that seems most interesting is that Firefox’s attempt to launch a smartphone operating system seems to have some heavy backing. Telefonica, one of the largest airtime providers, is backing the attempt to create yet another competitor. So that’s just Apple, Google, Microsoft and BlackBerry that they’re fighting against then: Telefonica, the telecoms giant which owns O2, is looking to take on Google’s and Apple’s domination of mobile operating systems by joining up with the Mozilla technology business. In slightly more detail: The company is working with the not-for-profit organisation to launch a new operating system based on the Firefox internet browser that Mozilla owns. The system will allow developers to produce apps based on HTML5 – the main computer language used for the internet – which it says will require considerably less effort and investment than producing apps for the Apple and Google-owned systems. There are indeed advantages there: the use of HTML 5 might well make the writing of apps much easier. And having a large apps ecosystem is regarded as one of the necessary declarations of being a real player in the OS marketplace. …read more
    Source: FULL ARTICLE at Forbes Latest

    Linux

    Calligra 2.6.1 Released

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    The Calligra team has released version 2.6.1, the first bugfix release of the Calligra Suite, and Calligra Active. This release contains a number of important bug fixes to 2.6.0 and we recommend everybody to update.

    Bugfixes in This Release

    Here is an overview of the most important fixes that are in 2.6.1. There are several others that are not mentioned here. Since this release is very close to the big release of 2.6.0 the development team has concentrated on crash bugs and other serious bugs potentially leading to data loss.

    General:

    • Fixes for several different crashes. See for instance bugs 314676, 314747
    • Several new or improved icons for different applications.
    • General look and feel on Windows improved by hardcoding the theme.

    Filters:

    • A new filter for the MOBI ebook format was released with 2.6.1. This filter was scheduled for 2.6.0 but was withheld because of some bugs that were discovered late in the release cycle.
    • Much improvement in exporting tables in the HTML export filter.
    • Fix options in the CSV export dialog (bug 314766)

    Try It Out

    • The source code is available for download: calligra-2.6.1.tar.bz2. As far as we are aware, the following distributions package Calligra 2.6. This information will be updated when we get more details. In addition, many distributions will package and ship Calligra 2.6 as part of their standard set of applications.
    • In Chakra Linux, Calligra is the default office suite so you don’t have to do anything at all to try out Calligra. Chakra aims to be a showcase Linux for the “Elegance of the Plasma Desktop” and other KDE software.
    • Users of Ubuntu and Kubuntu are urged to try the daily snapshots prepared by Project Neon. Paste the following in a terminal window and you’ll find Calligra installed in /opt: 
      sudo add-apt-repository ppa:neon/ppa 
&& sudo apt-get update
&& sudo apt-get install project-neon-base 
   project-neon-calligra 
   project-neon-calligra-dbg

      You can run these packages by adding /opt/project-neon/bin to your PATH.

    • Arch Linux provides Calligra packages in the [kde-unstable] repository.
    • Fedora packages are available in the rawhide development repository (http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Rawhide), and unofficial builds are available for prior releases from kde-unstable repository at http://kde-redhat.sourceforge.net/ .
    • There are OpenSUSE Calligra packages in the unstable playground repository.
    • Calligra FreeBSD ports are available in Area51.
    • MS Windows packages will be available from KO GmbH. For download of Windows binaries, use the download page.
    • Mac OS X: We would welcome volunteers who want to build and publish packages for the Calligra Suite on OS X. There are some first attempts

    About Calligra

    Calligra is part of the applications from the KDE community. See more information at the website http://www.calligra.org/.

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at Planet KDE

    Linux

    Dolphin 2.2 is there!

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    I told you about the changes in Dolphin 2.2 some time ago already. Here is a summary of the last bugs that were fixed during the beta/RC phase:

    • Bug 311582: Fix another “View fails to update after changes in the directory” issue. See git commit 74b0d33a.
    • Bug 310770: Use the correct default settings for Nepomuk. See git commits 530c743a, fe4bb558, review request 107464.
    • Bug 304299: Use only one application instance when opening multiple files if possible. See git commit e45a847d, review request 107305.
    • Bug 311782: Do not show “Directory loading has been cancelled” message if an error occurs. See git commit 07ee7c06, review request 107787.
    • Use the new Nepomuk2::MetaDataWidget for the Information Panel, which provides many improvements compared to KFileMetaDataWidget. See git commits 487d6dd5, da5b7dcd, 32d5e287.
    • Fix crash when browsing contents of Bluetooth device. See git commit 90c7fd40.
    • Bugs 262464, 312812,313992: Show file names in plain text, even if the file name contains HTML tags. See git commits 4e6d2d84, e27c4b3a, f05e18db, 8a97ca66, review requests 108291, 108336, 108307, 108584. Nice example that shows how tricky it can be to get something right that looks extremely trivial.
    • Bug 312679: Fix crash when sorting by “Date” and the modification time of some files is close to a shift to/from daylight saving time. See git commit 715f00a9, review request 108309. This was actually caused by the new parallel sorting algorithm – it turned out that comparing dates is not reentrant.
    • Bug 311794: Show correct duration for audio files. See git commit d23631d0, review request 108281.
    • Bug 314338: Do not delay the popup menu when clicking the “Create New” toolbar button. See git commit 4d9af664, review request 108397.
    • Bug 290736: Select the correct item as the new current item after deleting files. See git commit 14e5ba5b, review request 108356.
    • Bug 302264: Fix crash when showing version-controlled directories. See git commit a9d7ebbc, review request 107656.
    • Use the correct icon size in the “Edit places entry” dialog. See git commit 99f200d2, review request 108443.
    • Bug 313151: Allow “timeline” URLs as homepage. See git commit 87a4eb9e, review request 108428.
    • Bug 313466: Make the “A folder cannot be dropped into itself” message less intrusive. See git commit c1051731, review request 108483.
    • Do not update Nepomuk data more often than necessary. See git commit af280715, review request 108543.

    Those who have not upgraded to Dolphin 2.2 yet can enjoy at least the bug fixes that are also in the last bug fix update for Dolphin 2.1:

    Linux

    Can't submit a form.

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    By tip78

    hello
    my script is submitting POST-data to a site
    (its not my first script, i’ve done these before many times (include parsing scripts) but this one is tough)

    so the problem is i’m submitting a form with firefox
    and in firebug i see WHAT exactly i’m submitting
    then
    when i do EXACTLY the same with my script
    it’s simply not working
    so i have the question to pro’s:
    WHYYYYYYYYYYYY :confused:

    there is one thing.. the data have about 20 parameters and some of them:

    Code:
    __EVENTARGUMENT
    __EVENTTARGET
    __EVENTVALIDATION
    __LASTFOCUS
    __VIEWSTATE
    >datahere<

    can change their position in the block of post-data
    they can be like:

    Code:
    __LASTFOCUS
    >datahere<
    __EVENTARGUMENT
    __EVENTTARGET
    __EVENTVALIDATION
    __VIEWSTATE

    or:

    Code:
    __LASTFOCUS
    __EVENTARGUMENT
    __EVENTTARGET
    __VIEWSTATE
    >datahere<
    __EVENTVALIDATION

    or somewhere else

    and i think maybe javascript doing this somehow but dunno if this can be a problem
    the whole site looks like writting by a monkey. rly. have bugs in JS and in HTML also.
    there’s also the key which is changing when loading this page but i’m catching it

    PS plx don’t put this topic to “web-programming” last answer there was a week ago 😮

    Moderator’s Comments:
    edit by bakunin: please keep the thread titles as concise as possible. We’ll gladly help even we are not “your last hope”. Coming across desperate will gain you nothing here. Thank you.

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at The UNIX and Linux Forums

    Linux

    Can't submit a form. you my last hope

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    By tip78

    hello
    my script is submitting POST-data to a site
    (its not my first script, i’ve done these before many times (include parsing scripts) but this one is tough)

    so the problem is i’m submitting a form with firefox
    and in firebug i see WHAT exactly i’m submitting
    then
    when i do EXACTLY the same with my script
    it’s simply not working
    so i have the question to pro’s:
    WHYYYYYYYYYYYY :confused:

    there is one thing.. the data have about 20 parameters and some of them:

    Code:
    __EVENTARGUMENT
    __EVENTTARGET
    __EVENTVALIDATION
    __LASTFOCUS
    __VIEWSTATE
    >datahere<

    can change their position in the block of post-data
    they can be like:

    Code:
    __LASTFOCUS
    >datahere<
    __EVENTARGUMENT
    __EVENTTARGET
    __EVENTVALIDATION
    __VIEWSTATE

    or:

    Code:
    __LASTFOCUS
    __EVENTARGUMENT
    __EVENTTARGET
    __VIEWSTATE
    >datahere<
    __EVENTVALIDATION

    or somewhere else

    and i think maybe javascript doing this somehow but dunno if this can be a problem
    the whole site looks like writting by a monkey. rly. have bugs in JS and in HTML also.
    there’s also the key which is changing when loading this page but i’m catching it

    PS plx don’t put this topic to “web-programming” last answer there was a week ago 😮

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at The UNIX and Linux Forums

    Computers

    7 things about SharePoint 2013 all IT pros should know

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    SharePoint, for Microsoft, has grown into a billions-of-dollars-a-year sort of business that increases its market share in the double-digit range each year. Not to put too fine a point on it: SharePoint is a beast in its space. Companies are adopting it worldwide to centralize knowledge, increase collaboration, develop applications on top of it and realize actionable intelligence about their overall business health.

    However, SharePoint 2013 represents a major new release in the lifecycle of the product, and that may cause you to wonder what it is, what it can do for you and what your organization needs to know before considering and deploying it. Here’s a brief SharePoint 2013 cheat sheet to help you sort out with some of those concerns.

    SharePoint 2013 highlights: Better BI, mobile, public website support

    What are the big points Microsoft wants to sing about when it comes to the SharePoint 2013 release? While there are many improvements, the following five points rise to the top:

    Better branding for your Web presence. What used to be an arduous process that involved complicated designer assets, style sheets and a confusing packaging process has now been made much easier. Now, any Web designer with proficiency in HTML, CSS and JavaScript can in a short amount of time brand a SharePoint site and create a public-facing or internal site that looks good. This will reduce your internal support expense, as well as make it less costly to use SharePoint itself as a platform for public-facing websites.

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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at PCWorld

    Linux

    Mail not properly shown in some email clients

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    By muazrs

    Hi guys,

    I’ve an issue with my mail send using shell script. My mail contain a HTML content/body and an attachment.

    The mail content is shown in my Gmail account BUT in Yahoo and Outlook the content is missing.

    Both Gmail and Outlook have attachment BUT in Yahoo the attachment content is empty.

    When I send the HTML content only, all three mail HTML content are properly shown. Same goes to the attachment.

    I’ve disabled my antivirus in-case of it blocking the content.

    I suspected it is because of the multipart content type but after modifying it a few times still got the issue.

    Maybe you guys have an ideas of what seem to be the issue?

    Below is my code:

    #!/usr/bin/ksh

    dir="/home/sysadmin/deletion_log"
    configfile="$dir/config.csv"
    mailconfig="$dir/mail.txt"

    while read config
    do
    row=$(echo $config |cut -c1)
    if [[ $row != "#" ]]; then
    cust=$(echo $config |cut -d , -f1) #customer
    num=$(echo $config |cut -d , -f2 |sed 's/ //g') #SLA duration
    product=$(echo $config |cut -d , -f3) #product
    product1=$(echo $config |cut -d , -f3 |sed 's/ //g')
    ptype=$(echo $config |cut -d , -f4 |sed 's/ //g') #product type
    fname=$(echo $config |cut -d , -f5 |sed 's/ //g') #filename
    fcode=$(echo $config |cut -d , -f6 |sed 's/ //g') #filecode
    pdate=$(date "+%Y%m%d" "-d -$num days")
    fdate=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d" "-d -$num days")
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