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• How can I tell programatically whether or not the host that a script is running on is a VirtualBox V

  - by Joe Casadonte

  Is there any way to tell if the host that a script is running on is a VirtualBox guest VM? Ideally I'm looking for a cross-platform way. I would think this is next to impossible unless, maybe, something in the Guest Additions provides this. Thanks!

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• referral with regex for firefox?

  - by acidzombie24

  I am looking for a firefox referral plugin. I would like to be able to forge the referral name based on the pagename without extension. Such as http://site.com/page/abc.ANYTHING i need to set the referral as http://site.com/view/blah-abc-more.ext Does anyone know of a solution?

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• Web based Apache VHost config dump

  - by childno.de

  Is there a native way to get a simple HTML / XML & XSD output for Apache VHost and Directives? On console I write: apachectl -S If there is no native one, is there an (open) Script / Tool (php, perl, etc.) managing this. I'm NOT looking for server management but just for a "server config overview" which might be (iframe) included in a wiki page for references on different development machines.

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• What's the cheapest iPhone competitor, on a total-cost basis?

  - by Alex R

  I'm looking for a smart-phone with FAST network access in a major U.S. city. But I want it cheaper than the total cost (over say, 3 years) of an iPhone. Does any such device exist?

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• PeerApp Scalability

  - by ChaosFreak

  William, In response to a question on P2P caching, you answered "PeerApp can do that but probably doesn't suit the scale you are looking at." PeerApp is the most scalable P2P cache in the world, and can handle hundreds of Gb per second of bandwidth. Their largest deployment in Taiwan handles 120Gbps with no problem. The next largest competitor, OverSi, can barely handle a tenth of that. Where do you get your information that PeerApp "doesn't suit scale"?

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• Gentoo/mdadm: Remove 1 disk from RAID 0 array

  - by Tim

  The server has a 7-disk RAID 0 array, and sdf is starting to die. Is there a way to remove sdf while keeping the array intact? # df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/md1 14T 6.6T 7.0T 49% /var [...] # cat /proc/mdstat Personalities : [raid0] md1 : active raid0 sda4[0] sdf1[5] sdd1[3] sdb1[1] sde1[4] sdg1[6] sdc1[2] 14482788352 blocks 512k chunks Looking to keep downtime to a minimum.

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• Valid links in PDF Documents

  - by Cosi

  I am looking for a application which I can use to check my PDF documents that include links to ensure that they are still up-to-date?

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• How to toggle between different monitors with one key on Windows 7?

  - by user443854

  I recently found a post on switching between different sound cards with one key stroke (the answer I ended up using is Default Audio Changer). I am looking for similar functionality for switching between monitors. Win+P is not good enough, as it loops between four choices: Computer | Duplicate | Extend | Projector, and I want to toggle only between two monitors. It also takes at least four key strokes to toggle.

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• Windows Defender- good or bad?

  - by cop1152

  Anyone have any experience with Windows Defender? Is it a replacement for antivirus software or something else to run alongside? We are looking for something that isnt as bloated as McAfee 8.5i.

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• skype compatible phone

  - by ageis23

  I'm looking for a skype compatible phone I can use to contact my sister when shes logged on sype on her laptop. If possible it should have video conferencing. So a small screen I can she her pretty face on lol.

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• Advanced grep, where string doesn't begin with a URL

  - by Webnet

  I'm seeing tons of error logs on our site that are looking for favicon.ico. The favicon is now hosted off of amazon S3 but it appears somewhere we still have a link to the old one that I can't find anywhere (I'm a new employee here so I'm not too familiar with things). How can I do a grep search for favicon.ico that doesn't start with http://s3.amazon.com ?

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• Driver for wireless card WNC-0301 (Level One) for XP 64 bit

  - by Kamarey

  I looking for drivers for network wireless PCI card WNC-0301 of Level One for Windows XP 64 bit. The one I found on company's site is zipped with password. In short, do somebody know where to find this driver?

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• TFS 2010 - can Build servers be a VM?

  - by Dave

  I'm looking to setup a TFS environment. I'm proposing the TFS 2010 machine be a virtual box. can the Build server be a VM?

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• Run .ipa file on cross platform? [closed]

  - by Fookraa

  Possible Duplicate: iPad Simulator (install ipa on pc) My platforms are Linux and Windows. Now I have a software whose extension is .ipa I am looking for a way to run this file either on Windows or on Linux. There exists Wine which can run .exe files on Linux, similarly is there something which can run .ipa either on linux or windows?? I am also comfortable with getting into virtualization and emulation to get the software work!

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• Phone solution for virtual company

  - by EJB

  I am looking for recommendations/links for a service that can give/assign me a phone number, have a recorded messages played when someone calls such as "press 1 for ..., press 2 for yyy etc" and then allow the caller to leave a message that is then emailed to the owner of the particular voicemail box. Google voice works for 1 mailbox only, but something like that with multiple mailboxes and multiple email addresses would be great.

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• Have many companies upgraded to Exchange 2010?

  - by Brett G

  We're looking at possibly upgrading to Exchange 2010. Just wondering that if many other companies have done so, and if so, what the compelling features were for them in order to upgrade

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• USB 3.0 + eSATA docking station for 2,5" (and optionally. 3,5") SATA drives [closed]

  - by AnNaSF

  I am looking for a USB 3.0 + eSATA docking station for 2,5" (and optionally. 3,5") SATA drives in order to easily connect some of my (formerly internally used) drives to me laptop which is equipped with an eSATA port. I am currently tending to buy this one: http://www.amazon.de/Uspeed-Superspeed-Externe-Festplatten-Chipsets/dp/B0087B9NE8/ Anyone any experiences with this device? Anyone possessing technically equivalent device which he/she can recommend? Thanks a lot!

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• What is the Windows analog of the Linux watch command?

  - by PeterJCLaw

  I'm looking for a Windows program/script/command line function that works like Linux's watch program. watch periodically calls another program/whatever and shows the result, which is great for refreshing an output file or similar every second: watch cat my-output.txt or, more powerfully: watch grep "fail" my-output.txt I've looked for it in cygwin's library, but it doesn't seem to be present.

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• Backing up the OS from a netbook?

  - by AppsByAaron

  I'm looking at getting a netbook but I see that they don't come with the OS on cd/dvd. Is there a way for me to make a "backup" of the default install in case I get a virus or HD wipe and need to "re-install" the OS?

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• How do I specify an alternate/additional package source for `apt-get`?

  - by Jamie

  I need to install an older version of gcc on Ubuntu 10.04 (Beta 2); and I'm told I can install a previous package. At present, I can't compile version gcc-3.3.x, and I'm looking to install a package. How do I instruct apt-get to pull stuff from previous Ubuntu archives?

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• Cheap NAS for connecting a USB drive to the network

  - by olaeld

  I am looking for a cheap way of hooking up a USB drive to the LAN. This could be a router with a USB port, or possibly a more regular NAS device with a USB port. I am hoping to find something below $200. But if there is a device with "magical properties" I may be interested to hear about it anyway.

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• What is /usr/bin/[ ?

  - by Josh

  I was just poking around in /usr/bin and I found an ELF binary file called [. /usr/bin/[. I have never heard of this file and my first thought was that it was a clever way of hiding a program, possibly a trojan. However it's present on all my CentOS servers and seems to have no manual entry. I can hazard a guess as to what it is but I was looking for a more authoritative answer...

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• Automating failover to recovery site using SRM (API)

  - by bozitsu

  Hello, i am looking for a product that could integrate with SRM (we support following HW vendors: NetApp, EMC, Hitachi, Eternus and HP) and allow automation of failover from primary to disaster triggered by some sort of event on primary site. Is there any such product Thanks in advance, B.

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• How do I get an Excel macro to copy data from a specific column and the same row that is selected at

  - by Tommy

  Example: I have selected any row and any column, let's say D6. The data I am looking for is in column H. So, I want the macro to copy the data in row 6, and column H, i.e. H6. If I have selected G14, the macro shall copy the data in cell H14, etc.

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• determining server config

  - by tristan625

  I have recently set up a Linux server for my college which also hosts the college website and other downloadables. This server is linked to outside world using a leased line connection of 1mbps capacity. My problem is that the users complain that the downloads from the server are very slow, how can I imporve this? What things should I be looking at. My current server config: Dell vostro260s with 4Gb of ram and i3 processor.

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