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Free Webcam Security – Dorgem – WinSCP

dan — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 14:59:38 +0000

This is how you setup a free home security webcam using dorgem and winscp.exe.

First Download:

Download WinSCP and install it.http://winscp.net/
Download Dorgem and install it. http://dorgem.sourceforge.net/

Next Configure Dorgem:
Most people are going to want to use the “Web Server” option. This will setup a webserver with your webcam on it…. Pretty straight forward.

But, when I was looking this up, I couldn’t find anywhere that tells you how to use WinSCP. So here I go:

First Configure WinSCP

Open WinSCP
New
Type in all the correct info in session
Make sure you set a default folder under Environment->Directories->Remote Directory
Save… and remember the name of the session
Connect and make sure you set it to remember passwords and everything

Second Configure Dorgem:

Open Dorgem
Preview the source
Click “Store Settings”
- Add
- External Program
- Name it something to remember
- Check Enable
- Command: “C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\winscp.exe” name_of@winscp_session.com /upload %s /defaults
- OK
Click “Capture Now” to test it out.
You should now see a tmp file on the WinSCP server.
If you dont, then you might want to try changing the path to WinSCP in the command or double check the name of the stored WinSCP session in the command.
Then, you can enable motion detection under “options” on the main screen

Hope this helps some people!

FoxToPhone – Send Links from Firefox to Android – (Like ChromeToPhone)

dan — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 12:41:47 +0000

Just found out about FoxToPhone.

It gives you a little button in Firefox that allows you to send it to be opened by your browser on your Android phone.

The integration is seamless and it works like a charm.
Useful Links:

Firefox Plugin: FoxToPhone
Android App: Google Chrome to Phone

Outlook Rule : Only at Specific Times

dan — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 16:20:29 +0000

Lets say you want to have a rule in outlook send to you only between specific times in the day.

Only after 6pm and before 8am
Only on your lunch hour
When you are not at work

I will explain this by having emails forward to my cell phone, only when I am normally not at the office. (From 6pm-8am) This way, I will be able to receive important emails that may require special outside assistance.

What I do is:

Create a special category called FWD
Use other rules to set messages into the FWD category if I want them forwarded. (Explained Below)
Then, create a rule to run last in the rules list called FWD Rule
*Important Part* This will check the time on the messages, if it’s within the specified hours, it will forward the email (Explained Below)

Creating a Rule to set the FWD Category:
Your Rule Description should look something like this. The important part is that it is assigning it to the FWD Category:

Apply this rule after the message arrives
with 'Emergency from client' in the subject
    and marked as 'high importance'
    and assigned to 'FWD' Category

The Rule that will email header* for UTC times. Make sure it’s assigned to the FWD category. And then FWD it:

Apply this rule after the message arrives
with '2011 23:' or '2011 02:' or ... '2011 10:' in the message header
    and assigned to 'FWD' category
forward it to 'email@example.com'

* This should work on most emails, but if you want to look at the email header Right-click on the message in the Inbox and select Message Options.
* I included the 2011 and the colon to make it more specific.

UTC Time for 6pm – 8am:
Email Header contained:
X-OriginalArrivalTime: 18 Feb 2011 03:23:52.0368 (UTC)
So I searched for:

2011 23:,2011 01:,2011 02:,2011 03:,2011 04:,2011 05:,2011 06:,2011 07:,2011 08:,2011 09:,2011 10:,2011 11:

View of My Sites Traffic

dan — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:14:54 +0000

This is the view of this countries that visit this site. It’s cool to see all of the different people that find information useful to them on here.

Here are the top two most requested pages:
WokFi – Wifi Signal Strainer
Third Eye Blind – Jumper – Chords

Hooray for internet!

TikiWiki – Tracker Email Subject Improvement-Modification

dan — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:05:11 +0000

The template for the Tracker email is here:
\tikiwiki\templates\mail\tracker_changed_notification_subject.tpl

I changed it to this so that it would improve the way it looks in emails:
{$mail_trackerName}{tr} - #{/tr}{$mail_itemId}{tr} modified.{/tr}

WordTwitt is the best WordPress Twitter App

dan — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:49:43 +0000

My friend Dallas Edwards showed me this application called WordTwitt. It’s basically the bomb explosive when it comes to tweeting your blog posts.

All the other plugins seem to suck in comparison to this open source, free, magical piece of code.

I suggest everyone with wordpress install the plugin immediately, or face unending torment.

Thanks,
Daniel

Rotating Circular Periodic Table – Javascript

dan — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 16:52:39 +0000

I just saw an article on this site about the merits of a circular periodic table by Mohd Abubakr Design

I thought it would be nice to have one that rotates. So I used the jQuery and jQuery-Rotate library on it to make it spin.

I hope this will be help someone and I hope to make additions to it in the future.
[[View Rotating Circular Periodic Table]]

DanFolkes FLVPlayer – Create your own FLVPlayer (like jw-flv-player) with no branding

dan — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 21:17:21 +0000

Using Flash CS4:

Open
File New
Import Video
Setup Video:
- Import -> Import Video – >
- Already Deployed… -> Put in some random text.
- Select the overlay you like.
- Finish
Name the instance of FLVPlayback in the “Properties” window.
Click on the white space in the background and go to the Actions frame.

Paste this code:

1	vid.load("/Videos/" + LoaderInfo(this.root.loaderInfo).parameters.one);

In your HTML do this:

	<object classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000"
        codebase="http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,0,0"
        width="550"
        height="400"
        align="middle"
        id="main">
    <param name="allowScriptAccess" value="sameDomain" />
    <param name="movie" value="PlayVid.swf" />
    <param name="quality" value="high" />
    <param name="bgcolor" value="#ffffff" />
    <param name="FlashVars" value="one=FLVVideoFileName.flv" />
    <embed src="PlayVid.swf"
           width="550"
           height="400"
           autostart="false"
           quality="high"
           bgcolor="#ffffff"
           FlashVars="one=FLVVideoFileName.flv"
           name="main"
           align="middle"
           allowScriptAccess="sameDomain"
           type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
           pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" />
</object>

Notice the FlashVars parameters (2 places). That is where we will be passing in the FLV name

Download the DanFolkesFLVPlayer and PlayVid.

Started to work on a Simple Photo Slideshow.

dan — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 23:45:25 +0000

It’s going to be a lot like: http://www.evrium.com/store/fg2p_details.php But much cheaper. Related posts:Started Using Git SCM For my Darkness is Spreading Photo Challenge: Stereoscopic CoreLaborate – Document Elaboration on the Core Formats Related posts:

Hubble Image RSS Feed

dan — Tue, 12 May 2009 20:19:38 +0000

I have used Google Reader to mash two image rss feeds together for Hubble.

Here is the HTML page for it:
https://www.google.com/reader/shared/user%2F15478232717259537591%2Flabel%2FHubble

Here is the RSS Feed:
http://www.google.com/reader/public/atom/user%2F15478232717259537591%2Flabel%2FHubble

Based off of:
http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/newscenter_rss.php
and
http://www.spacetelescope.org/rss/feed.xml

Enjoy space nerds.

IP Locator Webservice – PHP – Ipmap – Command Line

dan — Wed, 06 May 2009 15:32:04 +0000

This is similar to my Python script here:
http://danfolkes.com/index.php/2009/04/29/ipmapcom-python/

It uses this sites service to pull the location of each user:
http://www.ipmap.com/

It outputs in XML, Plain Text, and HTML.
Fields:

ip
hostname
ipreverse
country
region
city
blacklist
gmaps

HERE IS THE LINK TO THE WEB SERVICE SITE:
http://www.danfolkes.com/ipmaps/

IPMap Python Ip Address Locator Command Line Script

dan — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 18:08:25 +0000

This program uses this site IpMap to get peoples location based off of their IP address.

It’s written in python. Enjoy.

Download Source – GPLv3 Code. Give back.
Usage:
python ipmap.py 74.125.45.100 all
python ipmap.py 74.125.45.100
python ipmap.py (This will get you the help screen)

Args:
all = Prints all details
nomap = Gets All, no map
loc = Gets: Country, Region, City

import urllib2
import sys
 
i = 0
help = """
        Made by Daniel Folkes
==============================
        Usage:
                python ipmap.py 74.125.45.100 all
        Args:
                all =   Prints all details
                nomap = Gets All, no map
                loc =   Gets: Country, Region, City
"""
alen = len(sys.argv)
argz = sys.argv
 
if alen<=1 or alen>3:
        print help
        quit()
 
elif alen == 2:
        ip = argz[1]
        comm = "all"
elif alen == 3:
        ip = argz[1]
        comm = argz[2]; #ahrd
 
req = urllib2.Request("http://www.ipmap.com/"+ip)
response = urllib2.urlopen(req)
pg = response.read()
 
pg = pg[pg.find('):pg.find(')]
 
 
st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info0 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info1 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info2 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info3 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info4 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info5 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find('

') st2 = pg.find(' ') ed = pg.find(') info6 = pg[st+4:st2] pg = pg[ed+4:] st = pg.find(') st2 = pg.find('"/>') #ed = pg.find('') info7 = pg[st:st2+3] retval = "" sep = "," if comm == "nomap": retval += info0 retval += sep retval += info1 retval += sep retval += info1 retval += sep retval += info2 retval += sep retval += info3 retval += sep retval += info4 retval += sep retval += info5 retval += sep retval += info6 elif comm == "loc": retval += info3 retval += sep retval += info4 retval += sep retval += info5 else: retval += info0 retval += sep retval += info1 retval += sep retval += info2 retval += sep retval += info3 retval += sep retval += info4 retval += sep retval += info5 retval += sep retval += info6 retval += sep retval += info7 print retval

CWS – Chord Web Service

dan — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 19:56:20 +0000

I am creating a web service for musicians that will allow them to reference an abundance of musical references on the fly using AJAX.

Firstly, it will deliver chords and fingerings of chords for guitars to the users websites (think Google Maps).

My goal is to enhance the web.

Here is the site: http://cws.danfolkes.com

It’s still in development, but it’s getting close to launch.

Let me know what you think (only if it’s nice)

Python – Cell Phone Number Pad Input V2

dan — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 15:11:49 +0000

This is a rewrite of my original post. This rewrite was made by Rami Davis [ramidavis at y a h o o .c o m] XDA Dev Forums.

It would go perfect with this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/svofski/3383950702/in/pool-make

#!/usr/bin/python3
#using python3
 
import time
 
#Cellphone keyboard imitation
cell_keyboard = {
    "0" : (" "),
    "1" : ("!","@","#","$","%","^","&","*","(",")"),
    "2" : ("a","b","c","A","B","C"),
    "3" : ("d","e","f","D","E","F"),
    "4" : ("g","h","i","G","H","I"),
    "5" : ("j","k","l","J","K","K"),
    "6" : ("m","n","o","M","N","O"),
    "7" : ("p","q","r","s","P","Q","R","S"),
    "8" : ("t","u","v","T","U","V"),
    "9" : ("w","x","y","z","W","X","Y","Z"),
    "#" : (" "), #add something here
    "*" : (" ")
}
 
THRESHOLD = 1.0         # Constant: Seconds before resetting the keyboard
user_input = ""         # Current user input
last_key = ["", 0]         # Last key and repetitions.
 
print("Valid characters: 0-9 # * and q to quit")
 
while not user_input == "q":
    try:
        #Measure the time it takes to respond.
        response_time = time.time()
        user_input = input(">>")[0]
        response_time = time.time() - response_time
    except IndexError:
        user_input = ""
 
    #Check if it's valid
    if user_input in cell_keyboard:
 
        #If it matches the last key
        if user_input == last_key[0]:
 
            # And it was within threshold
            if response_time < THRESHOLD:
                last_key[1] += 1
            else:
                last_key[1] = 0
        else:
            # Assign the new key and 0 repetitions
            last_key[0] = user_input
            last_key[1] = 0
 
        #Now request the element on the keyboard.
        try:
            print(cell_keyboard[last_key[0]][last_key[1]])
        except IndexError:
            last_key[1] = 0
            print(cell_keyboard[last_key[0]][last_key[1]])
 
    else:
        print("Not a valid key.")

Thanks Rami!

HOWTO: Setup an Aggregated RSS feed for your Friends using Google Reader

dan — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 21:26:58 +0000

HOWTO: Setup an Aggregated RSS feed for your Friends using Google Reader

Lets say you have three friends, and you don’t really want to check all of there twitter, blogs, rss feeds all day long.

RSS Feeds:

http://danfolkes.com/index.php/feed/

http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/17508497.rss

http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdot

What you do is open Google Reader (Part of a Google account.)
Add all of the feeds to it by selecting “Add a Subscription”

Go into the “Manage Subscriptions” page (link in lower left)
Now, click “Add to Folder” and Create New Folder for the item

Now add the rest of the feeds to that folder in the same fashion.
Now to refresh, Click “« Back to Google Reader” then “Manage Subscriptions”
Goto the “Folders and Tags” Tab (near Manage Subscriptions)
Select your new folder, and select Public from the “Change Sharing…” drop down list.

You should now have “View Public Page” button.
That page contains a nice looking aggregate HTML view and a rss feed related to the page that you can add to any feed reader.
Here are my links: HTML and RSS

I hope this helps someone! Leave comments if it did.

Started Using Git SCM For my Darkness is Spreading

dan — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 05:35:17 +0000

So, I setup my own Git repo tonight. This is the exact order of my evening:

First,
I watched Linus Torvald rip all the other SCM’s a new one here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8

Then I watched,
Emerging Tech Talk #24 – Learning Git, Part 1 – Introduction to Version
Emerging Tech Talk #25 – Learning Git, Part Two – Getting started with
24: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLLkJ2rngk0
25: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDJOb2wGLjY&NR=1

Then, I went to http://github.com/ and setup my own public git repository.
(you can make it private, if you pay. but who would want to do that? viva la open source!)

Then I setup a clone of my Darkness is Spreading Game (dis-game):
Public Clone URL: git://github.com/danfolkes/dis-game.git
Github Home Page: http://github.com/danfolkes/dis-game/tree/master

I want to thank github for making things so awesome and easy to setup. They seem to really know a lot about helping n00bs.

Taken from their homepage:

Not only is Git the new hotness, it’s a fast, efficient, distributed version control system ideal for the collaborative development of software.

GitHub is the easiest (and prettiest) way to participate in that collaboration: fork projects, send pull requests, monitor development, all with ease.

The Best iPhone Gin Rummy Card Game

dan — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 22:52:37 +0000

gin rummy iphone ipod touch game itunes apple

I have found this great new Gin Rummy App on the Apple ITunes Store for the iPhone or iPod Touch.

It has really good graphics and has some really good game functions. In the next few versions, it might even have multiplayer.

Link to the App on ITMS:
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=304497413&mt=8

Made by: http://neuroticnerd.com/blog/

AspDotNetStorefront – Changing Max File Upload Size

dan — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 21:40:21 +0000

In Asp.Net StoreFront – You can change it by editing the file here:

/RadControls/Editor/ConfigFile.xml
Properties:
MaxImageSize
MaxFlashSize
MaxMediaSize
MaxDocumentSize
MaxTemplateSize

Who wants 2K images anyway!

Set them to a higher or lower value depending on what you need to happen.

No related posts.

Hamachi Install for Starcraft

dan — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 15:40:45 +0000

Download Hamachi by clicking this link:
hamachisetup-1015-en

This is an old version of Hamachi, it’s important to use the old version.

Click NEXT until the “Basic vs Premium” Screen – Choose “Use Hamachi Basic”

Keep Installing.

–

Open Hamachi
Click the “Power” in the lower left corner.
Create a username that is unique.

Click the Triangle Looking button in the near right corner.
=Select “Join Network”

Join network: ASKME
and use the password I tell you.

Clickonce – Unable to Sign Application

dan — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 20:56:15 +0000

I get this error when I try and publish the Click-Once project in .Net:

Cannot publish because a project failed to build.
SignTool reported an error ‘Failed to sign bin\Debug

Here is the Fix:

Go to the properties of the project.
Go to “Signing”
“Create Test Certificate”
Dont bother with a password
Save
Re-Publish

-Do this to all the projects in the solution.

This should fix the error and get you ClickOnce Publishing again.

Darkness is Spreading – Backstory – Game – How to Play

dan — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:36:36 +0000

BACK STORY

In the year 2920, the Golden Age of Psionics is unlocking worlds of
possibilities for humankind. The psionically gifted are recruited at
a young age to participate in the Planetary Defense Force’s psi-ops
program, where their talents are honed through
cybernetically-interactive mind games. These games can reprogram the
trainees’ subconscious minds for optimal psionic output, all in
parallel with the conscious effort toward solving the puzzle.

DARKNESS IS SPREADING

The popular puzzle game coined “Darkness Is Spreading” is a
user-friendly version of a standard P.D.F. training exercise. It has
been repackaged into a geometric format which can be understood by
normal humans, but it also contains metasensory ‘shortcuts’,
accessible through the game’s cybernetic interface, which only the
psionically gifted will be able to detect.

The P.D.F. has now made this unique game available to the public, in
an effort to more effectively scout out talented individuals. The
game can in fact be solved consistently in less than twice as many
moves as there are colors on the grid, no matter what the grid’s size.
Those who are capable of this feat are solicited for recruitment into
the P.D.F., where they will use the quantum-formatted version of the
game in the training of their psi abilities.

HOW TO PLAY

The goal of the game is to cover the grid with black tiles. The
player starts with several black tiles scattered throughout the
initial grid. Clicking a colored tile adjacent to a black tile will
eliminate it, along with any other tiles of the same color which are
connected to it. In fact, any tile connected to the black area by the
same color will be eliminated, causing the black to spread in multiple
directions.

As players carve a path through the grid, the black areas will grow,
and more colored tiles may be removed at a time. Aiming for long
chains of a single color can open up the grid at a faster pace. If
you have the ‘gift’ — along with the necessary brain implants to plug
in to the cybernetic interface, of course — you will notice even more
ways to cut your move count down… but even if you cannot compete
with the psionically adept, you can still try to beat your personal
best scores with repeated play. No two games are the same!

Prepare yourself for a challenge which may unlock talents you never
dreamed you had. Prepare to spread the Darkness.

~ by Grant Rose

CoreLaborate – Document Elaboration on the Core Formats

dan — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 05:34:40 +0000

Document Elaboration on the Core Formats

A site I created so that collaborating on Photoshop, Illustrator, GIMP, SVG files would be easier. All of those binary formats that are complicated to share and elaborate on.

I hope this is helpful to many people. Especially in the Open Source world.

Supports: PSD,AI,PDF,XCF,SVG.

Thanks,
Daniel Folkes

DiS – Darkness is Spreading Version 08.1218

dan — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 18:58:06 +0000

A new version of DiS – Darkness is Spreading Version is out. Version 08.1218

I have added a whole host of features. I wish I had a list, but I don’t!

Here’s a picture:

DiS - Darkness is Spreading Version 08.1218

Here is the page on sourceforge:
http://dis-game.sourceforge.net/

Here is the Play page on sourceforge:
http://dis-game.sourceforge.net/play.php

Whitehart – Minimal Firefox Theme, Great

dan — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:25:21 +0000

Whitehart is a very good theme.

I have been using it for a while and I thought I would let you know.

It’s the type of theme that really simplifies what Firefox shows you. It looks like someone went through the default theme and removed the color and made things a tad smaller.

I recommend it.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/364

/Daniel

SSH/SCP/SFTP I love them all.

dan — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 15:55:23 +0000

I pretty much use ssh for everything. I use it mostly to connect to my home/web/this server and use it as an interface. The best program to use alongside ssh is screen.

To install both ssh and screen, you may do this:

sudo apt-get install ssh
sudo apt-get install screen

If I were good with words, I would write a poem for ssh. But alas, I am not. So, you get the first page from the Wikipedia Entry.

Secure Shell or SSH is a network protocol that allows data to be exchanged over a secure channel between two computers. Encryption provides confidentiality and integrity of data. SSH uses public-key cryptography to authenticate the remote computer and allow the remote computer to authenticate the user, if necessary.

Here are a few of the best SSH/SCP commands EVER:

ssh server.com

scp server.com:./ /home/local/downloadhere/

WinSCP
Putty
gFTP
the normal commands that come with Linux(ssh, scp)

Facebot – My Facebook Robot

dan — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 14:47:39 +0000

I have written a new program. It’s called facebot. This program takes the public RSS feed from many people and converts it into a visual display of the relationships on facebook.

Go here to check it out.

Py2Html

dan — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:29:38 +0000

Python-Command Line Python-To-Html Converter. Makes posting Python to blogs quick.

by: Daniel Folkes

This is Licensed under GPLv3. Give Back.

Download Source

print “”" This is a simple program that takes a python file and replaces the
plain text punctuation with the easily postable html code.
written by : Daniel Folkes
danfolkes @t gm@il d0t c0m
http://danfolkes.com
“”"
import sys
input = “NonValidInput”
if sys.argv[1]:
input = sys.argv[1]
else:
input = raw_input(“What is your input file?:”)
ifile = file(input)
output = input + “.html”
if sys.argv[2]:
output = sys.argv[2]
ofile = file(output, ‘w’)
outstring = “”
#———–consts————-
tab = “ ”
space = “ ”
el = “
”
start = “
”
end = “
Pstart = “
1. Pend = “
”
convertTup = ((“<”,”<”),(“>”,”>”))
#——-consts[end]————
outstring += Pstart
while 1:
line = ifile.readline()
if len(line) == 0:
break
# line = line.replace(“<”,”<”)
# line = line.replace(“>”,”>”)
# line = line.replace(“&”,”&”)
for tup in convertTup:
line = line.replace(tup[0],tup[1])
line = line.replace(“\t”,tab)
line = start + line + end
outstring += line
outstring += Pend
ofile.write(outstring)
ofile.close()
ifile.close()

JSP Crystal Reports

dan — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:24:33 +0000

This is my working sample of running a crystal report through a jsp. It turns out to be very pretty and gives you many options. As I suggested in a comment. I would really advise on downloading Eclipse IDE + the Business Objects Plugin. This will give you most, if not all the utilities you need to put you in the right direction.

LET ME KNOW IF THIS HELPED YOU IN THE COMMENTS! Enjoy!

If you have any questions, please post in the comments.

Thanks,
Daniel

Author: Dan Folkes
Description: JSP Crystal Reports
Language: java
Pasted on: 08:44:23 Friday 18th January 2008

This is Licensed under GPLv3. Give Back.

Download Source

<%@ page language=”java”
import=”logic.*,com.businessobjects.samples.JRCHelperSample,
com.crystaldecisions.report.web.viewer.CrystalReportViewer,

com.crystaldecisions.reports.sdk.ReportClientDocument,
com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.application.OpenReportOptions,
com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.lib.ReportSDKExceptionBase,
com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.reportsource.IReportSource”
pageEncoding=”ISO-8859-1?
contentType=”text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1?
%>
HTML PUBLIC “-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN”>
My JSP ‘home_sql12.jsp’ starting page
<%
/*java.util.Enumeration paramNames = request.getParameterNames();
while(paramNames.hasMoreElements()) {
String parm = (String)paramNames.nextElement();
out.println(parm + ” = ” + request.getParameter(parm) + “
”);
}*/
QueryHelper qHelper = new QueryHelper();
String reportName = “rpt_SR_sqlsrt.rpt”;
String repSel = “S”;
if (request.getParameter(”Report”)!=null) {
repSel = request.getParameter(”Report”);
reportName = “/rpt/rpt_”+repSel+”.rpt”;
}
//checks for null
//checks if the value is NA
//checks if the Report Selected should be passing this parameter
//adds the string to the end of the qHelper.selectionstring
if (request.getParameter(”comboboxDistrict”)!=null)
if (!request.getParameter(”comboboxDistrict”).equals(”NA”))
if ( (repSel.equals(”S”))||(repSel.equals(”PERD”))||(repSel.equals(”SPR”))||(repSel.equals(”FER”))||(repSel.equals(”SML”))||(repSel.equals(”IAR”))||(repSel.equals(”IANR”))||(repSel.equals(”TR1?)) )
qHelper.add(1,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_DISTRICT”,request.getParameter(”comboboxDistrict”));
if (request.getParameter(”comboboxCity”)!=null)
if (!request.getParameter(”comboboxCity”).equals(”NA”))
if ( (repSel.equals(”S”))||(repSel.equals(”SML”)) )
qHelper.add(1,”ceds_FACILITIES.FAC_L_CITY”,request.getParameter(”comboboxCity”));
if (request.getParameter(”comboboxZip”)!=null)
if (!request.getParameter(”comboboxZip”).equals(”NA”))
if ( (repSel.equals(”S”))||(repSel.equals(”SML”)) )
qHelper.add(1,”ceds_FACILITIES.FAC_L_ZIP5?,request.getParameter(”comboboxZip”));
if (request.getParameter(”comboboxZip4?)!=null)
if (!request.getParameter(”comboboxZip4?).equals(”NA”))
if ( (repSel.equals(”S”))||(repSel.equals(”SML”)) )
qHelper.add(1,”ceds_FACILITIES.FAC_L_ZIP4?,request.getParameter(”comboboxZip4?));
if (request.getParameter(”textExpDate”)!=null)
if (!request.getParameter(”textExpDate”).equals(”NA”))
if ( (repSel.equals(”PERD”))||(repSel.equals(”PERND”))||(repSel.equals(”FER”))||(repSel.equals(”IEL”))||(repSel.equals(”IEML”))||(repSel.equals(”IER”))||(repSel.equals(”TEL”))||(repSel.equals(”TEML”))||(repSel.equals(”TER”)) )
{}//qHelper.add(1,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_EXP_DATE”,request.getParameter(”textExpDate”));
if (request.getParameter(”comboboxDate1?)!=null)
if (!request.getParameter(”comboboxDate1?).equals(”NA”))
if ( (repSel.equals(”IANR”))||(repSel.equals(”TR1?))||(repSel.equals(”TR2?)) )
{}//qHelper.add(1,”ceds_FACILITIES.FAC_L_ZIP4?,request.getParameter(”comboboxZip4?));
if (request.getParameter(”comboboxDate2?)!=null)
if (!request.getParameter(”comboboxZip4?).equals(”NA”))
if ( (repSel.equals(”IANR”))||(repSel.equals(”TR1?))||(repSel.equals(”TR2?)) )
{}//qHelper.add(1,”ceds_FACILITIES.FAC_L_ZIP4?,request.getParameter(”comboboxZip4?));
qHelper.removeAndOr();
//START THE CHECKBOXES
QueryHelper checkboxSCQH = new QueryHelper(); //will need an and before if greater than 3
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxSC1?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxSC1?).equals(”on”))
checkboxSCQH.add(1,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_CODE”,”Both”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxSC2?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxSC2?).equals(”on”))
checkboxSCQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_CODE”,”EIS”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxSC3?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxSC3?).equals(”on”))
checkboxSCQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_CODE”,”CRF”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxSC4?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxSC4?).equals(”on”))
checkboxSCQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_CODE”,”Neither”);
checkboxSCQH.removeAndOr();
// INSPECTION CHECK BOXES
QueryHelper checkboxQH = new QueryHelper(); //will need an and before if greater than 3
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxIS1?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxIS1?).equals(”on”))
checkboxQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_INSP_STATUS”,”Active”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxIS2?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxIS2?).equals(”on”))
checkboxQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_INSP_STATUS”,”Inactive”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxIS3?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxIS3?).equals(”on”))
checkboxQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_INSP_STATUS”,”Revoked”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxIS4?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxIS4?).equals(”on”))
checkboxQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_INSP_STATUS”,”Suspended”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxRS1?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxRS1?).equals(”on”))
checkboxQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_REPR_STATUS”,”Active”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxRS2?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxRS2?).equals(”on”))
checkboxQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_REPR_STATUS”,”Inactive”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxRS3?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxRS3?).equals(”on”))
checkboxQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_REPR_STATUS”,”Revoked”);
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxRS4?)!=null)
if (request.getParameter(”checkboxRS4?).equals(”on”))
checkboxQH.add(2,”ACV_STATIONS.STA_REPR_STATUS”,”Suspended”);
checkboxQH.removeAndOr();
String output = “”;
if (qHelper.toString().length() > 2){
output += “( ” + qHelper +” ) “;
if (checkboxSCQH.toString().length() > 2){
output += ” AND ( “+checkboxSCQH+” )”;
if (checkboxQH.toString().length() > 2)
output += ” AND ( ” +checkboxQH+” )”;
}
}
try {
// Set Report Values
ReportClientDocument clientDoc;
clientDoc = new ReportClientDocument();
clientDoc.open(reportName, OpenReportOptions._openAsReadOnly);
clientDoc.setRecordSelectionFormula(output);
//DB Info
String connectStr = “jdbc:oracle:thin:@finland:1521:DBNAME”;
String driverName = “oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver”;
String userName = “TABNAME”;
String password = “DBPASS”;
String JNDIName = “”;
JRCHelperSample.changeDataSource(clientDoc, userName, password, connectStr, driverName, JNDIName);
if (request.getParameter(”comboboxOrderBy”)!=null)
if ( (repSel.equals(”S”))||(repSel.equals(”FER”))||(repSel.equals(”SML”))||(repSel.equals(”IML”))||(repSel.equals(”TML”)) )
JRCHelperSample.addDiscreteParameterValue(clientDoc, “sort”, “”, request.getParameter(”comboboxOrderBy”));
// FORMAT SELECT/OUTPUT
String Format = “PDF”;
if (request.getParameter(”radioFormat”)!=null){
Format = request.getParameter(”radioFormat”);
}
if (Format.equals(”PDF”)) {
IReportSource reportSource = clientDoc.getReportSource();
JRCHelperSample.exportPDF(reportSource, request, response, config.getServletContext(), true);
}
else if (Format.equals(”CRView”)) {
CrystalReportViewer crystalReportPageViewer = new CrystalReportViewer();
IReportSource reportSource = clientDoc.getReportSource();
crystalReportPageViewer.setReportSource(reportSource);
crystalReportPageViewer.setOwnPage(true);
crystalReportPageViewer.setOwnForm(true);
//crystalReportPageViewer.setSelectionFormula(SelectionString);
crystalReportPageViewer.processHttpRequest(request, response, application, null);
}
else if (Format.equals(”RTF”)) {
IReportSource reportSource = clientDoc.getReportSource();
JRCHelperSample.exportRTF(reportSource, request, response, config.getServletContext(), true);
}
else if (Format.equals(”CSV”)) {
IReportSource reportSource = clientDoc.getReportSource();
JRCHelperSample.exportCSV(reportSource, request, response, config.getServletContext(), true);
}
} catch (ReportSDKExceptionBase e) {
out.println(e);
} /*catch (SQLException e) {
out.println(e);
}*/
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Python Torrent Search and Download (TPB)

dan — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 04:02:14 +0000

This python command line utility will search the pirate bay for a specific search string and pull out the torrent files and download them to your current directory.

by: Daniel Folkes

This is Licensed under GPLv3. Give Back.

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print “”"Pirate Bay Torrent Downloader – Command Line Interface
Program Written by: Daniel Folkes
website: http://danfolkes.com
email: danfolkes @t gmail dot c0m
— Usage —
-a[n] = auto downloads first [n] results (default:10)
-o[/path/] = points to the folder where .torrent’s go
“”"
import urllib2
import sys
autoprint = 0
outgoing = “./”
searchFor = []
for arg in sys.argv[1:]:
print “|”+arg+”|”
if arg[:2] == “-a”:
autoprint = int(arg[2:len(arg)])
elif arg[:2] == “-o”:
outgoing = arg[2:len(arg)]
else:
searchFor.append(arg)
print “Searching The Pirate Bay for: ” + str(searchFor)
url = ‘http://thepiratebay.org/search.php?q=’
o = 0;
for ar in searchFor:
if o != 0:
url+=”%20″
url+=str(ar)
o +=1
print “URL: ” + url
req = urllib2.Request(url)
response = urllib2.urlopen(req)
the_page = response.read()
results = 15
i=0
listing = []
for line in the_page.split(“”):
if i < results:
if line.count(“.torrent”):
strippedLine = line[9:line.find(".torrent")+8]
if autoprint == 0:
print i, strippedLine[15:]
listing.append(strippedLine)
i+=1
if autoprint==0:
download = raw_input(“Which ones to download?(sep by commas) :”).split(‘,’)
else:
download = range(0,autoprint)
print download
for j in download:
g = int(j)
if (g < results) and (g >=0):
#— Strip Characters Off
localPath = listing[g]
for c in “.:/%!@#$^&*()_-=+~`[]{}|;’,.”:
localPath = localPath.replace(c,”")
localPath = localPath[(len(localPath)/2):]
localPath += “.torrent”
if outgoing:
localPath = outgoing+localPath
#—
print “Downloading: “+ listing[g] + ” -> ” + str(localPath)
open(localPath, ‘wb’).write(urllib2.urlopen(listing[g]).read())
#import os #if you want to use wget and have progress bar (remove line before)
#os.system(“wget “+listing[g]) #if you want to use wget and have progress bar
print “…Download Complete”