However, that is not stopping the spam bots. I seem to get around 20-30 spam comments a day which is confusing. Either they are posting directly via link or the Google Analytics is failing me, we shall see.

Edit: As it turns out, the plugin I was using to do tracking inserts gave my tracking ID of UA-000000-0 therefor my traffic was not getting logged at all. Started checking into after looking at the traffic logs on my server and seeing traffic.

Edit: Guess it would help to post all 5 videos, not 4 with 1 duplicate.

host TestPC001 {
     hardware ethernet d0:50:56:ac:74:71;
     fixed-address 208.x.x.75;
}

For logging purposes if you wanted to see which host got what IP when, this will be a good way to do it.  Assuming your dhcpd.conf file is generated dynamically via 3rd party software like NetReg for example.  All you will need to do is add the following code in your DHCP file:

if known {
    log (info, concat ("HOSTNAME: ", host-decl-name, " on ",binary-to-ascii (10, 8, ".", leased-address)," at ", binary-to-ascii (16, 8, ":", substring (hardware, 1, 6))));
}

It will log to the DHCP Log file as information for hostname by using their host declaration, their lease address and finally their hardware ethernet address.

The log file before the change (timestamps removed):
DHCPDISCOVER from d0:50:56:ac:74:71 via eth0
DHCPOFFER on 208.x.x.75 to d0:50:56:ac:74:71 via eth0
DHCPREQUEST for 208.x.x.75 (172.18.1.2) from d0:50:56:ac:74:71 via eth0
DHCPACK on 208.x.x.75 to d0:50:56:ac:74:71 via eth0

The log file after adding the function:
HOSTNAME: TestPC001 on 208.x.x.75 at d0:50:56:ac:74:71
DHCPDISCOVER from d0:50:56:ac:74:71 via eth0
DHCPOFFER on 208.x.x.75 to d0:50:56:ac:74:71 via eth0
DHCPREQUEST for 208.x.x.75 (172.18.1.2) from d0:50:56:ac:74:71 via eth0
DHCPACK on 208.x.x.75 to d0:50:56:ac:74:71 via eth0

shared.vb
acceleromoter.vb

In order to use these files, you will need to download the Samsung Mobile SDK from http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/

Here is an example on how to use the code:

        If Accelerometer.GetVector(AccVec) = SamsungMobileSdk.SmiResultCode.Success Then
                Dim x,y,z as integer
                x = AccVec.x
                y = AccVec.y
                z = AccVec.z
        end if

cd /etc/alternatives/
mv x-session-manager x-session-manager-broke
ln -s /opt/kde3/bin/startkde x-session-manager
cd /opt/kde3/share/
mv applications borked-applications
mv pixmaps borked-pixmaps
mkdir -p /usr/local/share/applications/kde
cp borked-applications/kde/ksnapshot.desktop /usr/local/share/applications/kde
ln -s /usr/local/share/pixmaps pixmaps
ln -s /usr/local/share/applications applications
cd /opt/kde3/share/icons/crystalsvg/16x16/apps/
ln -s cache.png preferences-web-browser-cache.png
cd /opt/kde3/share/applications/kde
cat ksnapshot.desktop |grep -v ^GenericName > ksnapshot.desktop1
mv ksnapshot.desktop1 ksnapshot.desktop

 Alternatively, you can download a script with the same commands and run it:

 wget www.offensive-security.com/fix-kde.sh
cat fix-kde.sh
bash fix-kde.sh

There is a note saying that this fix is temporary, however, it appears to be perminate for me.

Taken from: http://backtrack4.blogspot.com/2009/03/apt-get-upgrade-breaks-backtrack-4-beta.html

Some reason, every index.php file on my webserver had this code enbedded around a few php eco statements, which caused my antivirus to pop up warning me that there was a trojan trying to infest my computer.  All infected files have been removed and everything should be normal (I hope).

We shall see in the next couple of days.

• Aquired Gadsdenwifi.org (thanks http://www.brandonrome.net for the logo)
• The database structure is complete and the import software is 70% complete.
• The backend programming will begin after the database is complete.

Few things I have learned:

• Binary Searching
• Minimizing database calls (atleast on SELECT statements)
• Basics of Multi-Threading applications.
• Basics of Google Maps API

By doing this little project, i’ve learned about writing XML documents and how easy it can be and how big of a pain it could be.  Also this project stresses the way I used to code.  For example, a 750 KB file with 6,000 data points works flawlessly.  Toss in a 10 meg file with 54,000 data points and  you will see real quick that handling data is alot different.

Things I’ve Learned:

• Redim Preserve statement is a bad bad bad idea if called once per loop.  It basically creates an array thats bigger (or smaller), copies the old array to the new array (2x memeory consumption), then destroys the old array.
• Better to Add items all at once vs one at a time on List View Boxes (still learning to program this one).
• Google Earth is picky when it comes to <document> and <Document> …

This program for the most part is complete, once I fine tune it and get everything running smoothly, I will see about the website side of this project.