Saturday, January 30, 2010

CAKES, COOKIES and CUPCAKES











FOR SALE

BIG DISCOUNT


CAKES, COOKIES and CUPCAKES

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SIZE PRICE

5"x3" - Php 300 to 400

6"x3" - Php 500 to 700

7"x3" - 900 to 1,000

8"x3" - 1,200 to 1,500

9"x3" - 1,800 to 2000

10"x3" - 2,300 to 2,500

12"x3" - 2,800 to 3,300


all cakes has 1 topper, minimum of 3" high. I can add pa naman topper if you want. usually may additional charge un pero if not that complicated naman, If you have a cake sample, u can send me a copy then ill see if i can do it. but not super copy kasi unfair naman don sa original na gumawa nung cake. ill do it base sa pagkakainterpret ko.

if layered cake. just add na lang the sizes u want. if 9"x3" (2,000) and 12"x3" (3,300) = 5,300

if you want a dummy cake...less 20% sa price ng real cake.


30 pesos per cupcake: 3 oz.

Flavor: Chocolate, Vanilla and Mocha

Cupcakes covered with fondant

Cupcake with marshmallow icing

PLUS (++)

5 pesos for a simple, small topper (flower, butterfly, letter (each), etc)

10 pesos for a 2d character topper (can be mickey and friends, 1 character per cupcake)

15 pesos for a simple 3d topper

20 pesos for a character 3d topper

PLUS

15 for packaging (individual cake box / canister and ribbons) tags can be added for you.


PLEASE LOOK FOR IRISH
Contact no.
smart 09289911102
globe 09163187866
home no. 0464716698.. Thanks


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Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Advanced Filesystem Attributes in Linux

As a Linux administrator, you may be called upon to set up a control system for file access. You probably already know how to set read, write, and execute permissions on files, and you will need to make extensive use of that knowledge. But, sometimes, you'll need more than just these permissions settings to get the job done. That's where filesystem attributes will come in handy. You can set different attributes on files in order to gain more control over how they are accessed.


There are two slight catches, though. You can only set file attributes on machines with hard drives that are formatted with either the ext2 or ext3 filesystems. That's not a problem for machines that are running a Red Hat-type operating system, since ext3 is your only choice with them. But, if you're setting up a machine with, say, Ubuntu Server, you'll have other filesystems to choose from. Just be sure to choose ext3 if you want to set file attributes.


Also, if you're accessing files on another computer via NFS, the attributes will still be in effect, but you won't be able to view or change the attributes.


To view file attributes, you'd use the lsattr command. Entering just the command by itself will show a list of all files in the current directory.



[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr
------------- ./mytext.txt
------------- ./Duron_backup
------------- ./iptables-L.txt
------------- ./New_error.txt
------------- ./Desktop
------------- ./moodle-2007-8-25
------------- ./test_dir
------------- ./BOINC
------------- ./ts2_client_rc2_2032.tar.bz2
------------- ./OOo_2.3.0_LinuxIntel_install_wJRE_en-US.tar.gz
------------- ./ifconfig_output.txt
------------- ./dmesg
------------- ./BOINC.tar.bz2
------------- ./ts2_client_rc2_2032
------------- ./tls_handshake_error.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr mytext.txt
------------- mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$


You can see from the listing that no attributes have been set. Now, let's say that we don't want to allow the "mytext.txt" file to be backed up with the "dump" command. We'll use the chattr command to set the "d" attribute.

[ian@centos5 ~]$ chattr +d mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr mytext.txt
------d------ mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$


Here, we've used the "+" sign to add the attribute. We'll use the "-" sign to remove it.

[ian@centos5 ~]$ chattr -d mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr mytext.txt
------------- mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$


Setting the "s" attribute will cause the file to be securely wiped when someone deletes it. This makes it much harder for unauthorized persons to recover and view the file.

[ian@centos5 ~]$ chattr +s mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr mytext.txt
s------------ mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$


Using an upper-case "S" instead of a lower-case "s" tells the filesystem to immediately write the file to disk, instead of storing it in a buffer. (Note also, that we left the "s" attribute this time, so that we now have two attributes set for this file.)

[ian@centos5 ~]$ chattr +S mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr mytext.txt
s-S---------- mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$


The upper-case "A" attribute tells the filesystem to not update the file's atime. This can cut down on disk access, which could help extend a laptop's battery life, and can cut down on bandwidth usage if you're accessing files via NFS.

[ian@centos5 ~]$ chattr +A mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr mytext.txt
s-S----A----- mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$


Of course, you'll seldom want to use the "A" attribute. If you need to turn off atime updates, you're better off mounting the filesystem with the "noatime" parameter, instead.

So far, we've performed all attribute changes with only normal user privileges, and on the user's own files. There are still two other attributes that can only be set with root privileges. Even if the file belongs to you, you'll receive an error if you try to change them with only your normal user privileges.

[ian@centos5 ~]$ chattr +a mytext.txt
chattr: Operation not permitted while setting flags on mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$


The "a" attribute will allow a file to be opened only in append mode. This will allow you to add more text or data to a file, but will not allow you to overwrite it.

[ian@centos5 ~]$ sudo chattr +a mytext.txt
Password:
[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr mytext.txt
s-S--a-A----- mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$ echo "This is a test of the a attribute." > mytext.txt
bash: mytext.txt: Operation not permitted
[ian@centos5 ~]$ echo "This is a test of the a attribute." >> mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$


The final attribute we'll cover, which also requires root privileges, is the "i" attribute. This make a file immutable. In other words, it can't be changed, renamed, or deleted. And, no links can be created to it.

[ian@centos5 ~]$ sudo chattr +i mytext.txt
Password:
[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr mytext.txt
s-S-ia-A----- mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$ rm mytext.txt
rm: remove write-protected regular file `mytext.txt'? y
rm: cannot remove `mytext.txt': Operation not permitted
[ian@centos5 ~]$


Finally, if you need to add or delete more than one attribute, you can combine the operations into one single command.

[ian@centos5 ~]$ sudo chattr -AaisS mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$ lsattr mytext.txt
------------- mytext.txt
[ian@centos5 ~]$


There are a few other attributes that we haven't covered. But they either have operational bugs, or they're attributes that are set by the system, and not by the user.

For more information, enter "man chattr" at the command-line.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Windows command line

Control Panel

  • CONTROL: opens the control panel window
  • CONTROL ADMINTOOLS: opens the administrative tools
  • CONTROL KEYBOARD: opens keyboard properties
  • CONTROL COLOUR: opens display properties.Appearance tab
  • CONTROL FOLDERS: opens folder options
  • CONTROL FONTS: opens font policy management
  • CONTROL INTERNATIONAL or INTL.CPL: opens Regional and Language option
  • CONTROL MOUSE or MAIN.CPL: opens mouse properties
  • CONTROL USERPASSWORDS: opens User Accounts editor
  • CONTROL USERPASSWORDS2 or NETPLWIZ: User account access restrictions
  • CONTROL PRINTERS: opens faxes and printers available
  • APPWIZ.CPL: opens Add or Remove programs utility tool
  • OPTIONALFEATURES: opens Add or Remove Windows component utility
  • DESK.CPL: opens display properties. Themes tab
  • HDWWIZ.CPL: opens add hardware wizard
  • IRPROPS.CPL: infrared utility tool
  • JOY.CP: opens game controllers settings
  • MMSYS.CPL: opens Sound and Audio device Properties. Volume tab
  • SYSDM.CPL: opens System properties
  • TELEPHON.CPL: Opens phone and Modem options
  • TIMEDATE.CPL: Date and Time properties
  • WSCUI.CPL: opens Windows Security Center
  • ACCESS.CPL: opens Accessibility Options
  • WUAUCPL.CPL: opens Automatic Updates
  • POWERCFG.CPL: opens Power Options Properties
  • AZMAN.MSC: opens authorisation management utility tool
  • CERTMGR.MSC: opens certificate management tool
  • COMPMGMT.MSC: opens the Computer management tool
  • COMEXP.MSC or DCOMCNFG: opens the Computer Services management tool
  • DEVMGMT.MSC: opens Device Manager
  • EVENTVWR or EVENTVWR.MSC: opens Event Viewer
  • FSMGMT.MSC: opens Shared Folders
  • NAPCLCFG.MSC: NAP Client configuration utility tool
  • SERVICES.MSC: opens Service manager
  • TASKSCHD.MSC or CONTROL SCHEDTASKS: opens Schedule Tasks manager
  • GPEDIT.MSC: opens Group Policy utility tool
  • LUSRMGR.MSC: opens Local Users and Groups
  • SECPOL.MSC: opens local security settings
  • CIADV.MSC: opens indexing service
  • NTMSMGR.MSC: removable storage manager
  • NTMSOPRQ.MSC: removable storage operator requests
  • WMIMGMT.MSC: opens (WMI) Window Management Instrumentation
  • PERFMON or PERFMON.MSC: opens the Performance monitor
  • MMC: opens empty Console
  • MDSCHED: opens memory diagnostics tools
  • DXDIAG: opens DirectX diagnostics tools
  • ODBCAD32: opens ODBC Data source Administrator
  • REGEDIT or REGEDT32: opens Registry Editor
  • DRWTSN32: opens Dr. Watson
  • VERIFIER: opens Driver Verifier Manager
  • CLICONFG: opens SQL Server Client Network Utility
  • UTILMAN: opens Utility Manager
  • COLORCPL: opens color management
  • CREDWIZ: back up and recovery tool for user passwords
  • MOBSYNC: opens Synchronization center
  • MSCONFIG: opens System Configuration Utility
  • SYSEDIT: opens System Configuration Editor (careful while using this command)
  • SYSKEY: Windows Account Database Security management (careful while using this command)

Windows utility and applications

  • EPLORER: Opens windows Explorer
  • IEXPLORER: Opens Internet explorer
  • WAB: opens Contacts
  • CHARMAP: opens Character Map
  • WRITE: opens WordPad
  • NOTEPAD: opens Notepad
  • CALC: opens Calculator
  • CLIPBRD: opens Clipbook Viewer
  • WINCHAT: opens Microsoft Chat Interface
  • SOUNDRECORDER: opens sound recording tool
  • DVDPLAY: run CD or DVD
  • WMPLAYER: opens Windows Media Player
  • MOVIEMK: Opens untitled Windows Movie Maker
  • OSK: opens on-screen Keyboard
  • MAGNIFY: opens Magnifier
  • WINCAL: opens Calendar
  • DIALER: opens phone Dialer
  • EUDCEDIT: opens Private Character Editor
  • NDVOL: opens the mixer volume
  • RSTRUI : opens Tool System Restore (For Vista only)
  • %WINDIR%\SYSTEM32\RESTORE\rstrui.exe: opens Tool System Restore (for XP only).
  • MSINFO32: Opens the System Information
  • MRT : launches the utility removal of malware.
  • Taskmgr : Opens the Windows Task Manager
  • CMD: opens a command prompt
  • MIGWIZ: Opens the tool for transferring files and settings from Windows (Vista only)
  • Migwiz.exe: Opens the tool for transferring files and settings from Windows (for XP only)
  • SIDEBAR: Open the Windows (Vista only)
  • Sigverif : Opens the tool for verification of signatures of files
  • Winver : Opens the window for your Windows version
  • FSQUIRT: Bluetooth Transfer Wizard
  • IExpress opens the wizard for creating self-extracting archives. Tutorial HERE
  • MBLCTR: opens the mobility center (Windows Vista only)
  • MSRA : Opens the Windows Remote Assistance
  • Mstsc : opens the tool connection Remote Desktop
  • MSDT: opens the diagnostic tools and support Microsoft
  • WERCON: opens the reporting tool and solutions to problems (for Vista only)
  • WINDOWSANYTIMEUPGRADE: Enables the upgrade of Windows Vista
  • WINWORD : opens Word (if installed)
  • PRINTBRMUI : Opens migration wizard printer (Vista only)

Disk management

  • DISKMGMT.MSC: opens disk management utility
  • CLEANMGR: opens disk drive clean up utility
  • DFRG.MSC: opens disk defragmenter
  • CHKDSK: complete analysis of disk partition
  • DISKPART: disk partitioning tool

Connection management

  • IPCONFIG: list the configuration of IP addresses on your PC (for more information type IPCONFIG/? in the CMD menu)
  • INETCPL.CPL: opens internet properties
  • FIREWALL.CPL: opens windows firewall
  • NETSETUP.CPL: opens network setup wizard

Miscellaneous commands

  • JAVAWS: View the cover of JAVA software (if installed)
  • AC3FILTER.CPL: Opens the properties AC3 Filter (if installed)
  • FIREFOX: Mozilla launches Firefox (if installed)
  • NETPROJ: allow or not connecting to a network projector (For Vista only)
  • LOGOFF: closes the current session
  • SHUTDOWN: shut down Windows
  • SHUTDOWN-A: to interrupt Windows shutdown
  • %WINDIR% or %SYSTEMROOT%: opens the Windows installation
  • %PROGRAMFILES%: Opens the folder where you installed other programs (Program Files)
  • %USERPROFILE%: opens the profile of the user currently logged
  • %HOMEDRIVE%: opens the browser on the partition or the operating system is installed
  • %HOMEPATH%: opens the currently logged user C: \ Documents and Settings \ [username]
  • %TEMP%: opens the temporary folder
  • VSP1CLN: deletes the cache for installation of the service pack 1 for Vista
  • System File Checker (Requires Windows CD if the cache is not available):
    • SFC / scannow: immediately scans all system files and repairs damaged files
    • SFC / VERIFYONLY: scans only those files system
    • SFC / Scanfil = "name and file path": scans the specified file, and repaired if damaged
    • SFC / VERIFYFILE = "name and file path": Scans only the file specified
    • SFC / scanonce: scans the system files on the next restart
    • SFC / REVERT: return the initial configuration (For more information, type SFC /? In the command prompt CMD