Input: [Feature] Cross references (text and images) [Comments] assigned to cezaryece [Status]

Output: DONE

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Input: [Feature] Text Validator (automatic removement of double empty spaces etc.) [Comments] assigned to cezaryece [Status]

Output: IN PROGRESS

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Input: [Feature] Unlinking text frames while leaving text content in its respective frame [Comments] assigned to cezaryece [Status]

Output: DONE

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Input: [Feature] Auto-adjustment of text frames [Comments] assigned to cezaryece; (vertical shrinking DONE) [Status]

Output: IN PROGRESS

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Input: [0] Based on [EmDebian] Debian [Ångström] OpenEmbedded [OpenWrt] N/A [PlugApps]

Output: ArchLinux

Alternative Installations for Seagate Dockstar [OpenWrt Wiki]


Input: [0] Targets [EmDebian] ARM processors [Ångström] SheevaPlug [OpenWrt] Dockstar (trunk) [PlugApps]

Output: Dockstar

Alternative Installations for Seagate Dockstar [OpenWrt Wiki]


Input: [0] Fits in Flash [EmDebian] Maybe [Ångström] Yes [OpenWrt] Yes [PlugApps]

Output: Yes

Alternative Installations for Seagate Dockstar [OpenWrt Wiki]


Input: [0] Installs to Disk [EmDebian] Recommended [Ångström] Possible [OpenWrt] Possible [PlugApps]

Output: Recommended

Alternative Installations for Seagate Dockstar [OpenWrt Wiki]


Input: [0] Release model [EmDebian] Traditional [Ångström] Traditional [OpenWrt] Traditional [PlugApps]

Output: Rolling

Alternative Installations for Seagate Dockstar [OpenWrt Wiki]


Input: [0] In-place upgrading [EmDebian] Yes [Ångström] Yes [OpenWrt] No [PlugApps]

Output: Yes

Alternative Installations for Seagate Dockstar [OpenWrt Wiki]


Input: [0] Up-to-date-ness [EmDebian] Intermediate (testing) [Ångström] Intermediate [OpenWrt] Lags (stable) [PlugApps]

Output: Bleeding Edge

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Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-cloud-image-testing [Completion] 100% of 10 [Priority] Essential [Status/Description]

Output: We currently test Ubuntu Server ec2 AMI's at key milestones during the current development cycle; we should expand this todo daily testing of both the current development release and existing supported releases as well to provide assurance that Ubuntu Server cloud images are validated on ec2 and OpenStack.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-sssd-mir [Completion] 100% of 3 [Priority] Low [Status/Description]

Output: The System Security Services Daemon (SSSD) is a service which provides access to different identity and authentication providers. You can configure SSSD to use a native LDAP domain (that is, an LDAP identity provider with LDAP authentication), or an LDAP identity provider with Kerberos authentication. It provides an NSS and PAM interface to the system, and a pluggable back-end system to connect to multiple different account sources. SSSD is also extensible; you can configure it to use new identity sources and authentication mechanisms should they arise. In addition, SSSD is fully IPv6-compatible. Canonical's support services would like this package moved from Universe to Main in response to needs expressed by Ubuntu Server users.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-pushing-cloud [Completion] 91% of 11 [Priority] Medium [Status/Description]

Output: With the proliferation of new clouds vendors, there is substantial risk of inconsistent user experience on different clouds. Trusting vendors to pull images may not be a reliable assumption. For example, vendors may not see the value in publishing a new release day, refreshed cloud images, and/or a standard user experience assumes that cloud vendors will pull the images. I propose that owing and controlling the publishing of the cloud images provides substantial value to both customers and partners. Leaving vendors or the community to handle populating images on the "greater Cloud" could result in Amazon being the gold standard for the customer experience, with lesser, incomplete or missing experiences on other cloud vendors. If we choose to maintain official ownership over our images on major vendors, we either need to build a publishing systems, provide pull scripts that our partners will run, provide a public glance server or some combination. This meeting it to discuss the strategy and come up with a basic plan of action.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-cloudimages-cloudinit [Completion] 81% of 21 [Priority] Medium [Status/Description]

Output: This is the per-cycle discussion on what should be improved in the cloud images or in cloud-init.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-hadoop [Completion] 100% of 10 [Priority] Medium [Status/Description]

Output: Apache Hadoop has gained widespread adoption; the various flavours of Hadoop appear to be consolidating and Cloudera have transferred a number of their Hadoop related projects to Apache including Bigtop (the Cloudera packaging for Redhat, Debian and SuSE). Packaging Hadoop for Ubuntu would help support developing a set of rock solid Juju charms for Hadoop by providing a well integrated version of the packaging for Ubuntu. Collaboration with Apache Bigtop would also potentially help support packaging the wider family of Hadoop related projects.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-cloudutils [Completion] 100% of 11 [Priority] Medium [Status/Description]

Output: Discuss cloud new utilities that can be added to cloud-utils or new packages that Ubuntu should bring in.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-hdp-hadoop [Completion] 100% of 16 [Priority] High [Status/Description]

Output: Work in conjunction with Hortonworks to deliver Hadoop packaging into the Canonical Partner Archive.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-postfix-enhancements [Completion] 100% of 9 [Priority] Low [Status/Description]

Output: Postfix is the standard MTA for Ubuntu. The current packaging doesn't fully support all the upstream capabilities in the current release. We should add multi-instance support and sqlite support and review recent enhancements to postfix to see if we've missed anything else.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-mysql [Completion] 100% of 14 [Priority] Low [Status/Description]

Output: From some angles it appears MySQL as a project may have fractured. From another angle, it has diversified and gotten really strong in many aspects. We want to make sure users have access to the best of breed for the LAMP stack, which is still a powerful force in the server market and the cloud world, as well as for non-web workloads that demand the speed and flexibility that MySQL and its variants provide.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-freeipa-tech-preview [Completion] 100% of 47 [Priority] Low [Status/Description]

Output: The FreeIPA team (https://launchpad.net/~freeipa) has been working with the goal to get the packages included in Debian and Ubuntu. Running an instance of FreeIPA provides an easy to maintain kerberos realm for users and machines, 'AD for Linux'. This is something that has been requested by administrators for years, so it's about time to provide it in Ubuntu as well, even if just as a technology preview and not something fully supported (=in universe). an earlier report on getting the IPA client work on oneiric: https://www.redhat.com/archives/freeipa-devel/2011-September/msg00408.html


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-cloud-ha [Completion] 91% of 11 [Priority] High [Status/Description]

Output: Discuss the current HA cluster stack and its usage in OpenStack and finish with the merges of newest upstream changes. Additionally, discuss the adoption of Pacemaker Cloud [1]. "The Pacemaker Cloud project provides high levels of service availability for high scale cloud deployments. Our approach to high availability is to detect failures, isolate failures, followed by restart of the failed components. When repeated component failures occur the software escalates those failures into failures of higher level components." "" [1]: http://pacemaker-cloud.org/


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-jonas [Completion] 100% of 4 [Priority] Low [Status/Description]

Output: Package JOnAS for Ubuntu and ensure certification against Java Enterprise Edition test compatibility kit.


Input: [Blueprint] servercloud-p-trusted-cloud [Completion] 100% of 4 [Priority] High [Status/Description]

Output: Ensure full trust worthiness of remote cloud instances before logging into and using them


Input: [Functionality] Document Structure [Platform Preview] Partial [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Basic Shapes [Platform Preview] Yes [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Paths [Platform Preview] Yes [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Text [Platform Preview] Partial [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Transforms [Platform Preview] Partial [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Painting Filling Color [Platform Preview] Partial [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Scripting Styling [Platform Preview] Partial [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Gradients and Patterns [Platform Preview] Partial [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Clipping and Masking [Platform Preview] No [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Markers and Symbols [Platform Preview] No [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Functionality] Filter Effects [Platform Preview] No [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: No

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Input: [Functionality] Declarative Animation [Platform Preview] No [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: No

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Input: [Functionality] SVG Fonts [Platform Preview] No [Internet Explorer 9]

Output: No

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Easy updating Microsoft Outlook address book. 24

Output: Actual Contacts for Outlook

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Input: [Short add-in's description] The auto-adding of new email addresses as contacts. 15

Output: Add Contacts

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Powerful manager of attached files in Outlook messages. 39

Output: Attachments Processor for Outlook

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Delete duplicate emails and posts in Outlook. 24

Output: Duplicate Email Remover

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Delete all types of duplicates (excluding emails) in Outlook. 24

Output: Duplicates Remover for Outlook

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Input: [Short add-in's description] The add-in monitors unanswered e-mails. 24

Output: E-mail Follow-Up

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Export e-mail messages, contacts and other items into a HTML\CHM archive. 49

Output: HTML Email Archiver for Outlook

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Easy and handy Outlook add-in for automatic substitution of actual data in outgoing messages. 24

Output: Live Signatures

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Improve mail merging in Microsoft Office. 24

Output: Mail Merge Toolkit

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Newsgroup support for Microsoft Outlook. 24

Output: MAPILab NNTP for Outlook

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Input: [Short add-in's description] An ultimate set of 18 Microsoft Outlook 2000/XP/2003/2007/2010/2013 add-ins. 24

Output: MAPILab Toolbox

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Automatically prints messages and attachments. 24

Output: Print Tools for Outlook

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Input: [Short add-in's description] The add-in helps to enter frequently repeated text fragments to a message body. 24

Output: Quick Templates for Outlook

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Input: [Short add-in's description] Send Microsoft Outlook message to many recipients personally 24

Output: Send Personally

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Output: TOTAL COST

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Input: [Length] 4:56 [Title]

Output: Getting Started with Tableau Server and Tableau Online Getting Started with Tableau Server and Tableau Online Watch Now Logging In Projects Workbooks Views Searching Content Data Sources Sites Other Resources: Online Help: Sign In (Server) Online Help: Sign in to Tableau Online


Input: [Length] 4:25 [Title]

Output: Interacting with Content on Tableau Server and Tableau Online Interacting with Content on Tableau Server and Tableau Online Watch Now Drill Down & Actions View Underlying Data Remember My Changes Download Workbooks Exporting and Sharing Favorites Subscriptions Comments Other Resources: Online Help: Browse Tableau Server


Input: [Length] 2:50 [Title]

Output: Publishing to Tableau Server and Tableau Online Publishing to Tableau Server and Tableau Online Watch Now How to Publish a Workbook Sharing Published Workbooks Other Resources: Online Help: Publishing to Tableau Server Online Help: Publish Workbooks and Data Sources (Online)


Input: [Length] 4:16 [Title]

Output: Web Authoring Web Authoring Watch Now Web Editing Saving Creating New Workbooks with Published Data Sources Web Authoring versus Tableau Desktop Other Resources: Quick Start: Create & Edit Workbooks on the Server


Input: [Length] 5:26 [Title]

Output: Tableau Server Administrative Overview Tableau Server Administrative Overview Watch Now Logging In and Navigation Server Status and Activity Managing Sites Managing Users Schedules Tasks Server Settings Other Resources: Online Help: Administrator Guide Online Help: View Server Process Status


Input: [Length] 15:01 [Title]

Output: Installing and Configuring Tableau Server Installing and Configuring Tableau Server Watch Now Review Tech Specs Initial Installation Understanding the Configuration Dialog Configuration - Run as User Configuration - Authentication Configuration - Gateway Adding Users Adding Users - Importing Groups Advanced Configuration Settings Advanced - Data Connections Advanced - Servers Advanced - Alerts and Subscriptions Advanced - SSL Other Resources:


Input: [Length] 7:28 [Title]

Output: Understanding Schedules and Subscriptions Understanding Schedules and Subscriptions Watch Now Schedules Overview Assigning an Extract to an Extract Schedule Subscription Schedules Creating New Schedules Manually Running Schedules Best Practices Other Resources: Online Help: Schedule Refreshes & Subscriptions


Input: [Length] 7:05 [Title]

Output: Authorization and Permissions Authorization and Permissions Watch Now Sites Projects Groups Permissions Other Resources: Online Help: Work with Permissions Online Help: Security


Input: [Length] 5:38 [Title]

Output: Data Security with User Filters Data Security with User Filters Watch Now Tableau Approach to Data Security User Filters - Tableau Only User Filters - Hybrid Other Resources: Online Help: User Filtering


Input: [Length] 8:17 [Title]

Output: Data Server Data Server Watch Now Data Server Creating a Data Connection in Tableau Desktop Managing Metadata in Tableau Desktop Publishing a Data Source to Tableau Server or Tableau Online Using a Published Data Source Editing a Published Connection Other Resources:


Input: [Length] 6:33 [Title]

Output: Upgrading Tableau Server Upgrading Tableau Server Watch Now Pre-Upgrade Checklist Preliminary Steps Upgrading Tableau Server Upgrading Tableau Server with a Distributed Installation Other Resources: Upgrade Tableau Server to 9.0 Online Help: Pre-Upgrade Checklist


Input: [Length] 6:40 [Title]

Output: Tabadmin: Administrative Tableau Command Line Utility Tabadmin: Administrative Tableau Command Line Utility Watch Now Using Tabadmin Example Command - backgrounder querylimit Taking a Backup Restoring a Backup Other Resources: Online Help: tabadmin Online Help: tabadmin Commands


Input: [Length] 5:20 [Title]

Output: Tabcmd: Tableau Command Line Utility Tabcmd: Tableau Command Line Utility Watch Now Installing Tabcmd Running Tabcmd Tabcmd Commands User Import via CSV File Creating a Group and Adding Users Exporting a PDF from Tableau Online Other Resources: KB: Installing Tabcmd Online Help: Install tabcmd (Server)


Input: [FEATURES] Start-up CPU Speed Adjustment [DESCRIPTION]

Output: At device start-up, the BatterySmart software retrieves the desired base CPU clock speed and operating system timer tick interval and adjusts the core CPU clock speed and memory timings accordingly. Base CPU speed can be set from below 60MHz to over 200MHz, and timer tick interval can be adjusted to trade off device power consumption with device performance.


Input: [FEATURES] Advanced Idle Mode [DESCRIPTION]

Output: In addition to providing support for the standard CPU Idle modes, BatterySmart incorporates accurate OS kernel-level Idle measurements, which are used to measure CPU computational bandwidth and other parameters.


Input: [FEATURES] Dynamic CPU Speed Adjustment [DESCRIPTION]

Output: OEMs can set parameters that dictate run-time, on-the-fly adjustment of CPU clock speed. For example, parameters can be used to set the CPU for: full-speed always, half-speed always or full-speed unless CPU bandwidth drops below a specified threshold for a specified period of time.


Input: [FEATURES] Performance-Turned Core Software Drivers [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Those software drivers that use CPU clock speed to set up timings (such as PCMCIA, Compact Flash and LCD display drivers) are architected to dynamically adjust their settings at startup, as a function of base CPU clock speed.


Input: [FEATURES] Optimized Peripheral Software Drivers [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Serial port (RS-232, SPI, audio codec) software drivers access a kernel-level system-wide resource manager that is designed to intelligently share CPU hardware resources. The result is peripheral software drivers that reduce both power consumption and CPU computational bandwidth simultaneously, while allowing multiple peripherals to be active at the same time


Input: [FEATURES] Run-Time Power/Performance Measurement Utilities [DESCRIPTION]

Output: The BatterySmart control panel applet demonstrates access to the BatterySmart API and, additionally, adds application-level utilities for graphing and logging device performance and power consumption.


Input: [Release 9.1, 2014] New Anonymous & Delegated Grading [Learn More] Anonymous Grading Delegated Grading [Description]

Output: When creating assignments, instructors can choose to hide student names when viewing and grading submissions. Instructors can also delegate grading to one or more users with grading privileges to promote reliability and remove bias.

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Input: [Release 9.1, 2014] New Significant Figures Added [Learn More] Calculated Forumla [Description]

Output: In calculated formula test questions, instructors can define the number of significant figures required in the automatic generation of answer sets and in the automated grading process. In the past, instructors could specify only the number of decimal places.

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Input: [Release 9.1, 2014] Improved Student Preview for Instructors [Learn More] New Student Preview [Description]

Output: Instructors can view their course exactly as a student does by using a student account the system generates for them.

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Input: [Release 9.1, 2014] Improved Portfolio Capabilities [Learn More] Portfolios [Description]

Output: Portfolios are now accessed from the global navigation and have a new authoring canvas. Instructors can create portfolio assignments. Numerous behaviors around portfolio authoring, layout, and design have changed in the new portfolio framework. Legacy portfolios may not look exactly the same in the new portfolio framework as they did in the legacy portfolio framework. You may see changes to page layout and, most significantly, to the visual design of the portfolio.

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Input: [Release 9.1, 2014] New SafeAssign Integration [Learn More] SafeAssign Integration Video [Description]

Output: SafeAssign is now integrated into regular Blackboard Learn assignments.

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Input: [Release 9.1, 2014] Improved SafeAssign Originality Report [Learn More] SafeAssign Originality Report [Description]

Output: The report has been updated with a new look and feel. The email option has been removed. Each source now has a color unique to the source. By default, all citation source highlighting is on. The report layout has been improved for narrow screens. Instructors click Select Sources and Resubmit to determine which sources they want to include in the next report. By default, all sources are included. Instructors can clear the check box for each source to exclude from the results. This behavior is the reverse of previous releases. The page instructors are redirected to after resubmitting a paper has been updated to be more in line with the styling of the new report.

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Input: [Release 9.1, 2014] Improved Calendar [Learn More] Calendar [Description]

Output: Any courses you hide in the My Courses module on the My Institution page will also be hidden in the Calendars list.

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Input: [Release 9.1, 2014] Improved Content Editor Building Block [Learn More] New Content Editor Video [Description]

Output: Spellcheck is on by default

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Input: [Status] CRL Flagged [Current] no [Description]

Output: Potential interest to CRL community


Input: [Status] Offer Pending [Current] no [Description]

Output: Currently a candidate for CRL offer


Input: [Status] Active Offer [Current] no [Description]

Output: Currently offered for purchase or new subscription


Input: [Status] Trial Access [Current] no [Description]

Output: Available for trial


Input: [Status] Renewal Offer [Current] no [Description]

Output: Currently offered for renewal


Input: [Status] Expired Offer [Current] no [Description]

Output: Past offers


Input: [Status] Inactive / Declined [Current] no [Description]

Output: No longer under consideration by CRL


Input: [Status] Reviewed by CRL [Current] yes [Description]

Output: Evaluation available by CRL and community


Input: [R/S-Plus] help.start() [MATLAB/Octave] doc help -i % browse with Info [Description]

Output: Browse help interactively


Input: [R/S-Plus] help() [MATLAB/Octave] help help or doc doc [Description]

Output: Help on using help


Input: [R/S-Plus] help(plot) or ?plot [MATLAB/Octave] help plot [Description]

Output: Help for a function


Input: [R/S-Plus] help(package='splines') [MATLAB/Octave] help splines or doc splines [Description]

Output: Help for a toolbox/library package


Input: [R/S-Plus] demo() [MATLAB/Octave] demo [Description]

Output: Demonstration examples


Input: [R/S-Plus] example(plot) [Description]

Output: Example using a function


Input: [Photopia Features] ✔ Over 900 fully measured lamp models by LTI Optics [Other Raytracing Software]

Output: Not as extensive if included, or relies on a third party library


Input: [Photopia Features] ✔ Over 700 fully measured materials by LTI Optics [Other Raytracing Software]

Output: Not measured in-house, relies on third party data source


Input: [Photopia Features] ✔ Relevant, standard compliant output [Other Raytracing Software]

Output: Typically don't generate valid IES files


Input: [Photopia Features] ✔ Fast, millions of rays in minutes [Other Raytracing Software]

Output: Could take hours to trace 100,000 rays


Input: [Photopia Features] ✔ Optical Design Tools [Other Raytracing Software]

Output: Rely on more user intervention


Input: [Photopia Features] ✔ Expert Customer Support [Other Raytracing Software]

Output: Provided by junior engineers, not the product manager


Input: [Restriction] Unrestricted public [Comment]

Output: Email is unrestricted, which means everyone can mail to this address.


Input: [Restriction] Domain Wide domain [Comment]

Output: Only users under same domain can send mail to this address.


Input: [Restriction] Domain and all sub-domains subdomain [Comment]

Output: Only users under same domain and sub-domains can send mail to this address.


Input: [Restriction] Members Only membersOnly [Comment]

Output: Only members can send mail to this address


Input: [Restriction] Moderators Only moderatorsOnly [Comment]

Output: Only moderators can send mail to this address


Input: [Restriction] Moderators Only membersAndModeratorsOnly [Comment]

Output: Only members and moderators can send mail to this address


Input: [Users, Groups, Permission] "Share Level" (single password) security

Output: As a simpler alternative to Users Groups and Permissions, you can simply set a password on the database. Anybody who needs access to the database has to have that password, and once they are "in" they can do anything they want. This topic is not covered further in this article.

"User-level security" or "Workgroup-file-based security": Governing who is permitted to view, add, edit and delete database objects (tables, queries etc), and to edit those permissions for other users. This is the main topic of this article.


Input: [Users, Groups, Permission] Access to database files in the file system

Output: Who can copy, delete and view database files using programs other than Access. This concerns Windows user management and control of file system permissions on directories and files. In most cases, for Access or a Jet-based application to use an Access database, the (Windows) user needs to have the file system permissions that also allow them to do whatever they want with the files. This could include investigating database files with a hex editor or with cracking tools, and this sets a not-very-high upper limit on the level of absolute security that can be achieved. Only in scenarios where the user is using a remote UI do they get to read/manipulate data without direct access to the database files. (For example, the user interacts with forms provided by a web server, which uses an Access database on the server; Or perhaps Access forms application accessed through a Windows terminal server session that permits no other activity.). This topic is not covered further in this article.

"User-level security" or "Workgroup-file-based security": Governing who is permitted to view, add, edit and delete database objects (tables, queries etc), and to edit those permissions for other users. This is the main topic of this article.


Input: [Users, Groups, Permission] Database encryption

Output: By default, Access mdb files are unencrypted... you can just drop them into a text editor such as Notepad, or better yet a hex editor, and read interesting data from them. (They could be edited in the same way, but skill would be needed to make edits that Access could later digest.) Access (and Jet) provide the option to encrypt the database, which prevents casual snooping of that sort. However, the encryption is not very strong, so it's readily crackable. The MSDN article "Exploring Microsoft Access Security" says "Jet uses a very weak method of encryption and should never be used to protect sensitive data." This is basically saying: Do not use the Microsoft Access product to store sensitive data, if bad guys have access to the mdb files. This is not completely damning -- many many useful scenarios can be implemented that don't feature bad guys, or that don't allow the bad guys access to the files.

"User-level security" or "Workgroup-file-based security": Governing who is permitted to view, add, edit and delete database objects (tables, queries etc), and to edit those permissions for other users. This is the main topic of this article.


Input: [Users, Groups, Permission] VBA code security

Output: This concerns preventing users from scrutinizing your VBA project, or simply preventing them from altering it. This can be achieved using module passwords. This topic is not covered further in this article.

"User-level security" or "Workgroup-file-based security": Governing who is permitted to view, add, edit and delete database objects (tables, queries etc), and to edit those permissions for other users. This is the main topic of this article.


Input: [Users, Groups, Permission] MDE files

Output: If you create a complete application in Access (combining say forms, reports. tables and queries), you can convert it into an MDE file, which compiles all the VBA code, and turns the database into more of a standalone application. In the process, this prevents users from browsing the code. This topic is not covered further in this article.

"User-level security" or "Workgroup-file-based security": Governing who is permitted to view, add, edit and delete database objects (tables, queries etc), and to edit those permissions for other users. This is the main topic of this article.


Input: [Users, Groups, Permission] Code/database signing

Output: Like other Office applications, Access 2003 debuted increased paranoia about malicious code. To allow running with a "Macro Security" level other than Low, you can digitally sign your VBA projects (maybe the entire database?). My personal view is that the Office approach to code signing is such a shambles that it's only worth hassling with this if there's a serious potential of accidentally running malicious Access databases. This topic is not covered further in this article.

"User-level security" or "Workgroup-file-based security": Governing who is permitted to view, add, edit and delete database objects (tables, queries etc), and to edit those permissions for other users. This is the main topic of this article.


Input: [0] Command [2] Package [1]

Output: Description


Input: [0] mysqlaccess [2] mysql [1]

Output: client for checking access privileges


Input: [0] mysqladmin [2] mysql [1]

Output: client for administering a MySQL server


Input: [0] mysqldump [2] mysql [1]

Output: a database backup program


Input: [0] mysqlshow [2] mysql [1]

Output: display database, table, and column information


Input: [0] mysql [2] mysql [1]

Output: the MySQL command-line tool


Input: [0] msql2mysql [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: convert mSQL programs for use with MySQL


Input: [0] myisamchk [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: MyISAM table-maintenance utility isamchk


Input: [0] myisamlog [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: display contents of MyISAM log file isamlog


Input: [0] myisampack [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: generate compressed, read-only MyISAM tables pack_isam


Input: [0] mysqlbinlog [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: utility for processing binary log files


Input: [0] mysqlcheck [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: a table maintenance and repair program


Input: [0] mysqld [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: the MySQL server


Input: [0] mysqlhotcopy [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: a database backup program


Input: [0] mysqlimport [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: a data import program


Input: [0] mysqlman [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: default man page for mysql


Input: [0] perror [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: explain error codes


Input: [0] replace [2] mysql-server [1]

Output: a string-replacement utility


Input: [0] clusterdb [2] postgresql [1]

Output: cluster a PostgreSQL database


Input: [0] createdb [2] postgresql [1]

Output: create a new PostgreSQL database


Input: [0] createlang [2] postgresql [1]

Output: define a new PostgreSQL procedural language


Input: [0] createuser [2] postgresql [1]

Output: define a new PostgreSQL user account


Input: [0] dropdb [2] postgresql [1]

Output: remove a PostgreSQL database


Input: [0] droplang [2] postgresql [1]

Output: remove a PostgreSQL procedural language


Input: [0] dropuser [2] postgresql [1]

Output: remove a PostgreSQL user account


Input: [0] psql [2] postgresql [1]

Output: PostgreSQL interactive terminal


Input: [0] initdb [2] postgresql-server [1]

Output: create a new PostgreSQL database cluster


Input: [0] ipcclean [2] postgresql-server [1]

Output: remove shared memory and semaphores from a failed PostgreSQL server


Input: [0] postgres [2] postgresql-server [1]

Output: run a PostgreSQL server in single-user mode


Input: [0] postmaster [2] postgresql-server [1]

Output: PostgreSQL multiuser database server


Input: [0] vacuumdb [2] postgresql [1]

Output: garbage-collect and analyze a PostgreSQL database


Input: [0] sqlite3 [2] sqlite [1]

Output: A command line interface for SQLite verson 3


Input: [Feature] Document Collaboration [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Team Management [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Expert Identification (Team Search) [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Partially Supported [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] User List [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Partially Supported [Teaming 2]

Output: Partially Supported


Input: [Feature] Wikis [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Blogs [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Threaded Discussions [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Partially Supported


Input: [Feature] Ad Hoc Collaboration [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] RSS Feed [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Team Calendar [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Document Management [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Document Versioning [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Partially Supported [Teaming 2]

Output: Partially Supported


Input: [Feature] Document Preview [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Partially Supported [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Workflows [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Landing Page [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Customizable Workspaces [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Partially Supported


Input: [Feature] User Based Access Controls [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Scalability [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Web Dav Interactions [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Branded Workspaces [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Activity Log [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Mobile Device Support [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Quick Start Templates [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Idea and Help Library [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Partially Supported


Input: [Feature] Knowledge and Data Warehouse [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Searchable Data [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Partially Supported [Teaming 2]

Output: Partially Supported


Input: [Feature] Activity Filters (system wide) [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Partially Supported [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Relevance Dashboard [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Partially Supported [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Track Workspaces [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Track Teams and People [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] What's New on the "Team Space" Feature [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Data Specific Folders [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Nested Workspaces [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] End User Designed Workflow [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] End User Defined Custom Forms [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Yes [Teaming 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Profile Page [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] Partially Supported [Teaming 2]

Output: Partially Supported


Input: [Feature] Major and Minor Versioning [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] No [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Windows Authentication [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] No [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Entry Level Access Control [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] No [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Search Relevance [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] No [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] User Visibility Management [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] No [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Vibe On Premise Site Home Page [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] No [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Presence Integration [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] No [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Conferencing Integration [Vibe] Yes [Teaming 2.1] No [Teaming 2]

Output: No


Input: [enabled] 3.1.3p1 [APC Support]

Output: Version


Input: [enabled] Enabled [APC Support]

Output: MMAP Support


Input: [enabled] no value [APC Support]

Output: MMAP File Mask


Input: [enabled] pthread mutex Locks [APC Support]

Output: Locking type


Input: [enabled] $Revision: 286798 $ [APC Support]

Output: Revision


Input: [enabled] Apr 18 2010 06:44:34 [APC Support]

Output: Build Date


Input: [Status] Active [What it means]

Output: A JSR that has posted a milestone within the last twelve months.

The Java Community Process(SM) Program - Introduction - Glossary


Input: [Status] Final [What it means]

Output: A JSR that has produced a Final Release milestone more than a year ago.

The Java Community Process(SM) Program - Introduction - Glossary


Input: [Status] Maintenance [What it means]

Output: A JSR that last produced a Maintenance Review or Maintenance Release milestone more than a year ago.

The Java Community Process(SM) Program - Introduction - Glossary


Input: [Status] Inactive [What it means]

Output: A JSR that has not produced a Final Release or Maintenance Release, and which hasn't posted a milestone in the last year.

The Java Community Process(SM) Program - Introduction - Glossary


Input: [Status] Withdrawn [What it means]

Output: A JSR that was withdrawn from the JCP by the Specification Lead before Final Release.

The Java Community Process(SM) Program - Introduction - Glossary


Input: [Status] Rejected [What it means]

Output: A JSR that was not approved by the Executive Committee in one of the ballot stages for that JSR.

The Java Community Process(SM) Program - Introduction - Glossary


Input: [Status] Dormant [What it means]

Output: A JSR that was voted as "dormant" by the Executive Committee, or one that has reached the end of its natural lifespan.

The Java Community Process(SM) Program - Introduction - Glossary


Input: [Menu] Setup [Feature] Network Setup [Comment]

Output: In addition to a traditional DHCP server, DD-WRT supports DHCP forwarding

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Setup [Feature] DDNS [Comment]

Output: DD-WRT has the most comprehensive selection of DDNS providers I've seen

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Setup [Feature] Advanced routing [Comment]

Output: Operating modes include Gateway; BGP; Rip2Router; Routers

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Setup [Feature] Networking [Comment]

Output: DD-WRT supports VLAN Tagging and allows you to set up bridging.

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Wireless [Feature] Basic Settings [Comment]

Output: Multiple virtual networks (guest networks) are supported - each with their own security settings.

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Wireless [Feature] WDS [Comment]

Output: DD-WRT has impressive support for WDS with up to 10 supported devices

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Services [Feature] VPN [Comment]

Output: Though it's a fairly old VPN protocol, DD-WRT supports PPTP client and server modes

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Services [Feature] Hotspot [Comment]

Output: There's built-in support for turning your router into a commercial hotspot with a choice of four hotspot providers

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Security [Feature] Access restrictions [Comment]

Output: You can block P2P services from an extensive lise of predefined services.

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Security [Feature] Firewall [Comment]

Output: You can enable syslog and point it to your syslog server for detailed logging of activities on your DD-WRT-based router.

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Administration [Feature] Management [Comment]

Output: In this category, DD-WRT excels. Here are a few relatively unique features: HTTP/HTTPS web access to the device Remote access has a choice of not only HTTPS access, but telnet and SSH Linux users will appreciate that you can run Cron jobs from this menu

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Status [Feature] Router [Comment]

Output: DD-WRT gives you great stats on memory usage, NVRam usage, CPU info and active IP connections

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Status [Feature] WAN [Comment]

Output: The monthly graphs of incoming/outgoing traffic (with daily usage) will help keep you under your monthly quota

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Menu] Security [Feature] Wireless [Comment]

Output: You can do a wireless site survey to see what other wireless networks your routers "sees".

Buffalo's DD-WRT Reviewed - SmallNetBuilder


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0006 [Description] The DB Instance is restarting and will be unavailable until the restart is complete. [Category]

Output: Availability

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0004 [Description] The DB Instance has shut down. [Category]

Output: Availability

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0022 [Description] An error has occurred while restarting MySQL. [Category]

Output: Availability

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0001 [Description] A backup of the DB instance has started. [Category]

Output: Backup

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0002 [Description] A backup of the DB instance is complete. [Category]

Output: Backup

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0009 [Description] The DB instance has been added to a security group. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0024 [Description] The DB instance is being converted to a Multi-AZ DB instance. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0030 [Description] The DB instance is being converted to a Single-AZ DB instance. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0012 [Description] The DB instance class for this DB instance is being changed. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0018 [Description] The current storage settings for this DB instance is being changed. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0011 [Description] A parameter group for this DB instance has changed. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0028 [Description] Automatic backups for this DB instance have been disabled. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0032 [Description] Automatic backups for this DB instance have been enabled. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0033 [Description] There are [count] users that match the master user name. Users not tied to a specific host have been reset. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0025 [Description] The DB instance has been converted to a Multi-AZ DB instance. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0029 [Description] The DB instance has been converted to a Single-AZ DB instance. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0014 [Description] The DB instance class for this DB instance has changed. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0017 [Description] The storage settings for this DB instance has changed. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0010 [Description] The DB instance has been removed from a security group. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0016 [Description] The master password for the DB instance has been reset. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0067 [Description] An attempt to reset the master password for the DB instance has failed. [Category]

Output: Configuration Change

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0005 [Description] A DB instance is being created. [Category]

Output: Creation

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0003 [Description] The DB instance is being deleted. [Category]

Output: Deletion

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0034 [Description] Amazon RDS is not attempting a requested failover because a failover recently occurred on the DB instance. [Category]

Output: Failover

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0013 [Description] A Multi-AZ failover that resulted in the promotion of a standby instance has started. [Category]

Output: Failover

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0015 [Description] A Multi-AZ failover that resulted in the promotion of a standby instance is complete. It may take several minutes for the DNS to transfer to the new primary DB instance. [Category]

Output: Failover

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0065 [Description] The instance has recovered from a partial failover. [Category]

Output: Failover

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0050 [Description] A Multi-AZ activation has started after a successful instance recovery. [Category]

Output: Failover

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0051 [Description] A Multi-AZ activation is complete. Your database should be accessible now. [Category]

Output: Failover

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0031 [Description] The DB instance has failed. We recommend that you begin a point-in-time-restore for the DB instance. [Category]

Output: Failure

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0036 [Description] The DB instance is in an incompatible network. Some of the specified subnet IDs are invalid or do not exist. [Category]

Output: Failure

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0035 [Description] The DB instance has invalid parameters. For example, MySQL could not start because a memory-related parameter is set too high for this instance class, so the customer action would be to modify the memory parameter and reboot the DB instance. [Category]

Output: Failure

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0058 [Description] Error while creating Statspack user account PERFSTAT. Please drop the account before adding the Statspack option. [Category]

Output: Failure

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0007 [Description] The allocated storage for the DB instance has been exhausted. To resolve this issue, you should allocate additional storage for the DB instance. For more information, see the RDS FAQ. [Category]

Output: Low Storage

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0026 [Description] Offline maintenance of the DB instance is taking place. The DB instance is currently unavailable. [Category]

Output: Maintenance

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0027 [Description] Offline maintenance of the DB instance is complete. The DB instance is now available. [Category]

Output: Maintenance

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0047 [Description] The read replication process has been stopped because replication errors have occurred for more than 30 days. The Read Replica is still accessible for read operations but cannot synchronize with the master instance. We recommend that you delete the Read Replica and create a new one. For information about troubleshooting a broken Read Replica, see Troubleshooting a MySQL Read Replica Problem. [Category]

Output: Maintenance

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0044 [Description] Operator-issued notification. For more information, see the event message. [Category]

Output: Notification

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0048 [Description] Patching of the DB instance has been delayed. [Category]

Output: Notification

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0049 [Description] A Multi-AZ failover has completed. [Category]

Output: Notification

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0054 [Description] The MySQL storage engine you are using is not InnoDB, which is the recommended MySQL storage engine for Amazon RDS. For information about MySQL storage engines, see Amazon RDS Supported Storage Engines. [Category]

Output: Notification

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0055 [Description] The number of tables you have for your DB instance exceeds the recommended best practices for Amazon RDS. Please reduce the number of tables on your DB instance. For information about recommended best practices, see Amazon RDS Basic Operational Guidelines. [Category]

Output: Notification

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0056 [Description] The number of databases you have for your DB instance exceeds the recommended best practices for Amazon RDS. Please reduce the number of databases on your DB instance. For information about recommended best practices, see Amazon RDS Basic Operational Guidelines. [Category]

Output: Notification

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0064 [Description] The TDE key has been rotated. For more information about Oracle TDE, see Oracle Transparent Data Encryption (TDE). For more information about SQL Server TDE, see SQL Server Transparent Data Encryption. [Category]

Output: Notification

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0045 [Description] An error has occurred in the read replication process. For more information, see the event message. For information on troubleshooting Read Replica errors, see Troubleshooting a MySQL Read Replica Problem. [Category]

Output: Read Replica

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0046 [Description] The Read Replica has resumed replication. This message appears when you first create a Read Replica, or as a monitoring message confirming that replication is functioning properly. If this message follows an RDS-EVENT-0045 notification, then replication has resumed following an error or after replication was stopped. [Category]

Output: Read Replica

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0057 [Description] Replication on the Read Replica was terminated. [Category]

Output: Read Replica

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0062 [Description] Replication on the Read Replica was manually stopped. [Category]

Output: Read Replica

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0063 [Description] Replication on the Read Replica was reset. [Category]

Output: Read Replica

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0020 [Description] Recovery of the DB instance has started. Recovery time will vary with the amount of data to be recovered. [Category]

Output: Recovery

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0021 [Description] Recovery of the DB instance is complete. [Category]

Output: Recovery

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0023 [Description] A manual backup has been requested but Amazon RDS is currently in the process of creating a DB snapshot. Submit the request again after Amazon RDS has completed the DB snapshot. [Category]

Output: Recovery

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0052 [Description] Recovery of the Multi-AZ instance has started. Recovery time will vary with the amount of data to be recovered. [Category]

Output: Recovery

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0053 [Description] Recovery of the Multi-AZ instance is complete. [Category]

Output: Recovery

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0066 [Description] The SQL Server DB instance is re-establishing its mirror. Performance will be degraded until the mirror is reestablished. A database was found with non-FULL recovery model. The recovery model was changed back to FULL and mirroring recovery was started. (: [,…])” [Category]

Output: Recovery

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0008 [Description] The DB instance has been restored from a DB snapshot. [Category]

Output: Restoration

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0019 [Description] The DB instance has been restored from a point-in-time backup. [Category]

Output: Restoration

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Amazon RDS Event ID] RDS-EVENT-0068 [Description] The CloudHSM partition password was decrypted by the system. [Category]

Output: Security

Using Amazon RDS Event Notification - Amazon Relational Database Service


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] making wallpaper in Puppy Lucid 5.2, tips, and font available [Video tutorials]

Output: Mtpaint wallpaper


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] Based on Beta release, Music comes with Govt Health Warning [Video tutorials]

Output: 4.3 Fun Intro


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] step by step booting up with Puppy [Video tutorials]

Output: Boot sequence


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] Text Editors, Spreadsheet, Paint program, Structured drawing, Browsers etc. Note; you will need to download devx to use Geany as an IDE and other pet programs for programming [Video tutorials]

Output: Intro to software


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] Discussion forum, developer blog, wiki, news [Video tutorials]

Output: Useful Web Sites


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] Change the desktop background with click and drag [Video tutorials]

Output: Wallpaper tip


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] .fs file save can be mounted or accessed by clicking on it [Video tutorials]

Output: Accessing save file


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] Using the Rox file program to view, create, delete files and move between folder/ directories etc. [Video tutorials]

Output: Rox usage


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] Basic creating and running of simple 'hello world' bash shell program example [Video tutorials]

Output: Shell program


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] Puppy developer add on the Devx file and pet fish [Video tutorials]

Output: Compiling


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] zip a whole directory of files [Video tutorials]

Output: zip files


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] red warning bottom right? free memory has gone down - Menu / Utility / Personal Storage File [Video tutorials]

Output: Free Mem


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] Difference between prompt and rxvt terminal/console What is JWM? [Video tutorials]

Output: Shutdown options


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] In built help, links, version number [Video tutorials]

Output: Help options


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] New Titles (no expense spared), Plugging in USB flash drive if I can find it, Partitions (what is mnt/home?), Bookmarks from Seamonkey, Basic use of Rox [Video tutorials]

Output: Lobsters setup


Input: [Puppy 4.3 and beyond] Quick look at Beta 3 Dpup 5 series built using woof [Video tutorials]

Output: Dpup


Input: [Port] 25 [Protocol] SMTP [Typical Use]

Output: Used for sending and receiving of e-mail


Input: [Port] 80 [Protocol] HTTP [Typical Use]

Output: Used for Outlook Web Access to host Web-enabled mailboxes


Input: [Port] 110 [Protocol] POP3 [Typical Use]

Output: Used by clients to retrieve and store messages locally


Input: [Port] 119 [Protocol] NNTP [Typical Use]

Output: Used by clients and servers for managing the notes posted on newsgroups


Input: [Port] 135 [Protocol] EPMAP [Typical Use]

Output: Used by Microsoft for RPC locator service


Input: [Port] 139 [Protocol] NetBIOS-SSN [Typical Use]

Output: Used by NETBIOS Session Service


Input: [Port] 143 [Protocol] IMAP [Typical Use]

Output: Used by clients to retrieve and store messages locally, yet leave a copy on server


Input: [FEATURES] Real-time reports anonymously track all the below, first-ever eVoice data for all candidates. See below for eVoice's Daily Data Report subscription rates.

Output: Allows tracking for support and non-support and corresponding reasons for these over time. Available to organizations and all media.

eVoiceAmerica - Political take-action site, email Congress, impose accountability

BENEFITS to Organizations (Candidates, Campaigns, PACs, Political Advocacy Groups & the Media)


Input: [FEATURES] Free for people to easily express opinions to candidates as often as they choose

Output: Organizations empower their members and supporters

eVoiceAmerica - Political take-action site, email Congress, impose accountability

BENEFITS to Organizations (Candidates, Campaigns, PACs, Political Advocacy Groups & the Media)


Input: [FEATURES] "I Support" eVote equals "I would vote for you today if there were an election." (One "I Support" eVote per person per day allowed)

Output: Candidates benefit from real-time data and input from voters (national; state, county, city, and zip+4 subsets).

eVoiceAmerica - Political take-action site, email Congress, impose accountability

BENEFITS to Organizations (Candidates, Campaigns, PACs, Political Advocacy Groups & the Media)


Input: [FEATURES] Users see candidates' percentages of eVoice "I Support" eVotes and standing with each other in real time

Output: Allows organizations to see what Americans are communicating to all candidates through eVoiceAmerica.

eVoiceAmerica - Political take-action site, email Congress, impose accountability

BENEFITS to Organizations (Candidates, Campaigns, PACs, Political Advocacy Groups & the Media)


Input: [FEATURES] Offers sliding scale of strength as to user's support for all candidates

Output: More nuanced, granular feedback for micro-group trending

eVoiceAmerica - Political take-action site, email Congress, impose accountability

BENEFITS to Organizations (Candidates, Campaigns, PACs, Political Advocacy Groups & the Media)


Input: [FEATURES] User gives reasons for his support or why he's leaning for or against

Output: Real-time input and feedback available to all candidates and media about all candidates

eVoiceAmerica - Political take-action site, email Congress, impose accountability

BENEFITS to Organizations (Candidates, Campaigns, PACs, Political Advocacy Groups & the Media)


Input: [FEATURES] Every user feedback entry is accompanied by city, county, state, zip+4, and party affiliation (no name or residence address)

Output: More nuanced, granular feedback for micro-group trending

eVoiceAmerica - Political take-action site, email Congress, impose accountability

BENEFITS to Organizations (Candidates, Campaigns, PACs, Political Advocacy Groups & the Media)


Input: [FEATURES] User can provide input to one or multiple candidates in one session

Output: Amplifies effort seamlessly

eVoiceAmerica - Political take-action site, email Congress, impose accountability

BENEFITS to Organizations (Candidates, Campaigns, PACs, Political Advocacy Groups & the Media)


Input: [Description] Allows a single installation to serve multiple blog. [Feature]

Output: multi sites


Input: [Description] tag support [Feature]

Output: tag


Input: [Description] Publishes legal RSS feeds [Feature]

Output: RSS


Input: [Description] Full builtin multilingual support. [Feature]

Output: Multilingual


Input: [Description] includes photo gallery [Feature]

Output: gallery


Input: [Description] add a comment to a blog article [Feature]

Output: comment


Input: [Description] Can blog posts be searched? [Feature]

Output: Search


Input: [Description] Can posts be authored using a WYSIWYG editor? [Feature]

Output: WYSIWYG Editor


Input: [Description] Does it support reactions from social media sites? [Feature]

Output: Reactions


Input: [Description] Supports third-party plugins. [Feature]

Output: plugin


Input: [Description] List what methods such as CAPTCHA, honeypots, spam keyword filtering and more to block comment spam. [Feature]

Output: Comment spam filtering


Input: [Description] Has pingback/trackback ? [Feature]

Output: Linkback ?


Input: [Description] Does the blog support the MetaWeblog API ? [Feature]

Output: MetaWeblog API


Input: [Description] Automatically pings search engines on new entries [Feature]

Output: Pinging


Input: [Description] I want markdown, hate writing html now inside of entries [Feature]

Output: Markdown


Input: [Description] The current test coverage of the package in percent. [Feature]

Output: Test coverage


Input: [Description] Does the blog have built-in methods for sharing on social media sites, or hooks for services that provide this? [Feature]

Output: Sharing Hooks


Input: [Description] Generates a sitemap.xml? [Feature]

Output: Sitemap


Input: [Description] Can blogs posts be viewed for a given month or year? [Feature]

Output: Date Views


Input: [Description] Can blog posts be attributed to different authors with the ability to view posts for an individual author? [Feature]

Output: Multiple Authors


Input: [Description] Import a posts, categories, tags, comments, authors, etc. [Feature]

Output: Import from Wordpress


Input: [Description] Can blog posts be assigned to descriptive categories? Eg to create a running series of tutorials. (not tagging) [Feature]

Output: Categories


Input: [Description] Is it possible to prevent a user's login name (e.g. username) from being displayed publically without overriding templates. [Feature]

Output: Login names can be private


Input: [Description] Does the blog software support publishing via an AtomPub client? The server should allow for publishing, editing and deleting of entries through third party products like Windows Live Writer or Mars Edit. [Feature]

Output: AtomPub/APP Support


Input: [Description] All features and migrations work as expected with a custom user model in place. [Feature]

Output: Custom User Model


Input: [Description] When the application displays and/or links to a user (e.g. the Author) can that logic be customized without having to modify templates? [Feature]

Output: Custom user display


Input: [Description] Can the blog have general content pages (eg: about) attached to it as with Wordpress? [Feature]

Output: General Pages


Input: [Description] Can the blog engine handle custom models, in both the admin, it's views and syndication feeds? [Feature]

Output: Abstract base models


Input: [Example name] mat3d_ex1.py [Usage] python mat3d_ex1.py [Description]

Output: line plotting


Input: [Example name] mat3d_ex2.py [Usage] python mat3d_ex2.py [Description]

Output: multiple line plotting


Input: [Example name] mat3d_ex3.py [Usage] python mat3d_ex3.py [Description]

Output: surface plotting


Input: [Example name] mat3d_ex4.py [Usage] python mat3d_ex4.py [Description]

Output: surface plotting (different colormap)


Input: [Example name] mat3d_ex5.py [Usage] python mat3d_ex5.py [Description]

Output: plots sphere


Input: [Example name] mat3d_ex6.py [Usage] python mat3d_ex6.py [Description]

Output: plots points


Input: [Version] 0.7.3beta [License] MIT license [Released] 28/02/2008 [API]

Output: 0.7.3beta

Plugins | sfSimpleCMSPlugin | 0.7.2 | symfony | Web PHP Framework


Input: [Version] 0.7.2beta [License] MIT license [Released] 08/09/2007 [API]

Output: 0.7.2beta

Plugins | sfSimpleCMSPlugin | 0.7.2 | symfony | Web PHP Framework


Input: [Version] 0.7.1alpha [License] MIT license [Released] 13/08/2007 [API]

Output: 0.7.1alpha

Plugins | sfSimpleCMSPlugin | 0.7.2 | symfony | Web PHP Framework


Input: [Version] 0.7.0alpha [License] MIT license [Released] 19/07/2007 [API]

Output: 0.7.0alpha

Plugins | sfSimpleCMSPlugin | 0.7.2 | symfony | Web PHP Framework


Input: [Version] 0.6.3beta [License] MIT license [Released] 19/07/2007 [API]

Output: 0.6.0beta

Plugins | sfSimpleCMSPlugin | 0.7.2 | symfony | Web PHP Framework


Input: [Version] 0.6.2beta [License] MIT license [Released] 18/07/2007 [API]

Output: 0.6.0beta

Plugins | sfSimpleCMSPlugin | 0.7.2 | symfony | Web PHP Framework


Input: [Version] 0.6.1beta [License] MIT license [Released] 18/07/2007 [API]

Output: 0.6.0beta

Plugins | sfSimpleCMSPlugin | 0.7.2 | symfony | Web PHP Framework


Input: [Version] 0.6.0beta [License] MIT license [Released] 16/07/2007 [API]

Output: 0.6.0beta

Plugins | sfSimpleCMSPlugin | 0.7.2 | symfony | Web PHP Framework


Input: [Important features] Interactivity level [Other sites] Low [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: High


Input: [Important features] Real-Time data support [Other sites] Difficult (high bandwidth use) [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Easy, automatic updates


Input: [Important features] On-the-fly modification by users [Other sites] No (reloads needed) [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Yes


Input: [Important features] Internet Usage [Other sites] High [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Low


Input: [Important features] Interactive technical analysis [Other sites] No [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Yes


Input: [Important features] Extensive customization [Other sites] Difficult [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Very easy


Input: [Important features] Interactive information display [Other sites] No [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Yes


Input: [Important features] Printing support [Other sites] Limited [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Yes


Input: [Important features] Extendable features (using JavaScript) [Other sites] No [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Yes


Input: [Important features] Interactive drawing of trends, formations, etc. [Other sites] No [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Yes


Input: [Important features] Easy saving of analysis and studies [Other sites] No [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: Yes


Input: [Important features] Scalability [Other sites] Low to medium [Nifty Stock Charts]

Output: High, easy


Input: [Description] Contains tools used to select features or parts of features to create a new coverage. [Name]

Output: Extract Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools used to calculate the various options when overlaying two coverages. [Name]

Output: Overlay Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools used in geoprocessing analysis involving distance. [Name]

Output: Proximity Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools used to convert a coverage into various supported file formats. [Name]

Output: From Coverage Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools used to convert various supported file formats into a coverage. [Name]

Output: To Coverage Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools used to combine coverages. [Name]

Output: Aggregate Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools to convert region feature classes. [Name]

Output: Composite Features Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools to simplify coverage features. [Name]

Output: Generalization Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools to add or remove attribute indexes. [Name]

Output: Indexes Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools to add or remove items in INFO tables. [Name]

Output: Items Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains a tool to join INFO tables. [Name]

Output: Joins Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools to set a projection or to reproject or transform a coverage. [Name]

Output: Projections Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools used for editing the associated attribute tables. [Name]

Output: Tables Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains a tool to adjust coverage-associated tolerances. [Name]

Output: Tolerances Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains tools used to develop the topological relationship within a coverage. [Name]

Output: Topology Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Description] Contains a tool to create a new coverage within a workspace. [Name]

Output: Workspace Management Toolset

com.esri.arcgis.geoprocessing.tools.coveragetools (ArcObjects Java API)


Input: [Task] Extract Data [Coordinator] Susan Sobel [Status] Not Yet Started [Comment]

Output: Extract and process data for Radzivilov

Ukraine SIG: Project: Ship Manifests: Re-index Ellis Island Database (EIDB), Radzivilov


Input: [Task] Dataset, Proofread & format data or document [Coordinator] Susan Sobel [Status] Not Yet Started [Comment]

Output: Re-format dataset for Radzivilov

Ukraine SIG: Project: Ship Manifests: Re-index Ellis Island Database (EIDB), Radzivilov


Input: [Task] KehilaLinks, Post documents on website [Coordinator] Ron Doctor [Status] Not Yet Started [Comment]

Output: Post EIDB spreadsheet on KehilaLinks website

Ukraine SIG: Project: Ship Manifests: Re-index Ellis Island Database (EIDB), Radzivilov


Input: [Task] Dataset, Merge records into SIG Master spreadsheet [Coordinator] Ron Doctor [Status] Not Yet Started [Comment]

Output: Merge extracted and formatted EIDB town records into Ukraine SIG EIDB Re-indexing Master spreadsheet.

Ukraine SIG: Project: Ship Manifests: Re-index Ellis Island Database (EIDB), Radzivilov


Input: [Task] Dataset, Create & submit index for MNI [Coordinator] Susan Sobel [Status] Not Yet Started [Comment]

Output: Extract columns for SIG MNI spreadsheet.

Ukraine SIG: Project: Ship Manifests: Re-index Ellis Island Database (EIDB), Radzivilov


Input: [Task] Dataset, Submit database to JG [Coordinator] Ron Doctor [Status] Not Yet Started [Comment]

Output: Submit re-formatted dataset to JG.

Ukraine SIG: Project: Ship Manifests: Re-index Ellis Island Database (EIDB), Radzivilov


Input: [#] 1 [Steps] At a high level all databases should be periodically checked for database consistency issues. It is a good practice to run this process during non-peak hours either across the entire database or if you have an extremely large database table by table as time permits. In addition to running this on a set schedule, other times that this would be important to run include a system failure, electrical surge that may have corrupted a write to disk, disk drive failures, the server not being shut down properly or some other hardware failure. For the most part these consistency issues occur when there is some type of hardware failure, so it is a good practice to run these checks as soon as possible if there is a hardware problem or if your database server is not shutdown properly. If your databases are small it is simpler to run the checks across the entire database. With SQL Server 2000 and 2005 maintenance plans the only option is to perform a DBCC CHECKDB so the entire database is checked. Although you do not have the flexibly of using the other options doing something is better then doing nothing. As mentioned above this should be part of your normal database maintenance procedures. If you are not already running integrity checks or if you are not sure, take the time to implement these processes. [Item]

Output: Determine What is Needed

SQL Server Database Integrity Checks Checklist


Input: [#] 2 [Steps] There are basically four different commands that can be run to check various levels of consistency within your database. The four options are listed below with a short description of each as listed in SQL Server Books Online. DBCC CHECKALLOC - Checks the consistency of disk space allocation structures for a specified database DBCC CHECKCATALOG Checks for catalog consistency within the specified database. DBCC CHECKDB - Checks for catalog consistency within the specified database. DBCC CHECKTABLE Checks the integrity of all the pages and structures that make up the table or indexed view. The most widely run option is DBCC CHECKDB because it checks the entire database, but the other options are helpful for quicker spot checking. In addition, all of these commands have additional options that can be selected to check for only a portion of the data and also for repairing any corruption that has been found. [Item]

Output: Understand Commands

SQL Server Database Integrity Checks Checklist


Input: [#] 3 [Steps] Ad Hoc - At its most basic level all of these commands can be run from a query window and can be run interactively against a database. When running the commands to check for any issues they can be issued while users are still accessing the database, but as with most maintenance operations it is always good to run them during off hours. Maintenance Plans - as mentioned above you can setup maintenance plans in both SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005 to run the DBCC CHECKDB command. This is the only option you have with the base maintenance plans options. Custom Jobs - you can create your own SQL Server Agent jobs to run the selected command against the entire database or individual objects. This option gives you the most flexibility as well as allows you to schedule execution during off hours. SQLMAINT utility - this is an external executable that has options to run the consistency checks. With this tool you can run CHECKALLOC, CHECKCATALOG and CHECKDB. You do not have the ability to check an individual table. [Item]

Output: Running

SQL Server Database Integrity Checks Checklist


Input: [#] 4 [Steps] The best time to run these commands for normal periodic checking is during low usage times. Using SQL Server Agent is the best approach so you can schedule the jobs to run at any time. If your hardware is pretty stable and you have not had any issues you could probably run these checks either weekly or monthly. Hardware has come along way and it is much less likely to have issues like in the past. Even so, it is still a good idea to make this a part of your regular DBA procedures. If you have ongoing hardware problems or your systems not very stable it is a good idea to run these checks more frequently. If you do encounter any problems you want to catch them as soon as possible before the corruption spreads throughout the entire database. [Item]

Output: Scheduling

SQL Server Database Integrity Checks Checklist


Input: [#] 5 [Steps] On a good note I have seen a lot of installations where maintenance plans have been setup and integrity checks are being run. The downside is that no one is checking the output and therefore if there are corruption issues no one is aware. So based on this you need to make sure you check the output from the commands to make sure there are not issues. This can be done by piping the output of the commands to a text file, by the built-in reporting option with maintenance plans or by checking your SQL Server error logs. Each time one of these DBCC command is executed an entry is made to the SQL Server error log. After a command is run, you would see something like the following in the SQL Server error log: DBCC CHECKDB (AdventureWorks) executed by Server\DBA found 0 errors and repaired 0 errors. Elapsed time: 0 hours 0 minutes 31 seconds. [Item]

Output: Reviewing Output

SQL Server Database Integrity Checks Checklist


Input: [#] 6 [Steps] If you do find corruption in your database you want to take corrective action to eliminate these issues as soon as possible. This can be done by using one of the following options with DBCC CHECKALLOC, DBCC CHECKDB or DBCC CHECKTABLE. REPAIR_FAST - does minor fast repairs on your database without risk of data loss REPAIR_REBUILD - does minor repairs and also rebuilds indexes without risk of data loss REPAIR_ALLOW_DATA_LOSS - this is a time consuming process and can result in some data loss. All of these repair options require the database to be in single user mode, so you will need to have downtime in order to fix the corruption. Look for a future tip on exactly how to do this. [Item]

Output: Handling Issues

SQL Server Database Integrity Checks Checklist


Input: [Description] Added the VMware.VimAutomation.PCloud module which provides cmdlets that let you manage vCloud Air instances. Existing cmdlets for managing vCloud Director can be used to work with vCloud Air where applicable. [Change Type]

Output: feature


Input: [Description] Added the VMware.VimAutomation.Cis.Core module which provides cmdlets that let you manage vCloud Suite SDK servers. [Change Type]

Output: feature


Input: [Description] Added the VMware.VimAutomation.HA module which provides the Get-DRMInfo cmdlet that lets you retrieve Distributed Resource Management dump information. [Change Type]

Output: feature


Input: [Description] Added the Get-VAIOFilter, New-VAIOFilter, and Remove-VAIOFilter cmdlets that let you add, remove, and view details of I/O filters. [Change Type]

Output: feature


Input: [Description] Added the Get-VsanDisk, Get-VsanDiskGroup, New-VsanDisk, New-VsanDiskGroup, Remove-VsanDisk, and Remove-VsanDiskGroup cmdlets that let you manage VMware Virtual SAN and Virtual SAN disks. [Change Type]

Output: feature


Input: [Description] Changed the core distribution model of PowerCLI cmdlets. In this version some snap-ins have been converted to PowerShell modules. As part of this change, PowerCLI scripts should be adjusted, where applicable, to check for module existence instead of PSSnapins. [Change Type]

Output: improvement


Input: [Description] Enhanced the New-Cluster, Set-Cluster, New-VMHostNetworkAdapter, and Set-VMHostNetworkAdapter cmdlets to enable the management of Virtual SAN in their respective areas. [Change Type]

Output: improvement


Input: [Description] Adjusted the New-VM and Set-VM cmdlets to work with vSphere 6.0 and virtual hardware version 11. [Change Type]

Output: improvement


Input: [Description] Deprecated the Get-VMGuestNetworkInterface, Set-VMGuestNetworkInterface, Get-VMGuestRoute, New-VMGuestRoute, and Remove-VMGuestRoute cmdlets. [Change Type]

Output: modification


Input: [Description] Renamed the Apply-VMHostProfile, Apply-DrsRecommendation, Shutdown-VMGuest cmdlets to Invoke-VMHostProfile, Invoke-DrsRecommendation, and Stop-VMGuest respectively. [Change Type]

Output: modification


Input: [Description] After you use Get-OvfConfiguration to retrieve the OVF configuration object for an OVA package, you cannot delete or move the OVA package. [Change Type]

Output: bug fix


Input: [Cause] Broadband Faults

Output: Any broadband fault can cause a drop in speed. This is particularly common in cases where broadband is disconnecting regularly. As mentioned above, it can take up to 3 days of stability before broadband speeds return to normal.

How this can affect your broadband speed


Input: [Cause] Telephone Faults

Output: Broadband is supplied over your telephone line, so it needs the line to be working properly. Subsequently, it's common for telephone faults to cause problems with broadband service. You may see slow speeds or you might not be able to connect at all. In nearly all cases, once the telephone line is fixed the broadband will be too. Connection problems tend to clear up immediately, with slow speeds it'll be a few days before your speed gets back to normal.

How this can affect your broadband speed


Input: [Cause] Wireless

Output: The position of your router/computers and the channel that your wireless network broadcasts on can have a big impact on your wireless signal strength. A poor quality or low strength signal will reduce the speed you're connected to the router and as a result of this, the speed at which you can download data. See How to improve your wireless signal for help with this.

How this can affect your broadband speed


Input: [Cause] Wrongly setup microfilters

Output: If you've not connected these up properly you'll not get the best broadband experience. It's a common cause of intermittent connection and speed problems. You should avoid using long phone extension cables too. See Microfilters - how and why for more help.

How this can affect your broadband speed


Input: [Cause] Bad weather

Output: Heavy rain or thunderstorms can play havoc with broadband speeds. In fact, a severe storm could even damage your equipment permanently. We'd suggest unplugging your equipment from the phone line and power socket. You can plug them back in after the storm has passed.

How this can affect your broadband speed


Input: [Cause] Electrical interference

Output: Household equipment (either yours or your neighbour's) can cause interference which often affects broadband speed. Things like TVs, alarms, fairy lights and set-top boxes are known to cause problems.

How this can affect your broadband speed


Input: [Cause] Your computer

Output: Older machines can have trouble running newer software and operating systems, giving the impression that the broadband connection is slow. If your computer has picked up something nasty it can slow everything down. Make sure you've got the latest protection installed. We recommend Plusnet Protect - powered by McAfee - find out more.

How this can affect your broadband speed


Input: [Services/Features] Connection-oriented [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Full duplex [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: yes


Input: [Services/Features] Reliable data transfer [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Partial-reliable data transfer [SCTP] optional [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Ordered data delivery [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Unordered data delivery [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: yes


Input: [Services/Features] Flow control [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Congestion control [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] ECN capable [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Selective ACKs [SCTP] yes [TCP] optional [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Preservation of message boundaries [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: yes


Input: [Services/Features] Path MTU discovery [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Application PDU fragmentation [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Application PDU bundling [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Multi-streaming [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Multi-homing [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Protection against SYN flooding attacks [SCTP] yes [TCP] no [UDP]


Input: [Services/Features] Allows half-closed connections [SCTP] no [TCP] yes [UDP]


Input: [Services/Features] Reachability check [SCTP] yes [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: no


Input: [Services/Features] Psuedo-header for checksum [SCTP] no (uses vtags) [TCP] yes [UDP]

Output: yes


Input: [Services/Features] Time wait state [SCTP] for vtags [TCP] for 4-tuple [UDP]


Input: [Version] 1.181.18.0 [Hook] AbortAutoAccount [Called From] SpecialUserlogin.php [Description]

Output: Allow to cancel automated local account creation, where normally authentication against an external auth plugin would be creating a local account.


Input: [Version] 1.130 1.13.0 [Hook] AbortAutoblock [Called From] Block.php [Description]

Output: Allow extension to cancel an autoblock


Input: [Version] 1.140 1.14.0 [Hook] AbortDiffCache [Called From] DifferenceEngine.php [Description]

Output: Can be used to cancel the caching of a diff


Input: [Version] 1.200 1.20.0 [Hook] AbortEmailNotification [Called From] RecentChange.php [Description]

Output: Can be used to cancel email notifications for an edit


Input: [Version] 1.100 1.10.0 [Hook] AbortLogin [Called From] SpecialUserlogin.php [Description]

Output: Allows an extension like a captcha to abort the login process


Input: [Version] 1.1201.12.0 [Hook] AbortMove [Called From] Title.php, SpecialMovepage.php [Description]

Output: Can be used to cancel page movement


Input: [Version] 1.0581.5.8 [Hook] AbortNewAccount [Called From] SpecialUserlogin.php [Description]

Output: Can be used to cancel user account creation


Input: [Version] 1.1801.18.0 [Hook] ActionBeforeFormDisplay [Called From] Action.php [Description]

Output: Before executing the HTMLForm object


Input: [Version] 1.1801.18.0 [Hook] ActionModifyFormFields [Called From] Action.php [Description]

Output: Before creating an HTMLForm object for a page action


Input: [Version] 1.0501.5.0 [Hook] AddNewAccount [Called From] SpecialUserlogin.php [Description]

Output: Called after a user account is created


Input: [Version] 1.2001.20.0 [Hook] AfterFinalPageOutput [Called From] OutputPage.php [Description]

Output: Nearly at the end of OutputPage::output().


Input: [Version] 1.1701.17.0 [Hook] AfterImportPage [Called From] ImportXMLReader.php [Description]

Output: When a page import is completed


Input: [Version] 1.1701.17.0 [Hook] AfterUserMessage [Called From] User.php [Description]

Output: After a user message has been left


Input: [Version] 1.0911.9.1 [Hook] AjaxAddScript [Called From] OutputPage.php [Description]

Output: Called in output page just before the initialisation


Input: [Version] 1.0601.6.0 [Hook] AlternateEdit [Called From] EditPage.php [Description]

Output: Occurs whenever action=edit is called


Input: [Version] 1.2101.21.0 [Hook] AlternateEditPreview [Called From] EditPage.php [Description]

Output: Allows replacement of the edit preview


Input: [Version] 1.1801.18.0 [Hook] AlternateUserMailer [Called From] UserMailer.php [Description]

Output: Called before mail is sent so that mail could be logged (or something else) instead of using PEAR or PHP's mail().


Input: [Version] 1.1401.14.0 [Hook] APIAfterExecute [Called From] ApiMain.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to extend core API modules


Input: [Version] 1.2301.23.0 [Hook] ApiBeforeMain [Called From] api.php [Description]

Output: Called before ApiMain is executed


Input: [Version] 1.2001.20.0 [Hook] ApiCheckCanExecute [Called From] ApiMain.php [Description]

Output: Called during ApiMain::checkCanExecute().


Input: [Version] 1.1301.13.0 [Hook] APIEditBeforeSave [Called From] ApiEditPage.php [Description]

Output: Called right before saving an edit submitted through api.php?action=edit


Input: [Version] 1.1401.14.0 [Hook] APIGetAllowedParams [Called From] ApiBase.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to modify a module's parameters


Input: [Version] 1.1901.19.0 [Hook] APIGetDescription [Called From] ApiBase.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to modify a module's descriptions


Input: [Version] 1.1401.14.0 [Hook] APIGetParamDescription [Called From] ApiBase.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to modify a module's parameter descriptions


Input: [Version] 1.2001.20.0 [Hook] APIGetResultProperties [Called From] ApiBase.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to modify the properties in a module's result.


Input: [Version] 1.2001.20.0 [Hook] ApiMain::onException [Called From] ApiMain.php [Description]

Output: Called by ApiMain::executeActionWithErrorHandling() when an exception is thrown during API action execution.


Input: [Version] 1.2001.20.0 [Hook] ApiTokensGetTokenTypes [Called From] ApiTokens.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to extend action=tokens with new token types


Input: [Version] 1.1401.14.0 [Hook] APIQueryAfterExecute [Called From] ApiQuery.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to extend core API query modules


Input: [Version] 1.1401.14.0 [Hook] APIQueryGeneratorAfterExecute [Called From] ApiQuery.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to extend core API query modules


Input: [Version] 1.1301.13.0 [Hook] APIQueryInfoTokens [Called From] ApiQueryInfo.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to add custom tokens to prop=info.


Input: [Version] 1.1401.14.0 [Hook] APIQueryRecentChangesTokens [Called From] ApiQueryRecentChanges.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to add custom tokens to list=recentchanges.


Input: [Version] 1.1301.13.0 [Hook] APIQueryRevisionsTokens [Called From] ApiQueryRevisions.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to add custom tokens to prop=revisions.


Input: [Version] 1.1501.15.0 [Hook] APIQueryUsersTokens [Called From] ApiQueryUsers.php [Description]

Output: Use this hook to add custom tokens to list=users.


Input: [Version] 1.1701.17.0 [Hook] ApiRsdServiceApis [Called From] ApiRsd.php [Description]

Output: Add or remove APIs from the RSD services list.


Input: [Version] 1.2301.23.0 [Hook] Article::MissingArticleConditions [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Called when an article is shown.


Input: [Version] 1.0601.6.0 [Hook] ArticleAfterFetchContent [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Used to process raw wiki code after most of the other parser processing is complete.


Input: [Version] 1.1601.16.0 [Hook] ArticleConfirmDelete [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Occurs before writing the confirmation form for article deletion.


Input: [Version] 1.1701.17.0 [Hook] ArticleContentOnDiff [Called From] DifferenceEngine.php [Description]

Output: Before showing the article content below a diff.


Input: [Version] 1.0401.4.0 [Hook] ArticleDelete [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Occurs whenever the software receives a request to delete an article


Input: [Version] 1.0401.4.0 [Hook] ArticleDeleteComplete [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Occurs after the delete article request has been processed


Input: [Version] 1.0571.5.7 [Hook] ArticleEditUpdateNewTalk [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Allows an extension to prevent user notification when a new message is added to their talk page.


Input: [Version] 1.1401.14.0 [Hook] ArticleEditUpdates [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Called when edit updates (mainly link tracking) are made when an article has been changed.


Input: [Version] 1.0601.6.0 [Hook] ArticleEditUpdatesDeleteFromRecentchanges [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Occurs before saving to the database. If returning false old entries are not deleted from the recentchangeslist.


Input: [Version] 1.0801.8.0 [Hook] ArticleFromTitle [Called From] Wiki.php [Description]

Output: Called to determine the class to handle the article rendering, based on title.


Input: [Version] 1.0601.6.0 [Hook] ArticleInsertComplete [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Called after an article is created


Input: [Version] 1.1201.12.0 [Hook] ArticleMergeComplete [Called From] SpecialMergeHistory.php [Description]

Output: after merging to article using Special:Mergehistory


Input: [Version] 1.0601.6.0 [Hook] ArticlePageDataAfter [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: after loading data of an article from the database


Input: [Version] 1.0601.6.0 [Hook] ArticlePageDataBefore [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: before loading data of an article from the database


Input: [Version] 1.1801.18.0 [Hook] ArticlePrepareTextForEdit [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Called when preparing text to be saved.


Input: [Version] 1.0401.4.0 [Hook] ArticleProtect [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Occurs whenever the software receives a request to protect an article


Input: [Version] 1.0401.4.0 [Hook] ArticleProtectComplete [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Occurs after the protect article request has been processed


Input: [Version] 1.0601.6.0 [Hook] ArticlePurge [Called From] Article.php [Description]

Output: Allows an extension to cancel a purge.