Input: [Template Name] BDR#0 [Description] A site to centrally manage documents in your enterprise. [Title]

Output: Document Center

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Input: [Template Name] DEV#0 [Description] A site for developers to build, test and publish apps for Office [Title]

Output: Developer Site

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Input: [Template Name] DOCMARKETPLACESITE#0 [Description] The Academic Library template provides a rich view and consumption experience for published content and management. Authors populate metadata and apply rules at the time of publishing,such as description, licensing, and optional rights management (IRM). Visitors of the site can search or browse published titles and add authorized selections to their collection to consume, subject to the rights and rules applied by the author. The site provides an IRM-capable document library, a publishing mechanism for authors to publish documents, detailed views for each document, a check-out mechanism, and related search capabilities. [Title]

Output: Academic Library

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Input: [Template Name] EDISC#0 [Description] A site to manage the preservation, search, and export of content for legal matters and investigations. [Title]

Output: eDiscovery Center

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Input: [Template Name] EDISC#1 [Description] This template creates an eDiscovery case. Users create locations where they can preserve or export data. [Title]

Output: eDiscovery Case

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Input: [Template Name] OFFILE#0 [Description] (obsolete) This template creates a site designed for records management. Records managers can configure the routing table to direct incoming files to specific locations. The site also lets you manage whether records can be deleted or modified after they are added to the repository. [Title]

Output: (obsolete) Records Center

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Input: [Template Name] OFFILE#1 [Description] This template creates a site designed for records management. Records managers can configure the routing table to direct incoming files to specific locations. The site also lets you manage whether records can be deleted or modified after they are added to the repository. [Title]

Output: Records Center

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Input: [Template Name] OSRV#0 [Description] This template creates a site for administering shared services [Title]

Output: Shared Services Administration Site

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Input: [Template Name] PPSMASite#0 [Description] A site for presenting PerformancePoint dashboards and scorecards. The site also includes links to PerformancePoint Dashboard Designer and storage for dashboard content such as analytic charts, reports, KPIs, and strategy maps. [Title]

Output: PerformancePoint

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Input: [Template Name] BICenterSite#0 [Description] A site for presenting Business Intelligence content in SharePoint. [Title]

Output: Business Intelligence Center

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Input: [Template Name] SPS#0 [Description] This template is obsolete. [Title]

Output: SharePoint Portal Server Site

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Input: [Template Name] SPSPERS#0 [Description] This web template defines a Personal Space for an individual participating on a SharePoint Portal. [Title]

Output: SharePoint Portal Server Personal Space

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Input: [Template Name] SPSPERS#2 [Description] This web template defines a minimal Personal Space with both Social and Storage features for an individual participating on a SharePoint Portal. [Title]

Output: Storage And Social SharePoint Portal Server Personal Space

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Input: [Template Name] SPSPERS#3 [Description] This web template defines a minimal Personal Space with Storage features for an individual participating on a SharePoint Portal. [Title]

Output: Storage Only SharePoint Portal Server Personal Space

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Input: [Template Name] SPSPERS#4 [Description] This web template defines a minimal Personal Space with Social features for an individual participating on a SharePoint Portal. [Title]

Output: Social Only SharePoint Portal Server Personal Space

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Input: [Template Name] SPSPERS#5 [Description] This web template defines a empty Personal Space. [Title]

Output: Empty SharePoint Portal Server Personal Space

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Input: [Template Name] SPSMSITE#0 [Description] A site for delivering personalized views, data, and navigation from this site collection into My Site. It includes personalization specific Web Parts and navigation that is optimized for My Site sites. [Title]

Output: Personalization Site

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Input: [Template Name] SPSTOC#0 [Description] This template is obsolete. [Title]

Output: Contents area Template

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Input: [Template Name] SPSTOPIC#0 [Description] This template is obsolete. [Title]

Output: Topic area template

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Input: [Template Name] SPSNEWS#0 [Description] This template is obsolete. [Title]

Output: News Site

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Input: [Template Name] CMSPUBLISHING#0 [Description] A blank site for expanding your Web site and quickly publishing Web pages. Contributors can work on draft versions of pages and publish them to make them visible to readers. The site includes document and image libraries for storing Web publishing assets. [Title]

Output: Publishing Site

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Input: [Template Name] BLANKINTERNET#0 [Description] This template creates a site for publishing Web pages on a schedule, with workflow features enabled. By default, only Publishing subsites can be created under this site. A Document and Picture Library are included for storing Web publishing assets. [Title]

Output: Publishing Site

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Input: [Template Name] BLANKINTERNET#1 [Description] This template creates the Press Releases subsite for an Internet-facing corporate presence website. [Title]

Output: Press Releases Site

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Input: [Template Name] BLANKINTERNET#2 [Description] A site for publishing Web pages on a schedule by using approval workflows. It includes document and image libraries for storing Web publishing assets. By default, only sites with this template can be created under this site. [Title]

Output: Publishing Site with Workflow

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Input: [Template Name] SPSNHOME#0 [Description] A site for publishing news articles and links to news articles. It includes a sample news page and an archive for storing older news items. [Title]

Output: News Site

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Input: [Template Name] SPSSITES#0 [Description] A site for listing and categorizing important sites in your organization. It includes different views for categorized sites, top sites, and a site map. [Title]

Output: Site Directory

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Input: [Template Name] SPSCOMMU#0 [Description] This template is obsolete. [Title]

Output: Community area template

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Input: [Template Name] SPSREPORTCENTER#0 [Description] A site for creating, managing, and delivering Web pages, dashboards, and key performance indicators that communicate metrics, goals, and business intelligence information. [Title]

Output: Report Center

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Input: [Template Name] SPSPORTAL#0 [Description] A starter site hierarchy for an intranet divisional portal. It includes a home page, a News site, a Site Directory, a Document Center, and a Search Center with Tabs. Typically, this site has nearly as many contributors as readers and is used to host team sites. [Title]

Output: Collaboration Portal

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Input: [Template Name] SRCHCEN#0 [Description] A site focused on delivering an enterprise-wide search experience. Includes a welcome page with a search box that connects users to four search results page experiences: one for general searches, one for people searches, one for conversation searches, and one for video searches. You can add and customize new results pages to focus on other types of search queries. [Title]

Output: Enterprise Search Center

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Input: [Template Name] PROFILES#0 [Description] This template creates a profile site that includes page layout with zones [Title]

Output: Profiles

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Input: [Template Name] BLANKINTERNETCONTAINER#0 [Description] A starter site hierarchy for an Internet-facing site or a large intranet portal. This site can be customized easily with distinctive branding. It includes a home page, a sample press releases subsite, a Search Center, and a login page. Typically, this site has many more readers than contributors, and it is used to publish Web pages with approval workflows. [Title]

Output: Publishing Portal

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Input: [Template Name] SPSMSITEHOST#0 [Description] A site used for hosting personal sites (My Sites) and the public People Profile page. This template needs to be provisioned only once per User Profile Service Application, please consult the documentation for details. [Title]

Output: My Site Host

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Input: [Template Name] ENTERWIKI#0 [Description] A site for publishing knowledge that you capture and want to share across the enterprise. It provides an easy content editing experience in a single location for co-authoring content, discussions, and project management. [Title]

Output: Enterprise Wiki

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Input: [Template Name] PROJECTSITE#0 [Description] A site for managing and collaborating on a project. This site template brings all status, communication, and artifacts relevant to the project into one place. [Title]

Output: Project Site

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Input: [Template Name] PRODUCTCATALOG#0 [Description] A site for managing product catalog data which can be published to an internet-facing site through search. The product catalog can be configured to support product variants and multilingual product properties. The site includes admin pages for managing faceted navigation for products. [Title]

Output: Product Catalog

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Input: [Template Name] COMMUNITY#0 [Description] A place where community members discuss topics of common interest. Members can browse and discover relevant content by exploring categories, sorting discussions by popularity or by viewing only posts that have a best reply. Members gain reputation points by participating in the community, such as starting discussions and replying to them, liking posts and specifying best replies. [Title]

Output: Community Site

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Input: [Template Name] COMMUNITYPORTAL#0 [Description] A site for discovering communities. [Title]

Output: Community Portal

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Input: [Template Name] SRCHCENTERLITE#0 [Description] A site focused on delivering a basic search experience. Includes a welcome page with a search box that connects users to a search results page, and an advanced search page. This Search Center will not appear in navigation. [Title]

Output: Basic Search Center

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Input: [Template Name] SRCHCENTERLITE#1 [Description] The Search Center template creates pages dedicated to search. The main welcome page features a simple search box in the center of the page. The template includes a search results and an advanced search page. This Search Center will not appear in navigation. [Title]

Output: Basic Search Center

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Input: [Template Name] visprus#0 [Description] A site for viewing, sharing, and storing Visio process diagrams. It includes a versioned document library and templates for Basic Flowcharts, Cross-functional Flowcharts, and BPMN diagrams. [Title]

Output: Visio Process Repository

SharePoint 2013 WebTemplates | Raghu's SharePoint Column


Input: [Feature] Both vehicle and pedestrian routes [Mobile Geo] Yes [Wayfinder Access]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Virtual map exploration [Mobile Geo] Yes [Wayfinder Access]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Requires cellular connection [Mobile Geo] No [Wayfinder Access]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Provides POI information [Mobile Geo] Yes [Wayfinder Access]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Compatibility with cell phone operating system [Mobile Geo] Windows Mobile [Wayfinder Access]

Output: Symbian


Input: [Feature] "Where Am I" feature [Mobile Geo] Yes [Wayfinder Access]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Speedometer [Mobile Geo] Yes [Wayfinder Access]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Pedometer [Mobile Geo] Yes [Wayfinder Access]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Consists of three steps. Step 1 performs full database backups of the BizTalk Server databases. Step 2 backs up the BizTalk Server database logs. Step 3 specifies for how long the backup history is kept. [Enabled by default] No [Job name]

Output: Backup BizTalk Server

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Deletes expired BizTalk Framework entries from the BizTalk Management (BizTalkMgmtDb) database. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: CleanupBTFExpiredEntriesJob_BizTalkMgmtDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Automates the archiving of tracked messages and the purging of the BizTalk Tracking database to maintain a healthy system and to keep the tracking data archived for future use.Note On BizTalk Server 2004, this job is created after you install BizTalk Server 2004 Service Pack 2. [Enabled by default] No [Job name]

Output: DTA Purge and Archive

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Detects when a BizTalk Server host instance (BTSNTSvc.exe) has stopped responding. The job then releases the work from the host instance so a different host instance can finish the tasks. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: MessageBox_DeadProcesses_Cleanup_BizTalkMsgBoxDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Removes all messages that are not referenced by any subscribers in the BizTalkMsgBoxDb database tables.Important This job is also started by the MessageBox_Message_ManageRefCountLog_BizTalkMsgBoxDbjob. Therefore, we recommend that you disable this job.Note On BizTalk Server 2004, this job is enabled by default. Therefore, we recommend that you disable this job. [Enabled by default] No [Job name]

Output: MessageBox_Message_Cleanup_BizTalkMsgBoxDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Manages the reference count logs for messages and determines when a message is no longer referenced by a subscriber.This job runs in an infinite loop and deletes the entries from the two individual message reference count logs. This job also calls the MessageBox_Message_Cleanup_BizTalkMsgBoxDbjob.Important At first, the MessageBox_Message_ManageRefCountLog_BizTalkMsgBoxDb job status icon displays a status of Success. However, there will be no corresponding success entry in the job history. If one of the jobs in the MessageBox_Message_ManageRefCountLog_BizTalkMsgBoxDb job fails, a failure entry appears in the job history and the status icon displays a status of Failure. The job will always display a status of Failure after the first failure. To verify that the other BizTalk Server SQL Server Agent jobs run correctly, check the status of the other BizTalk Server SQL Server Agent jobs. Note On BizTalk Server 2004, this job is created after you install BizTalk Server 2004 Service Pack 2. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: MessageBox_Message_ManageRefCountLog_BizTalkMsgBoxDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Removes all message parts that are no longer referenced by a message in the BizTalkMsgBoxDb database tables. All messages are composed of one or more message parts that contain the message data. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: MessageBox_Parts_Cleanup_BizTalkMsgBoxDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Updates the statistics for the BizTalkMsgBoxDb database.Note This job does not exist on BizTalk Server 2004. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: MessageBox_UpdateStats_BizTalkMsgBoxDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Scans for any known issues with the BizTalkMgmtDb, BizTalkMsgBoxDb, and BizTalkDTADb databases. This includes orphaned instances.Note This job is created on BizTalk Server 2010. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: Monitor BizTalk Server

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Used for multiple BizTalkMsgBoxDb database deployment. It asynchronously performs operational actions. For example, it asynchronously performs bulk terminates on the master BizTalkMsgBoxDb database after those changes are applied to the subordinate BizTalkMsgBoxDb database. Note This job does not exist on BizTalk Server 2004. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: Operations_OperateOnInstances_OnMaster_BizTalkMsgBoxDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Purges unused subscription predicates from the BizTalkMsgBoxDb database. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: PurgeSubscriptionsJob_BizTalkMsgBoxDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Purges old audit data from the Rule Engine (BizTalkRuleEngineDb) database every 90 days. This job also purges old history data (deploy/undeploy notifications) from the Rule Engine (BizTalkRuleEngineDb) database every 3 days.Note This job is created on BizTalk Server 2009. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: Rules_Database_Cleanup_BizTalkRuleEngineDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Copies the message bodies of tracked messages from the BizTalkMsgBoxDb database to the Tracking (BizTalkDTADb) database. [Enabled by default] Yes [Job name]

Output: TrackedMessages_Copy_BizTalkMsgBoxDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Description] Purges inactive tracking spool tables to free database space.Note This job exists only on BizTalk Server 2004. [Job name]

Output: TrackingSpool_Cleanup_BizTalkMsgBoxDb

BizTalk Maintenance Jobs in SQL Server | Integration Experts - Dipesh Avlani


Input: [Microdata 1.0] itemid [Purpose] Used to identify the exact thing that is being described using a URL, such as a specific person, event, or place. [RDFa Lite 1.1]

Output: resource

Standards | The Beautiful, Tormented Machine


Input: [Microdata 1.0] itemprop [Purpose] Used to identify a property of the thing being described, such as a name, date, or location. [RDFa Lite 1.1]

Output: property

Standards | The Beautiful, Tormented Machine


Input: [Microdata 1.0] itemscope [Purpose] Used to signal that a new thing is being described. [RDFa Lite 1.1]

Output: not needed

Standards | The Beautiful, Tormented Machine


Input: [Microdata 1.0] itemtype [Purpose] Used to identify the type of thing being described, such as a person, event, or place. [RDFa Lite 1.1]

Output: typeof

Standards | The Beautiful, Tormented Machine


Input: [Microdata 1.0] itemref [Purpose] Used to copy-paste a piece of data and associate it with multiple things. [RDFa Lite 1.1]

Output: not needed

Standards | The Beautiful, Tormented Machine


Input: [Microdata 1.0] not supported [Purpose] Used to specify a default vocabulary that contains terms that are used by markup. [RDFa Lite 1.1]

Output: vocab

Standards | The Beautiful, Tormented Machine


Input: [Microdata 1.0] not supported [Purpose] Used to mix different vocabularies in the same document, like ones provided by Facebook, Google, and open source projects. [RDFa Lite 1.1]

Output: prefix

Standards | The Beautiful, Tormented Machine


Input: [Description] The maximum number of jobs are running. [Field]

Output: Busy

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Description] The Startd daemon is not running or can not contact the central manager. [Field]

Output: Down

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Description] The machine will accept no more jobs and jobs already running have completed. [Field]

Output: Drained

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Description] The machine will accept no more jobs but there are jobs currently running. [Field]

Output: Draining

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Description] All jobs have been flushed from the machine and no new ones are being accepted. [Field]

Output: Flush

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Description] The machine is not running any jobs. [Field]

Output: Idle

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Description] LoadLeveler is running but no jobs can run. [Field]

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Description] The resource manager has this machine reserved for interactive jobs. [Field]

Output: Reserved

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Description] Machine is running one or more jobs and is capable of running more. [Field]

Output: Running

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Description] All jobs on this machine have been suspended. [Field]

Output: Suspend

HPC@LSU | Documentation | Frequently Asked Questions


Input: Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On' Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On' Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On'

Output: Image Not Viewable By Non-Members

Where Professional Models Meet Model Photographers - ModelMayhem


Input: Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On' Image Not Viewable By Non-Members Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On'

Output: Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On'

Where Professional Models Meet Model Photographers - ModelMayhem


Input: Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On' Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On' Image Not Viewable By Non-Members

Output: Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On'

Where Professional Models Meet Model Photographers - ModelMayhem


Input: Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On' Image Not Viewable By Non-Members Image Not Viewable By Non-Members

Output: Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On'

Where Professional Models Meet Model Photographers - ModelMayhem


Input: Image Not Viewable By Non-Members Image Not Viewable By Non-Members Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On'

Output: Image Not Viewable By Non-Members

Where Professional Models Meet Model Photographers - ModelMayhem


Input: Image Not Viewable By Non-Members Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On' Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On'

Output: Image Not Viewable By Non-Members

Where Professional Models Meet Model Photographers - ModelMayhem


Input: Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On' Barbuchachacha Model Image Not Viewable By Non-Members

Output: Image Not Viewable Worksafe Mode 'On'

Where Professional Models Meet Model Photographers - ModelMayhem


Input: [Feature] Android-flavoured Linux Kernel [Notes] This older kernel is used to support the SGX driver code targetted at this kernel; the next release for SGX is expected to be against the 2.6.37 or 2.6.38 kernel. [Status]

Output: 2.6.32


Input: [Feature] SGX Graphics Drivers [Notes] SGX graphics package is packaged with the source code and automatically enabled in init.rc. See the external/ti_android_sgx_sdk [Status]

Output: Working


Input: [Feature] DSP support [Notes] See Rowboat-Android for an explanation. [Status]

Output: Untested


Input: [Feature] Accelerometer Integration for Palo34 and Gallop43 [Notes] The LIS33DE accelerometer is supported by the kernel as an input device but code is needed to link this into the android sensor subsystem. [Status]

Output: Broken


Input: [Feature] GPS support on Gallop43 [Notes] The u-blox 5 GPS module on the Gallop43 module will acquire a signal after some delay. [Status]

Output: Untested


Input: [Feature] Resistive touchscreen [Notes] May require calibration [Status]

Output: Working


Input: [Feature] Wifi [Status]

Output: Broken


Input: [Feature] Bluetooth [Status]

Output: Untested


Input: [Feature] Android Market and Google Apps (such as Maps) [Notes] It is not possible to included proprietary application and access to the market without certification from Google. Informal app stores such as AndAppStore could be used. [Status]

Output: Not Included


Input: [Feature] Power Management [Status]

Output: Partially working


Input: [Feature] Android Debug Bridge [Notes] To get this working, see here [Status]

Output: Working


Input: [Feature] 4.3" Screen [Status]

Output: Working


Input: [Feature] 3.5" Screen [Notes] To get this working, see here [Status]

Output: Working


Input: [Definition Id] oval:org.mitre.oval:def:5647 [Class] Vulnerability [Family] unix [Title]

Output: VMware Buffer Overflows in VIX API Let Local Users Execute Arbitrary Code

Vmware Vmware Server - OVAL Definitions : Class: Vulnerability


Input: [Definition Id] oval:org.mitre.oval:def:5081 [Class] Vulnerability [Family] unix [Title]

Output: VMware Buffer Overflows in VIX API Let Local Users Execute Arbitrary Code

Vmware Vmware Server - OVAL Definitions : Class: Vulnerability


Input: [Definition Id] oval:org.mitre.oval:def:6439 [Class] Vulnerability [Family] unix [Title]

Output: VMware Guest Virtual Device Driver Bug Lets Local Users Deny Service

Vmware Vmware Server - OVAL Definitions : Class: Vulnerability


Input: [Definition Id] oval:org.mitre.oval:def:5688 [Class] Vulnerability [Family] unix [Title]

Output: VMware Tools Input Validation Flaw in Windows Guest OS Lets Local Users Gain Elevated Privileges

Vmware Vmware Server - OVAL Definitions : Class: Vulnerability


Input: [Definition Id] oval:org.mitre.oval:def:5358 [Class] Vulnerability [Family] unix [Title]

Output: VMware Tools Input Validation Flaw in Windows Guest OS Lets Local Users Gain Elevated Privileges

Vmware Vmware Server - OVAL Definitions : Class: Vulnerability


Input: [Definition Id] oval:org.mitre.oval:def:4768 [Class] Vulnerability [Family] unix [Title]

Output: VMware Unsafe Library Path in vmware-authd Lets Local Users Gain Elevated Privileges

Vmware Vmware Server - OVAL Definitions : Class: Vulnerability


Input: [Definition Id] oval:org.mitre.oval:def:5583 [Class] Vulnerability [Family] unix [Title]

Output: VMware Unsafe Library Path in vmware-authd Lets Local Users Gain Elevated Privileges

Vmware Vmware Server - OVAL Definitions : Class: Vulnerability


Input: [Windows Browsers] Internet Explorer [Version] 5.5 and earlier [Known Issues]

Output: We highly recommend you upgrade your browser at http://www.microsoft.com


Input: [Windows Browsers] Internet Explorer [Version] 6.0 and above [Known Issues]

Output: No known issues


Input: [Windows Browsers] Firefox [Version] 1.0 [Known Issues]

Output: Panel bar is not expanded to 100% height until the page is completely loaded


Input: [Windows Browsers] Firefox [Version] 1.5 and above [Known Issues]

Output: No known issues


Input: [Windows Browsers] Mozilla [Version] 1.6 [Known Issues]

Output: The panel bar extends past the bottom of the page


Input: [Windows Browsers] Mozilla [Version] 1.7 and above [Known Issues]

Output: No known issues


Input: [Windows Browsers] Netscape [Version] 7.2 and above [Known Issues]

Output: No known issues


Input: [Windows Browsers] Netscape [Version] 6.1 and earlier [Known Issues]

Output: We highly recommend you upgrade your browser at http://www.netscape.com


Input: [Windows Browsers] Opera [Version] 7.11 and earlier [Known Issues]

Output: We highly recommend you upgrade your browser at http://www.opera.com


Input: [Windows Browsers] Opera [Version] 8.0 and above [Known Issues]

Output: No HTML composing Minor CSS inconsistencies


Input: [#] 1 [Hits] 526 [Web Link]

Output: What Else but Sobi2 This is the entire reason for this site...so of course what other link would I place here but the directory extension. This is a must have for most any dynamic site. It's flexible to many needs to change and edit. I've used it on almost all of my sites!


Input: [#] 2 [Hits] 596 [Web Link]

Output: Attachments! This is an awesome extension! A must have for those who want to have their clients be able to upload their own images! Less work for you on your end and the preset options are great and easy to edit and change to your needs!!! Five stars!


Input: [#] 3 [Hits] 616 [Web Link]

Output: AEC Account Expiration Component Membership Management system is a Free Software component allows you to offer paid memberships on your Joomla! or Mambo powered website. It integrates with major components (like CommunityBuilder and JACL) and supports many payment processors.


Input: [#] 4 [Hits] 535 [Web Link]

Output: Sobi Search Plugin for Joomla! This is a great FREE Plugin to be able to have the default Joomla search functioning to search your Sobi2 listings with everything else on your site!!!!


Input: [#] 5 [Hits] 740 [Web Link]

Output: Google Weather This was simple to setup and a great module to have added to many sites.


Input: [#] 6 [Hits] 499 [Web Link]

Output: Frontend User's Articles List to edit and delete I haven't actually used this but see it being very useful...I have something like this setup on my site where the articles published can be viewed. I'll update this if I ever get around to using it.


Input: [#] 7 [Hits] 537 [Web Link]

Output: Create Unlimted Custom Field and Forms! FREE! Website: http://www.algisinfo.net This is an amazing free extension! It's easy and simple to setup and create custom forms. Even comes with Captcha and ability to have upload files to their email! Awesome stuff!


Input: [#] 8 [Hits] 517 [Web Link]

Output: Client Create Files and Uploads http://www.jsmallsoftware.com/ I haven't had a lot of time to play around with this one but it has great potential to be a great component to the amazing free extension family. Clients are able to upload files according to their access level. Also able to set different options per user or level. Pretty cool stuff!


Input: [#] 9 [Hits] 1246 [Web Link]

Output: A Must...EASY BACKUP! http://www.lazybackup.net/ I have this setup on several of my site...it give you a piece of mind that your data files will be backed up on a regular basis...which I have mine setup for daily...this can be edited though. Great free plugin!!!


Input: [#] 10 [Hits] 483 [Web Link]

Output: KickStart Akeeba Kickstart is a stand-alone PHP script which can extract JPA and ZIP archive files directly on your server. It can be used together with Akeeba Backup's backup archive files to easily restore your site on a new server, without even installing anything else before that. Alternatively, you can use it to install a fresh or upgrade an existing Joomla! and WordPress installation, or even install third-party scripts such as phpBB, Gallery2, etc. As long as it's a ZIP or JPA archive, Kickstart can extract it!


Input: [#] 11 [Hits] 722 [Web Link]

Output: Joomla Site Optimizing The only one out of the list that I've tried. It tends to be a bit glitchy and you have to play around a lot with the setting so that it doesn't mess with your template and look/function of you site too bad. But it does work. However it's NOT FREE!


Input: [#] 12 [Hits] 625 [Web Link]

Output: Image Optimization Not tried this one but it looks like a great addition to optimizing a Joomla site which we all know can be pretty slow at times!


Input: [#] 13 [Hits] 525 [Web Link]

Output: Another Site Optimizer I've no used this one but see that it gets great reviews. I also believe it is for free where as the other one is not. I know JRE is quite glitchy at times so I wouldn't mind trying this one and compare.


Input: [#] 14 [Hits] 540 [Web Link]

Output: Bigshot Google Analytics This is great and a simple way to add your google analytics coding to any joomla template. I know as simple as coping and pasting code to the index html page may seem...there are templates such as this one where the index page is friendly to place this in and if you end up changing your template you'll have to spend the time looking up the code and placing it in the index page again. This solves the issue to both of these problems.


Input: [#] 15 [Hits] 502 [Web Link]

Output: CssJsCompress CSS files can be aggregated and compressed into a single file, while JavaScript files are only aggregated (but not compressed). These optimizations may reduce server load, bandwidth requirements, and page loading times. Works well however will sometimes break a site...depending on the template you use but it does speed the site amazingly fast!


Input: [#] 16 [Hits] 491 [Web Link]

Output: A real free joomla tag system It's just as it says. Click on the link to view what it looks like. I personally have not used it myself...yet but will be in the future I'm sure!


Input: [Your Platform] Your platform is built on a full customization platform [Analog Rails]

Output: Analog Rails is based on built in methodologies.

Why Analog Rails? | Analog Rails™ - Correct By Construction™


Input: [Your Platform] Your platform is a bicycle. They are trying to kludge in a motor [Analog Rails]

Output: Analog Rails is a motorcycle with pedaling capability.

Why Analog Rails? | Analog Rails™ - Correct By Construction™


Input: [Your Platform] Your platform is made up of independent components [Analog Rails]

Output: Analog Rails integrates.. whole is worth more than the sum of parts

Why Analog Rails? | Analog Rails™ - Correct By Construction™


Input: [Your Platform] Your platform tools are unsynchronized [Analog Rails]

Output: Analog Rails is 100% synchronized

Why Analog Rails? | Analog Rails™ - Correct By Construction™


Input: [Your Platform] Your platform layouts must run DRC and LVS [Analog Rails]

Output: Analog Rails is DRC, LVS correct by construction AT ALL TIMES

Why Analog Rails? | Analog Rails™ - Correct By Construction™


Input: [Your Platform] Your platform layout designers can create unidentified routes [Analog Rails]

Output: Analog Rails does not allow unidentified routes.

Why Analog Rails? | Analog Rails™ - Correct By Construction™


Input: [Your Platform] Your platform has a decoupled simulation environment [Analog Rails]

Output: Analog Rails has simulation components in the schematic

Why Analog Rails? | Analog Rails™ - Correct By Construction™


Input: [Your Platform] Your platform users analyze EM and parasitic effects post layout [Analog Rails]

Output: Analog Rails passes simulation information to the router in advance

Why Analog Rails? | Analog Rails™ - Correct By Construction™


Input: [Your Platform] Your platform is post simulation centric. Has a calculator. [Analog Rails]

Output: Analog Rails is optimization centric, but also has a calculator.

Why Analog Rails? | Analog Rails™ - Correct By Construction™


Input: [Importance] S0 [Description]

Output: Fix immediately: Slows testing

Pornzilla - Firefox bugs and feature requests


Input: [Importance] S1 [Description]

Output: Must fix: not a porn browser without this feature

Pornzilla - Firefox bugs and feature requests


Input: [Importance] S2 [Description]

Output: Should fix: great benefit to porn surfer with major impact on browser choice

Pornzilla - Firefox bugs and feature requests


Input: [Importance] S3 [Description]

Output: Want this fixed

Pornzilla - Firefox bugs and feature requests


Input: [Importance] S4 [Description]

Output: Keep this in mind

Pornzilla - Firefox bugs and feature requests


Input: [Importance] S5 [Description]

Output: May not be worth fixing (for Pornzilla)

Pornzilla - Firefox bugs and feature requests


Input: [Importance] Sf [Description]

Output: Forget it; not useful (for Pornzilla)

Pornzilla - Firefox bugs and feature requests


Input: [Services] Technical Support [Features]

Output: All-inclusive Internet and computer support We support all flavors of Unix and Linux Support for Macintosh and Windows Support for computers, tablets and cellphones Intelligent and respectful Get everything working the way you want Expert instruction, by phone or email


Input: [Services] On-Call Administration [Features]

Output: Internet services are highly customizable Tell us what you want and we will set it up for you Make changes whenever you want No need to mess with complicated control panels


Input: [Services] Technical Advocacy [Features]

Output: Product recommendations tailored to your needs Discuss the pros and cons of various options Make informed decisions Improve the quality of the services you choose We help you negotiate with your suppliers


Input: [Services] Security Consulting [Features]

Output: Safeguard your identity Recognize scams and poor investments Maintain privacy Backup and protect your data Computer and network security


Input: [Services] Seamless Integration [Features]

Output: Use one computer or many Keep using your old equipment or buy new Mix and match Internet companies as you choose We’ll help you get it all working together


Input: [Services] Email [Features]

Output: Have as many email addresses as you want Have as many mailboxes as you want Have as much space as you want Big attachments okay Artificial Intelligence spam blocking Standard email protocols for your choice of software Email encrypted for privacy by default Works with any computer, tablet or cellphone


Input: [Services] Private Domains [Features]

Output: You own your Internet addresses Example: email@yourdomain.com


Input: [Services] Multiple Subdomains Custom Host Names [Features]

Output: Choose the names you want Works for email, web hosting, etc Example: email@subdomain.yourdomain.com


Input: [Services] URL Shortening [Features]

Output: Rename Internet addresses to be more convenient


Input: [Services] Dynamic Name Service [Features]

Output: Assign permanent addresses to dynamic connections


Input: [Services] Web Hosting Blog Hosting File Hosting etc [Features]

Output: All the space you need Easily design and edit your sites Secure access to all your data Public sites or private and secure Lots of options for ease and flexibility


Input: [Package] httpd [Description]

Output: CGI scripts are likely affected by this issue: when a CGI script is run by the web server, it uses environment variables to pass data to the script. These environment variables can be controlled by the attacker. If the CGI script calls Bash, the script could execute arbitrary code as the httpd user. mod_php, mod_perl, and mod_python do not use environment variables and we believe they are not affected.


Input: [Package] Secure Shell (SSH) [Description]

Output: It is not uncommon to restrict remote commands that a user can run via SSH, such as rsync or git. In these instances, this issue can be used to execute any command, not just the restricted command.


Input: [Package] dhclient [Description]

Output: The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Client (dhclient) is used to automatically obtain network configuration information via DHCP. This client uses various environment variables and runs Bash to configure the network interface. Connecting to a malicious DHCP server could allow an attacker to run arbitrary code on the client machine.


Input: [Package] CUPS [Description]

Output: It is believed that CUPS is affected by this issue. Various user supplied values are stored in environment variables when cups filters are executed.


Input: [Package] sudo [Description]

Output: Commands run via sudo are not affected by this issue. Sudo specifically looks for environment variables that are also functions. It could still be possible for the running command to set an environment variable that could cause a Bash child process to execute arbitrary code.


Input: [Package] Firefox [Description]

Output: We do not believe Firefox can be forced to set an environment variable in a manner that would allow Bash to run arbitrary commands. It is still advisable to upgrade Bash as it is common to install various plug-ins and extensions that could allow this behavior.


Input: [Package] Postfix [Description]

Output: The Postfix server will replace various characters with a ?. While the Postfix server does call Bash in a variety of ways, we do not believe an arbitrary environment variable can be set by the server. It is however possible that a filter could set environment variables.


Input: [Priority level] 3 [Window Eyes 4.2] no [JAWS 3.5] no [JAWS 3.71] no [JAWS 4.02] no [HPR 3.02] no [Keyboard access:]

Output: Tabbing order (tabindex) for links

CAMO pour personnes handicapées - La compétence au delà de l'indifférence


Input: [Priority level] 3 [Window Eyes 4.2] yes [JAWS 3.5] yes [JAWS 3.71] yes [JAWS 4.02] yes [HPR 3.02] no [Keyboard access:]

Output: Tabbing order (tabindex) in forms

CAMO pour personnes handicapées - La compétence au delà de l'indifférence


Input: [Priority level] 3 [Window Eyes 4.2] no [JAWS 3.5] no [JAWS 3.71] no [JAWS 4.02] yes [HPR 3.02] no [Keyboard access:]

Output: AccessKey

CAMO pour personnes handicapées - La compétence au delà de l'indifférence


Input: [Priority level] ncr [Window Eyes 4.2] no [JAWS 3.5] no [JAWS 3.71] no [JAWS 4.02] no [HPR 3.02] no [Keyboard access:]

Output: Tabbing to non-link anchors

CAMO pour personnes handicapées - La compétence au delà de l'indifférence


Input: [Priority level] 2 [Window Eyes 4.2] Partial [JAWS 3.5] no [JAWS 3.71] no [JAWS 4.02] partial [HPR 3.02] partial [Keyboard access:]

Output: Scripts and DHTML

CAMO pour personnes handicapées - La compétence au delà de l'indifférence


Input: [Window Eyes 4.2] 1.5 [JAWS 3.5] 1 [JAWS 3.71] 1 [JAWS 4.02] 2.5 [HPR 3.02] 0.5 [Total] 5 [Keyboard access:]

Output: Total

CAMO pour personnes handicapées - La compétence au delà de l'indifférence


Input: [Window Eyes 4.2] 2 [JAWS 3.5] 1 [JAWS 3.71] 1 [JAWS 4.02] 3 [HPR 3.02] 1 [Total] 6 [Keyboard access:]

Output: Weighted by priority

CAMO pour personnes handicapées - La compétence au delà de l'indifférence


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1531 [Description]

Output: The documentation incorrectly references the --javahome option of the tcruntime-instance command. The correct option is --java-home.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1635 [Description]

Output: Quoting in the AGENT_PATHS and JAVA_AGENTS variables causes tc Server startup failure on Unix sytems.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1642 [Description]

Output: tcruntime-instance.sh fails with a NoClassDefFoundError when installing with a path containing spaces and run from another directory.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-164 [Description]

Output: When trying to specify an instance directory containing spaces using -i or --instance-directory, tcruntime-instance.sh displays the usage message and does not run.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1644 [Description]

Output: There is a typo in the description of --java-home in tcruntime-instance usage message: "to bse used" should be "to be used".


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1646 [Description]

Output: Configuration prompts for property place holders in setenv.properties must have their property names prefixed with the template's name to resolve properly


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1649 [Description]

Output: Auto-discovery scan is performed after a restart, even though the JMX configuration has not changed.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1650 [Description]

Output: 2.1.1 tc Runtime instance failed to start on AIX 6.1.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1676 [Description]

Output: When creating an instance without any template that adds a connector, the default connector is added to the instance. If this is done in interactive mode, the custom prompts are not found and the default prompts are used instead.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1686 [Description]

Output: The tcruntime-instance.sh usage message for every command indicates that the -h option prints usage information for the create command.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1698 [Description]

Output: Starting a tc server with a slash before the name causes problems when trying to restart later.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1743 [Description]

Output: If the base template is specified when creating an instance with tcruntime-instance.sh, several warning messages are displayed as the template is applied a second time.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1767 [Description]

Output: The JMX authenticator accepts an encoded password in addition to the clear password. The authenticator should require a clear password. For more on this fixed vulnerability, see CVE-2011-0527 at the SpringSource Security Team Web site.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1800 [Description]

Output: When running Hyperic HQ behind a load balancer and choosing the tc Server "Server Configuration" view, the Dashboard is displayed instead of the Server Configuration view.


Input: [Issue ID] TCS-1811 [Description]

Output: The tcsadmin restart command fails when called with the --serverid or --servername options.


Input: [Tool Name] TweetDeck: With a sleek and simple look, this platform helps you schedule your tweets, create lists to separate the experts from your friends and follow the latest hashtaged conversation. TweetDeck also offers filters for each list, so you can focus on trends, all from the comfort of your own desktop app. [Price] Free [Purpose]

Output: Platform

Tweeting Down The Classroom Walls | EdSurge Guides


Input: [Tool Name] Hootsuite: Don't be intimidated by the owl. The twitter bird thrives with this tool. It allows you to schedule tweets, build lists, and all that fun stuff, with the added bonus of monitoring multiple social networks at once. Merge and manage your fb and linkedin accounts from here. Also, if you're interested in drilling down into the numbers it provide google and facebook analytics data at your fingertips. [Price] Freemium [Purpose]

Output: Platform

Tweeting Down The Classroom Walls | EdSurge Guides


Input: [Tool Name] Buffer: Want to schedule your tweets, fb and linkedin posts without a full service platform bogging you down with lists? This tool allows you to pre-set your sharing schedule - want to share more in the mornings, less on Friday? Dump the articles or messages you want to send to the app and it will automatically set them free at a time you specify or based on your regular tweeting schedule. [Price] Free [Purpose]

Output: Scheduler

Tweeting Down The Classroom Walls | EdSurge Guides


Input: [Tool Name] Bitly: Save characters by cutting those pesky links down to size with this popular link shortner. Not only will the tool shorten your links, but it also provides detailed data analysis on each link, with data on click rates, number of shares on your links, and how you're sharing is driving traffick to sites over time. It also allows you to customize the address of the url, for those special links you share. [Price] Free [Purpose]

Output: Link Shortener

Tweeting Down The Classroom Walls | EdSurge Guides


Input: [Tool Name] Goo.gl: For a sweet and simple link shortner, that lives within your google universe, this tool makes keeping it short easy. Simply enter your url, and presto - it's shortened. If you are signed into your gmail account, you can track each url you've shortned and the number of clicks you get on each. [Price] Free [Purpose]

Output: Link Shortener

Tweeting Down The Classroom Walls | EdSurge Guides


Input: [Tool Name] Tweriod: Getting your message across in 140 characters is hard, but making sense of the best tweeting times doesn't have to be. Tweriod will analyze your last 200 tweets, and tells you when you have the most exposure, when your followers are online, and makes recommendations on when you should be tweeting. [Price] Freemium [Purpose]

Output: Analysis

Tweeting Down The Classroom Walls | EdSurge Guides


Input: [Tool Name] Vizify creates a customized website on you based on your social media data. It takes the data and creates a web page representing your likes, photos you share, and the locations you visit. It's an easy way to represent who you are without building a webpage. [Price] Free [Purpose]

Output: Visualizer

Tweeting Down The Classroom Walls | EdSurge Guides


Input: [Tool Name] Followerwonk: So now you've got followers, and you want to know more about who they are. Followerwonk helps you analyze who's in your tribe and let's you compare them - where they live, how much they tweet. [Price] Free [Purpose]

Output: Analysis

Tweeting Down The Classroom Walls | EdSurge Guides


Input: [Decoder] mp4mcDec [al17] Yes [elem_id0] Yes [bad_concat] Yes [lfe_is_sce] Yes [SBR] Yes [PS] Yes [Main] Yes [LTP] Yes [ER AAC LC] Yes [ER AAC LD] Yes [AAC-960] Yes [CCE]

Output: Yes


Input: [Decoder] libavcodec [al17] Yes [elem_id0] Yes [bad_concat] Yes [lfe_is_sce] Yes [SBR] Yes [PS] Yes [Main] Yes [LTP] Yes [ER AAC LC] Yes [ER AAC LD] Yes [AAC-960] No [ADTS (Implicit SBR+PS)] Yes [MP4 (Implicit SBR+PS)] Yes [MP4 (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [MP4 (EBC SBR / EBC PS)] Yes [MP4 (Impl SBR / ENBC PS)] Yes [3GPP (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [3GPP (ENBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [CCE]

Output: Yes


Input: [Decoder] libfaad2 [al17] No [elem_id0] Yes [bad_concat] Yes [lfe_is_sce] Yes [SBR] Yes [PS] Yes [Main] Yes [LTP] Yes [ER AAC LC] No [ER AAC LD] No [AAC-960] Yes [ADTS (Implicit SBR+PS)] Yes [MP4 (Implicit SBR+PS)] Yes [MP4 (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [MP4 (EBC SBR / EBC PS)] Yes [MP4 (Impl SBR / ENBC PS)] No [3GPP (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [3GPP (ENBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [CCE]

Output: No


Input: [Decoder] iTunes [al17] No [elem_id0] No [bad_concat] Yes [lfe_is_sce] No LFE [SBR] Yes [PS] No? [Main] No [LTP] No [ER AAC LC] No [ER AAC LD] No [AAC-960] No [ADTS (Implicit SBR+PS)] No [MP4 (Implicit SBR+PS)] No SBR [MP4 (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] No PS [MP4 (EBC SBR / EBC PS)] No PS [MP4 (Impl SBR / ENBC PS)] No PS [3GPP (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] No PS [3GPP (ENBC SBR / Impl PS)] No PS [CCE]

Output: No


Input: [Decoder] WinAMP [al17] Yes [elem_id0] Garbled [bad_concat] No [lfe_is_sce] Yes [SBR] Yes [PS] Yes [Main] No [LTP] No [ER AAC LC] No [ER AAC LD] No [AAC-960] No [ADTS (Implicit SBR+PS)] Yes [MP4 (Implicit SBR+PS)] Yes [MP4 (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [MP4 (EBC SBR / EBC PS)] Yes [MP4 (Impl SBR / ENBC PS)] Yes [3GPP (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] No [3GPP (ENBC SBR / Impl PS)] No [CCE]

Output: No


Input: [Decoder] Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio Decoder [al17] No [elem_id0] Yes [bad_concat] Yes [lfe_is_sce] No LFE [SBR] Yes [PS] Yes [Main] No [LTP] No [ER AAC LC] No [ER AAC LD] No [AAC-960] No [ADTS (Implicit SBR+PS)] Yes [MP4 (Implicit SBR+PS)] Yes [MP4 (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [MP4 (EBC SBR / EBC PS)] Yes [MP4 (Impl SBR / ENBC PS)] Yes [3GPP (EBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [3GPP (ENBC SBR / Impl PS)] Yes [CCE]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Account [1] Purpose [3] Local Admin Rights Required [4] SQL Server Rights Required [5] What Happens behind the screen? [2]

Output: Domain Rights Required

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [0] SharePoint Installation/Setup Account(e.g. sp_install) [1] This account is used to perform these tasks – Setup and SharePoint Products Configuration Wizard Log in to the Server using this account for installing SharePoint binaries and running SharePoint configuration wizard. Performs post-installation updates, patches, and installation of products such as language packs. Will provision the SharePoint Farm Account during the SharePoint product config wizard. [3] Member of Local Administrators Group on each server where SharePoint Installer would run (aka. WFE and Application Servers, excluding SQL Server or SMTP Server). [4] SQL Server Login on the database server. Needs access to the SQL Server where SharePoint 2010 databases will run. Member of following SQL Server Security Roles – SecurityAdmin fixed server role and dbcreator fixed server role. SharePoint setup and psconfig.exe requires these privileges to create databases and to create SQL logins for SharePoint accounts. Not required during installation but may be required for patching (needs to confirm!!) – Member of the db_owner fixed database role, if you are running powershell cmdlets that would affect the database. In reality, installation account requires the SharePoint_Shell_Access database role for any database that you want to create or modify using Windows PowerShell. This role is currently equivalent to dbowner, but is a separate role. [5] AD Group Membership Changes – After you run the configuration wizards, machine-level permissions for this account are added: Membership in the WSS_ADMIN_WPG Windows security group. SQL Database Changes – After you run the configuration wizards, database permissions are added: DB_OWNER on the SharePoint Server 2010 server farm configuration database. DB_OWNER on the SharePoint Server 2010 Central Administration content database. Never have access to the Service Application Databases or Web Application Content Databases Windows Services Changes Configures the SharePoint 2010 Timer Service (SPTimerV4) to run under farm (sp_farm) account Configures the SharePoint Admin Windows Service (SPAdminV4) to run under Local System user Configures the SharePoint VSS Writer (SPWriterV4) to run under Local System user Configures the SharePoint Tracing Service (SPTraceV4) under Local Service user [2]

Output: Must be Domain User Account. Local User Accounts are not supported.

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [0] SharePoint Farm Account(e.g. sp_farm) [1] Specify this account in farm configuration wizard while configuring SharePoint during farm creation process This account is automatically configured by SharePoint Configuration Wizard. Also known as Database Access Account for the SharePoint_Config database on the SharePoint Configuration Wizard. Used for Configuring and Managing the SharePoint Farm. Becomes the owner of the farm. In other words, its configured as a dbowner of the SharePoint Config database. Using this account, you can add additional farm administrators from the central administration site. [3] Although it is not required for full time term, farm account should be Member of Local Administrators Group on each server where SharePoint Installer would run (aka. WFE and Application Servers, excluding SQL Server or SMTP Server). It will provide ease of access for the SharePoint Admins. Must be on the Member of Local Administrators Group on the server during UPS Service provisioning process. [4] None [5] IIS Application Pool Identity Changes – Act as an application pool identity for the SharePoint Central Admin. Windows Services Changes – Runs the SharePoint Foundation Timer Service (SPTimerV4) Managed Accounts in Central Admin Changes – This account will be registered as Managed Service Account in the Configure Managed Accounts page Service Accounts in Central Admin Changes – This account is added as Farm Account in the Configure Service Accounts page. AD Group Membership Changes – After you run the configuration wizards, Additional permissions are automatically granted to the server farm account on Web servers and application servers that are joined to a server farm. Membership in the WSS_ADMIN_WPG Windows security group for the SharePoint Foundation 2010 Timer service. Membership in WSS_RESTRICTED_WPG for the Central Administration and Timer service application pools. Membership in WSS_WPG for the Central Administration application pool. Member in the built-in IIS_IUSRS on IIS 7 (Windows Server 2008) and IIS 7.5 (Windows Server 2008 R2), IIS_IUSRs replaces earlier version IIS_WPG built-in group SQL Database Changes – After you run the configuration wizards, SQL Server and database permissions for sp_farm includes: Added as SQL Server Login to DB Server Added as DBCREATOR fixed server role because when you create new web applications and content databases, Central Administration’s application pool identity (sp_farm) has to be able to create those databases on the SQL server. Added as SECURITYADMIN fixed server role because Central Admin can create SQL Server logins when you create managed accounts or modify app pool identities. Each web application pool’s identity must have a login for that web application’s content databases. Added as a DB_OWNER fixed database role for all the SharePoint databases (e.g. configuration databases, service application databases, or content databases) on the farm. Added as a WSS_CONTENT_APPLICATION_POOLS and SHAREPOINT_SHELL_ACCESS fixed database roles for the SharePoint Server 2010 server SharePoint_Config and SharePoint_AdminContent databases. [2]

Output: Can be local user account or domain user account. Must be domain account if SQL Server is hosted on another server.

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [0] Service Application Pool Account(e.g. sp_serviceapps) [1] Specify this account as Service Application Pool while creating Service Applications like Managed Metadata, Search, User Profiles from Manage Service Applications page from Central Admin Application Pool identity to run the majority of the all the SharePoint 2010 Service Applications (WCF endpoint) as the IIS worker process (e.g. Managed Metadata Service and/or User Profile Service). Please note that both Service Application App Pool and Web Application App Pool Accounts behaves same. You can create more than 1 service account or group service accounts to isolate the IIS processes under services will run Log in to the SharePoint Server using farm account to configure service applications [3] None [4] None [5] Service Accounts in Central Admin Changes – This account is added as Service Application Pool Account for Service Applications in the Configure Service Accounts page. AD Group Membership Changes – After you create the SharePoint Service Application, following machine-level permission is configured automatically: Member in the WSS_WPG Member in the built-in IIS_IUSRS on IIS 7 (Windows Server 2008) and IIS 7.5 (Windows Server 2008 R2), IIS_IUSRs replaces earlier version built-in group, IIS_WPG SQL Database Changes – After you create the SharePoint Service Application, following SQL Server and database permissions for this account are configured automatically: Since this account is used as Service Application Pool for all service applications, it will be assigned to the db_owner role for the service application content databases (e.g. Managed Metadata, User Profile, Search DBs etc.) Never have access to the associated web application content databases. This account is assigned to the WSS_CONTENT_APPLICATION_POOLS role associated with the farm configuration database. This account is assigned to the WSS_CONTENT_APPLICATION_POOLS role associated with the SharePoint_Admin content database. [2]

Output: Must be Domain User Account. Must register as SharePoint Managed Account.

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [0] Content Web Application App Pool Account(e.g. sp_defaultwebapp) [1] Specify this account as Web Application Pool while creating Web Applications from Manage Web Applications page from Central Admin Application Pool identity to run the IIS Site hosting the SharePoint Content Web Applications and SharePoint Site Collections as the IIS worker process. Please note that both Service Application App Pool and Web Application App Pool accounts behaves same. It is best practice to run all the content web applications in their dedicated application pool account. Log in to the SharePoint Server using farm account to configure Content web applications [3] None [4] None [5] Service Accounts in Central Admin Changes – This account is added as Web Application Pool Account for Content Web Applications in the Configure Service Accounts page. AD Group Membership Changes – After you create the SharePoint Web Application, following machine-level permission is configured automatically: Member in the WSS_WPG Member in the built-in IIS_IUSRS on IIS 7 (Windows Server 2008) and IIS 7.5 (Windows Server 2008 R2), IIS_IUSRs replaces earlier version built-in group, IIS_WPG SQL Database Changes – After you create the SharePoint Web Application, following SQL Server and database permissions for this account are configured automatically: This account is assigned to the db_owner role for the Web application content databases. This account is assigned to the WSS_CONTENT_APPLICATION_POOLS role associated with the farm configuration database. This account is assigned to the WSS_CONTENT_APPLICATION_POOLS role associated with the SharePoint_Admin content database. This account will be assigned to the db_owner role for the associated user profile service application databases (e.g. Profile DB, Sync DB, and Social DB) It is important to note that this account doesn’t have access to the other service application databases like Managed Metadata or Search Service Application DBs [2]

Output: Must be Domain User Account. Must register as SharePoint Managed Account.

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [0] UPS Sync Account(e.g. sp_ups) [1] Specify on the Synchronization Connection on the User Profile Service Administration Page. This account performs the User Profile Sync. FIM uses this account to import the AD profiles. Log in to the SharePoint Server using farm account to configure UPS Sync and ensure farm account is local admin on the server [3] None [4] None [5] None [2]

Output: Domain User Account with Replicating Directory Changes Permission. No need to register as SharePoint Managed Account.

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [0] My Site Host Web Application App Pool Account(e.g. sp_mysiteapp) [1] Specify this account as Web Application Pool while creating My Site Web Application from Manage Web Applications page from Central Admin Application Pool identity to run the IIS Site hosting the My Sites Web Applications and User Personal Sites as the IIS worker process. Log in to the SharePoint Server using farm account to configure My Site Host web application [3] None [4] None [5] Service Accounts in Central Admin Changes – This account is added as Web Application Pool Account for My Site Host Web Application in the Configure Service Accounts page. AD Group Membership Changes – After you create the My Site Host, machine-level permission is configured automatically Member in the WSS_WPG Member in the built-in IIS_IUSRS on IIS 7 (Windows Server 2008) and IIS 7.5 (Windows Server 2008 R2), IIS_IUSRs replaces earlier version built-in group, IIS_WPG SQL Database Changes – After you create the My Site Host, SQL Server and database permissions are configured automatically: This account is assigned to the db_owner role for the My Site Host Web application content databases. App Pool account is assigned to the WSS_CONTENT_APPLICATION_POOLS role associated with the farm configuration database. App Pool account is assigned to the WSS_CONTENT_APPLICATION_POOLS role associated with the SharePoint_Admin content database. This account will be assigned to the db_owner role for the associated user profile service application databases (e.g. Profile DB, Sync DB, and Social DB) It is important to note that this account doesn’t have access to the other service application databases like Managed Metadata or Search Service Application DBs [2]

Output: Must be Domain User Account. Must not be a member of the farm administrators group. Must register as SharePoint Managed Account

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [0] Search Service Account (e.g. sp_search) [1] Specify this account as Search Service Account while provisioning Search Service Application from the Manage Service Application page This account runs the SharePoint Server Search Windows Service, which is used by all Search Service Applications. For any given server, there is only one instance of this service. [3] None [4] None [5] AD Group Membership Changes – After you provision Search Service, machine-level permission is configured automatically: Member in the WSS_WPG. SQL Database Changes – After you provision Search Service, SQL Server and database permissions are configured automatically: This account is assigned to the WSS_CONTENT_APPLICATION_POOLS role associated with the farm configuration database. This account is assigned to the WSS_CONTENT_APPLICATION_POOLS role associated with the SharePoint_Admin content database. After you provision Search Service, service account is granted access to the propagation location share (or shares) on all search query servers in a farm. [2]

Output: Domain User Account. Must not be a built-in account in order to access the database. Examples of built-in accounts are Local Service and Network Service. Must register as SharePoint Managed Account

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [0] Search Service Default Content Access Account(e.g. sp_search_content) [1] Crawl contents unless different authentication method is specified by a crawl rule for a URL or URL pattern [3] None [4] None [5] Account will be added to the Full Read policy *, giving it read-only access to all content web applications This account will be assigned to the db_owner role for the associated search service application databases (e.g. Search DB, Crawl DB, and Property DB) during search crawl [2]

Output: Must be a domain user account and it must have read access to external or secure content sources that you want to crawl by using this account. For SharePoint Server sites that are not part of the server farm and cross-farm scenarios, this account must be explicitly granted full read permissions to the Web applications that host the sites from the central administration. Must not be a member of the farm administrators group.

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [0] Search Service Crawl Rule Content Access Account(e.g. sp_search_crawl) [1] Configured to access content by using the Search administration crawl rules feature. This type of account is optional and can be configured when you create a new crawl rule to override the default content access account configured at the Service Application level [3] None [4] None [5] This account will be assigned to the db_owner role for the associated search service application databases (e.g. Search DB, Crawl DB, and Property DB) during search crawl [2]

Output: Must be a domain user account and it must have read access to external or secure content sources that you want to crawl by using this account. For SharePoint Server sites that are not part of the server farm and cross-farm scenarios, this account must be explicitly granted full read permissions to the Web applications that host the sites from the central administration. Must not be a member of the farm administrators group. No need to register as SharePoint Managed Account.

SharePoint 2010 Service Account References for Least-Privileged Installation | Nik Patel


Input: [Description] Provides a new templating syntax & separation from the ASP.NET processing pipeline [Feature]

Output: Razor view engine


Input: [Description] Supports dependency injection and IoC containers [Feature]

Output: CommonServiceLocator support


Input: [Description] More validations and UI-building goodness [Feature]

Output: .NET 4 data annotation support & IValidateObject interface


Input: [Description] Wire up filters for all controllers at once [Feature]

Output: Global action filters


Input: [Description] Leverages the DLR [Feature]

Output: Dynamic views and models


Input: [Description] Accepts and binds JSON requests to a regular controller action [Feature]

Output: JSON model binding


Input: [Description] Permanent redirects and other status codes [Feature]

Output: More action results


Input: [Features] Difficult English is intelligently simplified with our exclusive Rewordifying Engine [How to get it] Copy-paste entire text passages into the yellow box and press Rewordify text. You'll see a simplified version. Read more. [Benefits]

Output: Saves time when reading hard text, improves comprehension and self-confidence, and increases total reading time

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Definitions are easy to understand, context-aware, and match verb tense and part of speech [How to get it] Copy-paste any text passage into the yellow box and "rewordify" it. Click the highlighted words. Read more. [Benefits]

Output: Reduces frustration and improves comprehension by maximizing time spent reading versus dictionary research

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Learning Sessions actively teach individualized vocabulary lessons with research-proven multimodal techniques [How to get it] After you "rewordify" text, you'll see a purple bar at the top. Click the buttons to pick hard words and learn them in an effective Learning Session. Read more. [Benefits]

Output: Improves vocabulary and word retention

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Site carefully monitors student reading time, learning progress, and learning errors, and gives educators full-color, real-time charts and reports [How to get it] Create an account. Click on Educator Central. Create free student accounts. Post assignments online. Get learning data. Make smart classroom decisions based on valid data. Read more. [Benefits]

Output: Gives actionable learning data that helps improve student learning outcomes

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Site identifies and extracts over 57,000 difficult words and phrases from any text and creates a rich variety of learning activities with answer keys [How to get it] Copy-paste any text passage into the yellow box and "rewordify" it. Click Print/Learning Activities. Pick the quizzes, activities, vocab lists, cloze activities you want, with keys. Print them. Read more. [Benefits]

Output: Saves time when teaching and gives students individualized learning activities

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Software allows users to change the difficulty level and presentation style of the output text [How to get it] Copy-paste any text passage and "rewordify" it. Click Settings. Change the text presentation style, "rewordifying level" (difficulty level), even the highlighting style. Read more. [Benefits]

Output: Improves engagement by allowing easy differentiation by learning style and readiness

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Site works as an app on any device, using a minimum of data [How to get it] Point any device's browser to Rewordify.com and it works like an app. Here's how to make an app icon on your home screen or desktop. [Benefits]

Output: Allows for easy district rollout on nearly any existing device while conserving Internet bandwith

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Site calculates accurate text complexity measures, including our exclusive READ score [How to get it] Rewordify any text passage. Click the Stats button. Read more. [Benefits]

Output: Improves engagement and learning through the selection of appropriate reading materials

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Site's browser app (bookmarklet) extracts most web pages to Rewordify.com for learning in one click [How to get it] Install our free browser app. Browse the web. At any page, click the "Rewordify text" button. Read the extracted text on Rewordify.com. [Benefits]

Output: Improves engagement and total reading time through independent selection of high-interest materials

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] You can post any document and share it publicly, privately, or with a password [How to get it] Log in. Paste in a document and "rewordify" it. Click the Share button, share it, and get a link. Post the link to your teacher page. Or, add it as a Rewordify.com assignment. Here's how to post documents. Here's how to create assignments. [Benefits]

Output: Increases reading time and organization of learning materials

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Site calculates points and displays Learning Stars based on total minutes read and words learned [How to get it] Log in and start reading and clicking on the purple bar to do Learning Sessions. Points and Learning Stars will display. Click My Learning/My Documents to see charts of your progress. Read more. [Benefits]

Output: Increases reading time and engagement by making the site more fun

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Features] Over 300 pieces of classic literature are available [How to get it] Click Classic literature at the top. Or, type a word like Frankenstein into the search box at the top. [Benefits]

Output: Improves comprehension of the classics—from Shakespeare to Douglass to Austen

Rewordify.com | Understand what you read


Input: [Documentation Source] Miscellaneous Settings of Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference [Menu Item]

Output: Compatibility Settings


Input: [Documentation Source] Device Settings of Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference [Menu Item]

Output: Device Settings


Input: [Documentation Source] Advanced Memory Settings of Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference [Menu Item]

Output: Advanced Memory Settings


Input: [Documentation Source] Monitoring Caché Using BMC PATROL, Monitoring Caché Using SNMP, and Monitoring Caché Using WMI appendixes of the Caché Monitoring Guide [Menu Item]

Output: Monitor Settings


Input: [Documentation Source] Configuring NLS Settings section of this chapter [Menu Item]

Output: NLS Settings


Input: [Documentation Source] Using Studio Source Control Hooks appendix of Using Caché Studio [Menu Item]

Output: Source Control Settings


Input: [Documentation Source] Configuration Settings section of the Caché SQL Reference [Menu Item]

Output: SQL Settings


Input: [Documentation Source] Startup Settings of Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference [Menu Item]

Output: Startup Settings


Input: [Documentation Source] Configuring Task Manager Email Settings section of this chapter [Menu Item]

Output: Task Manager Email Settings


Input: [Documentation Source] Configuring Zen Report Settings section of this chapter [Menu Item]

Output: Zen Report Settings


Input: [What?] macro [Implementation difficulty?] trivial [When?] Content generation [How often?]

Output: frequent

Extending Twig - Documentation - Twig - The flexible, fast, and secure PHP template engine


Input: [What?] global [Implementation difficulty?] trivial [When?] Helper object [How often?]

Output: frequent

Extending Twig - Documentation - Twig - The flexible, fast, and secure PHP template engine


Input: [What?] function [Implementation difficulty?] trivial [When?] Content generation [How often?]

Output: frequent

Extending Twig - Documentation - Twig - The flexible, fast, and secure PHP template engine


Input: [What?] filter [Implementation difficulty?] trivial [When?] Value transformation [How often?]

Output: frequent

Extending Twig - Documentation - Twig - The flexible, fast, and secure PHP template engine


Input: [What?] tag [Implementation difficulty?] complex [When?] DSL language construct [How often?]

Output: rare

Extending Twig - Documentation - Twig - The flexible, fast, and secure PHP template engine


Input: [What?] test [Implementation difficulty?] trivial [When?] Boolean decision [How often?]

Output: rare

Extending Twig - Documentation - Twig - The flexible, fast, and secure PHP template engine


Input: [What?] operator [Implementation difficulty?] trivial [When?] Values transformation [How often?]

Output: rare

Extending Twig - Documentation - Twig - The flexible, fast, and secure PHP template engine


Input: [Name/Link] Alliance [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] Yes [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name/Link] Gazzera [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] Yes [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: NO


Input: [Name/Link] n2n [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] Yes [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: NO


Input: [Name/Link] OneSwarm [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] Yes [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name/Link] P2PVPN [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] Yes [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name/Link] RetroShare [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] Yes [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name/Link] Ring Community [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] NO [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: NO


Input: [Name/Link] StealthNet [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] Yes [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: NO


Input: [Name/Link] tcpfile [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] Yes [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name/Link] WASTE again [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] NO [Licence] GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: NO


Input: [Name/Link] I2P [Windows] Yes [Unix, Linux, BSD] Yes [Licence] Public Domain/GPL [MAC OS X]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name/Link] Name/Link [Windows] Windows [Unix, Linux, BSD] Unix, Linux, BSD [Licence] Licence [MAC OS X]

Output: MAC OS X


Input: [File] Initial investigation (of problem) [Criterion] A [Nature of Submissions]

Output: Text

ITGS Project Resources - ITGSOnline - Wiki and Eghs


Input: [File] Initial consultation [Criterion] A [Marks] 3 [Nature of Submissions]

Output: Methods such as written record of the interview (summary or transcript), a sound file, a video, or an exchange of emails that may be supported by a questionnaire

ITGS Project Resources - ITGSOnline - Wiki and Eghs


Input: [File] Analysis [Criterion] B [Marks] 5 [Nature of Submissions]

Output: Analysis form including additional text

ITGS Project Resources - ITGSOnline - Wiki and Eghs


Input: [File] Project schedule [Criterion] C [Marks] 3 [Nature of Submissions]

Output: Project schedule form

ITGS Project Resources - ITGSOnline - Wiki and Eghs


Input: [File] Product design [Criterion] D [Marks] 4 [Nature of Submissions]

Output: Product design form

ITGS Project Resources - ITGSOnline - Wiki and Eghs


Input: [File] Product development [Criterion] E [Marks] 8 [Nature of Submissions]

Output: Text with screenshot evidence

ITGS Project Resources - ITGSOnline - Wiki and Eghs


Input: [File] Feedback from client [Criterion] F [Nature of Submissions]

Output: Methods such as written record of the interview (summary or transcript), a sound file, a video, or an exchange of emails that may be supported by a questionnaire

ITGS Project Resources - ITGSOnline - Wiki and Eghs


Input: [File] Product evaluation and future product development [Criterion] F [Marks] 4 [Nature of Submissions]

Output: Text

ITGS Project Resources - ITGSOnline - Wiki and Eghs


Input: [Reason] Tiki has most of what I need, but I also want to add X [Strategy] Develop in trunk. Your features will be in the stable/official Tiki version within 6 months, and it will become community supported. Please see how to get commit access [Main concern]

Output: I'll be developing new features

Version Lifecycle | Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware - Software made the wiki way.


Input: [Reason] Because they are cool! [Strategy] Upgrade to the new stable version every 6 months. Depending on your eagerness vs tolerance to bugs (capacity to fix them), you may want to skip .0 versions [Main concern]

Output: I want the new features

Version Lifecycle | Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware - Software made the wiki way.


Input: [Reason] A heavily customized theme [Strategy] Use LTS, and skip a version: ex.: Tiki 9.x LTS to Tiki 15.x LTS. An upgrade every 36 months. Some can have concerns about upgrade difficulty but this isn't the case because if you skip ahead several versions, you are going through the same path as everyone else did in the previous years, but in an accelerated fashion. You can upgrade from Tiki 1.9.0 (released on 2005-04-27) to any later version of Tiki because all the upgrade scripts are part of the code base. This policy will be maintained to keep upgrades as easy as possible. [Main concern]

Output: I want to upgrade less often

Version Lifecycle | Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware - Software made the wiki way.


Input: [Reason] Need to audit the code [Strategy] Move from one LTS to another (ex.: 9.x to 12.x) but start using when it is in security-fix-only phase. An upgrade every 18 months, but after that it's only security fixes. [Main concern]

Output: Once I deploy, I want minimal changes

Version Lifecycle | Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware - Software made the wiki way.


Input: [Reason] I have a huge user-base and they are grumpy. [Strategy] Go from one LTS to the next. Since the version you are using will be over 2 years old, bugs will be rare. You should at least test (and if possible deploy) before the security-only period so you may detect any bugs, report them (and ideally, you arrange to get them fixed) [Main concern]

Output: I want the least possible number of bugs

Version Lifecycle | Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware - Software made the wiki way.


Input: [Reason] My site is a potential target [Strategy] Go from one LTS to the next, in the security-only phase. Since the version you are using will be over 2 years old, most vulnerabilities have been found and resolved. And for anything remaining, the security team will address. [Main concern]

Output: I want the best possible security

Version Lifecycle | Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware - Software made the wiki way.


Input: [C-All Captures Video] C-All Monitors both Local and Remote Users

Output: To C-All, there is no difference between local and remote users. Once installed in a host, C-All begins capturing activity and archiving it for playback. If a user remotes into their desktop at the office and transfers files to their local system, C-All would record the session, and if a trigger was configured, alert the administrator. C-All supports Citrix, Terminal Server, VNC, NetOP, PC-Anywhere, VMware, Re-mote Desktop, LogMeIn, and other configurations.

C-All | User Activity Monitor | Recorder | GDF

C-ALL records everything as a screen capture movie, which can be played back and exported in both Quicktime and AVI formats. Computer expertise isn’t required: simply look at the video and watch exactly what the person did – which sites they visited, which files they accessed, etc., like watching the user over his or her shoulder. Should a legal situation develop, evidence in the form of a movie file can be emailed.


Input: [C-All Captures Video] Off-line Recording and Remote Homing

Output: Mobile users not connected to the network or the Internet, such as when flying or traveling outside of the US, will still have their sessions recorded to an encrypted and protected LOCAL database. Tricky users might disconnect the computer from the network when they insert a USB drive or iPod thinking they are bypassing C-All. But the moment they re-connect to a network or the Internet, C-All uploads the evidence.

C-All | User Activity Monitor | Recorder | GDF

C-ALL records everything as a screen capture movie, which can be played back and exported in both Quicktime and AVI formats. Computer expertise isn’t required: simply look at the video and watch exactly what the person did – which sites they visited, which files they accessed, etc., like watching the user over his or her shoulder. Should a legal situation develop, evidence in the form of a movie file can be emailed.


Input: [C-All Captures Video] Search Using Keywords

Output: C-All can be searched by session type, user, keyword, content or system event — hours of watching movies is reduced to few minutes of searching. Type in the word “Jobs” and everything the user did with that word involved pops up: job hunting sites, chats with the word Job in them, etc. C-All‘s powerful search features mean you don’t need advanced training to operate it.

C-All | User Activity Monitor | Recorder | GDF

C-ALL records everything as a screen capture movie, which can be played back and exported in both Quicktime and AVI formats. Computer expertise isn’t required: simply look at the video and watch exactly what the person did – which sites they visited, which files they accessed, etc., like watching the user over his or her shoulder. Should a legal situation develop, evidence in the form of a movie file can be emailed.


Input: [C-All Captures Video] Set Triggers and Rules

Output: Similar to cameras and DVR systems, it’s difficult to watch all the cameras all the time. C-All allows admins to set triggers and rules that enable monitoring based on file access, session type, or keywords, and start recording when the trigger is tripped. Security personnel can then be alerted in real-time, even via email.

C-All | User Activity Monitor | Recorder | GDF

C-ALL records everything as a screen capture movie, which can be played back and exported in both Quicktime and AVI formats. Computer expertise isn’t required: simply look at the video and watch exactly what the person did – which sites they visited, which files they accessed, etc., like watching the user over his or her shoulder. Should a legal situation develop, evidence in the form of a movie file can be emailed.


Input: [C-All Captures Video] Adjustable Compression and Storage

Output: Most systems store data either uncompressed, or in high resolution. C-All uses smart compression and de-duplication to minimize storage requirements, allowing a relatively small server to store weeks of data. Additionally, admins can move data from the live server to inexpensive off-line solutions, such as USB drives, freeing up space, giving C-All virtually unlimited storage capability at very low cost.

C-All | User Activity Monitor | Recorder | GDF

C-ALL records everything as a screen capture movie, which can be played back and exported in both Quicktime and AVI formats. Computer expertise isn’t required: simply look at the video and watch exactly what the person did – which sites they visited, which files they accessed, etc., like watching the user over his or her shoulder. Should a legal situation develop, evidence in the form of a movie file can be emailed.


Input: [C-All Captures Video] Easy Installation

Output: C-All completely integrates with Active Directory (AD). An administrator can easily setup an entire network of computers without having to visit each individually. C-All is complete and doesn’t require buying and installing additional “support” software. Everything needed for full functionality is included.

C-All | User Activity Monitor | Recorder | GDF

C-ALL records everything as a screen capture movie, which can be played back and exported in both Quicktime and AVI formats. Computer expertise isn’t required: simply look at the video and watch exactly what the person did – which sites they visited, which files they accessed, etc., like watching the user over his or her shoulder. Should a legal situation develop, evidence in the form of a movie file can be emailed.


Input: [C-All Captures Video] Terminal Server Version

Output: A special C-All agent for Terminal Servers records remote sessions for up to 100 users simultaneously. C-All is the only network activity monitor that operates within the RDP protocol.

C-All | User Activity Monitor | Recorder | GDF

C-ALL records everything as a screen capture movie, which can be played back and exported in both Quicktime and AVI formats. Computer expertise isn’t required: simply look at the video and watch exactly what the person did – which sites they visited, which files they accessed, etc., like watching the user over his or her shoulder. Should a legal situation develop, evidence in the form of a movie file can be emailed.


Input: [C-All Captures Video] Remote Administration

Output: Admins can log into the C-All console via secure http and perform all functions. Should an investigation require additional content, area experts, or trained forensic personnel, they can also remote into the C-All console and collaborate on the same data in real time.

C-All | User Activity Monitor | Recorder | GDF

C-ALL records everything as a screen capture movie, which can be played back and exported in both Quicktime and AVI formats. Computer expertise isn’t required: simply look at the video and watch exactly what the person did – which sites they visited, which files they accessed, etc., like watching the user over his or her shoulder. Should a legal situation develop, evidence in the form of a movie file can be emailed.


Input: [Requirement] Must [Action] All forked packages must be kept in a local yum repository. The repository layout should match that of the distribution in terms of version, architecture, and other segmenting. Then install an additional yum.repo file for your local repositories. [Description]

Output: Local Repository

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Requirement] May [Action] If the distribution's package maintainer has refused or is unable to do a version update, you may fork and maintain a local forked copy of the package. [Description]

Output: Version Fork

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Requirement] May [Action] If the distribution's package maintainer has refused or is incapable of enabling a feature, you may fork and maintain a local forked copy of the package. [Description]

Output: Feature Fork

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Requirement] May [Action] Individuals who chose to fork a package are responsible for maintaing that package and back-porting security patches. [Description]

Output: Fork Maintenence

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Requirement] May [Action] If an upstream software project's direction has taken a direction that causes incompatibilities with the infrastructure environment or the platform needs, a project fork may occur. Consult related licenses and ensure that legal steps are taken to properly rename the project. The forked project should be developed in free software fashion, and efforts must be made to develop a community around it. [Description]

Output: Upstream Fork

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Requirement] Should [Action] Each local fork should regularly be checked to determine if the distribution's package has comes into compliance with platform needs. If so, the local fork should be removed in favor of the distribution's package. [Description]

Output: Fork Removal

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [0] File storage [Tablet] Has multiple gigabytes of memory to store thousands of files, songs, photos and videos [Advantage?] Tablet [Trapper Keeper]

Output: Holds multiple file folders for storing papers for all school subjects

Tablets in schools are becoming important learning tools - Batteries Plus Bulbs Blog


Input: [0] Image capturing [Tablet] Can easily take high-definition photos and videos of friends and anything else imaginable [Advantage?] Tablet [Trapper Keeper]

Output: Able to draw stick-figure portraits of your friends – no selfies!

Tablets in schools are becoming important learning tools - Batteries Plus Bulbs Blog


Input: [0] Damage control [Tablet] Screens can easily crack and need to be replaced if dropped [Advantage?] Tied [Trapper Keeper]

Output: Papers could fly everywhere if you drop it, causing utter humiliation

Tablets in schools are becoming important learning tools - Batteries Plus Bulbs Blog


Input: [0] Affordability [Tablet] Costs hundreds of dollars, including case, headphones, extra charger, etc. [Advantage?] Trapper Keeper [Trapper Keeper]

Output: Costs less than $20, including paper, folders and other supplies

Tablets in schools are becoming important learning tools - Batteries Plus Bulbs Blog


Input: [0] Ideas vs. movie downloads [Tablet] Can download virtually any TV show or movie that you can possibly think of [Advantage?] Tablet [Trapper Keeper]

Output: Allows you to daydream about movies and TV shows that you like

Tablets in schools are becoming important learning tools - Batteries Plus Bulbs Blog


Input: [0] Case/cover options [Tablet] Mostly comes in limited colors and fairly bland style options [Advantage?] Trapper Keeper [Trapper Keeper]

Output: Comes in all types of colors and designs with awesome theme-inspired graphics

Tablets in schools are becoming important learning tools - Batteries Plus Bulbs Blog


Input: [0] Battery requirements/Wi-Fi enabled? [Tablet] Need to frequently charge the battery and replace after extended use – always Wi-Fi enabled [Advantage?] Tied [Trapper Keeper]

Output: Doesn’t require recharging a battery, but also has no Wi-Fi capability

Tablets in schools are becoming important learning tools - Batteries Plus Bulbs Blog


Input: [0] Uses Velcro? [Tablet] Some cases have Velcro [Advantage?] Trapper Keeper [Trapper Keeper]

Output: Always!

Tablets in schools are becoming important learning tools - Batteries Plus Bulbs Blog


Input: [Product] actiWATE [Vendor] Actimind [Comments]

Output: Freeware web application testing environment. actiWATE Framework is written in Java and Java is used for writing tests.


Input: [Product] AutoTester One [Vendor] AutoTester [Comments]

Output: Functional, regression, and systems integration testing of Windows, Client Server, Host/Legacy, or Web applications.


Input: [Product] Badboy [Vendor] Badboy Software [Comments]

Output: Provides an enhanced browser interface to aid in building and testing dynamic applications. Combines capture/replay ability with performance testing and diagnostic features to allow developers to closely monitor and understand the interactions between the browser and the server. Free for small users.


Input: [Product] Canoo WebTest [Vendor] Canoo [Comments]

Output: Canoo WebTest is a free open source tool for testing of web applications. It calls pages and verifies the results, giving comprehensive reports on success and failure.


Input: [Product] eValid [Vendor] Software Research [Comments]

Output: Test enabled Web Browser. Provides Browser-Based Client-Side WebSite quality checking for Functional Testing, LoadTest, Site Analysis (SiteMap), Performance check and page tuning.


Input: [Product] IeUnit [Comments]

Output: Simple framework to test logical behaviors of web pages. It helps users to create, organize and execute functional unit tests. IeUnit is implemented in JavaScript for the Windows XP platform with Internet Explorer.


Input: [Product] Imprimatur [Comments]

Output: Web application testing tool. The tests are described in a simple XML file. Along with the standard GET and POST actions, Imprimatur handles HTTP sessions and file uploads. The responses can be validated using regular expressions and response code checks. Open source.


Input: [Product] Internet Macros [Vendor] Opus [Comments]

Output: Low cost automation testing


Input: [Product] HTTP::Recorder [Vendor] Opus [Comments]

Output: Browser-independent recorder that records interactions with web sites and produces scripts for automated playback. Open source (Perl module)


Input: [Product] iRise Application Simulator [Vendor] iRise [Comments]

Output: Allows the definition, testing and approval of Web-based business software before developers write the first line of code. Users validate requirements from a visually accurate, functionally rich and interactive simulation of the application that can be modified on the fly during feedback sessions.


Input: [Product] ITP [Vendor] Incanica [Comments]

Output: Web application testing harness. Lightweight, yet powerful! Test scripts written in XML. No programming required! No changes required to your application. Supports sessions/cookies, POST form data. Command line based for integration into other tools. Open source.


Input: [Product] LISA [Vendor] iTKO [Comments]

Output: No-code, enterprise-strength automated testing solution for J2EE applications, websites and web services. LISA uses "inline testing" technology to talk to every component within your infrastructure. New one-click wizards enable even non-developers to connect to, analyze and interact with live EJBs, databases, messaging layers and web services/SOAP objects.


Input: [Product] MaxQ [Vendor] Bit Mechanic [Comments]

Output: MaxQ is a free functional testing tool. It includes an HTTP proxy that records your test script, and a command line utility that can be used to playback tests. The proxy recorder automatically stores variables posted to forms, so you don't have to write that stuff by hand. The paradigm of MaxQ is similar to commercial tools like Astra QuickTest or Empirix e-Test. These products are quite expensive. MaxQ hopes to provide the essential features: HTTP test recording, scripting, and playback without the huge cost. Source code to MaxQ is provided as part of the distribution.


Input: [Product] Netvantage Functional Tester [Vendor] Netvantage Technologies [Comments]

Output: Functional and regression automated web testing tool.


Input: [Product] PesterCat [Vendor] PesterCat [Comments]

Output: Web testing tool that was designed to perform functional testing for web applications. PesterCat features an integrated proxy recorder that enables you to record scripts using your favorite web browser. PesterCat runs on Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows.


Input: [Product] QA Wizard [Vendor] Seapine [Comments]

Output: Automated functional testing tool for Web-based apps. Automated scripting allows the creation of more scripts in less time. Advanced object binding greatly reduces script changes when Web-based apps change. FREE QA Wizard Demo and Test Script!


Input: [Product] Ranorex [Vendor] Ranorex Software [Comments]

Output: Windows GUI test and automation framework for C++, Python and for the .Net languages


Input: [Product] Rational Robot [Vendor] Rational Software [Comments]

Output: Automated functional, regression, and smoke tests for e-applications