I have to say that the artwork for FF4 is pretty sweet:
And a larger version:
The most common fire fox useragent (for mac and windows) are:
* Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US; rv:1.9.2b5) Gecko/20091204 Firefox/3.6b5
* Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; en-US; rv:1.9.2) Gecko/20091218 Firefox 3.6b5
Change this setting by modifying general.useragent.override in about:config
There is a new bot on Craigslist today mass mailing people.
If you get any messages, especially from your Craig’s List posting, from a Cliff Halliday with an e-mail address of [email protected], then it’s spam, so delete it :)
Here are some other names and e-mail addresses I believe are being used for spam on Craigs List:
[email protected] (thanks ktina!)
Shannon Popp – [email protected]
Chris Bolcato – [email protected]
Update (12/30) – There seems to be some new spam regarding Cliff Halliday and something to do with the “CEO” of Craigslist – this is also spam! Hope this helps.
Please tell others about your spam message in the comments to help identify these threats / annoyances :)
In short, here are the reasons you should upgrade to the new version of Dropbox:
Also check out my article which allows you to always find the latest versions of Dropbox (both RC and Beta)
set front_app_path to path to frontmost application as Unicode text
delay .2 //short delay, get your hands off the keys you used to activate
tell application "System Events"
//tell the front application
tell application front_app_path
//press control+f2 (activate apple menu)
key code 120 using {control down}
key code 124 //right
key code 124 //right
key code 125 //down
end tell
end tell
“1 new message” – a common notification when you start the terminal, especially if you have cron jobs set up and an error occurs. You can use the built-in “mail” function to check and erase messages, or you can manually edit / delete the files located in the directory:
/var/mail
I was trying to write an article which had a text string like the following on my blog:
/etc /opt /cisco-vpnclient
I ran into a error 501 / method not supported error page. After spending quite a lot of time on this, I realized that my hosting provider had either the mod_security or mod_security2 module installed, and that particular string (with no spaces) was triggering a php-injection flag and the post (method) was being rejected.
I simply removed that line from the post I wanted, but I have also asked the hosting provider to update their rules. (mod_security rules may be editable via the “SecRuleInheritance Off” flag in .htaccess, or a similar setting, but mod_security2 is not configurable via .htaccess)
I suggest you try posting a large block of lorem ipsum with no special characters to your blog if you are having this problem. If that works then the problem is most likely with mod_security.
Articles on Mod Security / WordPress
Other reasons your post may be rejected
This is a two step process. In the first step, you will need to start the VPN service by typing the following line (as root):
/System/Library/StartupItems/CiscoVPN/CiscoVPN start
This will load the cisco_ipsec kernel module.
To establish a secure VPN connection, type
vpnclient <profile name>
If you profile name is profile.pcf, just type profile (leave off the extension). This should start your connection.
You will need to leave the terminal window open (as far as I know) to stay connected. To put the VPN Client process in the background, press ctrl-z. To disconnect from the VPN, you can either kill the process manually or type vpnclient disconnect (after pressing ctrl+z).
For other options, type vpnclient and a list of commands will be displayed:
Cisco Systems VPN Client Version 4.9.01 (0100) Copyright (C) 1998-2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Client Type(s): Mac OS X Usage: vpnclient connect <profile> [user <username>] [eraseuserpwd | pwd <password>] [nocertpwd] vpnclient disconnect vpnclient stat [reset] [traffic] [tunnel] [route] [repeat] vpnclient notify vpnclient verify [autoinitconfig] vpnclient autoinit
$(var:pos[:len]) # extract substr from pos (0-based) for len
$(var/substr/repl) # replace first match
$(var//substr/repl) # replace all matches
$(var/#substr/repl) # replace if matches at beginning (non-greedy)
$(var/##substr/repl) # replace if matches at beginning (greedy)
$(var/%substr/repl) # replace if matches at end (non-greedy)
$(var/%%substr/repl) # replace if matches at end (greedy)
${#var} # returns length of $var
${!var} # indirect expansion
