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• How to conncet(join) host laptop to the guset 2k8 server [closed]

  - by Dawood Said

  Dear brother I have core i5 laptop with wireless ip " 192.168.3.102", and I installed virtulbx in my laptop.In the virtualbox I made a network of two virtual machine W2k8 and window xp of ip's 192.168.3.200 and 192.168.3.201 respectively with " internal network" option from virtulabox. Now i want to coonet the host laptop to this virtual network and also wnat that the internet is running on the laptop . Is it possible please help me in this regard

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• passing int into android activities

  - by Dawood Abbasi

  i pass int to next activity using this code Intent intent = new Intent(A.this, B.class); intent.putExtra("selectedType", i); startActivity(intent); and then receive this in activity B Intent intent = new Intent(); int i = intent.getIntExtra("selectedType", 0); Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), String.valueOf(i), Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show(); but when in this activity, it always display 0.

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• MacPorts: violation of the ports-filesystem hierarchy in the destroot phase

  - by Dawood

  I'm in the process of developing a Portfile for my application and I'm running into problems during the destroot phase. According to the MacPorts guide, the destroot phase executes the following command: make install DESTDIR=${destroot} I think I may be misunderstanding how this is supposed to work in the Makefile. My application is very simple and the install rule only needs to copy a couple of directories to the DESTDIR so it is specified as follows: install: cp -R bin $(DESTDIR)/bin cp -R lib $(DESTDIR)/lib cp -R cfg $(DESTDIR)/cfg However, when I try to do a MacPort installation of my application, I get the following warnings: ---> Staging test into destroot Warning: violation by /bin Warning: violation by /lib Warning: violation by /cfg Warning: test violates the layout of the ports-filesystems! How do I fix this? Am I misunderstanding how the DESTDIR variable is used in the install rule or missing something altogether?

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• Bugzilla mail_delivery_method using TLS for Gmail

  - by Matt

  I installed the TLS as described in http://www.dawood.in/bugzilla%5Falerts%5Fusing%5Fgmail.html and verified that the package is installed. Restarted the Apache server. Log in as admin to the bugzilla. Gone to Administration - Parameters - Email I can't see the option for SMTP::TLS under mail_ delivery_method. Any ideas, Thanks, Matt

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