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• Netgear VPN can't access specific server

  - by Critologist

  I have a Netgear FVS318N configured with a VPN. I'm trying to access my call recorder with the provided software from another office. I've already setup the VPN connection, and it works. I can connect and ping the remote router and a few other things on the network. However, I can't ping or connect to my call recorder. If I move outside of the office network (i.e. connect directly to the cable modem or via a mobile hotspot), I can connect and ping the call recorder just fine. The office has a simple Linksys WRT54G router and is using AT&T Uverse. The remote location is using Charter Cable with a Netgear FVS318N. Has anyone ever encountered anything like this before? I've setup an identical VPN previously for a different client using similar hardware and never encountered this. Thanks in advance!

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• How to restrict code from developers

  - by Kelvin

  My company is planning in hiring outsourcers to work for us, but concerned to give whole existing code to outside world. What is the proper way to deal with security of sharing code in such cases? Is it possible to restrict part of code for developers? So each of them could work on their project without having access to whole repository. P.S. The code we have is very integrated, and its hard to extract "one module", each module can use files from different locations. Thanks in advance

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• How do I display a message when clicking on an object in Visio using VBA?

  - by Helgi

  I'm totally new on this so I want to start with something simple. I have just an object in my Visio document and I want to display a Hello World! message whenever it's clicked.

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• GWT 2.0 and Dynamic (or lack thereof) Grids

  - by nick

  Still new to GWT and was attempting to create a dynamic grid using the UiBinder. However I got a strange (and horribly misleading) error about the tag for grid not being properly closed. After a bit of research I found out Grid isn't currently supported for UiBinding. For those of you in the 2.0 world how have you been handling tabular layout?

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• Why would one use REST instead of Web services?

  - by AngryHacker

  Attended an interesting demo on REST today, however, I couldn't think of a single reason (nor was one presented) why REST is in anyway better or simpler to use and implement than a Web Services stack. What are some of the reasons Why anyone in the "real world" use REST instead of the Web Services?

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• Wi-fi signal with keeping the internet cable

  - by daGrevis

  So the situation is that I have Ethernet cable which provides internet to my computer. Thing I want is to have wi-fi connection in my house and Ethernet cable (like I have before) to use for my PC. I will use wi-fi for my laptop and mobile phone. I think I need router for that and I'm looking at Asus RT-N16 (suggested in Coding Horror) for it, but I am not sure. Is it the right thing for me and I will be able to get wi-fi signal and keep the Ethernet cable? I guess the system will be that current cable goes into router, router provides wi-fi signal and gives back new cable... or something like that. Thanks in any advice! And sorry if topic isn't in right site.

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• wany assignments for java

  - by HW

  Hello, I am a computer science Student Second year ,and i know good deal about c++,Data Structure, File Structure,OOP etc. I decided to learn java i have read couple of books but i know u need practice to master any Programming language so i wonder if anyone could give me the assignments"only the questions not the solution" so that i could solve them as i am getting bored of "hello world"s and "3+2=5"s kinda stuff thanks, ~HW

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• What's a stupidly simple way to compile an OCaml project?

  - by Jason Baker

  I'm toying around with OCaml. The first thing I want to know how to do is build an OCaml project. Right now, I just want something stupidly simple since I'm just learning. Could anyone point me towards a build system along with a "hello world" type example for using that build system?

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• Interesting / well written unit tests to read (literate programming)

  - by Homer J. Simpson

  Do you know any open software projects that had particularly interesting / well written unit tests ? Writing unit tests often feels odd to me, because it seems either too random, too dense, to sparse, .. It would be great to read some real world examples (rather than books, library example code etc)..

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• jQuery question

  - by Fuxi

  hi all, i'm having the following string <img alt="over 40 world famous brandedWATCHES BRANDs to choose from " src="http://www.fastblings.com/images/logo.jpg"></strong></a><br> i want to define a regex pattern like <img alt="(.+?)" src="http://(.+?).(jpg|gif)"> but as u can see the target strings has a linebreak in the alt attribute - so how can i incorporate this? the rule should be like "anything in the alt-attribute including linebreaks" thx

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• UITextField rigtht frame

  - by JustMe

  Hi, I have a peace of code like this: CGSize lSize = [@"Hello World" sizeWithFont:[UIFont fontWithName:@"Arial" size:13]]; Now I want to have the right frame to see this text in the UITextField. I don't want to change the font size just have the frame for UITextField to fit with this text. I will really appreciate any helps

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• Examples of regex matcher \G (The end of the previous match) in Java would be nice

  - by Mister M. Bean

  Do you haven any useful example of the boundary matcher "\G"`? Please give me some real world examples. Java source is appreciated. From "Mastering regular expressions. Jeffrey E. F. Friedl" I got an useful example parsing HTML but I am not sure how if a translation to Java is possible.

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• Good Open Source Code to learn Web Programming

  - by Prabu

  Hi can someone point me to some Good Open Source Code to learn Web Programming (Language doesn't matter). i'm looking for source code of web-applications not frameworks I'm not a beginner, I can code to some extent. I want to know how stuffs are done in real world applications.

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• jQuery plugin to post updates on Twitter?

  - by BrunoLM

  Is there a plugin for jQuery to post a update on Twitter that uses Twitter OAuth? And if possible I would like a Hello World example.

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• How do I load all my location based content into google maps

  - by user333639

  I am writing an iPad application that uses the MapKit control. How do I get all my content into Google Maps. i.e. I have a bunch of locations along with photos, video, audio and various other information. So when the iPad user loads my App and zooms into a certain place in the world I want my Annotations to be visible and when they touch the pins they get access to more information etc.

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• What is so bad about Singletons

  - by Ewan Makepeace

  The Singleton pattern is a fully paid up member of the GoF Patterns Book but lately seems rather orphaned by the developer world. I still use quite a lot of singletons, especially for Factory classes, and while you have to be a bit careful about multithreading issues (like any class actually) fail to see why they are so awful. This site especially seems to assume that everyone agrees that Singletons are evil. Why?

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• JQuery/Greesemoney in Google Chrome. Why won't this work? No Alert shows up.

  - by David Grassi

  I'm unable to get this script to work as an extension in google chrome. No alert shows up. normal javascript alerts work. // ==UserScript== // @name voip // @namespace 1 // @description voip // @include * // @require http://jquery.com/src/jquery-latest.js // ==/UserScript== $(document).ready(function() { alert("Hello world!"); });

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• Django - urls.py - Filenames with a hash/pound (#) sign?

  - by miya

  I'm using django and realized that when the filename that the user wants to access (let's say a photo) has the pound sign, the entry in the url.py does not match. Any ideas? url(r'^static/(?P<path>.*)$', 'django.views.static.serve', {'document_root': MEDIA_ROOT}, it just says: "/home/user/project/static/upload/images/hello" does not exist when actually the name of the file is: hello#world.jpg Thanks, Nico

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• java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError while running JUnit test in Netbeans

  - by Chandru K

  I am building an Android hello world application in Netbeans. It's building properly and I am to run in the emulator also. But when creating and running the Junit test and running the test I get a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError. How can I fix this problem?

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• What does ActionScript mean by 'antiAliasType' in the following context?:

  - by Joshua

  // When I Run The Following Two Lines, I Get The Error Shown Below var B:Button=new Button(); var lineMetrics:TextLineMetrics=B.measureText('Hello World'); // TypeError: Error #2007: Parameter antiAliasType must be non-null. From My Point Of View, As Useless Errors Go, This One Is Unsurpassed. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

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• estimating size of reply HTTP headers

  - by Guanidene

  I am trying to download a file via a basic socket connection, using a HTTP GET request. So, I have to specify how many bytes of data coming in I have to read from the socket. However, I am having trouble deciding the amount of data (say, in bytes) the server would reply back with. I know that there is a "Content-Length" field in the reply sent by server, but that gives me the size of the actual data (without the http headers). Is there a way to get the exact size of HTTP headers sent by the server or an estimation is required? (I am doing this for downloading on a mobile network, where every bit of data matters in terms of time and money, so I don't wish to make an unnecessary larger estimate of the header size.)

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• Why BASIC had numbered lines?

  - by Helltone

  I'm curious about why early versions of the BASIC programming language had line numbering like in: 42 PRINT "Hello world!" The text editors back then had no line numbering?

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• How can I output different shades of green to the terminal?

  - by Mike

  I'm currently using the following code to output text in green to the terminal: printf("%c[1;32mHello, world!\n", 27); However, I want more shades of green. What's the easiest way to accomplish this?

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• Protect Windows VPN from Unauthorized Users

  - by kobaltz

  I have a VPN connection that I use while away from home to remote into my home network. I would use a zero config solution like Hamachi, but need access from my mobile device. Therefore, I have my Windows Home Server acting as the VPN server and will accept incoming connections. Both the username and password are strong. However, I'm worried about brute force attacks against my network. Is there something else that I should do to protect my network from having unauthorized access attempts to my network? I'm familiar with Linux's FAIL2BAN, but wasn't sure if something similar existing for Windows.

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• get pure text form odt file in console

  - by naugtur

  I am looking for a small linux tool that would be able to extract text from odt file. It just needs to be human-readable and it can have problems with complicated objects etc. It's almost a duplicate of this question but I need it to be small and have no dependencies on OpenOffice or X server I remember having a 1MB MS-DOS program that could render .doc files quite readibly (with some weird markup getting through from time to time), so i expect it to be possible in the linux world too ;)

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