Comments for Kasperian Moving Parts http://movingparts.net kinda like batman, but with a wife and 3 kids Fri, 20 Apr 2012 14:31:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on LDAP, Microsoft Exchange, and KAddressBook or Thunderbird by Dmitry http://movingparts.net/2006/05/05/ldap-microsoft-exchange-and-kaddressbook-or-thunderbird/comment-page-1/#comment-100873 Dmitry Fri, 20 Apr 2012 14:31:47 +0000 http://movingparts.net/2006/05/05/ldap-microsoft-exchange-and-kaddressbook-or-thunderbird/#comment-100873 Thanks for advise, the ldp utill is really helpful! Thanks for advise, the ldp utill is really helpful!

]]> Comment on Spice Up Your Router (or Charter and Linksys can bite me!) by Lothsahn http://movingparts.net/2008/05/01/spice-up-your-router-or-charter-and-linksys-can-bite-me/comment-page-2/#comment-100853 Lothsahn Wed, 18 Apr 2012 16:19:22 +0000 http://movingparts.net/?p=364#comment-100853 Alex: To make it work, you need to send the following settings to udhcpc in ddwrt: –retries=2 –timeout=5 –tryagain=310 I don't know what menus or command line things would have to change to make that happen, but those are the options that udhcpc needs to have on startup in order to work properly with Charter. Another option would be to purchase a Cisco DPC3010 cable modem and the problem will likely go away. Alex:

To make it work, you need to send the following settings to udhcpc in ddwrt:
–retries=2 –timeout=5 –tryagain=310

I don’t know what menus or command line things would have to change to make that happen, but those are the options that udhcpc needs to have on startup in order to work properly with Charter.

Another option would be to purchase a Cisco DPC3010 cable modem and the problem will likely go away.

]]> Comment on Spice Up Your Router (or Charter and Linksys can bite me!) by Alex http://movingparts.net/2008/05/01/spice-up-your-router-or-charter-and-linksys-can-bite-me/comment-page-2/#comment-100841 Alex Wed, 18 Apr 2012 05:12:57 +0000 http://movingparts.net/?p=364#comment-100841 By any chance you could tell me what options you have changed for your linksys ddwrt to work with Charter? I know You have to changed to Automatic DCHP or whatever it is called which is on the front page of 192.168.1.1 page. I know you have to clone Mac Address. After that I am not sure what other options to pick. Can you send me msg if I am missing any, thanks. Alex By any chance you could tell me what options you have changed for your linksys ddwrt to work with Charter?

I know You have to changed to Automatic DCHP or whatever it is called which is on the front page of 192.168.1.1 page.
I know you have to clone Mac Address.

After that I am not sure what other options to pick. Can you send me msg if I am missing any, thanks.

Alex

]]> Comment on About Me by dennis ingui http://movingparts.net/about-mee/comment-page-1/#comment-100577 dennis ingui Fri, 30 Mar 2012 20:17:10 +0000 http://movingparts.net/about-me/#comment-100577 Jason Thanks for your support and feedback. I lost your e mail address and this was only way I found to contact you. At this point we don't have the larger mat in production, but will consider for future. In the meantime if you want I can cut up a mat and you can put under as an extension If your interested just let me know and if be happy to send to you free of charge. Just let me know the color of your mat and how many extra inches you need. My guess us you would need about an 18 inch piece. This will allow you to tuck under and still get safely and extra 12 to 14 inches Just let me know Best always Dennis Ingui CEO/ Founder Aurorae Dennis Ingui Jason

Thanks for your support and feedback.
I lost your e mail address and this was only way I found to contact you.

At this point we don’t have the larger mat in production, but will consider for future.

In the meantime if you want I can cut up a mat and you can put under as an extension

If your interested just let me know and if be happy to send to you free of charge. Just let me know the color of your mat and how many extra inches you need. My guess us you would need about an 18 inch piece. This will allow you to tuck under and still get safely and extra 12 to 14 inches

Just let me know

Best always

Dennis Ingui
CEO/ Founder
Aurorae

Dennis Ingui

]]> Comment on Korganizer, Exchange, OWASync, Google Calendar, KPilot by Tom Vollerthun http://movingparts.net/2008/11/21/korganizer-exchange-owasync-google-calendar-kpilot/comment-page-1/#comment-100296 Tom Vollerthun Mon, 05 Mar 2012 08:58:16 +0000 http://movingparts.net/?p=448#comment-100296 I currently use DAVMail, which is a local Gateway to an Exchange Webmail-Frontend. It encapsulates all the dirty and ugly stuff and provides local POP/IMAP + SMTP for mail, Caldav for calendar integration and LDAP for the address-book stuff. It's configuration is as simple as can be, although the Kontact-Configuration is a bit involved. At good least, I have managed to use all these components from within Kontact and need my windows machine only for some proprietary IE-Stuff. Yay \o/ I currently use DAVMail, which is a local Gateway to an Exchange Webmail-Frontend.
It encapsulates all the dirty and ugly stuff and provides local POP/IMAP + SMTP for mail, Caldav for calendar integration and LDAP for the address-book stuff.
It’s configuration is as simple as can be, although the Kontact-Configuration is a bit involved. At good least, I have managed to use all these components from within Kontact and need my windows machine only for some proprietary IE-Stuff.
Yay \o/

]]> Comment on In-Ear Headphones and Puking Yer Guts Out? by Jason 'vanRijn' Kasper http://movingparts.net/2008/02/25/in-ear-headphones-and-puking-yer-guts-out/comment-page-1/#comment-100202 Jason 'vanRijn' Kasper Fri, 24 Feb 2012 14:51:48 +0000 http://movingparts.net/2008/02/25/in-ear-headphones-and-puking-yer-guts-out/#comment-100202 Ugh! I hope it clears soon for you too!!! Ugh! I hope it clears soon for you too!!!

]]> Comment on In-Ear Headphones and Puking Yer Guts Out? by KMattz http://movingparts.net/2008/02/25/in-ear-headphones-and-puking-yer-guts-out/comment-page-1/#comment-100198 KMattz Fri, 24 Feb 2012 13:42:59 +0000 http://movingparts.net/2008/02/25/in-ear-headphones-and-puking-yer-guts-out/#comment-100198 Thank god for this thread!! i woke up early this mornimg and within minutes of tryin to lift my head from the pillow i felt dizzy and out of balance almost, it was so unnerving! at first i didn't know what was going on, then it clicked that I'd been listening to rather loud music, with a lot of bass through head phones before going to sleep. (for lik 1 hr) I still have it now, its not too severe but its def there. It happened all of a sudden...i hope it clears soon! Thank god for this thread!! i woke up early this mornimg and within minutes of tryin to lift my head from the pillow i felt dizzy and out of balance almost, it was so unnerving! at first i didn’t know what was going on, then it clicked that I’d been listening to rather loud music, with a lot of bass through head phones before going to sleep. (for lik 1 hr) I still have it now, its not too severe but its def there. It happened all of a sudden…i hope it clears soon!

]]> Comment on Spice Up Your Router (or Charter and Linksys can bite me!) by Lothsahn http://movingparts.net/2008/05/01/spice-up-your-router-or-charter-and-linksys-can-bite-me/comment-page-2/#comment-100141 Lothsahn Fri, 17 Feb 2012 23:40:46 +0000 http://movingparts.net/?p=364#comment-100141 Rich, WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL TOMATO-USB ON YOUR ROUTER. IT WILL BRICK A WRT54Gv1.1. No, you're missing something. Apparently tomato-usb adds the DHCPC options, but they're not in tomato stock. Without that box, you're going to have a very hard time resolving this issue... I just checked stock tomato and that option is definitely not present. Now, as for bricking your router--tomato-usb uses the broadcom ND (new driver). This driver fixes a number of issues, but it requires later versions of the WRT54G. Version 1.1 is a very old version, and it will likely brick your router. I believe I can help you get it fixed, but it will involve disabling DHCP and scripting it manually through the startup scripts in Tomato. It shouldn't be terribly hard, but I'd like to walk you through it over the phone. Please contact me at my email address. It's my forum name at yahoo. I'll give you a call and we can try to resolve it. Rich,

WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL TOMATO-USB ON YOUR ROUTER. IT WILL BRICK A WRT54Gv1.1.

No, you’re missing something. Apparently tomato-usb adds the DHCPC options, but they’re not in tomato stock. Without that box, you’re going to have a very hard time resolving this issue…

I just checked stock tomato and that option is definitely not present.

Now, as for bricking your router–tomato-usb uses the broadcom ND (new driver). This driver fixes a number of issues, but it requires later versions of the WRT54G. Version 1.1 is a very old version, and it will likely brick your router.

I believe I can help you get it fixed, but it will involve disabling DHCP and scripting it manually through the startup scripts in Tomato. It shouldn’t be terribly hard, but I’d like to walk you through it over the phone.

Please contact me at my email address. It’s my forum name at yahoo. I’ll give you a call and we can try to resolve it.

]]> Comment on Spice Up Your Router (or Charter and Linksys can bite me!) by Rich http://movingparts.net/2008/05/01/spice-up-your-router-or-charter-and-linksys-can-bite-me/comment-page-2/#comment-100135 Rich Fri, 17 Feb 2012 17:53:16 +0000 http://movingparts.net/?p=364#comment-100135 Lothsahn: I am running Tomato 1.28 on a Linksys WRT54G, version 1.1 I went to the DHCP/DNS area under Advanced, but do not see any DHCPC options. There is a text entry box for Dnsmasq - the only place that I can "type in" parameters. Is this the proper place, or am I missing something? Thanks, Rich Lothsahn:

I am running Tomato 1.28 on a Linksys WRT54G, version 1.1

I went to the DHCP/DNS area under Advanced, but do not see any DHCPC options.

There is a text entry box for Dnsmasq – the only place that I can “type in” parameters. Is this the proper place, or am I missing something?

Thanks,

Rich

]]> Comment on Spice Up Your Router (or Charter and Linksys can bite me!) by Lothsahn http://movingparts.net/2008/05/01/spice-up-your-router-or-charter-and-linksys-can-bite-me/comment-page-2/#comment-100118 Lothsahn Wed, 15 Feb 2012 21:46:49 +0000 http://movingparts.net/?p=364#comment-100118 Rich: Are you using dd-wrt or Tomato? For tomato, you do the following: 1) Upgrade to Tomato 1.28 (preferably tomato-usb). There is a DHCP fix in Tomato 1.28 that is essential with regards to DHCP broadcast packets. 2) Login to Tomato 3) Go to advanced 4) Go to DHCP / DNS 5) Under DHCPC Options, put the following: --retries=2 --timeout=5 --tryagain=310 (Note: this causes the router to only try to get an address twice, timeout after 5 seconds, and wait 5 minutes between attempts. On Charter, you could lower the --tryagain to 3 minutes, if you wanted, but I've set it to 5 to be safe) 6) Click save Rich:

Are you using dd-wrt or Tomato? For tomato, you do the following:
1) Upgrade to Tomato 1.28 (preferably tomato-usb). There is a DHCP fix in Tomato 1.28 that is essential with regards to DHCP broadcast packets.
2) Login to Tomato
3) Go to advanced
4) Go to DHCP / DNS
5) Under DHCPC Options, put the following:
–retries=2 –timeout=5 –tryagain=310
(Note: this causes the router to only try to get an address twice, timeout after 5 seconds, and wait 5 minutes between attempts. On Charter, you could lower the –tryagain to 3 minutes, if you wanted, but I’ve set it to 5 to be safe)
6) Click save

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