Comments for burnsforce.com http://burnsforce.com I only know enough binary to ask where the bathroom is Sat, 14 Apr 2012 17:56:01 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Plesk Hack: Email and FTP Usernames And Passwords by patrickrb http://burnsforce.com/original-guides/plesk-hack-email-and-ftp-usernames-and-passwords/#comment-5274 patrickrb Sat, 14 Apr 2012 17:56:01 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?page_id=131#comment-5274 It's a bash script. It will only run on linux and I wrote it for plesk 8.6, I'm not sure that it would work with a current version but I think it'd be worth a shot. Just save the file as 'pleskinfo.sh' or something. Then chmod +x onto the file: chmod +x pleskinfo.sh Once you've done that, just execute the file ./pleskinfo.sh Good luck! It’s a bash script. It will only run on linux and I wrote it for plesk 8.6, I’m not sure that it would work with a current version but I think it’d be worth a shot. Just save the file as ‘pleskinfo.sh’ or something. Then chmod +x onto the file: chmod +x pleskinfo.sh Once you’ve done that, just execute the file ./pleskinfo.sh

Good luck!

]]> Comment on Plesk Hack: Email and FTP Usernames And Passwords by Curious http://burnsforce.com/original-guides/plesk-hack-email-and-ftp-usernames-and-passwords/#comment-5227 Curious Sat, 14 Apr 2012 03:59:50 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?page_id=131#comment-5227 Hi how do we put this script to work? save as php and run on a web server? Thanks. Hi how do we put this script to work?

save as php and run on a web server?

Thanks.

]]> Comment on Arduino LCD HD44780 + LM335 Temperature Sensor by patrickrb http://burnsforce.com/arduino-lcd-hd44780-lm335-temperature-sensor/#comment-4936 patrickrb Tue, 10 Apr 2012 02:56:34 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?p=633#comment-4936 I've got some new stuff coming up. The monitor is sitting unused at the moment, but it'll be coming back fo sho. I’ve got some new stuff coming up. The monitor is sitting unused at the moment, but it’ll be coming back fo sho.

]]> Comment on Arduino LCD HD44780 + LM335 Temperature Sensor by Justyn http://burnsforce.com/arduino-lcd-hd44780-lm335-temperature-sensor/#comment-4588 Justyn Wed, 21 Mar 2012 02:47:29 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?p=633#comment-4588 What'd you end up doing for your home monitor project? I just started getting into this sort of stuff and plan on doing some monitoring with arduinos :) What’d you end up doing for your home monitor project? I just started getting into this sort of stuff and plan on doing some monitoring with arduinos :)

]]> Comment on Flot Example: Format data in Flot readable JSON by patrickrb http://burnsforce.com/flot-format-data-flot-readable-json/#comment-3944 patrickrb Fri, 17 Feb 2012 20:15:32 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?p=574#comment-3944 Glad I was able to help someone else. The documentation for this was crap! :) Glad I was able to help someone else. The documentation for this was crap! :)

]]> Comment on Project: Arduino Server/Service Monitor by patrickrb http://burnsforce.com/original-guides/project-arduino-nagios-server-monitoring/#comment-3628 patrickrb Thu, 19 Jan 2012 21:38:12 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?page_id=161#comment-3628 Not sure if you came back, but the pictures are back up :) Not sure if you came back, but the pictures are back up :)

]]> Comment on Project: Arduino Server/Service Monitor by patrickrb http://burnsforce.com/original-guides/project-arduino-nagios-server-monitoring/#comment-3617 patrickrb Wed, 18 Jan 2012 20:44:10 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?page_id=161#comment-3617 Oh yeah, I'm well aware that Nagios is more than up/down status. I use it everyday. I had initially planned on doing what you've stated, but never tied it into NRPE. :) Oh yeah, I’m well aware that Nagios is more than up/down status. I use it everyday. I had initially planned on doing what you’ve stated, but never tied it into NRPE. :)

]]> Comment on La Fonera 2100 USB Power Hack by Hurky http://burnsforce.com/original-guides/la-fonera-2100-usb-power-hack/#comment-3006 Hurky Tue, 20 Dec 2011 14:38:14 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?page_id=7#comment-3006 It's a good idea but there could be a problem with the current, cause the USB port Max. current is about 500–900 mA depending on version and the fonera PSU is 2A rated, it is possible that it draw more than the maximum of the USB port and if the port isn't protected it could damage componentes on the mainboard. It happens to me with some gift USB-FAN cooler, it draws to much current and cooked the USB port. Maybe it's safer to use two USB plugs as some USB 2,5" HDD do... Regards. It’s a good idea but there could be a problem with the current, cause the USB port Max. current is about 500–900 mA depending on version and the fonera PSU is 2A rated, it is possible that it draw more than the maximum of the USB port and if the port isn’t protected it could damage componentes on the mainboard.

It happens to me with some gift USB-FAN cooler, it draws to much current and cooked the USB port.

Maybe it’s safer to use two USB plugs as some USB 2,5″ HDD do…

Regards.

]]> Comment on Project: Arduino Server/Service Monitor by john http://burnsforce.com/original-guides/project-arduino-nagios-server-monitoring/#comment-2192 john Wed, 19 Oct 2011 03:37:54 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?page_id=161#comment-2192 very cool, i am going to take on the same thing. Except implement a few different leds as a nagios plugin. if you've never heard of nagios, check google images. it can do a lot more than ping your server very cool, i am going to take on the same thing. Except implement a few different leds as a nagios plugin. if you’ve never heard of nagios, check google images. it can do a lot more than ping your server

]]> Comment on La Fonera 2100 USB Power Hack by Unwired Tech http://burnsforce.com/original-guides/la-fonera-2100-usb-power-hack/#comment-2080 Unwired Tech Thu, 06 Oct 2011 14:44:34 +0000 http://burnsforce.com/?page_id=7#comment-2080 You can also use the existing DC socket and interfaced it to the USB. You can also use the existing DC socket and interfaced it to the USB.

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