Friday, January 30, 2009

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fell into my hands a USB memory 2 GB partitions damaged system files and therefore inaccessible. Previously, he had once accidentally deleted files recovered from a USB with the program PC Inspector smart recovery from Windows. So was the first thing I tried but the program only recovered images. So I decided to try the free forensic tools available for GNU / Linux. Foremost

Here are the steps I took to recover files
foremost :
Installation:

# aptitude install
foremost an image is generated in the drive which you want to retrieve information before taking any action:
$ dd if = / dev/sdc1 of = / path / to / la / imagen.dd

Then run the following to retrieve all possible file types supported by foremost:
$ foremost-t all-i / path / to / la / imagen.dd
To retrieve only documents, spreadsheets, presentations and images run the following command:

$ foremost-vd-t ole, zip, jpeg-i / path / to / la / imagen.dd

With the-t option specifies the types of formats to be recovered. ole refers to files (xls, doc, ppt, etc) Office. zip files referred to OpenOffice and Office 2007.

run: $ man

foremost

Testdisk
Another powerful tool for data recovery is

testdisk. Allows you to recover lost partitions and / or return non-booting disks bootable again. It supports multiple file systems including: FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, Ext2, Ext3, etc.. Includes a tool called testdisk photorec that is used to recover deleted files or lost by formatting a drive.

 Here are the steps to follow to recover deleted files using photorec: 
 
 Optionally, you can generate an image of the drive where you want to retrieve files. Installing

testdisk:

 
 
 # aptitude install testdisk

Run the following command to retrieve files from a disc without creating an image:

 
 # photorec / d / some / where /

If you created an image of the unit, run the following command:

 
 # photorec / d / some / where / / path / to / la / imagen.dd

"/ some / where /
" is the path where to save the recovered files.

the program is run, where you must select the disk where you want to retrieve the files, then the partition type (usually [Intel] Intel / PC partition) then specifies the partition where the files were, the type of partition and if you want to search the entire partition or just in the space.

 If you want to retrieve only specific file types, you can change the file types (File Opt) to be recovered. If you want to recover files from OpenOffice, MSOffice 2007 and earlier versions must be selected doc and zip formats. 
 
 After a few minutes files will be recovered. For more information

run: # man
photorec

Or read official documentation including a

step guide. Other applications

 
 More applications that serve this purpose GNU / Linux environment, then list a few: 
 - Testdrive

- Autopsy (the probe but fails to understand)
- Magicrescue
- Scalpel

 - tct

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

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AbanQ Recover Deleted Files: Import with lyrics on the invoices

By default in field "text" table "reciboscli" is stored the number with lyrics, but the way it is produced does not work to Mexico for what needs to be modified. The required changes are:

 
 
 In the script "treasury / scripts / flfactteso.qs"

Add the following code in the "oficial_generarReciboCli"
/ * Start of code added. * /
/ / variable declaration var
rounded: Number = 0;
var cents: Number = 0;
conletra var: String;
totalconletra var: String;
conletra var = util.enLetra (amount) / / Quantity with the integer number rounded = Math.round
(amount) / / rounds the amount to the nearest whole number to see if

 cents (rounded 
 cent = amount - rounded; 
 cents = cents * 100;}

if (round> amount) {cents = round - amount; cents = cents * 100;} if (cents == 0) {

totalconletra = conletra + "PESOS" + cent + cents + "/ 100 MN"; } else {
totalconletra = conletra + "PESOS" + cents + "/ 100 MN"

} / *
would have been easier to get the decimal util.partDecimal (amount),
but returned a nice use segmentation violation:
/ / var cents: Number = util.partDecimal (amount);
* /

/ * end of code added. * /

In the same function a little further down is amended:
setValueBuffer ("text", util.enLetraMoneda (amount, currency));

By:

 setValueBuffer ("text", totalconletra.upper ()) / * upper is used to display my text in uppercase. * / 
 
 
 
 The file "reports / queries / i_facturascli.qry" 
 
 
 Changed: 
 
 \u0026lt;tables> company facturascli, lineasfacturascli, albaranescli \u0026lt;/ tables> < importe){
 
 By: 
 
 \u0026lt;tables> ; company facturascli, lineasfacturascli, albaranescli, reciboscli \u0026lt;/ tables> 
 
 Labels 
 select the same file is added the "reciboscli.texto" and the labels from change: 
 
 \u0026lt;from> 
 company INNER JOIN facturascli lineasfacturascli facturascli.idfactura = lineasfacturascli.idfactura 
 ON LEFT OUTER JOIN ON albaranescli albaranescli.idalbaran = lineasfacturascli.idalbaran 
 \u0026lt;/ from> 
 
 
 
 By: 
 
 \u0026lt;from> 
 company facturascli lineasfacturascli INNER JOIN ON facturascli.idfactura = lineasfacturascli.idfactura 
 reciboscli INNER JOIN ON reciboscli.idfactura = facturascli.idfactura 
 LEFT OUTER JOIN ON albaranescli.idalbaran = lineasfacturascli.idalbaran albaranescli

\u0026lt;/ from>

The file "reports / reports / i_facturascli.kut"
call is sent the "reciboscli.texto"
\u0026lt;CalculatedField BackgroundColor = "255,255,255" BorderColor = " 0,0,0 " BorderStyle =" 0 "BorderWidth =" 1 "CalculationType =" 5 "
CommaSeparator =" 0 "Currency =" 32 "DataType =" 0 "
DateFormat =" 11 "Field =" reciboscli.texto "FontFamily =" Verdana " FontItalic =" 0 "FontSize =" 10 "FontWeight =" 50 " ForegroundColor =" 0,0,0 "HAlignment =" 0 "Height =" 20 "
NegValueColor =" 0.0, 0 " Precision = "0" Text = "[reciboscli.texto]
VAlignment =" 1 "width =" 410 "WordWrap =" 0 "
X =" 98 "Y =" 28 "/>

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

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Printer Configuration in GNU / Linux

Although at present the vast majority of printers are compatible with GNU / Linux, you should be completely sure and check it before buying. This is apparent in "http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/OpenPrinting." Once you know is compatible and the driver that uses proceeds to buy.

 
 In this case will set a laser printer Samsung ML-2240 with drivers that are included in the printer CD. 
 
 Printer Setup 
 locally through its CD

Next steps:
- Install cups:

 
 # aptitude install cups 
 
 - Insert CD 
 - Install (if not mounted automatically) and placed in the Linux directory:

# cd / media/cdrom0/Linux

- Start the installation: # sh install.sh

- Follow the instructions

 - Once the printer is configured. By accessing the browser with "http://localhost:631" you can configure and manage the printer so advanced. 
 
 
 
 Local Printer Setup by 
 
 
 
 
 Cups CUPS (Common Unix Printing System)

is a web tool (http://localhost:631) for management and printer settings allowing you to add, delete, configure, share printers, manage print jobs , among many other things. Is the primary tool for these purposes. When performing the modifications asked for the root password of the computer to store the modifications in / etc / cups / cupsd.conf ".

Since printers can be added, but before adding the package must be installed (if installed) containing the driver or controller. If you do not know the driver that is used to find out in "http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/OpenPrinting."

To add a printer using cups you have to access "http://localhost:631" through a browser, the menu "Administration" on the "Add Printer

." Choose a name (the most important and will be used by applications to print), location (location description), description (printer). Then choose the type of connection (connected printer will automatically appear with your connection) can choose AppSocket / HP JetDirect (protocol used by HP JetDirect), LPT1, USB, http, ipp (through another cups server used by a printer or network card), samba, among others. Is chosen as controller driver If you are not in the list may provide the printer ppd file obtained from the printer CD or downloaded from the web. Finally, set the "connection URI."
Setup shared printers

The printer sharing can be done in several ways. Here I explain some. By

cups (localhost: 631) on the server and client
cups is necessary to install the client and the server:

# Aptitude install cups
- In the print server (where the printer is connected) under the tab "Administration

" will enable "Printer Sharing
public
connected to this system." From the tab
Printers "and select the installed printer will enable" Printer Post. " - On the client on the tab "Administration

" option is enabled " Show printers shared by other systems " to save changes and at times will set the printer and can be corroborated from the tab Printers

. The printer will have a "connection URI" type " ipp: / / 192.168.1.1:631 / printers / PrinterName "

By
samba - samba In the server install (aptitude install samba) and "
/ etc / samba / smb.conf
" in the printers put the parameter "public" to "yes" to share the printer without password or "no" to share after authenticating:
[printers] comment = Printers

browseable = no path = / var / spool / samba printable = yes

public = yes create mask = 0700

To authenticate the user, is added to the system user without shell is assigned password in the system and samba:
# useradd-s / sbin / nologin user # passwd user
# smbpasswd-a user
- In Unix customers over cups add a printer whose connection type is " samba" and the connection URI " smb: / / UsuarioSmb: password @ equipo_con_la_impresora / PrinterName ." For a domain connection URI is " smb: / / UsuarioSmb: password @ DOMAIN / equipo_con_la_impresora / PrinterName "
- In a WindowsXP client accessing " \\ \\ 192.168.1.1 \\ PrinterName ", you double click the printer and follow the onscreen instructions to install it. If the parameter" public "is like" no "when you want to print must first log into the user created by going to" \\ \\ 192,168. 1.1 "and then send to print. Configure printers with its own network card and IP client is added to the printer via CUPS protocol by choosing the"
IPP
"and URI type of connection" ipp: / / 192.168.1.1/nombreImpresora "or"
http://192.168.1.1:631/nombreImpresora
.

 HP 
 
 If the printer is HP is set to install the following packages: 
 - hp-setup (configuration tool) 
 - hplip (drivers) 
 - hpijs (driver)

Then, since console as administrator, run:

# hp-setup Follow

 
 screen instructions.

Other packages or applications related to printers foomatic Foomatic is a set of tools and print drivers for many printers. These drivers can be used to add a printer from Cups, but foomatic brings a graphical application called foomatic-gui (Gnome) that lets you add and manage printers.

KDEPrint
is a manager like KDE printers foomatic-gui but with more options. Ghostscript

Bring a lot of printer drivers. Gutenprint Bring drivers for many printers. These drivers are specifically designed for printing with GIMP very good results in the image prints.

printconf automatically configures USB and parallel printers with CUPS

NOTE:
printers added to any application will be visible from cups.

Links http://www.cups.org
http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/OpenPrinting (formerly linuxprinting.org)
http://localhost:631
http://www.scribd .com/doc/2371017/Todo-Linux-78-Iniciacion

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AbanQ: More

Terminal Point of Sale (POS)

This module is used to make the sale with a POS terminal. It is accessed through the "Billing Area." The first thing to do is set the "facts" (Client Billing, Payment, etc) are accessible from the "Main". Then you need to add the "Agents of TPV" to be people who made sales and establishing a "point of sale."
Once configured POS sales are made from the option "Commands" menu "Principal".

The tonnage is used to control the money that exists in the box allowing withdrawals.

Export / Supporting Tables, Modules, etc.
From Area "System" module "Data" to perform these tasks. To export or import data AbanQ created using the Data Menu Facturalux "allowing export tables, modules or anything. The menu "External Data" is used to import files made in WinOmega, Contaplus, FacturaPlus or csv files.

You can, for example, export control lists accessible from the "Data Facturalux" in the "Export Modules." After establishing the export process by specifying the path where you stored and the name of the module to export.
Remember that you can also export the database using the mysqldump command:
$ mysqldump-u username-p - opt dbname> base_de_datos.sql

Avoid be stored on the hard disk password of the last user who logs in AbanQ

Each machine must edit the file "$ HOME / .qt / facturaluxrc" and leave the entries blank DBA / password and DBA / username, then give read-only permissions to the file.

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Thursday, January 1, 2009

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Card Games

solitaire card games

Read all instructions, then mix the cards.

In general, using a deck of forty cards (no eights or nines). When indicated forty-eight letters, referring to a deck of fifty to which he removed the jokers.

How to play solitaire card games

The order of a "step up", as indicated in some of the lonely, for example as follows: As (a), two, three, four, five, six seven, Sota (ten), Horse (eleven), King (twelve).