1. After you have written the class, compile it into a library with “gmcs ClassXyz.cs -target:library” (replace ClassXyz.cs with your class’s filename)
2. The command above should generate a shared library/assembly called ClassXyz.dll.
3. Now you can compile the application with “gmcs ProgramXyz.cs -reference:ClassXyz.dll”.

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1. Download faq.php from your phpBB3 installation.
2. Open it with a text editor.
3. Comment out (add a #) line 170 (“make_jumpbox(append_sid(”{$phpbb_root_path}viewforum.$phpEx”));”).
4. Reupload and you’re done! Go to http://yourforum.example/phpbb_installation_folder/faq.php to test it.

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1. Open up index.php from your phpBB installation.
2. After line 25 (”$auth->acl($user->data);“), add the following code:
   // Hack to disable anonymous viewing
   if ($user->data['user_id'] == ANONYMOUS || $user->data['is_bot'])
   {
   login_box();
   } else {
3. After the line “page_header($user->lang['INDEX']);“, add the following code:
   // end hack to disable anonymous viewing
   };
4. Re-upload index.php to your web server. Don’t forget to clear your cache and log out to see the effect.

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1. Go to http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.3/porting_to.html’s “Removal of Pre-ISO headers” section.
2. For every header on the left, create it with contents of “#include <header_on_the.right>“.
3. Compile your app with your regular compile arguments, adding “ -I.” to the end of it. The dot at the end is very important. Example: “g++ foo.cpp -o foo -I.“

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1. If you don’t already have curlftpfs installed, install it with sudo apt-get install curlftpfs.
2. Replacing the appropriate settings, mount the share with sudo curlftpfs -o umask=0777,uid=1000,gid=1000,allow_other ftp://username:password@your.ftpserver.here /media/ftpmountedhere. Make sure that the location to mount to is already created and readable and writable by all users.
3. To make this permanent, add it to the end of /etc/init.d/rc.local to be able to access the share after reboot.

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1. Open Nautilus in root: Type gksudo nautilus in the terminal or Alt-F2 (run dialog). This is due to the fact that nautilus will not allow you to create shares without the root account.
2. Navigate to the folder you want to share. Right click the folder and select Properties. Then click on the share tab.
3. Check the checkbox that is labeled “Share this folder”. Type your share name in the “Share name” textbox. When you are done, click “Modify Share” to apply your settings.
4. Close ‘root’ nautilus.
5. The folder should now be shared. Check by going to Places => Network on your menu bar and typing in smb://localhost/ in the address bar.
6. (Note) If you cannot get into your share even though you typed in correct username and password information, it may be that you have not set a samba password. Do this by typing smbpasswd in the terminal. Enter your Ubuntu login password when it asks for a password.

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• Control-A adds a gFTP bookmark instead of select all. This seems a bit weird because usually Control-A means select all.
• Control-Z does not undo. Again, Control-U generally means to Undo.
• Control-Y does not redo. Same as above, except that Control-Y means to Redo.
• No help file. The help menu is missing a help file, but the interface of gFTP is probably easy enough to figure out without documentation.

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<?php
define(“endl”,“\n”);
// Timer script
if($argv[1] == “”) {
echo “Usage: ”.$argv[0].“ minutes”.endl;
die();
}
$dtime = strtotime(“+”.$argv[1].“ minute”);
while(true) {
echo “Enter to check time: ”;
$tt = fgets(STDIN);
$i = date(“i”,$dtime-time());
$s = date(“s”,$dtime-time());
echo “$i minutes, $s seconds”.endl;
}
?>


Usage: When launching use first parameter as number or minutes to count (0-59 min). Press enter to check the time.

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1. Start by opening your document in OpenOffice.
2. Open the “Format” menu and click “Page…“.
3. Go to the “Page” tab and choose “Portrait” or “Landscape“.
4. You’re done! Save the document if you wish.

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