$array = explode(" ", $keyword);
$output = "";
for ($i=0; $i<sizeof($array); $i++) {
if ($array[$i] != "") {
$output = $output." ".$array[$i];
}
}
$output = trim($output);

After spending half a night trying the wrong way, i finally got apt-get in Ubuntu 9.10 to reinstall the apache configuration files. All you have to do is:

#sudo apt-get purge apache2.2-common
#sudo apt-get install apache2.2-common

Not Working:

I tried looking for several answers, all so close, yet all none working

• http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1055112
• http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=296875
• http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Ubuntu/2006-10/msg00759.html

and even my own thread, that no one felt like replying to

• http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1417816

Organizatiuon Theory and Design First Canadian Edition
Richard L. Daft / Ann Armstrong
Nelson Education

ISBN-13: 978-0-17-644102-9
ISBN-10: 0-17-644102-6

Chapter 1: Organizations and Organizational Theory
Chapter 2: Strategy, Organizational Design, and Effectiveness
Chapter 3: Fundamentals of Organizational Structure
Chapter 4: The External Environment
Chapter 5: Interorganizational Relationships
Chapter 6: Designing Organizations for the International Environment
Chapter 7: Manufacturing and Service Technologies
Chapter 8: Information technology and Control
Chapter 9: Organization Size, Life Cycle, and Decline
Chapter 10: Organizational Culture and Ethical Values
Chapter 11: Innovation and Change
Chapter 12: Decision-Making Processes
Chapter 13: Conflict, Power, and Politics

Downloads:
Chapter 02-05: http://monster-upload.com/files/get/1L3JqG7MSj/bu398-part1.zip

sudo smbmount //192.168.0.100/boxee/Music /mnt/music -o username=boxee

Conversation with benitaarkema0727@hotmail.com at Sat 23 Jan 2010 08:28:01 PM EST on <andey’s email>@hotmail.com (msn)

(08:28:13 PM) Andey: so who are you
(08:28:22 PM) Benita Arkema: hey
(08:29:09 PM) Andey: ? yea hey….
(08:29:11 PM) Andey: so who are you
(08:29:19 PM) Benita Arkema: i’m 21/f your a male right?
(08:29:27 PM) Andey: yes
(08:29:38 PM) Benita Arkema: nice, I just got off work and finally got some time to relax which site did i msg you from again?
(08:29:56 PM) Andey: no clue, i dont remember anythin
(08:30:05 PM) Benita Arkema: I am a little busy right now, trying to upload some new pics to my photobucket if ya wanna check them out go http://photobucket.com/Looking4Love tell me what ya think
(08:30:48 PM) Andey: kool
(08:30:57 PM) Benita Arkema: I know a way we can chat and have a better time.. do you cam?
(08:31:07 PM) Andey: not realli
(08:31:17 PM) Benita Arkema: I have a blue dinosaur that eats pancakes… is that real enough for ya??
(08:32:14 PM) Andey: what about a blue dinosaur?
(08:32:25 PM) Benita Arkema: Well i don’t do yahoo cam or any other cam because i have been recorded before… But i do know one site you can watch me on cam, that assures me no one records…
(08:33:35 PM) Andey: lmao…yea shoot
(08:33:44 PM) Benita Arkema: I mean… Do you want to see me on my cam?
(08:33:51 PM) Andey: sure why not
(08:34:03 PM) Benita Arkema: Ok go to http://twurl.nl/6n4v85 accept the invite on the page baby
(08:36:20 PM) Andey: link isnt working
(08:36:34 PM) Andey: but i must say ur marketing is pretty personal
(08:36:48 PM) Andey: ur prob some faggot ass guy
(08:36:54 PM) Andey: just saying
(08:38:53 PM) Andey: fairly convinced ur a robot anyways
(08:38:55 PM) Andey: *blocked

Pros

• looks and feels like the utorrent webgui
• allows you not to create a folder when adding a new torrent. Convenient when downloading collections
• allows you not to immediately start the torrent when adding
• alot of plugins available
• very smooth scrolling even with thousands of torrents, and a slow browsing computer
• various settings to configure the rutorrent user interface
• only webgui that implements the rtorrent labeling
• very good javascripting
• fetching torrent files from the web (direct url)
• kind of cool, download / upload speed graph

Cons

• buttons are not working
• still in heavy development

Comments

Personally this is by far the best webgui. I almost have 1000 torrents active running in rtorrent at any given time. This is the only client that doesn’t take a long time to load hundreds of torrents, and the only one that uses the labeling system. I usually label my torrents by tracker, and rutorrent allows me to do that.

2. rtgui

Pros

• very lightweight
• convenient way of setting the upload and download speeds
• easy check boxes for bulk actions

Cons

• you cannot pick you download location of the torrents
• you cannot upload torrents via url
• in general very little options

Comments

I use rtgui sometimes when i want to check the status of incomplete torrents. I bookmark the “incomplete” tab in my browser, so i can avoid having rtgui load up all the torrents. However even with hundreds of torrents on the page, the JavaScript is nice and smooth.

3. wTorrent

Pros

• visually appealing
• allows you to pick the download destination, and if to immediately start the torrent
• multiuser webgui, with passwords, and forced specific user download directories

Cons

• horrible with hundreds / thousands of torrents
• you need thirdparty database management
• you need to log in, depends what you need. If your the only one using the rtorrent, then this isn’t the gui for you

Comments

Of the years I used rtorrent, I use this gui the least. I hate it, I think it’s absolutely bloat ware. However when I ask the forums what their favorite webgui for rtorrent is, wTorrent gets a lot of votes. So I thought I might as well mention it. Who knows you may like it.

However I noticed immediately that there was a problem with it crashing minutes, even seconds after I started it up. I’m running it under Ubuntu 9.04. After doing some googling, I realized Boxee indexing the content in your media folders was possibly to blame. So what I did was simply remove all my local folders that Boxee was scanning, and restarted the program.

From the looks of it, that fix it.
Right now I’m just relying on the file browser, wish is fine by me

It is written in PHP (CodeIgniter Framework) & uses MySQL for storing data.

Free File Hosting Script

The script is also an e-commerce platform as you can offer both standard-free & premium-paid plans where payments can be handled via PayPal, 2Checkout, Authorize.net, Moneybookers & more. All are integrated.

It has an e-mail validated signup system where users can:

* upload multiple files
* create & password protect folders
* rate files
* share links via e-mail & more..

And, with a powerful administrator screen, you can:

* restrict downloads with:
o amount of allowed MB per hour
o defining concurrent download limits
* create user groups & define limits for each user group
* add/manage servers (multi-server support)
* manage subscriptions
* enable/disable captcha & much more..

Besides being a complete file hosting platform, XtraUpload’s code is a resource for anyone into CodeIgniter Framework covering most of the features a web application have.

Downlaod Link:
http://monster-upload.com/files/get/mAs_1oC7FZ/xtraupload-v2-beta4.zip

After much research via google and linux irc channels no one seemed to give a straight answer about how to make a level 1 mdadm /dev/md# drive into a level 5 drive. I was advised not to do this because it was risky and because it wouldn’t work. Well thier right, it’s impossible, but there is a work around. Well guess what…… I did it, and it’s not that difficult. If you are confortable with linux it’s easy, you just need to understand the logic.

This tutorial will not tell you the specific commands, and what to type in. So if your not familar with basic linux commands your going to need some additional resources.

Required:

• i used mdadm v2.6.9
• be confortable with linux
• have the balls to do this

Legend:

/dev/sda = 1tb harddrive
/dev/sdb = 1tb harddrive
/dev/sdc = 1tb harddrive

/dev/md0 = /dev/sda1 + /dev/sdb1
/dev/sdc = newly purchased drive

Logical Steps:

1. physically add your third harddrive to your computer. (edit mdadm.conf if drive names changed)
2. fdisk / mkfs.ext3 / mount your third drive to a temporary location such as /mnt/temp
3. move all your /dev/md0 contents to wherever you mounted /dev/sdc1, then umount /dev/sdc1 if you wish
4. comment out /dev/md0 in /etc/fstab
5. stop /dev/md0
6. rm /dev/md0
7. delete mdadm.conf, or just rename it
8. format / mkfs to clean out the drives /dev/sda and /dev/sdb
9. mdadm –create /dev/md0 –level=5 –raid-devices=2 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1
10. monitor /proc/mdstat    …. (cat /proc/mdstat), and wait for it to sync
11. dont forget to mkfs.ext3 /dev/md0
12. readd /dev/md0 to the /etc/fstab
13. i rebooted just to make sure it would work
14. remount /dev/sdc1 to your temporary location, and copy everything back onto your raid
15. clean out /dev/sdc
16. grow the /dev/md0 with /dev/sdc
17. make sure mdadm.conf is correct
18. Done

Problems / Answered Questions:

Raid would fail on boot
When i physically added the third drive into the computer my raid failed on boot, the drive names were rearraged. So i had to check the drives names and edit mdadm.conf

how much space does a two drive level 5 raid have, how does it work?
This question really irritated me because no one would give me a straight answer. Some said it’s not possible, while others said it would act if the third drive is failed, and others said drive two would be parity. Well the answer is the second drive will be a parity. For those who do not believe me check the screen shots below. So basically it’’s a level 1 drive. Argue what you want with me, I don’t care. All i cared is that it would hold my my stuff, until i added the third drive.