Comments for Matthew Gyurgyik http://pyther.net/wp My IT Adventures Tue, 20 Mar 2012 21:26:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Remote Assistance – Win XP/Vista/7 by Michael D. http://pyther.net/wp/2011/06/remote-assistance-win-xpvista7/comment-page-1/#comment-175 Michael D. Tue, 20 Mar 2012 21:26:14 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=475#comment-175 After banging my head against this problem for a day and digging through forums all across the internet. It seems I (and everyone else, from the posts I've seen) overlooked one simple thing: check to make sure the Windows XP client has the Terminal Services service enabled and started. Once I started this service, Remote Assistance was working like a charm between Win2008 R2 and WinXP Pro. Confirmed: compatible with Windows XP SP3. :D After banging my head against this problem for a day and digging through forums all across the internet. It seems I (and everyone else, from the posts I’ve seen) overlooked one simple thing: check to make sure the Windows XP client has the Terminal Services service enabled and started.

Once I started this service, Remote Assistance was working like a charm between Win2008 R2 and WinXP Pro. Confirmed: compatible with Windows XP SP3. :D

]]> Comment on Remote Assistance – Win XP/Vista/7 by Pyther http://pyther.net/wp/2011/06/remote-assistance-win-xpvista7/comment-page-1/#comment-173 Pyther Tue, 20 Mar 2012 13:03:34 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=475#comment-173 I don't recall actually testing it on Windows XP. I would insure that XP doesn't have a firewall enabled that might be preventing connections from being established. I do know I've done remote assistance from Windows 7 (request)-> Windows Vista and Win 7 (request) -> Win 7 I don’t recall actually testing it on Windows XP. I would insure that XP doesn’t have a firewall enabled that might be preventing connections from being established. I do know I’ve done remote assistance from Windows 7 (request)-> Windows Vista and Win 7 (request) -> Win 7

]]> Comment on Remote Assistance – Win XP/Vista/7 by Michael D. http://pyther.net/wp/2011/06/remote-assistance-win-xpvista7/comment-page-1/#comment-172 Michael D. Mon, 19 Mar 2012 21:53:50 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=475#comment-172 This is a great article. I see you list that this applies to Windows XP - did you actually test this on XP or were you able to get it working? I've got Remote Assistance working between Windows 2008 R2 sessions (meaning a tech who has a terminal server session on a Windows 2008 R2 server can send a Remote Assistance request to a user's TS sessions on a different Windows 2008 R2 server and it works great). But I can't get it working between Windows 2008 R2 and Windows XP Professional SP3. MSRA on the 2008 server reports "Your offer to help could not be sent" and advises you to check if you have permissions on the remote computer, computer is powered on, etc. I've got the same group policy applied to the Windows XP machine as I do the 2008 R2 machine. Both in the same domain, same network and I've checked to make sure the GPO is indeed applying to the XP client. I'm scratching my head as to why this isn't working. This is a great article. I see you list that this applies to Windows XP – did you actually test this on XP or were you able to get it working?

I’ve got Remote Assistance working between Windows 2008 R2 sessions (meaning a tech who has a terminal server session on a Windows 2008 R2 server can send a Remote Assistance request to a user’s TS sessions on a different Windows 2008 R2 server and it works great). But I can’t get it working between Windows 2008 R2 and Windows XP Professional SP3. MSRA on the 2008 server reports “Your offer to help could not be sent” and advises you to check if you have permissions on the remote computer, computer is powered on, etc.

I’ve got the same group policy applied to the Windows XP machine as I do the 2008 R2 machine. Both in the same domain, same network and I’ve checked to make sure the GPO is indeed applying to the XP client. I’m scratching my head as to why this isn’t working.

]]> Comment on iheartradio – command line (mplayer) by fukinA http://pyther.net/wp/2010/08/iheartradio-command-line-mplayer/comment-page-1/#comment-151 fukinA Sun, 21 Aug 2011 16:52:02 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=361#comment-151 here's JK's bash script that actually works if anyone googles pastebin.com/Cq68Gv4h the blog probably messed up few quotes " " and a minus - and the script didn't worked. it's been a nightmare for me to fix, a guy that has no scripting knowledge, but someone helped me thank you JK, whoever you are :D btw i'm using his script because your python one can't change mplayer's volume from command line. maybe you can implement that. but both work great for linux phones anyway. here's an idea for your script, adding few lines for favorite radios and enable selection at script start through 1/2/3/4/5 etc instead of remembering many radio codenames here’s JK’s bash script that actually works if anyone googles
pastebin.com/Cq68Gv4h
the blog probably messed up few quotes ” ” and a minus – and the script didn’t worked. it’s been a nightmare for me to fix, a guy that has no scripting knowledge, but someone helped me
thank you JK, whoever you are :D

btw i’m using his script because your python one can’t change mplayer’s volume from command line. maybe you can implement that. but both work great for linux phones anyway.
here’s an idea for your script, adding few lines for favorite radios and enable selection at script start through 1/2/3/4/5 etc instead of remembering many radio codenames

]]> Comment on iheartradio – command line (mplayer) by fukinA http://pyther.net/wp/2010/08/iheartradio-command-line-mplayer/comment-page-1/#comment-150 fukinA Fri, 19 Aug 2011 18:36:09 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=361#comment-150 i don't know how to thank you for this i've been searching for weeks and always failed and gave up on how to do this and play on my android that doesn't come with adobe flash support like the new phones someone just bumped a topic with this method how to get the rtmp url for transcoding it into mp3, but it didn't helped with the playback also mplayer url was the first command i thought of but failed :) thank god for you and for google: ccomrcdn.com/player/player_dispatcher.html?section=radio&action=listen_live you are first result now i can play all my alternative radios god bless you! i don’t know how to thank you for this
i’ve been searching for weeks and always failed and gave up on how to do this and play on my android that doesn’t come with adobe flash support like the new phones
someone just bumped a topic with this method how to get the rtmp url for transcoding it into mp3, but it didn’t helped with the playback
also mplayer url was the first command i thought of but failed :)
thank god for you and for google: ccomrcdn.com/player/player_dispatcher.html?section=radio&action=listen_live
you are first result
now i can play all my alternative radios
god bless you!

]]> Comment on Listen to iheartradio without Flash by M http://pyther.net/wp/2010/08/listen-to-iheartradio-without-flash/comment-page-1/#comment-123 M Wed, 09 Feb 2011 06:53:51 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=345#comment-123 Awesome! I just spent half my evening trying to figure this out before I wised up and searched for it. I'm trying to play audio from the command line and this is EXACTLY what I needed. Thanks for posting this. Awesome! I just spent half my evening trying to figure this out before I wised up and searched for it. I’m trying to play audio from the command line and this is EXACTLY what I needed.

Thanks for posting this.

]]> Comment on iheartradio – command line (mplayer) by JK http://pyther.net/wp/2010/08/iheartradio-command-line-mplayer/comment-page-1/#comment-109 JK Wed, 01 Dec 2010 17:54:03 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=361#comment-109 Here is a one-liner bash function that will allow you to stream any iheartradio station by typing: iheartradio function iheartradio { mplayer -quiet $(wget -O - -q "http://p2.$1.ccomrcdn.com/player/player_dispatcher.html?section=radio&action=listen_live" | sed -n "s|.*primary_location=\"\(rtmp://[^\"]*\)\".*|\1|p") -novideo >& /dev/null; } Here is a one-liner bash function that will allow you to stream any iheartradio station by typing:

iheartradio

function iheartradio { mplayer -quiet $(wget -O – -q “http://p2.$1.ccomrcdn.com/player/player_dispatcher.html?section=radio&action=listen_live” | sed -n “s|.*primary_location=\”\(rtmp://[^\"]*\)\”.*|\1|p”) -novideo >& /dev/null; }

]]> Comment on 05/03/2010 by Pyther http://pyther.net/wp/2010/05/05032010/comment-page-1/#comment-98 Pyther Sun, 23 May 2010 22:48:58 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=325#comment-98 Thanks! Sorry for the long reply. Your comment got filtered as spam! Here is the tint2 config: http://github.com/pyther/dotfiles/blob/master/.config/tint2/tint2rc (I changed it slightly since the screenshot) As for the font I am assuming you mean my terminal font and that is Liberation Mono. Thanks! Sorry for the long reply. Your comment got filtered as spam!

Here is the tint2 config: http://github.com/pyther/dotfiles/blob/master/.config/tint2/tint2rc (I changed it slightly since the screenshot)

As for the font I am assuming you mean my terminal font and that is Liberation Mono.

]]> Comment on 05/03/2010 by nav http://pyther.net/wp/2010/05/05032010/comment-page-1/#comment-92 nav Thu, 06 May 2010 14:22:17 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=325#comment-92 hi, cool desk ;) is it tint2 on left? can you share conf and font pls? thanks hi, cool desk ;)
is it tint2 on left?
can you share conf and font pls?

thanks

]]> Comment on Webkit by littlebear http://pyther.net/wp/2010/02/webkit/comment-page-1/#comment-76 littlebear Fri, 05 Mar 2010 04:56:10 +0000 http://pyther.net/blog/?p=278#comment-76 smile:) and passing by, neat site, and I meant that. smile:) and passing by, neat site, and I meant that.

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