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have no connection to GNUunify 2011.
Also please avoid 17 lines of PGP public key in each and every
message. IMO it is as bad as legal disclaimers; instead post it on a
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-- Arun Khan
Hi all,
On one of my Windows XP system I am unable to connect to mysql from php
script. I am able to login to mysql server from the command line as well
as mysql console provided by WAMP 2.0 but from php script mysql_connect()
function is always failing. I have tested WAMP 2.0 and three versions of
EasyPHP but in each case I am facing the same problem. Even phpMyAdmin is
not being starting on this system. I have also followed the steps
mentioned on the page
http://forge.mysql.com/wiki/Error2003-CantConnectToMySQLServer but of no
use. Can any one give me clue for reason behind this type of problem?
Best Regards ...
Pankaj Kumar
Hello,
I was reading about tethering security when I came across this article
in this link on the net.
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/02/25/gsm_encryption_broken/1
An important part of the text is reproduced below.
"GSM encryption comes in four flavours: A5/0 is no encryption at all,
and is the standard for GSM devices shipped to countries the
distributors don't like all that much; A5/1 is the fairly robust
'default' encryption implementation used in the EU and the USA; A5/2 is
a weakened version of A5/1 offered to countries the distributors have no
strong feelings about but which the government may want to keep its eye
on; A5/3 is a newcomer to the scene, offering a more robust scheme than
A5/1 but currently not implemented for anyone who doesn't work for a
three-letter-agency."
I am curious to know, what security do we use in India? I could not get
exact details on the net. Is the security of GSM equipment pre-set by
foreign manufacturers (read: their Govts.) or do we as Indians have some
say to modify it?
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