InfoAnda - Pakistan spy chief scraps UK trip on "terror" remarks

Linux USB Drive boot problem
Universal-USB-Installer.exe from http://www.pendrivelinux.com is great tool to make any linux boot on USB flash drive, but one weird thing happened to me, I bought couple 4Gb USB flash, none of them work and giving this Syslinux load error :

No Default or UI Configuration Directive found!...

but when I use my smaller flash drive (ie 1Gb and 512Mb) it work just fine.

figured out for a while, typed this on the prompt below that error message :

grub# vmlinuz initrd=initrd.gz pmedia=cd

with that line typ

openvpn simple command
here is two simple command to have openvpn tunnel up between server and client on linux system

on server :

/usr/local/sbin/openvpn --port PORT --proto udp --dev tun0 --bcast-buffers 512 --fast-io --ifconfig 192.168.20.1 192.168.20.2 --comp-lzo --comp-noadapt --daemon --route some_net its_masking 192.168.20.2 --keepalive 30 90

on client :

/usr/local/sbin/openvpn --remote SERVERADDR --port PORT --proto udp --dev tun0 --bcast-buffers 512 --fast-io --comp-lzo --comp-noadapt --daemon --ifconfig 192.168.20.2 192.168.

Audiocodes Hunt Group routing table and its Routing Manipulation
After configuring audiocodes to work with asterisk, one thing need to be done properly, to make audiocodes just route the ip call to PSTN the way asterisk want it.

on my case here, I have my asterisk adding prefix 011 and 012 before sending it to any FXO gateway attached to my asterisk, the problem is audiocodes by default will use hunting system and use any available FXO to make a call, which I dont want it to be happen as every port is attached to different provider and I want the call to be routed properly to save the cost (and cost calcula

Intel T7300 on Sony Vaio VGN-NR220E
This is another upgrade for my 2 years old Sony Vaio VGN-NR220E. As previous project done to this low cost laptop (I got it for only US$ 320, on BestBuy sale) that changed it from Windows Vista to Windows XP and then to MacOSX Leopard 10.5.2, everything was fine except the horse power that come with this laptop, Intel T2330, is not really a horse power, more like mule power :D.

Last week, I look for the replacement of its processor, I was looking for T8100 processor initially, as other guy do the upgrade on this laptop with success ( this link

Disable copy and paste into form text field
People sometimes got lazy just to enter information such thing like this below :

your email :
confirm your email :

the second question to confirm your email address, or to be exact, to retype again the email address is having a purpose to minimize the typo or any other problem like incorrect email address, or by mistake, entering another person email address.

but because of laziness, many times for second question, people just do copy and paste, ctrl-c and ctrl-v to that column, so at this point, the purpose of hav

Mass Transits Report Hike In Riders, Fund Decline | 28 January 2009
Madonna's Russian Concert Plans Anger Local Authorities | 7 May 2009
Top diamond stays on the shelf at Geneva auction | 20 November 2008
Fed sees US contraction, moves toward inflation goal | 19 February 2009

Forum Views () Forum Replies ()

Read more with google mobile : Pakistan spy chief scraps UK trip on "terror" remarks

Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Australia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Philippines Thailand Vietnam Pakistan spy chief scraps UK trip on "terror" remarks Reuters - 50 minutes ago Send IM Story Print By Chris Allbritton ISLAMABAD - Pakistan's spy chief has called off a trip to Britain in protest at Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks on its militant ties, as Islamabad is hit by a barrage of criticism of its alleged links to terror groups. A spokesman for the Inter-Service Intelligence agency, said on Saturday that senior intelligence officials, including ISI head Lieutenant General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, would not go to London on Monday as planned for counter-terrorism talks. But President Asif Ali Zardari will still visit Britain next week, a government spokesman said. Cameron, speaking in Pakistan's arch-rival India on Wednesday, told Islamabad that it must not become a base for militants and "promote the export of terror" across the globe. A Pakistani foreign ministry spokesman said this week his country had been "saddened" by Cameron's remarks. Pakistan is a key ally of the United States whose help is crucial for U.S. and Western efforts to stabilise neighbouring Afghanistan. Cameron's remarks came days after classified U.S. military reports published on the whistleblower WikiLeaks website detailed U.S. concern that the ISI had aided Taliban militants while the Pakistani government was taking billions of dollars in U.S. aid. This was not the first time Pakistan's alleged ties to al Qaeda and Taliban militants, waging a nine-year war in neighbouring Afghanistan, have been put in the spotlight in the past two weeks. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, on a recent visit to Pakistan, said she believed al Qaeda leaders were still hiding in Pakistan and that some elements in the Pakistani government knew where they were. Cameron's remarks appear to have further annoyed Pakistan, which has launched a large-scale military offensive against al Qaeda and Taliban militants in its northwestern provinces bordering Afghanistan. The ISI spokesman said more than 2,500 Pakistani soldiers had been killed and more than 4,000 wounded in battles against militants since the U.S.-led war on Afghanistan in 2001. More than 30,000 civilians have been killed or wounded in the same period, in addition to over 100 ISI officials, the spokesman added. Pakistan's high commissioner to Britain, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, said this week in a column in Britain's Guardian newspaper that Cameron had "damaged the prospects of regional peace." Pakistan's neighbour India also accuses it of supporting militants operating on its soil and peace talks between the two countries have been deadlocked since 2008 attacks in Mumbai. "He is new in government. Maybe he will learn soon and know how to handle things," Hasan also told the British Broadcasting Corporation. Pakistan's economic losses have been estimated by the government at more than $68 billion since the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan and toppling of the Taliban regime there in 2001. Cameron, asked by British broadcasters whether he regretted damaging relations with Pakistan ahead of the meeting, he said: "I don't accept that they have been damaged ... I look forward to discussing these and other issues ." Recommend Send IM Story Print Related Articles Two China mine industry accidents kill 17, trap 24 Reuters - 36 minutes ago Pakistan spy chief scraps UK trip on "terror" remarks Reuters - 50 minutes ago Sri Lankan, Hawaiian sites make world heritage list AFP - 1 hour 10 minutes ago Kashima maintain J-League lead AFP - 1 hour 53 minutes ago All Blacks destroy Wallabies in Tri Nations rout AFP - 2 hours 20 minutes ago News Search Top Stories Engineers prepare to seal ruptured oil well US growth slows fueling fears over recovery Colombian guerrillas propose talks on conflict : video US economic growth 'welcome sign' but more needed: Obama New boss vows no BP pullback from Gulf oil crisis More Top Stories » ADVERTISEMENT Most Popular Most Viewed Most Recommended Calcium supplements linked to heart attacks: study Argentine students crack three-decade-old murder mystery Engineers prepare to seal ruptured oil well US growth slows fueling fears over recovery US Fed official warns of 'Japanese-style' stagnation More Most Viewed » Parachuting donkey shocks Russian beachgoers Argentine students crack three-decade-old murder mystery World's first full face transplant man appears on TV Paris Hilton caught with cannabis in handbag Calcium supplements linked to heart attacks: study More Most Recommended » Elsewhere on Yahoo! Financial news on Yahoo! Finance Stars and latest movies Best travel destinations More on Yahoo! News Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Subscribe to our news feeds Top StoriesMy Yahoo!RSS » More news feeds | What are news feeds? Also on Yahoo! Answers Groups Mail Messenger Mobile Travel Finance Movies Sports Games » All Yahoo! Services Site Highlights Singapore Full Coverage Most Popular Asia Entertainment Photos World Cup 2010 Copyright © 2010 Yahoo! Southeast Asia Pte Ltd. (Co. Reg. No. 199700735D). All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Community - Intellectual Property Rights Policy - Help

Other News on Saturday, 31 July 2010
Syrian, Saudi leaders urge Lebanon to avoid violence
France crime crackdown targets foreigners
Floods kill more than 400 in Pakistan's northwest |
Washington Post favors audio tycoon's Newsweek bid: report
US embassy vehicles torched in Afghan capital
Israel launches air strikes on Gaza: Palestinians |
New BP boss vows to stay the course in Gulf clean-up
US embassy staff in Paris get check-ups after suspect letter
Smartphones tempting new targets for hackers
French mother 'relieved' after admitting baby killings
Colombia rebels call for talks with new government |
US growth slows fueling recovery fears
July the deadliest month of Afghan war for US
Japanese rescue-bot can sniff out disaster survivors
US economic growth 'welcome sign' but more needed: Obama
Berlusconi in crisis after revolt by key ally
Microsoft to confront Japan watchdog on Yahoo-Google deal
New boss vows no BP pullback from Gulf oil crisis
One charger to fit new mobiles as of next year: EU
First gay couples tie knot under new Argentine law |
U.N. tells Darfur peace force to focus on security |
Canadian serial killer Pickton denied new trial |
Fire prompts evacuation of 2,000 homes north of LA
Smartphones tempting new targets for hackers
Four dead, 19 hurt in China tax office blast: state media
One charger to fit new mobiles as of next year: EU
Malaysia talent show picks 26-year-old as top 'Young Imam'
Minority Islamic sect under fire in Indonesia
Floods kill more than 400 in Pakistan's northwest
Shanghai journalists attacked after shampoo report
China says it disapproves of EU sanctions against Iran
North Korea officials seize Kim biography in Myanmar: author
Drug-tainted Japanese pop idol divorced: reports
'Nightmare' start for iPhone 4's latest launch
Emboldened RIM readies new touchscreen BlackBerry |
US-ENTERTAINMENT Summary
Sarajevo becomes biggest regional film market
Women rise to the top in "Mad Men"
Century-old steamers inspire nostalgia in Stockholm's waters
London launches cycle hire scheme
Hugh Hefner: Rebel with a cause
Air China subsidiary to buy 10 Airbus planes: statement
Japan's Mazda narrows losses in first quarter: Kyodo
Bangladesh garment workers riot over wages
Hitachi sees $996.85 million net profit in 1Q
Audi counts on China in bid for new sales record
Japan PM pledges to press ahead with fiscal reform
Malaysia, New Zealand to launch trade pact in August
India's central bank fines Standard Chartered, ICICI
Pakistan in surprise rate rise, cites inflation risk
Japan, US recovery fears send Asian stocks tumbling
The Office to continue without Steve Carell |
Women rise to the top in Mad Men |
Sarajevo becomes biggest regional film market |
Quake in northeast Iran injures 170 people
Dutch anti-Islam party to have strong voice in next govt
Smooth-talking hackers test hi-tech titans' skills
Blast hits China tax office in apparent attack |
Hamas vows revenge after Israeli strikes on Gaza
Berlusconi split with ally erodes once comfortable majority
New BP boss faces up to massive Gulf oil clean-up
US-TECH Summary
Fidel Castro says U.S. mistreating convicted spies |
Iran mother facing stoning pleads to see children
BlackBerry maker to launch tablet in November: report
Colombian guerrillas propose talks on conflict : video
Turkey sued in California over Armenian genocide
Quake in northeast Iran injures 170 people |
Google not sure if China behind service disruption
Obama urges Iran to release three U.S. hikers
True/Slant website shutting down
Chavez deploys military units in Colombia row |
Israel launches air strikes in Gaza after rocket fire
Twitter offers help in finding accounts to follow
US casualties in Afghanistan soar to record highs
Software released for attacking Android phones
Australian PM Gillard heading for defeat: new poll |
Google agrees to delete WiFi data collected in Hong Kong
Australian PM Gillard heading for defeat
Turkey sued in California over Armenian genocide |
Floods kill 37 in China's northeast: media
Emboldened RIM readies new touchscreen BlackBerry
Dutch close in on government with anti-Islam party backing |
China says coal mine blast leaves 17 dead
Curfew in Indian Kashmir as fourth protester dies
Inquiry slams 'systemic failings' in killer Australia fires
Pakistan intelligence agency scraps UK visit
Arizona immigration law appeal set for November
Malay court clears Muslim of church firebomb attack
Blast hits China tax office in apparent attack
U.S. worried more secret documents may be released
Pakistan monsoon floods kill more than 400
Polls turn against Australian PM Gillard
Ore. district attorney says no Gore prosecution
Ariz. governor considers changing immigration law
As Emmys host, Jimmy Fallon aims not to offend
Software released for attacking Android phones |
Second woman sues Casey Affleck for harassment
Deadly gas explosion destroys building in Calif.
Calif. wildfire jumps aqueduct, approaches homes
Kings of Leon moves past "Pigeon-gate"
BlackBerry maker to launch tablet in November: report |
"Jersey Shore" star Snooki arrested
NY reps. bicker over 9/11 responder bill's defeat
Teen stars align for "Camp Rock 2" soundtrack
"Law & Order" TV show fails to find a new network
Drinking edges up in US, with beer still favorite
Taiwan brewer to invest $30 mln in China: report
"The Office" to continue without Steve Carell
Malaysian tycoon launches $1.48 bln power firm buyout
S.Korea hikes wages for N.Koreans in joint industrial estate
S.Korea sees $30 bln trade surplus in 2010, above fcast
Second woman sues Casey Affleck for harassment |
Jersey Shore star Snooki arrested |
Kings of Leon moves past Pigeon-gate |
As Emmys host, Jimmy Fallon aims not to offend |
Teen stars align for Camp Rock 2 soundtrack |
Law & Order TV show fails to find a new network |
Thousands fight forest fires in Russia heatwave
Pakistan spy chief scraps UK trip on terror remarks |
Israeli air strike kills Hamas commander in Gaza
Wildfires spread in western Russia, kill 28 |
Germany mourns Love Parade victims
Israeli air strike kills Hamas commander in Gaza |
Chelsea Clinton set for lavish, secretive wedding
At least 100 hurt in Bangladesh clashes over wages |
Dozens killed and stranded by Afghanistan floods |
Merkel attends memorial for Love Parade victims |
The big day: Chelsea Clinton to wed in upstate NY
Fresh allegations slams Delhi Commonwealth Games
N.Korean FM meets Myanmar FM amid nuclear worries
India to back New Zealander for top ICC post
Pakistan spy chief scraps UK trip on "terror" remarks
Philippine Airlines cancels flights as pilots quit
Leong, Siddikur tie for lead at Brunei Open
Taiwan authorities probe oil refinery fires
Philippine Airlines cancels flights after pilots quit
China invests $40 bln in Iran oil, gas: minister
ICICI Bank profit up 17 percent on better loans
ICICI Bank profit up 17 pct on better loans

[InfoAnda] [Home] [This News]