Hi, if you are the person that made the msplinks greasemonkey script. I need to use that script as a regular script.
My website at WhatScene.com, People copy and paste from myspace profiles to whatscene profiles leaving me with people yelling about how they’re links dont work. Tho it is not my fault. I tried just using the code as a .js file, no luck
I’m good with a lot of stuff.. But this is new to me so I have no idea. Get back to me if you can. if not, I understand
I am a big fan of your Greasemonkey script, MSPlinks. I was wondering though, if there was something you could add to it or at least help me figure out how to add to it.
When editing my profile, the msplinks are still there in the edit boxes. Is there any way to convert the msplinks in the edit fields back to the original links like so I can see what I am editing again?
A reply would be great, but if you can not, I understand.
If yes, I was wondering something..
I tried to run the same type of configuration without success, and after crawling I found out that if you want to get a windows’s dhcp classid, you have to use “option user-class”, not “option dhcp-client-identifier”.
After I changed this it indeed worked. But I don’t understand why every single website talking about classid, is using “option dhcp-client-identifier” to get it, when it does obviously not work.
Any advise from you would be greatly appreciated, since you seemed to run this successfully.
Thanks!
I’m assuming you are referring to the group statement. I’m not sure why there is a difference. There are several different DHCP servers though. I’m don’t know of the configuration file differences between them or if there has been any changes to the version I was using. The version I was using (I think) was ISC’s DHCPD (I’m pretty sure that was the one that SuSE includes) but I don’t have the version number. It has been so long since I’ve messed with that. It did work correctly for me though at the time but I can’t explain why the change now.
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Hi, if you are the person that made the msplinks greasemonkey script. I need to use that script as a regular script.
My website at WhatScene.com, People copy and paste from myspace profiles to whatscene profiles leaving me with people yelling about how they’re links dont work. Tho it is not my fault. I tried just using the code as a .js file, no luck
I’m good with a lot of stuff.. But this is new to me so I have no idea. Get back to me if you can. if not, I understand
Hey Jason,
I am a big fan of your Greasemonkey script, MSPlinks. I was wondering though, if there was something you could add to it or at least help me figure out how to add to it.
When editing my profile, the msplinks are still there in the edit boxes. Is there any way to convert the msplinks in the edit fields back to the original links like so I can see what I am editing again?
A reply would be great, but if you can not, I understand.
Thanks,
–JPF–
Sounds simple enough. As long as you have the msplink in double quotes it will convert it to the exact URL.
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/10394
or
http://www.smert.net/scripts/msplinks.user.js
Thanks a ton man. This helps a lot.
Hi Jason,
Are you the one who wrote this ? dhcpd.conf multiple subnet / single physical network configuration
If yes, I was wondering something..
I tried to run the same type of configuration without success, and after crawling I found out that if you want to get a windows’s dhcp classid, you have to use “option user-class”, not “option dhcp-client-identifier”.
After I changed this it indeed worked. But I don’t understand why every single website talking about classid, is using “option dhcp-client-identifier” to get it, when it does obviously not work.
Any advise from you would be greatly appreciated, since you seemed to run this successfully.
Thanks!
Yes that was me…
I’m assuming you are referring to the group statement. I’m not sure why there is a difference. There are several different DHCP servers though. I’m don’t know of the configuration file differences between them or if there has been any changes to the version I was using. The version I was using (I think) was ISC’s DHCPD (I’m pretty sure that was the one that SuSE includes) but I don’t have the version number. It has been so long since I’ve messed with that. It did work correctly for me though at the time but I can’t explain why the change now.