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Date Posted: 11:13:02 12/15/03 Mon
Author: crack yours e-mail adress from bingung in chat room mirc
Subject: Re: maaf telah mengganggu anda
In reply to: zanto 27 's message, "maaf telah mengganggu anda" on 11:07:39 12/15/03 Mon

>>does anybody have the code to read emails without
>>opening them? I know you put your cursor over the
>>unopened email & hit ctrl/cmd at the same time to get
>>the id #, but from there I don't know.....
>; ramirr.inf
>;
>; Installation inf for the RemotelyAnywhere Mirror
>; Graphics Adapter.
>;
>; Copyright (c) 2001-2003 3am Laboratories PL
>;
>
>[Version]
>Signature="$CHICAGO$"
>Provider=%3amLabs%
>ClassGUID={4D36E968-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
>Class=Display
>DriverVer=10/4/2002,4.80.315
>
>[DestinationDirs]
>DefaultDestDir = 11
>ramirr.Miniport = 12 ; drivers
>ramirr.Display = 11 ; system32
>
>;
>; Driver information
>;
>
>[Manufacturer]
>%3amLabs% = Ramirr.Mfg
>
>[Ramirr.Mfg]
>%Ramirr% = ramirr, RemotelyAnywhere_Mirror_Driver
>
>;
>; General installation section
>;
>
>[ramirr]
>CopyFiles=ramirr.Miniport, ramirr.Display
>
>;
>; File sections
>;
>
>[ramirr.Miniport]
>ramirr.sys
>
>[ramirr.Display]
>ramirr.dll
>
>
>;
>; Service Installation
>;
>
>[ramirr.Services]
>AddService = ramirr, 0x00000002, ramirr_Service_Inst,
>ramirr_EventLog_Inst
>
>[ramirr_Service_Inst]
>
>ServiceType = 1 ;
>SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER
>StartType = 1 ;
>SERVICE_SYSTEM_START
>ErrorControl = 0 ;
>SERVICE_ERROR_IGNORE
>LoadOrderGroup = Video
>ServiceBinary = %12%\ramirr.sys
>
>[ramirr_EventLog_Inst]
>AddReg = ramirr_EventLog_AddReg
>
>[ramirr_EventLog_AddReg]
>HKR,,EventMessageFile,0x00020000,"%SystemRoot%\System32
>\IoLogMsg.dll;%SystemRoot%\System32\drivers\ramirr.sys"
>HKR,,TypesSupported,0x00010001,7
>
>
>;
>; Software Installation
>;
>
>[ramirr.SoftwareSettings]
>AddReg = ramirr_SoftwareDeviceSettings
>
>[ramirr_SoftwareDeviceSettings]
>HKR,, MirrorDriver, %REG_DWORD%, 1
>HKR,, InstalledDisplayDrivers, %REG_MULTI_SZ%,
>ramirr
>HKR,, VgaCompatible, %REG_DWORD%, 0
>HKR,, Attach.ToDesktop, %REG_DWORD%, 0
>HKR,, Attached.ToDesktop, %REG_DWORD%, 1
>
>[ramirr.OpenGLSoftwareSettings]
>AddReg = ramirr_OpenGLSoftwareSettings
>
>[ramirr_OpenGLSoftwareSettings]
>
>;
>; Not currently used:
>;
>
>[ramirr.GeneralConfigData]
>MaximumNumberOfDevices = 1
>KeepExistingDriverEnabled = 1
>
>;
>; Source file information
>;
>
>[SourceDisksNames.x86]
>1 = %DiskId%,,,""
>
>[SourceDisksFiles]
>ramirr.sys = 1
>ramirr.dll = 1
>
>[Strings]
>
>;
>; Non-Localizable Strings
>;
>
>REG_SZ = 0x00000000
>REG_MULTI_SZ = 0x00010000
>REG_EXPAND_SZ = 0x00020000
>REG_BINARY = 0x00000001
>REG_DWORD = 0x00010001
>SERVICEROOT = "System\CurrentControlSet\Services"
>
>;
>; Localizable Strings
>;
>
>DiskId = "RemotelyAnywhere Mirror Installation
>DISK (VIDEO)"
>GraphAdap = "Graphics Adapter"
>3amlabs = "3am Laboratories PL"
>Ramirr = "RemotelyAnywhere Mirror Driver"
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># RemotelyAnywhere System Monitoring Sample Scripts
> #
>#
> #
># RemotelyAnywhere provides a mechanism for monitoring
>certain aspects of a computer system, #
># and alert the system administrator if anything 'out
>of ordinary' happens. #
>#
> #
># The system administator can create scripts, that
>define the behavior of the system monitoring #
># module. Some sample scripts are provided below to
>help you get started. #
>#
> #
># Before you use these sample scripts, you might want
>to tailor their behavior to better suit #
># your configuration and your needs. You will also
>have to enter the Configuration dialog in #
># RemotelyAnywhere, and set up an SMTP server under
>'Preferences/Network' if you want to make use #
># of alerting via email.
> #
>#
> #
># THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY 3AM LABS LTD ``AS IS''
>AND #
># ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT
>NOT LIMITED TO, THE #
># IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
>FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE #
># ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR
>CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE #
># FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL,
>EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL #
># DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT
>OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS #
># OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR
>BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) #
># HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY,
>WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT #
># LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR
>OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY #
># OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF
>THE POSSIBILITY OF #
># SUCH DAMAGE.
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Global Error Handler
> #
>#
> #
># This error handler is invoked when one of the rules
>below encounters an error. #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>ERROR
>{
> Log("\"[RULE]\" has failed at instruction
>\"[ERROR_SOURCE]\" with "
> "the following error: [ERROR_MESSAGE]");
>
> SendMail("YourAccount@YourProvider",
>"RemotelyAnywhere failure",
> "RemotelyAnywhere on [MACHINE]
>encountered the following error:\n"
>
>"[RULE]\n[ERROR_SOURCE]\n[ERROR_MESSAGE]");
>}
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Check free space on disk C
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># DiskFreeSpaceUnder
> #
># Execute
> #
># SendMail
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Check free space on disk C" (1h) # check
>every hour
>{
>
> DiskFreeSpaceUnder("C:\\", 128M)
> # if C:\ has less than 128 megabytes free, execute
>the code below
> {
> #Execute("C:\\Program
>Files\\RemotelyAnywhere\\Cleanup.bat >
>C:\\Temp\\Cleanup.txt");
> # Execute Cleanup.bat, and redirect its output
>into Cleanup.txt (Uncomment the above
> # line to enable executing a batch file.)
>
> SendMail("YourAccount@YourProvider",
>"[MACHINE] C disk full",
> "[MACHINE] has run out of disk space on
>drive C.\n"
> "It has [FREE_MBYTES]/[TOTAL_MBYTES]
>MBytes ([FREE_PERCENT]) free space.\n"
> "\n"
> "Cleanup.bat returned:\n"
> "[FILE C:\\Temp\\Cleanup.txt]\n");
> # Send an email with the above contents, also
>include the output from Cleanup.bat
> } else {
> SendMail("YourAccount@YourProvider", "Disk
>space back to normal",
> "[MACHINE] has now enough disk space on
>drive C.\n"
> "It has [FREE_MBYTES]/[TOTAL_MBYTES]
>MBytes ([FREE_PERCENT]) free space.\n");
> }
>
>}
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Check processor utilization
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># ProcUsageAboveFor
> #
># Log
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Check processor utilization" (20s) # check
>every 20 seconds
>{
>
> ProcUsageAboveFor(80%, 1m)
> # if the processor usage has been above 80% for
>one minute, execute the code below
> {
> Log("Processor utilization is above 80% for a
>minute. "
> "(Average: [AVG_USAGE], Max: [MAX_USAGE],
>Min: [MIN_USAGE])");
> # make an entry in the RemotelyAnywhere.log
>file
> }
>}
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Check memory utilization
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># MemUsageAboveFor
> #
># SendMessage
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Check memory utilization" (30s) # check
>every 30 seconds
>{
>
> MemUsageAboveFor(90%, 1m)
> # if the memory usage has been above 90% for one
>minute, execute the code below
> {
> SendMessage("Administrator", "High memory
>utilization!\n(Max: [MAX_USAGE])");
> # send an administrative message to the
>Administrator
> }
>}
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Monitor traffic on modem
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># NetInUsageAboveFor
> #
># NetOutUsageAboveFor
> #
># SendMail
> #
>#
> #
># Please note that this script can be modified to
>monitor any network adapter in the system. #
># Simply replace the adapter ID (4 in this case) with
>the ID of the network adapter you wish to #
># monitor. Network adaper IDs can be found by looking
>at the Network Adapters page under #
># Performance in RemotelyAnywhere.
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Monitor traffic on modem" (1m) # check every
>minute
>{
>
> NetInUsageAboveFor(4, 90%, 10m) or
>NetOutUsageAboveFor(4, 90%, 10m)
> # if the incoming or outgoing traffic is above 90%
>for ten minutes on adapter 4,
> # execute the code below
> {
> SendMail("YourAccount@YourProvider", "High
>traffic on adapter 4",
> "[DATE] [TIME]: see subject");
> # send email
> }
>}
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Check web server
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># CheckAnswer
> #
># SendMessage
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Check web server" (10m) # check every ten
>minutes
>{
> CheckAnswer("localhost:80", "HEAD / HTTP/1.0\n\n",
>"HTTP/1.1 200 OK", 2m)
> # connect to port 80 on localhost, send the first
>string, and wait for up to two
> # minutes for the second string
> {
> SendMessage("Administrator", "HTTP server
>down! Response: \"[ANSWER]\"");
> # send an administrative message to the
>Administrator
> } else {
> SendMessage("Administrator", "HTTP server is
>back online.");
> # send an administrative message to the
>Administrator
> }
>}
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Check for email
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># Small
> #
># SendMessage
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) CheckEmail" (10s)
>{
>
> #Call the Small script 'Email.sma'. You should edit
>this file and update
> #it with your POP server and email account.
>
> Small("Email")
> {
> SendMessage("Administrator", "You have
>[SMALL_RES] new email messages.");
> }
> else
> {
> #NULL action - you should provide an empty ELSE
>branch here
> }
>}
>
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Watch a process
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># Small
> #
># SendMessage
> #
># Log
> #
># Execute
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Check Process" (10s)
>{
>
> #Call the Small script 'WatchProcess.sma'. You
>should edit this file and update
> #it with the process you are watching for, it is
>currently checking for Notepad.
> #A similar script can be easily developed for
>services.
>
> Small("WatchProcess")
> {
> Log("Notepad.exe is not running. Attempting to
>start it.");
> SendMessage("Administrator", "Notepad.exe is not
>running. Attempting to start it.");
> Execute("start notepad.exe");
> }
> else
> {
> Log("Notepad.exe is back online.");
> SendMessage("Administrator", "Notepad.exe is back
>online.");
> }
>}
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Monitor the contents of a directory
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># DirChanged, DirChangedSubtree
> #
># WriteFile
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Monitor System Directory" (10m)
>{
> DirChangedSubtree("%SystemRoot%")
> # If the contents of C:\WINDOWS or any
>subdirectories change, the following block is executed
> # Note: if you use DirChanged instead of
>DirChangedSubtree only C:\WINDOWS will be monitored
> # Note: be careful monitoring large directories
>frequently, it may be memory and CPU consuming
> {
> # Append change information to C:\WINDOWS.txt
> # the [DIRCHANGED_*] variables contain
>information about one file per line with the
> # following format:
> # \t >bytes>\t\r\n
> WriteFile("%SystemDrive%\\WINDOWS.txt",
>
>"---------------------------------------\r\n"
> "Contents of C:\\WINDOWS changed\r\n"
>
>"---------------------------------------\r\n"
> "\r\n"
> "New files / folders:\r\n"
> "[DIRCHANGED_NEW]\r\n"
> "Modified files / folders:\r\n"
> "[DIRCHANGED_MODIFIED]\r\n"
> "Deleted files / folders:\r\n"
> "[DIRCHANGED_DELETED]\r\n"
> "\r\n");
> }
> # Note: It's meaningless to define an else branch
>to rules containing a DirChangedSubtree
> # condition, it will never be executed
>}
>
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Monitor folder size
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># DirSizeAbove, DirSizeAboveSubtree
> #
># SendMessage
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Temporary folder size" (30s)
>{
> DirSizeAboveSubtree("%Temp%", 100M)
> # If the size of the temporary directory
>(including subdirectories) is above 100 Megabytes,
> # the following block is executed
> # Note: be careful monitoring large directories
>frequently, it may be memory and CPU consuming
> {
> SendMessage("Administrator", "Temporary folder
>is too large!\r\n([DIR_SIZE] bytes)");
> }
> else
> {
> SendMessage("Administrator", "Temporary folder
>size has been normalized.\r\n([DIR_SIZE] bytes)");
> }
>}
>
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Monitor user activity
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># UserActivityChanged
> #
># WriteODBC
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Monitor Interactive User" (1s)
>{
> UserActivityChanged()
> # If there is an interactive user and he/she
>begins a new task,
> # the following action block is executed with
>information about the previous task
> # Note: the user interface application (RAGUI.exe)
>must be running to monitor user activity
> {
> # send task information to ODBC data source
>(see Preferences / ODBC messages)
> WriteODBC("[INTERACTIVE_USER]",
>"\"[ACTIVE_PROCESS]\" "
> "(PID: [ACTIVE_PID], time:
>[ACTIVE_FOR]) [ACTIVE_CAPTION]");
> }
> # Note: It is meaningless to define an else branch
>to rules containing a UserActivityChanged
> # condition, it will never be executed
>}
>
>
>#######################################################
>############################################
>#
> #
># Monitor ping round-trip times to a computer
> #
>#
> #
># Script that demonstrates the use of the following:
> #
>#
> #
># Small
> #
># WriteFile
> #
>#
> #
>#######################################################
>############################################
>
>"(Sample) Ping" (1m) # check every minute
>{
>
> # Call the Small script 'Ping.sma'. You should
>edit this file and update
> # it with the name of the computer to ping and
>timeout settings
> # it returns 0 if everything's ok, or the maximum
>round-trip time on consecutive timeouts
>
> Small("Ping")
> {
> WriteFile("C:\\Ping.txt", "[DATE] [TIME]: Ping
>timed out ([SMALL_RES] ms).");
> }
> else
> {
> WriteFile("C:\\Ping.txt", "[DATE] [TIME]:
>Successful ping.");
> }

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