we had Night OWl DVR-HDA10PB-162_RS 16 Channel H.264 DVR W/2TB HDD, but we forgot the admin's password.
We googled website, we did not find out any workaround.
Some of guys suggest to open the box and remove the battery, but the solution does not figure out our Model.
We called the support center, they told us to send solution by email, but we do not get any more now...
At last we figured out the issue by register NightOwl on http://nightowlsp.com/, and created a ticket to describe what we wanted. They send back an email to give us temporary password for admin.
We login into our night owl by the temporary password. Great!
The NightOwl online support is perfect!
Night owl has an amazing customer service.They are very responsive and attentive.Couldnt ask for a better customer support nor a better survallence system.If you call and can confirm a couple of questions that the system owner should know then theyll have you up and going in less than 5
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I am using this project for AgoraVideoChat application using local database (phpMyAdmin). Created 2 test users and used two different browsers in my computer to get both users logged in.
The problem is, that the online status of both users remain "offline". After a little troubleshooting i found that the array onlineUsers remain vacant. Your kind help is highly appreciated.
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wajahat
I have energyshop.se which is a small webshop im doing for a customer. She sells various stuff but she has meditations on .mp3 and on discs. The customers can choose to buy:
a disc which is then sent to their home address.
one listening to one part of a meditation or one listening to all parts in a meditation
some items are also available for download for another price.
So question is how do I solve this? We use PayPal at her site to make the payments and I know that after a payment I can redirect the users to a "thankyouforthepurhase"-page if I want to. That leads me to think that one option is to take the users to that page where they can download/listen, but I dont know how to "connect" the shopped item with the isplayed files to be downloaded and/or listene once too and how to limit this. I mean if the page is energyshop.se/thanks someone that have made the purchase can just copy that address and go straight there.
There is also a idea about codes in some way. If they make a purchase they get a code sent to them for download or listening, but how do I generate this code which has to be unique everytime and the password ha to change everytime someone has entered it so someone dont save the code as well.
Well im kinda out of ideas and not sure how to do this. I just wanna wrap this project up but I think I hve to solve this for her.
I guess the solution depends on how much control (or security) she feels is required. If all you need is a reasonable confidence that a user has paid, then you can be much more relaxed about the whole thing.
The 'thanks' page could easily provide the content in concert with the transaction id paypal will return - you can use this to control what is shown. If you're not too worried about a 'listen-once' item being replayed, or 'download' being downloaded a bunch of times then you can avoid a bunch of edge-case stuff (where download fails or listen-once feed dies halfway, etc) and simply serve links to content based on the transaction.
If its abused then you can put effort into locking down content, serving mp3 streams from one-time links, tracking downloads in a database etc, but that will cost significantly more (in both time and server resources) so if you can, try simple first :)
I'm wondering to know if I can have a event or some way to know when the user deletes my App, so I can delete him from my Database. Is it possible?
First; Just because the user deleted the app on one device doesn't mean they don't have it installed on others - or won't install it on others.
To your question; Apple doesn't give you a way to do this. Perhaps you could use some sort of "expiration" window - e.g.: if they don't start the app within 90 days, expire the records from your database?
The short answer would be NO, since the user can delete your app without even starting it.
What you could do is send a message to your server every time the user starts the app and get an approximation of how active the user is. Very little activity -> delete the user from DB.
Nope, chuck testa. Otherwise people could abuse this feature with alerts and crap like that!
I am looking for a way or a plugin so that trac sends me email about the number of new or closed tickets (and some information about these tickets also ) for a specific duration lets say for the last three days.
Basically I need to know how many tickets have been created in last week and how many of them have been closed at the end of week.
Of course the email only should be sent to the admin and not to all the users.
For additional Trac funcionality we have Trac plugins, yes. And the first place to look for them is trac-hacks.org .
The excellent TagsPlugin in use overthere already delivers some hints on resources tagged with notification or notifications. The most comprehensive and mature solution is certainly TracAnnouncer with a just reworked configuration interface providing a highly sophisticated opt-in and opt-out subscription system. Unfortunately digest notification are not integrated today.
Still there are other plugins, that fill in the gap, i.e. check the XMailPlugin. It claims to do configurable instant, daily and weekly notifications, so this may be for you. Since this is a relativly new plugin, you should expect some pending issues, but the author might be very open to your suggestion. If you're becoming a heavy user giving valuable test feedback and a bit lucky too, asking kindly could be enought to make things happen.
There's a slightly different way to solve this problem that doesn't require any plugins. First, create a custom "timeline" view that displays the information that you want. In your example, this would be all "opened and closed tickets" starting from "today" and going back three days. When viewing this custom view, you should see a link at the bottom of the page that says "RSS Feed" (on my system, the resulting URL looks something like this: http://myserver/timeline?ticket=on&max=50&authors=&daysback=3&format=rss). Click on this link to subscribe to the feed using your web browser, email client, or other program capable of reading feeds. Now, you can view the results live at any time. What you can do at this point is only limited by the capabilities of your feed reader app, but most can at least be configured to notify you when the feed is updated.
I'm looking for ideas on how to implement some type of fast login scenario for an application that will allow employees to quickly login.
I work with an organization that has employees rotate every 30 minutes to a different location. If there are 3 employees, then the first employee won't come back to the checkout station for an hour. The checkout station is a higher traffic area where different things are borrowed by customers. Right now they have a generic login, but the organization wants to track which employee checked out/in a borrowed item. The problem is when they rotate there are customers there many times and having them logoff and login either via a workstation login or an application login is too slow for customer service.
Any suggestions?
I think a fingerprint reader would work well for logging in users. Then, they wouldn't have to type anything to log in.
There are plenty of biometric SDKs online that should be able to help you with this. And, I think some commercial readers will do something similar already, so you wouldn't even need to write any code.
Here's an article on Microsoft's Upgraded Fingerprint Reader
Also, you can have them scan once to log in, and once they are logged in, they can scan again to get logged completely out of the system (instead of just locking the screen or forgetting to log out and walk away.)
Use an application-level login, but make it only based on typing in their employee ID. This will simply identify who they are, exchanging security for speed while not giving up identity. Using employee ID's for this is a good way of guaranteeing uniqueness. I've seen systems like this work in retail, and it's really fast. Employees get used to typing this number into the console.
I'm not sure if it's in your budget but this sounds like a good use for those little button 1-wire devices. Basically it's an electronic "key" that is about the size of a button and can be read very quickly.
So Employee A goes to the station, puts his button on the pad(takes like 2 seconds) and he's logged in. When he needs to leave he pushes one button to log out, then employee B can come and log in, etc etc.
a picture of the button: