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NSClient++ Help (#1) - Failed to install on Windows 2008 32bit (#439) - Message List
Trying to install NSClient++-0.3.6-Win32 via the MSI onto a Windows 2008 32bit server. The installer fails with the error:
Product: NSClient++ (Win32) -- 1: Failed to install service: OpenSCManager failed: 5: Access is denied.
I'm not sure what the issue is as I'm not really much of a Windows person. I am a local administrator on the box so I believe I should have all the permissions I need. Can someone offer me some advice? The OS prompted me about not trusting the application and asked if I wanted to continue. Not sure if that means anything or not.
Message #1376
I have the same issue, only with the 64 bit vfersion of 3.6. I tried reinstalling as administrator, and it seemed to succeed, but the log shows "Failed to get service information: OpenSCManager failed: 5: Access is denied".
I can't uninstall either, it complains about no access to OpenSCManager.
Any ideas?
Gambrinus08/20/09 21:20:49 (4 years ago)-
Message #1377
OK - I grabbed the latest nightly build (3.7), reinstalled as administrator, and all is well.
Gambrinus08/20/09 21:36:12 (4 years ago) -
Message #1395
Ugh... this is ridiculous. Now I have a version installed, that is in some stuck form and the nightly snapshot (NSClient++-0.3.7-Win32-20090719-1520.msi) can't uninstall the previous version. It throws the error:
"1: Failed to uninstall service: OpenSCManager failed: 5: Access is denied."
And if I try to manually uninstall it from the "Programs and features" thing in Control Panel, I get the exact same error. There is no doubt that I am an administrator on this server. So why can't I remove this??? I can't even find the service listed in the Services applet or see the process in Task Manager.
TheGorf08/25/09 20:00:49 (4 years ago)-
Message #1397
is it an old version?
and could you do a logged install?
msiexec /l* foo.txt /i <msi file>
and send me the log michael<at>medin<dot>name
Michael Medin
mickem08/26/09 08:29:43 (4 years ago)-
Message #1402
The version that appears to be in a sorta state of installed is the current (at the time of this writing) stable version: 3.6
Log has been emailed.
TheGorf08/26/09 20:51:20 (4 years ago)-
Message #1406
Could someone try the latest nightly?
I have don some changes so maybe it works better.
Michael Medin
mickem08/30/09 07:00:33 (4 years ago)-
Message #1413
Exact same error.
TheGorf09/02/09 02:30:14 (4 years ago)-
Message #1414
err... I meant to include the version: NSClient++-0.3.7-Win32-20090830-2232.msi
TheGorf09/02/09 02:31:01 (4 years ago)-
Message #1424
ok... this thread keeps getting longer and longer :)
I have done some investigations and the latest release work on w2k8. The "problem" though is that it wont stop/start services properly unless you run it as administrator.
All in all, this is a "minor" issue as windows 2008 handles this for you by popuping up a "kill dialog" not as nice I would have liked but it works...
Let me know is anyone has any other issues with the installer an/or windows 2008.
Michael Medin
mickem09/12/09 14:04:22 (4 years ago)-
Message #1454
I am also having this issue on a Win2k8 machine. Tried installing the 3.6 version install failed. Now I cant uninstall, nor can I install 3.7 over the top of it. Keep receiving the error:
"1: Failed to uninstall service: OpenSCManager failed: 5: Access is denied."
paulschatz10/08/09 23:03:26 (4 years ago)-
Message #1462
Try running the installer as administrator.
Since this a problem with an "old" installer it is as far as I know impossible to fix (afterwards).
Hopefully the new (0.3.7) should not have that problem.
Michael Medin
mickem10/11/09 20:53:43 (4 years ago)-
Message #1472
Today i tried to install the new version NSClient++0.3.7-x64 as administrator on an Windows 2008 SBS x64 system.
But the error is the same: Failed to uninstall service: OpenSCManager failed: 5: Access is denied.
Mario Ebenwalder
mebenwalder10/13/09 15:51:36 (4 years ago)-
Message #1473
I am not really sure I can fix this since it is a problem with the OLD MSI file.
I am not an MSI installer expert.
If someone has the time feel free to try the msizap tool and see if that works: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa370523%28VS.85%29.aspx
When I get home (weekend) I shall try to see if I can simulate this on my w2k8 VM but at the moment I don't have access to it.
Michael Medin
mickem10/13/09 15:57:00 (4 years ago)-
Message #1482
NSClient++ 0.3.7 64-bit fails to install on Windows 2008 R2, also...
A box pops up and vanishes when I run nsclient++ /install
0.3.6 64-bit installs fine.
prandal10/15/09 12:35:38 (4 years ago)-
Message #1484
nsclient++ /install
Is not what this thread is about (I hope).
But I shall investigate this as well then. I assume your running nsclient++ as administrator?
HUmm, come to think of it... what happened with the "impersonation" I had before for admin. Havent checked that since I swapped building env. so maybe I have lost that?
Michael Medin
mickem10/15/09 15:50:09 (4 years ago)-
Message #1489
Hello, I can confirm this behaviour. It happens when you try to install NSClient++ on W2K8 32bit with a user which is not "local\Administrator". Even if your user has local admin rights, you will get this error. Installation worked fine logged in as "Administrator".
Napsty10/19/09 15:24:20 (4 years ago)-
Message #1983
Hi All,
Just tested on Windows server 2008 r2 installing NSClient++ 0.3.8 x64 and installed beautifully. Have latest NSClient++ client downloaded.
Steps were :-
- Start --> (right-Click) Command Prompt icon.
- Select "Rus as administrator"
- Type "msiexec /i "NSClient++-0.38-x64.msi"
Will install and prompt at end to start service.
To uninstall do steps 1 and 2 above then run type :-
"msiexec /x "NSClient++-0.38-x64.msi"
All good :)
nionio6710/26/10 06:06:49 (3 years ago)


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From: Denis Cheng <firstname.lastname@example.com> the explicit memset call could be optimized out by data initialization, thus all the fill working can be done by the compiler implicitly. and C standard guaranteed all the unspecified data field initialized to zero. Signed-off-by: Denis Cheng <firstname.lastname@example.com> --- After comments in the former threads: http://lkml.org/lkml/2007/6/18/119 http://lkml.org/lkml/2007/6/18/48 I also think this style of zero initialization would be better. so the patch is little different: --- arch/x86_64/mm/init.c.orig 2007-06-07 10:08:04.000000000 +0800 +++ arch/x86_64/mm/init.c 2007-06-23 13:12:26.000000000 +0800 @@ -406,8 +406,8 @@ void __cpuinit zap_low_mappings(int cpu) #ifndef CONFIG_NUMA void __init paging_init(void) { - unsigned long max_zone_pfns[MAX_NR_ZONES]; - memset(max_zone_pfns, 0, sizeof(max_zone_pfns)); + unsigned long max_zone_pfns[MAX_NR_ZONES] = {}; + max_zone_pfns[ZONE_DMA] = MAX_DMA_PFN; max_zone_pfns[ZONE_DMA32] = MAX_DMA32_PFN; max_zone_pfns[ZONE_NORMAL] = end_pfn; -
* From: Denis Cheng * Newsgroups: linux.kernel Why not just show actual objdump output on code (maybe with different oxygen atoms used in gcc), rather than *talking* about optimization and standards, hm? I bet, that will be a key for success. And if you are interested in such optimizations, why not to grep whole source tree for this kind of things? I'm not sure one function in arch/x86_64 is only such ``unoptimized''. And after doing that maybe you will see, that "{}" initializer can be applied not only to integer values (you did init with of *long int*, with *int*, btw), but to structs and others. Ahh, one more thing about _optimizing_ your time, i.e. not wasting one. Add to CC list people, who already did reply on you patch. Otherwise you are showing your disrespect for them and hiding from further discussion. I think you do not, but Linux development not have an automatic system for patch tracking, so you are on your own with your text editor and e-mail client on this. Please take care for your time. -- frenzy -o--=O`C #oo'L O <___=E M -
Bullshit. We expect a C compiler, and if a C compiler violates the C standard that's a bug in the compiler that has to be fixed. Open your eyes and you'll find thread overviews at the left side of the URLs he gave... cu Adrian -- "Is there not promise of rain?" Ling Tan asked suddenly out of the darkness. There had been need of rain for many days. "Only a promise," Lao Er said. Pearl S. Buck - Dragon Seed -
If you are serious, please consider last kernel headers vs ANSI C discussion, then GNU extensions of the GCC C compiler and relevant "if ICC doesn't support GCC extensions it's ICC's bug". That was about implementation. About standards you are not serious, aren't you? (Please don't see this as for this particular case, but as general Where's constructive context and support of yet another patch author, ____ -
If only Joerg would tell us where the problem exactly is... There might be a bug in the kernel header, but this simply has to be gcc is a C compiler and claims to follow the C standard. The kernel does not claim to be compilable by a plain C compiler. The comments are in the _threads_. The patches are only the roots of the threads. cu Adrian -- "Is there not promise of rain?" Ling Tan asked suddenly out of the darkness. There had been need of rain for many days. "Only a promise," Lao Er said. Pearl S. Buck - Dragon Seed -
> gcc is a C compiler and claims to follow the C standard. Not with the options the kernel build uses. But, close enough -- the differences are really minor stuff. Segher -
here is the objdump output of the two object files: As you could see, the older one used 0x38 bytes stack space while the new one used 0x28 bytes, and the object code is two bytes less, I think all these benefits are the gcc's __builtin_memset optimization than the explicit call to memset. $ objdump -d /tmp/init.orig.o|grep -A23 -nw '<paging_init>' 525:0000000000000395 <paging_init>: 526- 395: 48 83 ec 38 sub $0x38,%rsp 527- 399: 48 8d 54 24 10 lea 0x10(%rsp),%rdx 528- 39e: fc cld 529- 39f: 31 c0 xor %eax,%eax 530- 3a1: 48 89 d7 mov %rdx,%rdi 531- 3a4: ab stos %eax,%es:(%rdi) 532- 3a5: ab stos %eax,%es:(%rdi) 533- 3a6: ab stos %eax,%es:(%rdi) 534- 3a7: ab stos %eax,%es:(%rdi) 535- 3a8: ab stos %eax,%es:(%rdi) 536- 3a9: 48 89 7c 24 08 mov %rdi,0x8(%rsp) 537- 3ae: ab stos %eax,%es:(%rdi) 538- 3af: 48 c7 44 24 10 00 10 movq $0x1000,0x10(%rsp) 539- 3b6: 00 00 540- 3b8: 48 c7 44 24 18 00 00 movq $0x100000,0x18(%rsp) 541- 3bf: 10 00 542- 3c1: 48 8b 05 00 00 00 00 mov 0(%rip),%rax # 3c8 <paging_init+0x33> 543- 3c8: 48 89 44 24 20 mov %rax,0x20(%rsp) 544- 3cd: 48 89 d7 mov %rdx,%rdi 545- 3d0: e8 00 00 00 00 callq 3d5 <paging_init+0x40> 546- 3d5: 48 83 c4 38 add $0x38,%rsp 547- 3d9: c3 retq 548- $ objdump -d /tmp/init.new.o|grep -A23 -nw '<paging_init>' 525:0000000000000395 <paging_init>: 526- 395: 48 83 ec 28 sub $0x28,%rsp 527- 399: 48 89 e7 mov %rsp,%rdi 528- 39c: fc cld 529- 39d: 31 c0 xor %eax,%eax 530- 39f: ab ...
... or from complex memset() implementation (some chips even didn't do `rep' fast enough somehow). Maybe code like below will be acceptable for both optimizers and maintainers? |-*- unsigned long max_zone_pfns[MAX_NR_ZONES] = { [ZONE_DMA] = MAX_DMA_PFN, [ZONE_DMA32] = MAX_DMA32_PFN, [ZONE_NORMAL] = end_pfn, [ZONE_MOVABLE] = 0UL }; Yes, comments and discussion is most important thing. But with such That was a side note. ____ -
we should just alias our memset to the __builtin one, and then provide a generic one from lib/ for the cases gcc needs to do a fallback. -
In x86_64 there's infrastructure to check and select right memset(). Therefor it's need, i think. But if one will took a look at usage, zero memset() optimization becomes obvious, one argument off -- one reg is free from clobbering. |-*- flower-:22-rc4-mm2/arch/x86_64$ grep memset -R . | grep "[ 0,]0," | wc -l 42 flower-:22-rc4-mm2/arch/x86_64$ flower-:22-rc4-mm2/arch/x86_64$ cd .. flower-:22-rc4-mm2/arch$ grep memset -R . | grep "[ 0,]0," | wc -l 735 flower-:22-rc4-mm2/arch$ flower-:22-rc4-mm2$ grep memset -R . | grep "[ 0,]0," | wc -l 6679 flower-:22-rc4-mm2$ |-*- ____ -
The last time I checked, gcc generated horrible badly performing code for builtin memset/memcpy() when -Os is specified. -ben -- "Time is of no importance, Mr. President, only life is important." Don't Email: <firstname.lastname@example.com>. -
if you care about the last cycle, don't specify -Os but -O2. simple as that... you get what you tell the compiler you want. -- if you want to mail me at work (you don't), use arjan (at) linux.intel.com Test the interaction between Linux and your BIOS via http://www.linuxfirmwarekit.org -
Certain distros are shipping kernels compiled with -Os. And it's more than just a couple of cycles. -ben -- "Time is of no importance, Mr. President, only life is important." Don't Email: <email@example.com>. -
so those distros pick space over some cycles. Who are you to then override that choice ? ;-) seriously, why are we even talking about overriding a choice the user (or distro vendor as user) made here? -- if you want to mail me at work (you don't), use arjan (at) linux.intel.com Test the interaction between Linux and your BIOS via http://www.linuxfirmwarekit.org -
There is a real issue in the fact that compiling with -Os is available through a kconfig option and AFAIR used by some distributions. I doubt distros enable CONFIG_CC_OPTIMIZE_FOR_SIZE due to size considerations, but due to speed considerations. I wouldn't care if CONFIG_CC_OPTIMIZE_FOR_SIZE was hidden behind CONFIG_EMBEDDED, but as long as it's available as a general purpose option we have to consider it's performance. The interesting questions are: Does -Os still sometimes generate faster code with gcc 4.2? If yes, why? cu Adrian -- "Is there not promise of rain?" Ling Tan asked suddenly out of the darkness. There had been need of rain for many days. "Only a promise," Lao Er said. Pearl S. Buck - Dragon Seed -
I think you are missing the point. You tell the kernel to OPTIMIZE_FOR_SIZE. *over performance*. Sure. Performance shouldn't be EXTREMELY pathetic, but it's not; and if it were, it's a problem with the gcc version you have (and if you are a distro, you can surely fix on a system level, size can help performance because you have more memory available for other things. It also reduces download size and gives you more space on the live CD.... if you want to make things bigger again, please do this OUTSIDE the "optimize for size" option. Because that TELLS you to go for size. -- if you want to mail me at work (you don't), use arjan (at) linux.intel.com Test the interaction between Linux and your BIOS via http://www.linuxfirmwarekit.org -
then do we need a new option 'optimize for best overall performance' that goes for size (and the corresponding wins there) most of the time, but is ignored where it makes a huge difference? I started useing Os several years ago, even when it was hidden in the embedded menu becouse in many cases the smaller binary ended up being faster. in reality this was a flaw in gcc that on modern CPU's with the larger difference between CPU speed and memory speed it still preferred to unroll loops (eating more memory and blowing out the cpu cache) when it shouldn't have. if that has been fixed on later versions of gcc this would be a good thing. if it hasn't (possibly in part due to gcc optimizations being designed to be cross platform) then either the current 'go for size' or a hybrid 'performance' option is needed. David Lang -
that isn't so easy. Anything which doesn't have a performance tradeoff is in -O2 already. So every single thing in -Os costs you performance on a micro level. The translation to macro level depends greatly on how things are used (you even have to factor in download times etc)... so that is a fair question to leave up to the user... which is what there is today. -- if you want to mail me at work (you don't), use arjan (at) linux.intel.com Test the interaction between Linux and your BIOS via http://www.linuxfirmwarekit.org -
this has not been true in the past (assuming that it's true today) ok, if you look at a micro-enough level this may be true, but completely ignoring things like download times, the optimizations almost always boil down to trying to avoid jumps, loops, and decision logic at the expense of space. however recent cpu's are significantly better as handling jumps and loops, and the cost of cache misses is significantly worse. is the list of what's included in -O2 vs -Os different for different CPU's? what about within a single family of processors? (even in the x86 family the costs of jumps, loops, and cache misses varies drasticly) ignore things like download time for the moment. it's not significant to most people as they don't download things that often, and when they do they are almost always downloading lots of stuff they don't need (drivers for example) users are trying to get better performance 90+% of the time when they select -Os. That's why it got moved out of CONFIG_EMBEDDED. David Lang -
At least not in the example Duron/Athlon case. Both -march=athlon{,-4) but 64K versus 256K L2 which I'd expect to be an important difference in the -Os versus -O2 behaviour. Rene. -
In my experience, -Os produced faster code on gcc-2.95 than -O2 or -O3. It was not only because of cache considerations, but because gcc used different tricks to avoid poor optimizations, and at the end, the CPU ended executing the alternative code faster. With gcc-3.3, -Os show roughly the same performance as -O2 for me on various programs. However, with gcc-3.4, I noticed a slow down with -Os. And with gcc-4, using -Os optimizes only for size, even if the output code is slow as hell. I've had programs whose speed dropped by 70% using -Os on gcc-4. But their size was smaller than with older versions. But in some situtations, it's desirable to have the smallest possible kernel whatever its performance. This goes for installation CDs for instance. Willy -
> In my experience, -Os produced faster code on gcc-2.95 than -O2 or -O3. On what CPU? The effect of different optimisations varies -Os is "as fast as you can without bloating the code size", so that is the expected result for CPUs that don't need There are much better ways to achieve that. Segher -
this sounds like you are saying that people wanting performance should pick -Os. what should people pick who care more about code size then anything else? (examples being embedded development where you may be willing to sacrafice speed to avoid having to add additional chips to the design) David Lang -
That is true on most CPUs. Some CPUs really really need some of things that -Os disables (compared to -O2) for -Os and tune some options. There is extensive work being done over the last few years to make GCC more suitable for embedded targets btw. But the -O1/-O2/-O3/-Os gives you four choices only, it's really not so hard to understand I hope that for more specific goals you need to add more specific options? Segher -
No, -Os is for size only : -Os Optimize for size. -Os enables all -O2 optimizations that do not typically increase code size. It also performs further optimizations designed to reduce code size. So it is expected that speed can be reduced using -Os. I won't report Optimizing is not a matter of choosing *one* way, but cumulating everything you have. For instance, on a smart boot loader, I have a kernel which is about 300 kB, or 700 kB with the initramfs. Among the tricks I used : - -Os - -march=i386 - align everything to 0 - replace gzip with p7zip Even if each of them reduces overall size by 5%, the net result is 0.95^4 = 0.81 = 19% gain, for the same set of features. This is something to consider. Regards, Willy -
That's not a CPU, that's an architecture. I hope you understand there are very big differences between different members of the x86 family and you don't compare 2.95 on a Pentium class CPU to 3.x on an Opteron or 4.x on a Pentium4 That is not "for size only". Please read again. A 70% speed decrease is something that should be at least investigated, even if then perhaps it is decided GCC already A few percent points slower is expected, 20% would be explainable, but 70%? -O2 and -Os are supposed to differ in _minor_ ways. Such a huge performance drop is unexpected. If you file the PR, Yes of course. I'm just saying -Os is a pretty minor step in the overall making-things-smaller game. Leaving out XFS Sure. I don't think making -Os mean "as small as possible in all cases" (or, rather, introducing a new option for that) would help terribly much over the current -Os meaning -- a few percent at most. That's not to say that no such optimisations are added anymore, but mostly they turn out not to decrease speed at all and so are enabled at any -O level :-) Segher -
That's -Os mostly. Some awful CPUs really need higher loop/label/function alignment though to get any You told it to unroll loops, so it did. No flaw. If you feel the optimisations enabled by -O2 should depend on the CPU tuning selected, please file a PR. Also note that whether or not it is profitable to unroll a particular loop depends largely on how "hot" that loop is, and GCC doesn't know much about that if you don't feed it profiling information (it can guess a bit, sure, but it can guess wrong too). Segher -
actually, what you are saying is that the compiler can't know enough to figure out how to optimize for speed. it will just do what you tell it to, either unroll loops or not. this argues that both O2 and Os are incorrect for a project to use and instead the project needs to make it's own decisions on this. if this is the true feeling of the gcc team I'm very disappointed, it feels like a huge step backwards. David Lang -
It bases its optimisation decisions on the options you give it, the profile feedback information you either or not gave For optimal performance, you need to fine-tune options yes, I speak only for myself. However this is the only way it _can_ be, the compiler isn't clairvoyant. Some of the heuristics sure could use some tuning, but they stay heuristics. Segher -
My point is commit c45b4f1f1e149c023762ac4be166ead1818cefef CC_OPTIMIZE_FOR_SIZE is currently known as an experimental feature to For a given gcc version, there's a finite number of differences between -Os and -O2. The interesting question is for which differences with gcc 4.2 we want the -Os version in the kernel for best performance. This should then be That's a different point. If you don't care about performance but care about size then -Os is Agreed, but CONFIG_CC_OPTIMIZE_FOR_SIZE should again be under CONFIG_EMBEDDED. cu Adrian -- "Is there not promise of rain?" Ling Tan asked suddenly out of the darkness. There had been need of rain for many days. "Only a promise," Lao Er said. Pearl S. Buck - Dragon Seed -
I would wager that the CPU type makes more of a difference than the compiler version. That is, I'd expect my Duron with it's "puny" 64K L1 to have a very different profile than it's Athlon brother with 256K L1. Not to mention CPUs with as little as 8K L1 (P1). I can't quote numbers -- it's a bit hard to test those things anyway as it's a system-global effect and not su much that's easily isolated in a dedicated benchmark. Rene. -
Sorry, that should've been L2. And "its" ... And while I'm at it, "and not so much one that's [ ...]". Rene. -
Smaller code can mean fewer page faults, fewer cache invalidations, etc. It's not just a matter of compiler code generation, gotta look at the whole picture. Jeff -
Sure, but my point is that if the kernel is considered special and the best optimization for the kernel is therefore between -Os and -O2, we should try to find this point of best optimization. This should address Arjans point that -Os might not be best choice for best performance (and it's actually our fault if gcc generates stupid cu Adrian -- "Is there not promise of rain?" Ling Tan asked suddenly out of the darkness. There had been need of rain for many days. "Only a promise," Lao Er said. Pearl S. Buck - Dragon Seed -
the picture gets even murkier when you consider that even if neither option overflows the cpu cache the one that takes more space in the cache leaves less space in the cache for the userspacde code that the system is what can be done to find the horribly bad but small code among the "it's smaller and would be less efficiant if you didn't consider the cache" majority? David Lang -


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Blair's Twisted Priorities: Example No 94
32 comments:
- PC Bloggs said...
While at national police training school, I was equally delighted to discover that the Home Office had saved money by only spending an average of £1.20/day on our meals (three meals each). Prisoners at that time got £1.70. Oh well, at least I learned to have some sympathy for those I was to be locking up.
(W)PC Bloggs - September 10, 2006 9:51 pm
- Buster George said...
Arse about faced it is, but given the state of things in this country not supprising.
the rights of the criminal are always put before those of the victim, if we keep that in mind,then the government will put it's own priorities and wants first, after all they hav edone a criminal job at running this country. - September 10, 2006 9:52 pm
Oh. My. God.
Tony Blair is a monster So's that fat, greedy wife.
Our armed forces and protectors should be getting 30 minutes and people who have offended against society should be getting zero. They want contact with their "families" - the woman they were semi-living with when they were nicked - they can write a letter. - September 10, 2006 9:53 pm
Iain, what do you expect........
Tony Liar and the Scottish Mafia will be out of our hair soon enough. - September 10, 2006 9:55 pm
- semper bufo said...
Des Broon on meeting a soldier in Iraq/Afghanistan.
" Oh you will have had your phone call then?" - September 10, 2006 10:08 pm
Well it just goes to show what corruption, ineptitude and immoral ways can do for a country.
Why is this happening? Why are the good and decent being victimised?
Why do I have to put a thief's, a drug addict's, a rapist's, a murder's, a child molester's, a granny killer's, feelings and or rights before mine and any other decent person?
This government has turned into the laughing stock of the world. I feel embarrassed by the Labour Party and Tony Bliar.
The fact he and his cronies constantly sweep our views and feeling under the carpet and treat us with total indifference will ultimately be there down fall.
I hear Labour I think corrupt. I do not trust this government and never will. I don't want GB – I don't want any of them full stop. - September 10, 2006 10:16 pm
Anonymous 9:55 pm - "Tony Liar and the Scottish Mafia will be out of our hair soon enough."
Well, yes and no. But if they run Alan Johnson, Labour will still be in power. I don't know much about him, but he doesn't seem to be motivated by commies the way Tone, Cherie, the gay Gordon, Jack Straw (haven't heard much from him lately; gone to ground has he?)and all the other dusty old Trots are.
If they run Johnson, he will win. - September 10, 2006 10:36 pm
- Buster George said...
Heard on the news today that nanny state are going to insist on every bike having a bell or you will be fined up to £2000,
Shame the Labour party didn't come with a bell, after all they seem to have taken us all for a good ride for the last nine years. - September 10, 2006 10:37 pm
- towcestarian said...
Verity said - They want contact with their families ... they can write a letter.
...and they can pay for their own bloody stamps, too. - September 10, 2006 10:42 pm
- Jonathan Sheppard said...
Due to the FCO incompetence, they probably cant afford calls - Didn't some phone get pinched and then were allowed to run up hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of bills (in fact it was £600,000 as Ive just checked).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5201748.stm - September 10, 2006 10:43 pm
- UK Daily Pundit said...
Where's Liam Fox in all this? The troops are under-equipped, undermanned and overstretched and his silence is deafening. What does he do all day?
- September 10, 2006 10:48 pm
towcestarian - damn' straight. When did the British public make a contract with criminals to give them those little extras that make life so worth living? Don't they sell stamps in the tuck shop?
UK Daily Pundit - Excellent question! What does this man do all day? Book Dave's Brazilian wax jobs?
Whatever happened to Dave's disabled kid he was touting around to features editors for months, by the way? On ice until the next election?
Where's the Shadow Cabinet? Not just Liam Fox, but the rest of them? - September 10, 2006 11:15 pm
Verity, if they run Johnson, then perhaps they deserve to win........
- September 10, 2006 11:26 pm
- Johnny Norfolk said...
These are the things that are wrong in Britain and nobody in power does anything about it.
They then wonder why there is voter apathy. - September 10, 2006 11:40 pm
anonymous 11:26 p.m. If they are smart enough to dump Gordon and the whole Tony and toxic cohorts gang, perhaps they would deserve to win under Johnson.
He will probably be to the right of Cabana Boy. - September 10, 2006 11:42 pm
johnny norfolk - I hope you'll forgive me, but have you been following this thread?
Tony Blair, Cherie Blair, Gordon Brown, Jack Straw et al have created this situation of voter helplessness and apathy. Don't you understand that? This is their greatest triumph. - September 10, 2006 11:56 pm
Yes ...they're also getting the death penalty, instead of Ian Huntley
What a wicked government - piano wire anyone?
ROTB - September 10, 2006 11:56 pm
I'm not entirely sure how you're linking this to Blain, Iain.
Is the 20minute policy exclusive to Iraq? Do troops stationed in Afghanistan and Sierra Leone get longer? Surely it's an Army-wide policy, and as such, has been policy for some time.
That's not to exonerate the present government but this was presumably the case in the first Gulf War too? - September 11, 2006 12:47 am
- permanentexpat said...
I have, for a very long time, referred to the UK as "The Septic Isle"
Some folk have felt a tad affronted.
Well.....unaffront yourselves, the evidence is clear again....and again....and again... - September 11, 2006 1:53 am
- permanentexpat said...
I mentioned the phone-time scandal weeks ago
- September 11, 2006 1:55 am
- The Last Boy Scout said...
Iain, you must surely have enough material now for another Little Red Book of New Labour sleeze. It's the perfect time for a sequel.
- September 11, 2006 5:19 am
- David said...
In Gulf War 1 we didn't have access to mobile phones nor landlines unless we were in HQ and even then we couldn't use them for home calls!
The 20 minute rule nowadays is because that's all that is on the phone cards they issue not the time limit as such. We can buy extra time but when there are only ten phones for 1000 men it gets a bit difficult to make the call in the first place. I've seen gguys get up at 3am just to call home when the phones aren't busy!
The welfare package provided by MoD (who spent 1 BILLION on their HQ refurbishment including nice comfy chairs and large screen TVs) is crap actually compared to the Yanks or even the Aussies in Baghdad according to my sources out there. The same rules and lack of welfare stuff applies worldwide not just Iraq. Obviously some places such as Helmand are more difficult to provide but hey, if the Yanks prefer to fly in a satellite dish and phone booth rather than comfy chairs and air conditioning for the HQ staff then they have their priorities right! This NuLabour government do not CARE about the troops. - September 11, 2006 7:56 am
- Ian said...
It is simply not true. As an ex-screw, allow me to comment:
Prisoners have to buy their own phone calls and are charged a very high rate/minute (higher than a phonebox). They are limited to the amount of phonecards they can buy and given that they rarely earn more than £ 12 per week it often comes at the expense of other things.
Prisoners are given 2 free letters a week but that is all, and of little use to those who cannot read and write.
I'm afraid this piece sounds like something out of the Daily Mail. Outrage above facts. - September 11, 2006 9:02 am
The UK Daily Pundit - last I heard of Liam Fox was this about why we should let turkey in the EU. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2006/09/03/do0305.xml
- September 11, 2006 9:08 am
Anon 12.47AM
That's not to exonerate the present government but this was presumably the case in the first Gulf War too?
What in 1990? I'd imagine that the access to sat-phones was a lot,lot more restricted back then. We have a fair why since those dark ages. - September 11, 2006 10:29 am
- Adrian Yalland said...
Verity - half of them can't write! The other half find it even more difficult to speak too!
- September 11, 2006 10:30 am
- HowRidiculous said...
'plain old Her Majesty'?
To the Tower with him... - September 11, 2006 11:09 am
- Neil Craig said...
And what was the ratio during Gulf War 1. My bet would be that it was worse because international telecommunications have improved enormously. The other point is that soldiers can pay for extra phone calls whereas carrying a mobile around in prison is frowned on.
Not saying prison shouldn't be tougher or soldiering easier but you are not quite comparing like with like. - September 11, 2006 11:14 am
- Adrian Yalland said...
Regarding your comments about DC's disabled child, I am afriad that you can be a really offensive individual at times - needlessly so!
For what it's worth, DC and his wife spend a huge amount of time in and out of hospital with their 'disabled kid'. And to my knowledge, he never 'touted' the child anywhere. It was well known that he had a disabled child because he has been active in campaigning for several charities relevant to the child's disorder. He has been apprached on several occassions and asked for interviews, which to my knowledge, he has handled sensitively and in a low-key way - unlike Blair who would be wearing a T-shirt with a photograph on!
Just cos you don't like him, there is no need to stoop so low. Try and grow up a bit please! - September 11, 2006 1:16 pm
"The other point is that soldiers can pay for extra phone calls whereas carrying a mobile around in prison is frowned on."
Oh really. Poor lags. The 20 min free phone calls are from fixed land lines in Military Installations. If you can get there. As for mobiles, they are truly frowned upon on operations because of security but I would wager a fiver that lags can overcome any phone problem aided by a friendly warder. As for "Soldiers can pay for extra phone calls" read the Independant on soldiers working for half the minimum wage and then book a ticket back to Planet Knob from whence you came. - September 11, 2006 1:45 pm
- ian said...
You're right. We're paying these people to be in Basra. They should pay for their own phone calls!
- September 11, 2006 11:09 pm
- The Bonobo said...
Teri said: "Why do I have to put a thief's, a drug addict's, a rapist's, a murder's [sic], a child molester's, a granny killer's, feelings and or rights before mine and any other decent person?"
A 'decent' person wouldn't place drug addicts in the same category of awfulness as kiddy fiddlers and murderers.
Drug addiction is a physiological (and often psychopathological) state of being - and perceived 'fault' is not really an issue. To condemn someone for presenting with an aberrant neuro-receptor configuration is the height of stupidity - and bigotry.
I like a drink but I'm alive to the fact that alcohol, a govt sanctioned *drug*, harms society far more than any other (and I would know). Unless you're teetotal, I would suggest you keep your hypocritical thoughts to yourself and_shut_it.
Drug *users*, unlike dealers, who exploit said affliction, do not belong in prison. Prison exists to deprive real criminals (violent types; habitual thieves; drink drivers even), and not hedonists, of their freedom, and to protect citizens from harm. What purpose is served by exposing hedonists to real criminality for years on end?
I suppose you think wheelchair-bound individuals are just lazy f@ckers.
Right. Getting back to Iain's post, an illuminating piece appeared in the Indy (and yep, I am slightly ashamed to admit I gave it my attention today), which revealed *our* troops receive, in effect, a paltry £2.45 an hour, less than half what you'd earn in a friggin' sausage factory.
To put that in perspective, when Blair and his troglodyte wife begin their US speaking tour they will earn approx TEN times that PER SECOND (not an exaggeration, do the maths). That's your reward for being Bush's arse-licker-in-chief for 5 years. Nice work if you can get it.
Blair: things can only get better - when he snuffs it - or at least f@cks off out of the country; FOR GOOD.
Cheers! - September 12, 2006 1:32 am


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Eldridge, a Shokan resident who is also founder and president of Hudson River Ventures, could not be reached for comment, but according to his spokesman, Mike Morey, "Sean is giving serious consideration to running."
Morey is a former Hudson Valley regional director for U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y.
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The Hudson Valley Development Corp. announced on Wednesday that Laurence Gottlieb would replace Oates, who has accepted the chief executive officer position at Eldridge's Uptown Kingston-based company Hudson River Ventures.
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Eldridge's organization Protect Our Democracy describes its mission as being to reduce the influence of money and special interests in New York state elections. The organization was one of two groups that provided about $250,000 in funding supporting state Sen. Cecilia Tkaczyk, D-Duanesburg, in her upset win over former Republican Assemblyman George Amedore of Rotterdam in the 2012 race for the 46th Senate District.
Scenic Hudson last week announced Eldridge had donated $100,000 to the environmental organization to further Scenic Hudson's work in helping Hudson River communities "prepare for rising sea levels and the disastrous impacts of extreme weather events like Superstorm Sandy." Continued...
In addition to being Facebook's co-founder, Eldridge's husband Hughes is the publisher and editor-in-chief of The New Republic.
If Eldridge runs and gets the Democratic nomination, he would likely face Gibson, who is in his second term in the House after having defeated former U.S. Rep Scott Murphy, D-Glens Falls, in 2010 and former Ulster County Democratic Committee chairman Julian Schreibman in 2012.
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The vehicle was pulled over in Bayou Vista when the driver, Stansbury failed to signal a turn.
Stansbury fled on foot but deputies lost sight of him. A bag of marijuana was reportedly located in the area where he fled.
Agents noticed a vehicle driving around that same area and made a second traffic stop. That vehicle was driven by Watts, and there were three children in the vehicle, none reportedly properly restrained. Stansbury was reportedly hiding on the floorboard under the legs of the minors.
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After nearly three years of legal maneuvers, Anthony's capital murder trial began on May 24, 2011.
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Workington quayside leisure and housing scheme revealed
Last updated at 21:16, Thursday, 09 August 2012
A plan to revamp Workington's quayside area has been revealed.
Proposals to create 94 homes off Curwen Road, close to the marina, will go before Allerdale planners on Tuesday and are set to be approved.
It is the first stage of a plan that developers Port Derwent Developments LLP say would be "the next major regeneration scheme since the development of Washington Square that will redefine Workington and transform Derwent Howe's post-industrial decline."
The wider plans include a waterfront leisure and housing scheme, to be completed in five phases, on land that extends to the end of the quay.
The site is owned by Allerdale council but is subject of an option agreement between Port Derwent Developments and the council.
Port Derwent Developments is in the process of exercising the option to acquire the land.
The company, based in Farnham, Surrey, has applied for outline permission for a 94-home estate of five rows of largely terraced houses, running parallel with the harbour and Curwen Road.
The proposal would be for mainly two and three bedroom terraced and semi-detached homes with a smaller number of four and five bedroom semi-detached houses.
It would include a play area, 188 parking spaces and a level of affordable housing.
Four letters of objection raised concern about increased traffic, removal of plants, trees and wildlife and loss of a footpath.
Planning officers say the applicant considered those concerns and modified plans accordingly.
In 2009 the company was granted permission to build a four-storey 60-bed hotel on the same site, and last year mooted plans for 99 homes there.
In 2006 private firm Rhymer Investments Limited, also based in Farnham, Surrey, outlined a £150 million plan to revamp the area, including a marina with houses, shops, hotel, restaurants and a waste recycling facility.
No one from Port Derwent Developments was available to comment last night.
First published at 19:19, Thursday, 09 August 2012
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#29: Switch to Thumbdrives for Image Delivery
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