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The Lounge War Stories Prize of being an Admin Post 302605597 by hedkandi on Thursday 8th of March 2012 01:16:25 AM
Old 03-08-2012
Well, they did track back and tried pointing it back at him..but you know something really weird? The exact SAME time he was editing the crontab someone else was also editing it!! So this guy saved and exit and AFTER that the other guy quit and exit without saving! SO whatever changes he did the first time was overwritten and the fault was GENUINE. But to do that TWICE in two weeks!!!?? He wasn't fired but he left after 6 months of working, he didn't like the working culture there. They don't fire people for that, it was filed under "human-error"

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Originally Posted by spynappels
Was he fired? If I was his manager and had any suspicion that he was responsible and was able to prove it, not only would he be fired, he'd also be prosecuted for criminal damage!
He wasn't fired, was filed under "human error" because two people were editing it at a same time but the customer was duly compensated. This is just the kind of thing that happens on daily basis over there. He err'ed the first time I admit but I was suspicious when he err'ed again the following week.

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..dont get me started on the 1st level support guy whom renamed a system to a single numeric value of "2" His excuse was that he wasn't aware what uname -S does in UNIX..last I checked he's still there
 

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POE::Component::Jabber::Events(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation		       POE::Component::Jabber::Events(3pm)

NAME
POE::Component::Jabber::Events - exports constants for tracking status of PCJ SYNOPSIS
PCJ_CONNECT PCJ_CONNECTING PCJ_CONNECTED PCJ_CONNECTFAIL PCJ_STREAMSTART PCJ_STREAMEND PCJ_NODESENT PCJ_NODERECEIVED PCJ_NODEQUEUED PCJ_SSLNEGOTIATE PCJ_SSLSUCCESS PCJ_SSLFAIL PCJ_AUTHNEGOTIATE PCJ_AUTHSUCCESS PCJ_AUTHFAIL PCJ_BINDNEGOTIATE PCJ_BINDSUCCESS PCJ_BINDFAIL PCJ_SESSIONNEGOTIATE PCJ_SESSIONSUCCESS PCJ_SESSIONFAIL PCJ_RTS_START PCJ_RTS_FINISH PCJ_READY PCJ_SHUTDOWN_START PCJ_SHUTDOWN_FINISH PCJ_SOCKETFAIL PCJ_SOCKETDISCONNECT DESCRIPTION
POE::Component::Jabber::Events exports many useful constants for tracking the status of PCJ during its operation. Simply subscribe to these events in order to receive notification. EXPORTS
Below are the exported constants with a brief explanation of what it is signalling to the end developer: PCJ_CONNECT 'connect' or 'reconnect' event has fired. PCJ_CONNECTING Connecting is now in process PCJ_CONNECTED Initial connection established PCJ_STREAMSTART A <stream:stream/> tag has been sent. The number of these events is variable depending on which Protocol is currently active (ie. XMPP will send upto three, while LEGACY will only send one). PCJ_SSLNEGOTIATE TLS/SSL negotiation has begun. This event only is fired from XMPP and JABBERD20_COMPONENT connections. PCJ_SSLSUCCESS TLS/SSL negotiation has successfully complete. Socket layer is now encrypted. This event only is fired from XMPP and JABBERD20_COMPONENT connections. PCJ_SSLFAIL TLS/SSL negotiation has failed. This event only is fired from XMPP and JABBERD20_COMPONENT connections. PCJ_AUTHNEGOTIATE Whatever your authentication method (ie. iq:auth, SASL, <handshake/>, etc), it is in process when this status is received. PCJ_AUTHSUCCESS Authentication was successful. PCJ_AUTHFAIL Authentication failed. PCJ_BINDNEGOTIATE For XMPP connections: this indicates resource binding negotiation has begun. For JABBERD20_COMPONENT connections: domain binding negotiation has begun. This event will not fire for any but the above two connection types. PCJ_BINDSUCCESS For XMPP connections: this indicates resource binding negotiation was sucessful. For JABBERD20_COMPONENT connections: domain binding negotiation was successful. This event will not fire for any but the above two connection types. PCJ_BINDFAIL Binding for which ever context has failed. PCJ_SESSIONNEGOTIATE Only for XMPP: This indicates session binding (XMPP IM) negotiation has begun. PCJ_SESSIONSUCCESS Only for XMPP: This indicates session binding (XMPP IM) negotiation was successful. PCJ_SESSIONFAIL Session negotiation has failed for which ever context. PCJ_NODESENT A Node has been placed, outbound, into the Wheel. ARG0 will be the node. PCJ_NODERECEIVED A Node has been received. ARG0 will be the node. PCJ_NODEQUEUED An attempt to send a Node while there is no valid, initialized connection was caught. The Node has been queued. See POE::Component::Jabber event 'purge_queue' for details. ARG0 will be the node. PCJ_RTS_START A return_to_sender event has been fired for an outbound node. ARG0 will be the node. PCJ_RTS_FINISH A return_to_sender event has been fired for a matching inbound node. ARG0 will be the node. PCJ_READY This event indicates that the connection is fully initialized and ready for use. Watch for this event and begin packet transactions AFTER it has been fired. PCJ_STREAMEND A </stream:stream> Node has been sent. This indicates the end of the connection and is called upon 'shutdown' of PCJ after the Node has been flushed. PCJ_SHUTDOWN_START This indicates that 'shutdown' has been fired and is currently in progress of tearing down the connection. PCJ_SHUTDOWN_FINISH This indicates that 'shutdown' is complete. PCJ_SOCKETFAIL This indicates a socket level error. ARG0..ARG2 will be exactly what was passed to us from POE::Wheel::ReadWrite. PCJ_SOCKETDISCONNECT This indicates the socket has disconnected and will occur in both normal, and in error states. AUTHOR
(c) Copyright 2007-2009 Nicholas Perez. Released under the GPL. perl v5.12.4 2011-08-09 POE::Component::Jabber::Events(3pm)
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