http://ca.php.net/manual/en/com.requirements.php

But I have two problems:
- The script doesnt read my extension account code, so it uses the set account code (12345..)

- Is there any way to make a call to a number, ex only calling to 444, and automatically says the credit .. on other numbers i dont want the system tell me the credit.

thanks again

1. In step 6, -P must be lowercase:
sudo mkdir -p /opt/local/var/nagios/spool/checkresults

2. In step 5, sudo is repeated twice, and for those using the default apache install, htpasswd binary is located in the default path:
sudo sudo /opt/local/apache2/bin/htpasswd -c /opt/local/etc/nagios/htpasswd.users nagiosadmin

would then be:
sudo htpasswd -c /opt/local/etc/nagios/htpasswd.users nagiosadmin

One more hint: Give your server a couple of time to resync any counters. I had to wait for more than 15 minutes until I could access.

Tom

TO SIT———–SUIGH
I SIT————SUIM

TO LET OR ALLOW——-LIG
I LET OR ALLOW——–LIGIM

TO GO OR LEAVE——–IMIG
I LEAVE——–IMRIM

TO BURN———–DOIG——[ANNALS USE THE WORD LOSCAD]
I BURN————DOIM

TO GET————FAIGH OR FAIL
I GET————-FAIGHIM

TO CLEAN———–GLAN
I CLEAN————GLANAIM

TO PRAISE———-MOLAD
I PRAISE———–MOLIM

TO WRITE———-SCRIOBH
I WRITE———–SCRIOBAIM OR SCRIOAIM

THE BEST COMPILATION OF THESE VERBS AND OTHER PARTS OF SPEECH ARE AVAILABE IN

BOOK OF GREAT VERBS THE GAELIC SPEECH
PUBLISHED IN BELFAST 2000 OR SO
WRITTEN BY PROFESSOR AT QUEENS UNIVERSITY

have his name somplace about here but not handy you can look up at university site or any of the book compilations world cat or irish retail outlets.

SIUIL – TO WALK
SIULAIM- I WALK

DAR ,RA, ASAIR- TO SAY
DEIRIM- I SAY

CLOIS- TO HEAR
CLOISIM- I HEAR

TAR, TEACHT, TAGTHA- TO COME
TAGIM- I COME

FIAFRAIGH- TO ASK
FIAFRAIM- I ASK

FAIGHIM- I GET

FOR THE SEASON

SONA NOLLAIG
AGUS
SONA BLIATH NUA

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SIUIL – TO WALK
SIULAIM- I WALK—–SIULAIM A BAILE-I WALK HOME

DAR ,RA, ASAIR- TO SAY
DEIRIM- I SAY——-DEIRIM SONA NOLLAIG-I SAY HAPPY CHRISTMAS

CLOIS- TO HEAR
CLOISIM- I HEAR——CLOISIM TAGANN TU- I HEAR YOU COME[ING]

TAR, TEACHT, TAGTHA- TO COME
TAGIM- I COME———-TAGIM LE TU-I COME WITH YOU

FIAFRAIGH- TO ASK
FIAFRAIM- I ASK———FIAFRAIM CA BIET?–I ASK HOW IS IT

FAIGHIM- I GET——–FIAGHIM AIRGEAD-I GET MONEY

FOR THE SEASON

SONA NOLLAIG
AGUS
SONA BLIATH NUA

Now we have a sentance in broken Irish horrah for the gals of the web

Tue Dec 15, 2

EISTIM A TU –I LISTEN TO YOU { A IS PROABLY APPROPRAITE FOR TO}

TOGAIM SE OR E –I TAKE IT [ SI OR I CAN BE USED FOR TEH FEMININE IT]

GLANAIM NA TEACH OR ARAS – I CLEAN THE HOUSE

AMHARCAIM AR OR AG NA LEABAR –I LOOK AT THE BOOK

CEANNAIM NA LON– I BUY THE LUNCH

DRUIDIM NA DORAS – I SHUT THE DOOR

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THe COPULA — IS

Copula is alinkSomething that connects

In Language it is a link between subject and predicate in the form of the verb
TO BE
ie; he is –not he makes

IS ME SE –I AM

IS BADOIR ME– IS BOATMAN I

ATA IS USED IN ULSTER

BADOIR ATA –I AM BOATMAN

TENSE OF IS

BA MISE– I WAS

BA TUSA– YOU WERE

BA EISEAN– HE WAS

B’ISE –SHE WAS

BA MUIDNE {MAR]– WE WERE

BA SIBSE- YOU WERE

BA IADSAN– THEY WERE

BA SE FILE– HE WAS POET [was he poet]

BA SI CHARA– SHE WAS FRIEND

BA SIAD TIGERNAS THEY WERE PRINCES

B’ AILTIRE E — HE WAS ARCHETECT [ B' for ba as the subject begins in a vowel
e for se standing for he]

This tense is always in the past as it links the subject spoken of to what was
what has already happened.
Its use is easily detected by the change of the pronouns ie: me to mise ,etal]

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the copula

this writing is taken from a cronology by martin moody and byrne published in 1982 which would be the modern irish now in use in the school system at Eire.

1501

Sliocht Aodh Ui Neill divided a territory between
Mathghmhna Rossa agus Reamoinn.

the pronunciation would be:

[Sliot Ao Ui Neill divided the territory between Mamna Rossa and Reamoinn.}

1502

Tadhg m Tomaltach m Diarmada tanaiste Magh Luirg morbad do clann Ruaidhri
Sloicht Concobhair excluded from succession

{Ta m Tomalta m Dermada taneste Ma Lor marbad[slain by] do
clannRuairi [Rory]
sliot Concoer [Connor] excluded from succession.}

1503

Clann Mhathghamhna Ui Briain Iar Connacht intervenes Iar Connacht in support of Eoghan O Flaithbheartaigh.

[Clann A ana Ui Rien interviens Iar Onnact or onat in support of Eoan O Flaieartai]

Flai ear tai= Fle aurty= Flaherty in the modern name.

These are 3 good examples in written modern Irish /english historys used today.

this inclusion of the pronouncing asteric’h’ for not pronouncing the letter before the ‘h’ is much to hard for any person to read and it would be more sensible to convert the words to the old irish and use this as the written guide not the venacular peasant pronunciation still extant in ireland from the people who speak these words and still cant read or write it.

raeading and wrting under the Gaelic order and the Church order was the porvince of the nobility and the ollams and sometimes the bards.
the rest were not expected to have these professional skills .
althouh the emigrtants lost the language completey including the venacular speach the natives ramaining in ireland did retain pronciation and that is what the Hs in all the irish words of today represnt. what the people say.

A word like mahon is now which was name of prince is the reduction of mathghamna to ma amna or maon or mahon.

if in the old Irish useage of ‘D’ for ‘th’ a norse useage like Thane or thing
the word would have been Madamna

the madam.

an intersting Irish designation for the king of the hostages and our famous ancestor Niall of the nine hostages.

He did have 5 sons as well and a few daughters. 8 kids they say.
perhaps the origninal pagan gaelic gay.

Gae in the gaelic said to be the spearmen.
They all joined the Church when Pat came to save their souls from the De’vil these sons of de Bile do Spain siol of the pen.

judidonnelly

copyright august 27 2010

the Domhnall becomes spoken by the irish Donall that is the Donalle

The Donghaille is spoken by the irish Donaille or as the ai is pronounced as e Donelle the elly
the’ g’ is not pronounced by the irish as in Brighde Bride.
in the latin Briget or in the norse Brigid or Brigith.

But with the injection of the ‘h’ in donghaille the ‘g’ is not pronounced and the saying is donaille ,don desire of the le

Donnelle Where the second n comes from is the nall domhnall or donall
so donghaille becomes Donnaille or Donnelly.

voila there you are guys a name at last.

and it seems to mean basically the world of nall the all or in the creation of the don of the gaille the don aille.
the dun of the desire of the le .thats us.
Domhnall was the first kid of Aed FindLiath ard ri and Niall the second.
Domnall never became hk but was tigerna of ai leach up there in the peninsilla
and the ai le a woud be the saying of the irish ‘elea’

ai le ach = e le a as the h eliminated teh c taht is in the written form
acht is the agreement or teh at
connacht= connat.

Toirdhealbhach= tur eal ach= turealac turlough toir of the loc
raghallaigh= ra ally- reilly.

the h removed both the gs and the g at the end of the word.

the use of ‘h’ had to do with elements of the unpronounced letter in the irish writing and was introduced into the writing by the icelandic or Norse in 835ad and continued by the english normans.
today the ‘h’ is overused in the modern irish making the language almost indeciferable to anyone at all including the native speakers.

by removing many of the hs in the modern word the letters will come up as old irish the word than taking on mening. most modern words are combined words like the german somtimes whole sentances together but we are getting familiar with that readingagain via the internet logs ins and links.

part of the loss of the literature of this country was in the transplantation of the mass population of peassants laborers and small cottiers from the country to emigrant states and they had never been educted in the written word there were no books except inthe church or the princes librarys.
these people were in addition ignorant and poverty stricken and the language to tehm was not of any value in earning a living. it still is not.
therfore they made great effort to speak and each their children the language of the emigrant lands particularly english .
without instruction in their own literature the language was completly lost.
it again creeps up in small ways in the new wars in the middle east in iran iraq islamic names and sometimes in mongolia and japan some american english and bantu north africa words as wellas many english word and german ones.
it is not a dead language but an emigrated one.

judi donnelly
@ august 26 2010