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To be clear: I would not recommend GoGrid – not in a million years, here’s why…

May 19, 2009 at 5:53 pm · Filed under Uncategorized

A company that chooses GoGrid instead of Amazon has not done it’s homework.

I continue to get sent surveys from an entry level “cloud” called GoGrid asking me if I would recommend them. It’s beginning to get infuriating.
It seemed to me that GoGrid (part of Servpath) is cutting it’s teeth in the cloud market at my expense by having shoddy practices and fairly inadequate support staff.

If it’s not clear by now, I’m no longer a customer of GoGrid and will would advise anyone thinking about taking up cloud hosting to dismiss this company.
For a company which claims a nonsensical 10000% uptime, they certainly set a low standard which doesn’t really seem to be achieved.

GoGrid provided me with a fairly sub-standard level of service and support. There was a rapid response time to tickets but often the quality or resolution was below par. It remains (to this day) a fact that there are open areas in closed tickets. Attention to detail is something GoGrid lacks.

What in fact they have offered is actually 10000% worse level of service than Amazon, which, since switching, has offered me nothing but 100% uptime.

It is my opinion that GoGrid have developed a pretty good “blame culture” e.g. They were DDOS’d which caused interruptions over a period of days – a number of hours clocked up when the server was unavailable.

From their perspective, it was not their fault they were DDOS’ed and their systems became unaccessible. From my perspective it’s not my fault they were inadequately prepared.

Gogrid, on two occasions, notified me at 8.30PM (UTC) on a Friday evening that my server was going to be rebooted – for reasons to do with mandatory patching. The first time they left my web server hanging for 10 hours – at least I found it at 11am inaccessible because a key had to be typed in to enable a certificate – a key which had been provided to them.

Then , a few weeks later, my server mysteriously went offline for a number of hours. It was  allegedly my fault – though no logs were on the system and GoGrid did not fulfill their promise to send me the logs as per the ticket request (did you Steve?). It is currently a fact that it has never been possible to determine why the server went off line. As a result an unknown quantity remains and it’s foolhardy to think you can build production quality systems in an environment that has inherent and unexplainable behavior of this nature.

In both cases it was “my fault” for not being technically apt enough to realise I should have at least 2 servers for high availability. My system never left a ‘test’ state – there is little point in building a production quality system on a bed of sand. The bottom line is, if a hosting company has to keep patching and rebooting a server they should provide a second server free in a different datacenter.

The biggest offence was the starting of an instance which I had shut down- I was migrating away from them and did not appreciate that instance being started mid-migration.
The emailed excuses and reasoning the instance was restarted were something I would be ashamed to have sent out. I don’t know if they think I was born yesterday but the response made me think that they think I am an idiot.

What I found most comical about GoGrid is the attacks on Amazon that can be found on their web site.

For your informatiom Amazon offers a very reliable console which makes managing instances very easy. They offer Elastic DB and S3 storage as well as Map Reduce for intensive tasks. There are a massive no. of builds available and I’ve not once had to contact their support. And I’ve never had any downtime.
I would, in fact, highly recommend Amazon and advise anyone to steer away from GoGrid. Do not be drawn in by their fake promises and free load balancer.
I would finally add that I see no use for or even a reason for GoGrid to exist. At worse we host our systems on clouds for reasons of economy and stability – unless GoGrid get a grip I can’t see how they can survive “as-is”. Also, it’s not really scaleable – it doesn’t offer the storage, db and other capabilities that Amazon does.

Frankly it’s pointless.

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(state 14) gmail,googlemail,godaddy transfer domains, mail not working

May 8, 2009 at 12:35 pm · Filed under Uncategorized

Scenario to consider:

If google handled your mails and all was fine until you transferred the www domain from “register” to
godaddy AND you were having your mails routed via some non-google entity BUT google was/is andling your mails then you may need to go to the godaddy console to avoid errors of the sort:

Technical details of permanent failure:
Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the recipient domain.
We recommend contacting the other email provider for further information about the cause of this error.
The error that the other server returned was: 550 550 sorry, mail to that recipient is not accepted (#5.7.1) (state 14).

MX records should point to googles own devices – not any other 3rd party. e.g. if they happen to include secureserver.net
then this should be edited out. As of writing the mx records should include.

MailServer Hostname:     Priority
ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.     10
ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.     20
ALT2.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.     30
ASPMX2.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.     40
ASPMX3.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.     50
ASPMX4.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.     60
ASPMX5.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.     70

The CNAMES section needs

www @

mail gns.google.com

as a minimum and where ‘@’ by default points to the IP in your A Host section.

This is likely caused if, say, moving off gogrid where the records would have been changed to make the email work.
Once the relationship between the previous provider has been terminated, so may your routing!

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googlemail or gmail – a gotcha to wotcha

May 5, 2009 at 1:24 pm · Filed under Uncategorized

Heres one that threw me for a min or 60 today.

Persons writing code handling email addresses, at least from google, should bear in mind that in some cases a user may register an account using their gmail email account (only about 99% of online registration forms require an email address as part of the registration process).
However, could be that the registrant has a field settings in googlemail account (under the settings->accounts tab) to “Send email as” you@googlemail.com – which is not you@gmail.com.
The clue is in the top right corner of the brower window when logged into your gmail (googlemail or whatever its called) inbox.

Arguably, $e= str_replace(“gmail”,”googlemail”,$e);

But then there are some oddballs that might do it the other way round so it’s anyones guess.

Embedded codes in emails are better to identify the sender than their email address – odd as this may sound.

Hmmm

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Google and Experts Exchange responsible for melting icecaps

April 14, 2009 at 8:23 pm · Filed under Uncategorized

Of course the environment is someone elses problem that they will fix. And when it comes to money the “needs of me are greater than the needs of the many”. Though both the wealthy and the poor enjoy the same air.

According to research, a single Google ’search’ requires enough electricity to boil a kettle – doubtful (or is it?) but probably would raise the temperature of the water noticeably.

How much energy would Google save if they listened to their customers who politely ask them continuously to give them an easy way to block results from Experts Exchange?  I’ve asked Google this to be ignored. I have, however, found a solution but first, I see postings from thousands of people requesting experts-exchange be “optionally de-listed” or at least moved further down the search results.

Look here:

A Google query:  fsck log centos5

Returned 3510 results.

Here’s a corresponding query that removes the results from EE

fsck log centos5 -experts-exchange

returned 880 results.

In other words, about a quarter. You probably couldn’t reliably equate that as a 75% saving in electricity but if you consider the time wasted by individuals clicking on results, waiting for the page to load then  to find they have to pay for the answer, before pressing the back button, juggling the words about and doing another search.
When you add it all up it probably equates to the same amount of greenhouse  gas  from a small herd of grass munching and flatulent cows.

I don’t know how many query’s on Google I do per day but when doing Adobe, Linux, SQL and stuff I must do 20 to 30/hour so getting on for 300 a day some days.

Anyway, Experts-Exchange – you are a menace and a time waste – I get it free of the web and can’t see any point in paying for something collected and shared by the goodwill of others.

Heres a clue to solve the problem – http://www.google.com/coop/manage/cse/

CSE is Custom Search Engine.

Look at how to use the Google Marker – http://www.google.com/coop/cse/marker

Turn off experts-exchange using the marker.

Seems to work. Make sure to use the custom search engine and add it to your default search.

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International STD codes cell/mobile/gsm xml sql

April 4, 2009 at 10:57 pm · Filed under mysql

Hard to find xml formatted country std codes, had a good look on Google.

Maybe someone else had better luck. If not, Country codes and carriers

below in xml and sql. Something I extracted from someones html, pasted into a

spreadsheet, exported as csv then used excellent tool from sourceforge

called csv2xml to convert to an xml file.

I needed a webservice for Adobe ActionScript to identify a visitor’s

local from their mobile (rather than IP) so this xml is the backend.

Anyway, second thoughts, decided to pull it into a db. The clue for

that is below the xml with the full sql so you can pull it straight in

if you wish.




<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<numbers>
<row>
  <Country>Afghanistan</Country>
  <ccode>93</ccode>
  <carrier>70</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Afghanistan</Country>
  <ccode>93</ccode>
  <carrier>75</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Afghanistan</Country>
  <ccode>93</ccode>
  <carrier>77</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Afghanistan</Country>
  <ccode>93</ccode>
  <carrier>78</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Afghanistan</Country>
  <ccode>93</ccode>
  <carrier>79</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Albania</Country>
  <ccode>355</ccode>
  <carrier>6</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Antigua and Barbuda</Country>
  <ccode>1268</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Argentina</Country>
  <ccode>54</ccode>
  <carrier>15</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Armenia</Country>
  <ccode>374</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Australia</Country>
  <ccode>61</ccode>
  <carrier>4</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Austria</Country>
  <ccode>43</ccode>
  <carrier>650</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Austria</Country>
  <ccode>43</ccode>
  <carrier>660</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Austria</Country>
  <ccode>43</ccode>
  <carrier>664</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Austria</Country>
  <ccode>43</ccode>
  <carrier>676</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Austria</Country>
  <ccode>43</ccode>
  <carrier>680</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Austria</Country>
  <ccode>43</ccode>
  <carrier>681</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Austria</Country>
  <ccode>43</ccode>
  <carrier>688</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Austria</Country>
  <ccode>43</ccode>
  <carrier>699</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Azerbaijan</Country>
  <ccode>994</ccode>
  <carrier>50</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Azerbaijan</Country>
  <ccode>994</ccode>
  <carrier>55</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Azerbaijan</Country>
  <ccode>994</ccode>
  <carrier>70</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bahamas</Country>
  <ccode>1242</ccode>
  <carrier>35</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bahamas</Country>
  <ccode>1242</ccode>
  <carrier>45</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bahamas</Country>
  <ccode>1242</ccode>
  <carrier>55</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bahrain</Country>
  <ccode>973</ccode>
  <carrier>3</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bangladesh</Country>
  <ccode>880</ccode>
  <carrier>181</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bangladesh</Country>
  <ccode>880</ccode>
  <carrier>19</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bangladesh</Country>
  <ccode>880</ccode>
  <carrier>17</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bangladesh</Country>
  <ccode>880</ccode>
  <carrier>16</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Belarus</Country>
  <ccode>375</ccode>
  <carrier>25</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Belarus</Country>
  <ccode>375</ccode>
  <carrier>29</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Belarus</Country>
  <ccode>375</ccode>
  <carrier>33</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Belarus</Country>
  <ccode>375</ccode>
  <carrier>44</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Belgium</Country>
  <ccode>32</ccode>
  <carrier>47</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Belgium</Country>
  <ccode>32</ccode>
  <carrier>48</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Belgium</Country>
  <ccode>32</ccode>
  <carrier>49</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Belize</Country>
  <ccode>501</ccode>
  <carrier>6</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Benin</Country>
  <ccode>229</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bhutan</Country>
  <ccode>975</ccode>
  <carrier>17</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bolivia</Country>
  <ccode>591</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bosnia and Herzegovina</Country>
  <ccode>387</ccode>
  <carrier>61</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bosnia and Herzegovina</Country>
  <ccode>387</ccode>
  <carrier>62</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bosnia and Herzegovina</Country>
  <ccode>387</ccode>
  <carrier>63</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bosnia and Herzegovina</Country>
  <ccode>387</ccode>
  <carrier>65</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Botswana</Country>
  <ccode>267</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Brazil</Country>
  <ccode>55</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Brazil</Country>
  <ccode>55</ccode>
  <carrier>8</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Brazil</Country>
  <ccode>55</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Brunei</Country>
  <ccode>673</ccode>
  <carrier>8</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bulgaria</Country>
  <ccode>359</ccode>
  <carrier>87</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bulgaria</Country>
  <ccode>359</ccode>
  <carrier>88</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bulgaria</Country>
  <ccode>359</ccode>
  <carrier>89</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Bulgaria</Country>
  <ccode>359</ccode>
  <carrier>48</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Burkina Faso</Country>
  <ccode>226</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Burundi</Country>
  <ccode>257</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Cambodia</Country>
  <ccode>855</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Cape Verde</Country>
  <ccode>238</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Chile</Country>
  <ccode>56</ccode>
  <carrier>97</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Chile</Country>
  <ccode>56</ccode>
  <carrier>98</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Chile</Country>
  <ccode>56</ccode>
  <carrier>99</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>People&apos;s Republic of China</Country>
  <ccode>86</ccode>
  <carrier>13</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>People&apos;s Republic of China</Country>
  <ccode>86</ccode>
  <carrier>15</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Colombia</Country>
  <ccode>57</ccode>
  <carrier>31</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Comoros</Country>
  <ccode>269</ccode>
  <carrier>3</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>242</ccode>
  <carrier>4</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>242</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>242</ccode>
  <carrier>6</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>22</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>78</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>81</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>84</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>85</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>86</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>88</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>89</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>90</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>94</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>95</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>96</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>97</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>98</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Democratic Republic of Congo</Country>
  <ccode>243</ccode>
  <carrier>99</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Dominican Republic</Country>
  <ccode>+1-809 or +1-829</ccode>
  <carrier>None</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Costa Rica</Country>
  <ccode>506</ccode>
  <carrier>3</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Croatia</Country>
  <ccode>385</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Cuba</Country>
  <ccode>53</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Cyprus</Country>
  <ccode>357</ccode>
  <carrier>99</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Cyprus</Country>
  <ccode>357</ccode>
  <carrier>96</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Cyprus</Country>
  <ccode>357</ccode>
  <carrier>97</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Czech Republic</Country>
  <ccode>420</ccode>
  <carrier>60</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Czech Republic</Country>
  <ccode>420</ccode>
  <carrier>72</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Czech Republic</Country>
  <ccode>420</ccode>
  <carrier>73</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Czech Republic</Country>
  <ccode>420</ccode>
  <carrier>77</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Denmark</Country>
  <ccode>45</ccode>
  <carrier>30</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Denmark</Country>
  <ccode>45</ccode>
  <carrier>40</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Djibouti</Country>
  <ccode>253</ccode>
  <carrier>8</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Dominica</Country>
  <ccode>+1-767</ccode>
  <carrier>2</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>East Timor</Country>
  <ccode>670</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ecuador</Country>
  <ccode>593</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ecuador</Country>
  <ccode>593</ccode>
  <carrier>8</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Egypt</Country>
  <ccode>20</ccode>
  <carrier>1</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>El Salvador</Country>
  <ccode>503</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Equatorial Guinea</Country>
  <ccode>240</ccode>
  <carrier>2</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Eritrea</Country>
  <ccode>291</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Estonia</Country>
  <ccode>372</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ethiopia</Country>
  <ccode>251</ccode>
  <carrier>91</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Fiji</Country>
  <ccode>679</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Finland</Country>
  <ccode>358</ccode>
  <carrier>4</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Finland</Country>
  <ccode>358</ccode>
  <carrier>50</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>France</Country>
  <ccode>33</ccode>
  <carrier>6</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Gambia</Country>
  <ccode>220</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Gambia</Country>
  <ccode>220</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Georgia</Country>
  <ccode>995</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Georgia</Country>
  <ccode>995</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Georgia</Country>
  <ccode>995</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Germany</Country>
  <ccode>49</ccode>
  <carrier>15</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Germany</Country>
  <ccode>49</ccode>
  <carrier>16</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Germany</Country>
  <ccode>49</ccode>
  <carrier>17</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Germany</Country>
  <ccode>49</ccode>
  <carrier>700</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ghana</Country>
  <ccode>233</ccode>
  <carrier>28</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Gibraltar</Country>
  <ccode>350</ccode>
  <carrier>58</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Greece</Country>
  <ccode>30</ccode>
  <carrier>693</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Greece</Country>
  <ccode>30</ccode>
  <carrier>694</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Greece</Country>
  <ccode>30</ccode>
  <carrier>697</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Greece</Country>
  <ccode>30</ccode>
  <carrier>699</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Grenada</Country>
  <ccode>1473</ccode>
  <carrier>41</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Guatemala</Country>
  <ccode>502</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Guatemala</Country>
  <ccode>502</ccode>
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  <Country>Panama</Country>
  <ccode>507</ccode>
  <carrier>4</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Papua New Guinea</Country>
  <ccode>675</ccode>
  <carrier>68</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Papua New Guinea</Country>
  <ccode>675</ccode>
  <carrier>69</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Paraguay</Country>
  <ccode>595</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Peru</Country>
  <ccode>51</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Philippines</Country>
  <ccode>63</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Poland</Country>
  <ccode>48</ccode>
  <carrier>50</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Poland</Country>
  <ccode>48</ccode>
  <carrier>51</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Poland</Country>
  <ccode>48</ccode>
  <carrier>60</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Poland</Country>
  <ccode>48</ccode>
  <carrier>66</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Poland</Country>
  <ccode>48</ccode>
  <carrier>69</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Poland</Country>
  <ccode>48</ccode>
  <carrier>72</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Poland</Country>
  <ccode>48</ccode>
  <carrier>78</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Poland</Country>
  <ccode>48</ccode>
  <carrier>79</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Poland</Country>
  <ccode>48</ccode>
  <carrier>88</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Portugal</Country>
  <ccode>351</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Qatar</Country>
  <ccode>974</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Qatar</Country>
  <ccode>974</ccode>
  <carrier>6</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Romania</Country>
  <ccode>40</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Russia</Country>
  <ccode>7</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Rwanda</Country>
  <ccode>250</ccode>
  <carrier>8</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Samoa</Country>
  <ccode>685</ccode>
  <carrier>77</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>San Marino</Country>
  <ccode>378</ccode>
  <carrier>66</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sao Tome and Principe</Country>
  <ccode>239</ccode>
  <carrier>90</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Saudi Arabia</Country>
  <ccode>966</ccode>
  <carrier>50</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Saudi Arabia</Country>
  <ccode>966</ccode>
  <carrier>54</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Saudi Arabia</Country>
  <ccode>966</ccode>
  <carrier>55</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Saudi Arabia</Country>
  <ccode>966</ccode>
  <carrier>56</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Senegal</Country>
  <ccode>221</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Senegal</Country>
  <ccode>221</ccode>
  <carrier>6</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Serbia</Country>
  <ccode>381</ccode>
  <carrier>6</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Seychelles</Country>
  <ccode>248</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Seychelles</Country>
  <ccode>248</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sierra Leone</Country>
  <ccode>232</ccode>
  <carrier>23</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sierra Leone</Country>
  <ccode>232</ccode>
  <carrier>30</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sierra Leone</Country>
  <ccode>232</ccode>
  <carrier>33</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sierra Leone</Country>
  <ccode>232</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Singapore</Country>
  <ccode>65</ccode>
  <carrier>8</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Singapore</Country>
  <ccode>65</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Slovakia</Country>
  <ccode>421</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>South Africa</Country>
  <ccode>27</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>South Africa</Country>
  <ccode>27</ccode>
  <carrier>8</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>South Korea</Country>
  <ccode>82</ccode>
  <carrier>10</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>South Korea</Country>
  <ccode>82</ccode>
  <carrier>11</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>South Korea</Country>
  <ccode>82</ccode>
  <carrier>16</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>South Korea</Country>
  <ccode>82</ccode>
  <carrier>17</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>South Korea</Country>
  <ccode>82</ccode>
  <carrier>18</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>South Korea</Country>
  <ccode>82</ccode>
  <carrier>19</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Spain</Country>
  <ccode>34</ccode>
  <carrier>6</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sri Lanka</Country>
  <ccode>94</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sudan</Country>
  <ccode>249</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Suriname</Country>
  <ccode>597</ccode>
  <carrier>8</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Swaziland</Country>
  <ccode>268</ccode>
  <carrier>60</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sweden</Country>
  <ccode>46</ccode>
  <carrier>70</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sweden</Country>
  <ccode>46</ccode>
  <carrier>73</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Sweden</Country>
  <ccode>46</ccode>
  <carrier>76</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Switzerland</Country>
  <ccode>41</ccode>
  <carrier>74</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Switzerland</Country>
  <ccode>41</ccode>
  <carrier>76</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Switzerland</Country>
  <ccode>41</ccode>
  <carrier>77</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Switzerland</Country>
  <ccode>41</ccode>
  <carrier>78</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Switzerland</Country>
  <ccode>41</ccode>
  <carrier>79</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Syria</Country>
  <ccode>963</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Taiwan</Country>
  <ccode>886</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Tajikistan</Country>
  <ccode>992</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Tanzania</Country>
  <ccode>255</ccode>
  <carrier>74</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Thailand</Country>
  <ccode>66</ccode>
  <carrier>1</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Thailand</Country>
  <ccode>66</ccode>
  <carrier>89</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Togo</Country>
  <ccode>228</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Tunisia</Country>
  <ccode>216</ccode>
  <carrier>2</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Tunisia</Country>
  <ccode>216</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Turkey</Country>
  <ccode>90</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Uganda</Country>
  <ccode>256</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ukraine</Country>
  <ccode>380</ccode>
  <carrier>39</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ukraine</Country>
  <ccode>380</ccode>
  <carrier>50</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ukraine</Country>
  <ccode>380</ccode>
  <carrier>63</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ukraine</Country>
  <ccode>380</ccode>
  <carrier>66</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ukraine</Country>
  <ccode>380</ccode>
  <carrier>67</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ukraine</Country>
  <ccode>380</ccode>
  <carrier>68</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Ukraine</Country>
  <ccode>380</ccode>
  <carrier>97</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>United Arab Emirates</Country>
  <ccode>971</ccode>
  <carrier>50</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>United Arab Emirates</Country>
  <ccode>971</ccode>
  <carrier>55</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>United Kingdom</Country>
  <ccode>44</ccode>
  <carrier>75</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>United Kingdom</Country>
  <ccode>44</ccode>
  <carrier>77</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>United Kingdom</Country>
  <ccode>44</ccode>
  <carrier>78</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>United Kingdom</Country>
  <ccode>44</ccode>
  <carrier>79</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Uruguay</Country>
  <ccode>598</ccode>
  <carrier>94</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Uruguay</Country>
  <ccode>598</ccode>
  <carrier>95</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Uruguay</Country>
  <ccode>598</ccode>
  <carrier>96</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Uruguay</Country>
  <ccode>598</ccode>
  <carrier>97</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Uruguay</Country>
  <ccode>598</ccode>
  <carrier>98</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Uruguay</Country>
  <ccode>598</ccode>
  <carrier>99</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Uzbekistan</Country>
  <ccode>998</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Vanuatu</Country>
  <ccode>678</ccode>
  <carrier>4</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Vanuatu</Country>
  <ccode>678</ccode>
  <carrier>5</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Venezuela</Country>
  <ccode>58</ccode>
  <carrier>4</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Vietnam</Country>
  <ccode>84</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Yemen</Country>
  <ccode>967</ccode>
  <carrier>7</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Zambia</Country>
  <ccode>260</ccode>
  <carrier>9</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Zimbabwe</Country>
  <ccode>263</ccode>
  <carrier>11</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Zimbabwe</Country>
  <ccode>263</ccode>
  <carrier>23</carrier>
</row>
<row>
  <Country>Zimbabwe</Country>
  <ccode>263</ccode>
  <carrier>91</carrier>
</row>
</numbers>

Created a table as follows:
create table std (`country` varchar(40),`ccode` varchar(8),
 `carrier` varchar(8), id int(5) unsigned auto_increment primary key);
[you wont need to do this bit]
 LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE 'list.txt'
 INTO TABLE std FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
 LINES TERMINATED BY '\n' (country, ccode, carrier);

SQL which you can load:

INSERT INTO `std` VALUES ('Country','ccode','carrier',1),
('\"Afghanistan\"','93','70',2),
('\"Afghanistan\"','93','75',3),
('\"Afghanistan\"','93','77',4),
('\"Afghanistan\"','93','78',5),
('\"Afghanistan\"','93','79',6),
('\"Albania\"','355','6',7),
('\"Antigua and Barbuda\"','1268','7',8),
('\"Argentina\"','54','15',9),
('\"Armenia\"','374','9',10),
('\"Australia\"','61','4',11),
('\"Austria\"','43','650',12),
('\"Austria\"','43','660',13),
('\"Austria\"','43','664',14),
('\"Austria\"','43','676',15),
('\"Austria\"','43','680',16),
('\"Austria\"','43','681',17),
('\"Austria\"','43','688',18),
('\"Austria\"','43','699',19),
('\"Azerbaijan\"','994','50',20),
('\"Azerbaijan\"','994','55',21),
('\"Azerbaijan\"','994','70',22),
('\"Bahamas\"','1242','35',23),
('\"Bahamas\"','1242','45',24),
('\"Bahamas\"','1242','55',25),
('\"Bahrain\"','973','3',26),
('\"Bangladesh\"','880','181',27),
('\"Bangladesh\"','880','19',28),
('\"Bangladesh\"','880','17',29),
('\"Bangladesh\"','880','16',30),
('\"Belarus\"','375','25',31),
('\"Belarus\"','375','29',32),
('\"Belarus\"','375','33',33),
('\"Belarus\"','375','44',34),
('\"Belgium\"','32','47',35),
('\"Belgium\"','32','48',36),
('\"Belgium\"','32','49',37),
('\"Belize\"','501','6',38),
('\"Benin\"','229','9',39),
('\"Bhutan\"','975','17',40),
('\"Bolivia\"','591','7',41),
('\"Bosnia and Herzegovina\"','387','61',42),
('\"Bosnia and Herzegovina\"','387','62',43),
('\"Bosnia and Herzegovina\"','387','63',44),
('\"Bosnia and Herzegovina\"','387','65',45),
('\"Botswana\"','267','7',46),

('\"Brazil\"','55','7',47),
('\"Brazil\"','55','8',48),
('\"Brazil\"','55','9',49),
('\"Brunei\"','673','8',50),
('\"Bulgaria\"','359','87',51),
('\"Bulgaria\"','359','88',52),
('\"Bulgaria\"','359','89',53),
('\"Bulgaria\"','359','48',54),
('\"Burkina Faso\"','226','7',55),
('\"Burundi\"','257','7',56),
('\"Cambodia\"','855','9',57),
('\"Cape Verde\"','238','9',58),
('\"Chile\"','56','97',59),
('\"Chile\"','56','98',60),
('\"Chile\"','56','99',61),
('\"People\'s Republic of China\"','86','13',62),
('\"People\'s Republic of China\"','86','15',63),
('\"Colombia\"','57','31',64),
('\"Comoros\"','269','3',65),
('\"Republic of Congo\"','242','4',66),
('\"Republic of Congo\"','242','5',67),
('\"Republic of Congo\"','242','6',68),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','22',69),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','78',70),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','81',71),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','84',72),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','85',73),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','86',74),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','88',75),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','89',76),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','90',77),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','94',78),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','95',79),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','96',80),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','97',81),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','98',82),
('\"Democratic Republic of Congo\"','243','99',83),
('\"Dominican Republic\"','\"+1-809 ','\"None\"',84),
('\"Costa Rica\"','506','3',85),
('\"Croatia\"','385','9',86),
('\"Cuba\"','53','5',87),
('\"Cyprus\"','357','99',88),
('\"Cyprus\"','357','96',89),
('\"Cyprus\"','357','97',90),
('\"Czech Republic\"','420','60',91),
('\"Czech Republic\"','420','72',92),
('\"Czech Republic\"','420','73',93),
('\"Czech Republic\"','420','77',94),
('\"Denmark\"','45','30',95),
('\"Denmark\"','45','40',96),
('\"Djibouti\"','253','8',97),
('\"Dominica\"','\"+1-767\"','2',98),
('\"East Timor\"','670','7',99),
('\"Ecuador\"','593','9',100),
('\"Ecuador\"','593','8',101),
('\"Egypt\"','20','1',102),
('\"El Salvador\"','503','7',103),
('\"Equatorial Guinea\"','240','2',104),
('\"Eritrea\"','291','7',105),
('\"Estonia\"','372','5',106),
('\"Ethiopia\"','251','91',107),
('\"Fiji\"','679','9',108),
('\"Finland\"','358','4',109),
('\"Finland\"','358','50',110),
('\"France\"','33','6',111),
('\"Gambia\"','220','7',112),
('\"Gambia\"','220','9',113),
('\"Georgia\"','995','5',114),
('\"Georgia\"','995','7',115),
('\"Georgia\"','995','9',116),
('\"Germany\"','49','15',117),
('\"Germany\"','49','16',118),
('\"Germany\"','49','17',119),
('\"Germany\"','49','700',120),
('\"Ghana\"','233','28',121),
('\"Gibraltar\"','350','58',122),
('\"Greece\"','30','693',123),
('\"Greece\"','30','694',124),
('\"Greece\"','30','697',125),
('\"Greece\"','30','699',126),
('\"Grenada\"','1473','41',127),
('\"Guatemala\"','502','5',128),
('\"Guatemala\"','502','4',129),
('\"Guinea\"','224','6',130),
('\"Guinea-Bissau\"','245','6',131),
('\"Guinea-Bissau\"','245','7',132),
('\"Guyana\"','592','6',133),
('\"Honduras\"','504','3',134),
('\"Honduras\"','504','8',135),
('\"Honduras\"','504','9',136),
('\"Hong Kong\"','852','5',137),
('\"Hong Kong\"','852','6',138),
('\"Hong Kong\"','852','9',139),
('\"Hungary\"','36','20',140),
('\"Hungary\"','36','30',141),
('\"Hungary\"','36','70',142),
('\"Iceland\"','354','6',143),
('\"Iceland\"','354','8',144),
('\"India\"','91','9',145),
('\"Indonesia\"','62','8',146),
('\"Iran\"','98','91',147),
('\"Iran\"','98','931',148),
('\"Iran\"','98','932',149),
('\"Iran\"','98','934',150),
('\"Iran\"','98','935',151),
('\"Iran\"','98','936',152),
('\"Iran\"','98','937',153),
('\"Ireland\"','353','8',154),
('\"Israel\"','972','5',155),
('\"Italy\"','39','310',156),
('\"Italy\"','39','31100',157),
('\"Italy\"','39','31101',158),
('\"Italy\"','39','31102',159),
('\"Italy\"','39','31103',160),
('\"Italy\"','39','31104',161),
('\"Italy\"','39','31105',162),
('\"Italy\"','39','313',163),
('\"Italy\"','39','319',164),
('\"Italy\"','39','320',165),
('\"Italy\"','39','322',166),
('\"Italy\"','39','323',167),
('\"Italy\"','39','327',168),
('\"Italy\"','39','328',169),
('\"Italy\"','39','329',170),
('\"Italy\"','39','330',171),
('\"Italy\"','39','331',172),
('\"Italy\"','39','333',173),
('\"Italy\"','39','334',174),
('\"Italy\"','39','335',175),
('\"Italy\"','39','336',176),
('\"Italy\"','39','337',177),
('\"Italy\"','39','338',178),
('\"Italy\"','39','339',179),
('\"Italy\"','39','340',180),
('\"Italy\"','39','341',181),
('\"Italy\"','39','343',182),
('\"Italy\"','39','345',183),
('\"Italy\"','39','346',184),
('\"Italy\"','39','347',185),
('\"Italy\"','39','348',186),
('\"Italy\"','39','349',187),
('\"Italy\"','39','350',188),
('\"Italy\"','39','360',189),
('\"Italy\"','39','361',190),
('\"Italy\"','39','362',191),
('\"Italy\"','39','363',192),
('\"Italy\"','39','366',193),
('\"Italy\"','39','368',194),
('\"Italy\"','39','370',195),
('\"Italy\"','39','373',196),
('\"Italy\"','39','377',197),
('\"Italy\"','39','380',198),
('\"Italy\"','39','388',199),
('\"Italy\"','39','389',200),
('\"Italy\"','39','390',201),
('\"Italy\"','39','391',202),
('\"Italy\"','39','392',203),
('\"Italy\"','39','393',204),
('\"Italy\"','39','397',205),
('\"Ivory Coast\"','225','0',206),
('\"Ivory Coast\"','225','6',207),
('\"Japan\"','81','70',208),
('\"Japan\"','81','80',209),
('\"Japan\"','81','90',210),
('\"Jordan\"','962','7',211),
('\"Kazakhstan\"','7','70',212),
('\"Kazakhstan\"','7','777',213),
('\"Kenya\"','254','7',214),
('\"Kosovo\"','377','44',215),
('\"Kuwait\"','965','6',216),
('\"Kuwait\"','965','7',217),
('\"Kuwait\"','965','9',218),
('\"Kyrgyzstan\"','996','5',219),
('\"Laos\"','856','20',220),
('\"Latvia\"','371','\"2xx\"',221),
('\"Lebanon\"','961','3',222),
('\"Lebanon\"','961','70',223),
('\"Lebanon\"','961','71',224),
('\"Lesotho\"','266','58',225),
('\"Lesotho\"','266','6',226),
('\"Libya\"','218','91',227),
('\"Liechtenstein\"','423','7',228),
('\"Lithuania\"','370','6',229),
('\"Luxembourg\"','352','621',230),
('\"Luxembourg\"','352','628',231),
('\"Luxembourg\"','352','661',232),
('\"Luxembourg\"','352','668',233),
('\"Luxembourg\"','352','691',234),
('\"Luxembourg\"','352','698',235),
('\"Macau\"','853','6',236),
('\"Republic of Macedonia\"','389','70',237),
('\"Republic of Macedonia\"','389','71',238),
('\"Republic of Macedonia\"','389','75',239),
('\"Republic of Macedonia\"','389','76',240),
('\"Republic of Macedonia\"','389','77',241),
('\"Republic of Macedonia\"','389','78',242),
('\"Madagascar\"','261','3',243),
('\"Malawi\"','265','8',244),
('\"Malawi\"','265','9',245),
('\"Malaysia\"','60','1',246),
('\"Maldives\"','960','7',247),
('\"Maldives\"','960','9',248),
('\"Mali\"','223','3',249),
('\"Mali\"','223','4',250),
('\"Mali\"','223','5',251),
('\"Mali\"','223','6',252),
('\"Mali\"','223','9',253),
('\"Malta\"','356','79',254),
('\"Malta\"','356','99',255),
('\"Mauritania\"','222','6',256),
('\"Mauritius\"','230','7',257),
('\"Mauritius\"','230','8',258),
('\"Mauritius\"','230','9',259),
('\"Mexico\"','52','1',260),
('\"Moldova\"','373','65',261),
('\"Moldova\"','373','68',262),
('\"Moldova\"','373','69',263),
('\"Moldova\"','373','76',264),
('\"Moldova\"','373','78',265),
('\"Moldova\"','373','79',266),
('\"Monaco\"','377','4',267),
('\"Monaco\"','377','6',268),
('\"Montenegro\"','382','6',269),
('\"Mongolia\"','976','9',270),
('\"Morocco\"','212','6',271),
('\"Mozambique\"','258','8',272),
('\"Myanmar\"','95','9',273),
('\"Nauru\"','674','555',274),
('\"Nepal\"','977','98',275),
('\"Netherlands\"','31','6',276),
('\"New Zealand\"','64','20',277),
('\"New Zealand\"','64','21',278),

('\"New Zealand\"','64','24',279),
('\"New Zealand\"','64','25',280),
('\"New Zealand\"','64','27',281),
('\"New Zealand\"','64','28',282),
('\"New Zealand\"','64','29',283),
('\"Nicaragua\"','505','8',284),
('\"Nigeria\"','234','80',285),
('\"Nigeria\"','234','90',286),
('\"Norway\"','47','4',287),
('\"Norway\"','47','9',288),
('\"Oman\"','968','968',289),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','300',290),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','301',291),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','302',292),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','306',293),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','307',294),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','308',295),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','309',296),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','345',297),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','346',298),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','344',299),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','343',300),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','342',301),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','333',302),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','334',303),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','332',304),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','331',305),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','321',306),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','322',307),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','323',308),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','303',309),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','304',310),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','320',311),
('\"Pakistan\"','92','335',312),
('\"Palestinian Authority\"','970','59',313),
('\"Panama\"','507','5',314),
('\"Panama\"','507','6',315),
('\"Panama\"','507','7',316),
('\"Panama\"','507','4',317),
('\"Papua New Guinea\"','675','68',318),
('\"Papua New Guinea\"','675','69',319),
('\"Paraguay\"','595','9',320),
('\"Peru\"','51','9',321),
('\"Philippines\"','63','9',322),
('\"Poland\"','48','50',323),
('\"Poland\"','48','51',324),
('\"Poland\"','48','60',325),
('\"Poland\"','48','66',326),
('\"Poland\"','48','69',327),
('\"Poland\"','48','72',328),
('\"Poland\"','48','78',329),
('\"Poland\"','48','79',330),
('\"Poland\"','48','88',331),
('\"Portugal\"','351','9',332),
('\"Qatar\"','974','5',333),
('\"Qatar\"','974','6',334),
('\"Romania\"','40','7',335),
('\"Russia\"','7','9',336),
('\"Rwanda\"','250','8',337),
('\"Samoa\"','685','77',338),
('\"San Marino\"','378','66',339),
('\"Sao Tome and Principe\"','239','90',340),
('\"Saudi Arabia\"','966','50',341),
('\"Saudi Arabia\"','966','54',342),
('\"Saudi Arabia\"','966','55',343),
('\"Saudi Arabia\"','966','56',344),
('\"Senegal\"','221','5',345),
('\"Senegal\"','221','6',346),
('\"Serbia\"','381','6',347),
('\"Seychelles\"','248','5',348),
('\"Seychelles\"','248','7',349),
('\"Sierra Leone\"','232','23',350),
('\"Sierra Leone\"','232','30',351),
('\"Sierra Leone\"','232','33',352),
('\"Sierra Leone\"','232','7',353),
('\"Singapore\"','65','8',354),
('\"Singapore\"','65','9',355),
('\"Slovakia\"','421','9',356),
('\"South Africa\"','27','7',357),
('\"South Africa\"','27','8',358),
('\"South Korea\"','82','10',359),
('\"South Korea\"','82','11',360),
('\"South Korea\"','82','16',361),
('\"South Korea\"','82','17',362),
('\"South Korea\"','82','18',363),
('\"South Korea\"','82','19',364),
('\"Spain\"','34','6',365),
('\"Sri Lanka\"','94','7',366),
('\"Sudan\"','249','9',367),
('\"Suriname\"','597','8',368),
('\"Swaziland\"','268','60',369),
('\"Sweden\"','46','70',370),
('\"Sweden\"','46','73',371),
('\"Sweden\"','46','76',372),
('\"Switzerland\"','41','74',373),
('\"Switzerland\"','41','76',374),
('\"Switzerland\"','41','77',375),
('\"Switzerland\"','41','78',376),
('\"Switzerland\"','41','79',377),
('\"Syria\"','963','9',378),
('\"Taiwan\"','886','9',379),
('\"Tajikistan\"','992','9',380),
('\"Tanzania\"','255','74',381),
('\"Thailand\"','66','1',382),
('\"Thailand\"','66','89',383),
('\"Togo\"','228','9',384),
('\"Tunisia\"','216','2',385),
('\"Tunisia\"','216','9',386),
('\"Turkey\"','90','5',387),
('\"Uganda\"','256','7',388),
('\"Ukraine\"','380','39',389),
('\"Ukraine\"','380','50',390),
('\"Ukraine\"','380','63',391),
('\"Ukraine\"','380','66',392),
('\"Ukraine\"','380','67',393),
('\"Ukraine\"','380','68',394),
('\"Ukraine\"','380','97',395),
('\"United Arab Emirates\"','971','50',396),
('\"United Arab Emirates\"','971','55',397),
('\"United Kingdom\"','44','75',398),
('\"United Kingdom\"','44','77',399),
('\"United Kingdom\"','44','78',400),
('\"United Kingdom\"','44','79',401),
('\"Uruguay\"','598','94',402),
('\"Uruguay\"','598','95',403),
('\"Uruguay\"','598','96',404),
('\"Uruguay\"','598','97',405),
('\"Uruguay\"','598','98',406),
('\"Uruguay\"','598','99',407),
('\"Uzbekistan\"','998','9',408),
('\"Vanuatu\"','678','4',409),
('\"Vanuatu\"','678','5',410),
('\"Venezuela\"','58','4',411),
('\"Vietnam\"','84','9',412),
('\"Yemen\"','967','7',413),
('\"Zambia\"','260','9',414),
('\"Zimbabwe\"','263','11',415),
('\"Zimbabwe\"','263','23',416),
('\"Zimbabwe\"','263','91',417);

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Gogrid – service going down hill – 10000% uptime guaranteed – false advertising

March 30, 2009 at 9:12 pm · Filed under Linux, UK2.NET, Unix

There was a time I recommended gogrid to many people – having moved away from uk2.net which was just about as dreadful as it gets as far as maintaining a service goes.

Twice this week now go-grid (www.gogrid.com) have had network problems. They have a 10000% guaranteed uptime yet in about 7 months I’ve had in access of 7 hours outage and yet to receive any form of reimbursement.

Basically, if you have mission critical appliances then you can’t rely on go-grid either.

The RFO’s from the last outage tells us the blame is due to DOS against another of their servers and they said it would be fixed. The truth is, they fixed nothing and AGAIN my server can’t be accessed.

I supposed the next step is to move business to Amazon EC2.. More to do…
13   183 ms   178 ms   179 ms  ae-92-92.ebr2.SanJose1.Level3.net [4.69.134.221]

14   180 ms   180 ms   179 ms  ae-1-6.bar2.SanFrancisco1.Level3.net [4.69.140.1
3]
15   180 ms   180 ms   219 ms  ae-4-4.car2.SanFrancisco1.Level3.net [4.69.133.1
7]
16   180 ms   179 ms   180 ms  SERVEPATH.car2.SanFrancisco1.Level3.net [4.53.13
.18]
17     *        *        *     Request timed out.
18     *        *        *     Request timed out.
19     *        *        *     Request timed out.
20     *        *        *     Request timed out.
21     *        *        *     Request timed out.
22     *        *        *     Request timed out.
23     *        *        *     Request timed out.
24     *        *        *     Request timed out.
25     *        *        *     Request timed out.
26     *        *        *     Request timed out.
27     *        *        *     Request timed out.
28     *        *        *     Request timed out.
29     *        *        *     Request timed out.
30     *        *        *     Request timed out.

race complete.

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Date/Time/PHP/mysql/ date format not working – workaround below.

February 27, 2009 at 3:28 am · Filed under mysql

Where

| created           | timestamp       | NO   |     | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP   |                |

and

<td><? echo date(“d/m/y”,$row['created']); ?></td>

would not work so use

<td><? echo date(“d m y (D)”, strtotime($row['created'])) ?></td>

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UFO’s over Macclesfield? Surely not

January 8, 2009 at 12:32 pm · Filed under Uncategorized

On Saturday 3rd Jan 2009, 7 of us traveled together in the area of Macclesfield. 3 adults and 4 children. I guess around 10pm.

In disbelief one of the passengers spotted 3 amber circular orb-like entities in the sky overhead. They were not traveling particularly fast but were either flying in ‘formation’ or part of  a single larger object. We actually pulled over and got out to look at them.

Also this in the news:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lincolnshire/7817378.stm

There must be other people in the Macclesfield area that also saw these things. Please let me know if you did.

I’m not a great believer in UFO’s and don’t watch the X-Files but it’s hard to dismiss them. This is the 3rd time something like this has happened. The previous experience was when 3 of us traveled one evening from Renne, France to Bristol, UK in a Piper Commander, G-BASJ – must have been around 1995. For about an hour a light seemed to be off out on the port wing about a mile away. It was like looking into the opening of a hot hair ballon. Nobody really said anything (did more looking actually) but when eventually we did start discussing it one of us took the matter up with the radar control (I don’t remember which of us or what control, Brize, Exeter or Bristol maybe) and reported this. They had nothing on their radar showing including any other air traffic. This thing just left as we got closer to land – nobody saw it go, it just vanished.

Thanks

Kevin

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Royal Mail – Will you send a manager round to pick up someones mail from me?

December 22, 2008 at 4:08 pm · Filed under Uncategorized

Hells bells! After all the complaining they still send post to people in the wrong town!

I’m sure there a lot of quality people at Woolworths that would do a better job of delivering the post.  (God bless them. I hope it works out).
There are no words in my lexicon. Royal Mail is a law unto itself and has no shame. Apparently Monkeys are smart enough to know what street they are in. I dont know what its coming to really.

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Kevin Yeandel <********@*****.com>
Date: 2008/12/22
Subject: holding post for stockport address
To: “contactus@royalmail.com” <contactus@royalmail.com>
Cc: postalreview@royalmail.com

Dear Sir

Last week, when I was overseas, I received the post of Mr and Mrs John Y*****ll, 10 W*****r D*******, Stockport.
As you well know from your own memory and the tens of times I’ve already had to write to you, my address is 10 ******** *******, Macclesfield and I have my post redirected, at least, most of it gets redirected, some of it not – sort-of, ad-hoc and random really.

The only relevant address details on this particular midelivered letter were the fact that both the Y*****ll’s and I live at a house no. 10 and the first 2 letters of the postcode.
True, there is a vague similarity in our last names and I do have an uncle John – though he lives in Swindon,  not Stockport – both words beginning with S of course.

I recall very clearly a written dialogue which was replied to where I explained to Royal Mail what would happen the next time I received the post of another intended recipient.
I stated that I will expect a manager from your company to come to my house by prior appointment to collect the misdelivered mail.

I’m now adding to that requirement the unedited completion of the remainder of the information I am entitled to under the terms of the Data Protection Act. Not the breach of UK law and ‘effort’ ms Hazel *unawad*n* sent.

In the mean time, I will write to the intended recipient of the document I am holding for them and notify them as to why I have not forwarded their post with the advice for them to contact you about the matter.
I will not be providing them with my address and you will not either.

In the mean time, while you think about how to handle this, please enjoy this video of monkeys working in a Japanese Tavern.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=glNS4cvkhmw&NR=1
If you ever have the drive to improve your delivery service you could possibly take the same approach. Apparently these very capable monkeys work for bananas, they are not members of unions, never strike and will give you no reason to be fightened of them.

As I don’t anticipate hearing from you before I go away for Christmas, may I take this opportunity to wish you ‘happy holidays’ and a more profitable, less problematic New Year.

Yours faithfully.

Kevin Yeandel

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CPAN Perl installing stuff

December 5, 2008 at 7:32 pm · Filed under Uncategorized

wget your package by saving link and pasting it into your putty session.

e.g.

wget http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/G/GB/GBARR/Scalar-List-Utils-1.19.tar.gz

unzip and untar and change to the directory with the Makefile.PL

Then,

perl Makefile.PL
make
make install
make test
You should get no errors or spot missing dependencies. Repeat the same process for the missing parts until complete.

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