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thanks ace, that was the problem.... :D

Hi there I am trying to add a few entries in my virtusertable.db: my virtusertable file looks like this: ricardo@domain.com bh_ricardo ricardo@domain2.com ba_ricardo john@domain.com bh_john john@domain2.com ba_john when I type makemap -r hash /etc/mail/virtusertable <...

Hi Steve, My 2 cents... "The razor's edge" by W. Somerset Maugham... great author of the twentieth century. Also you may try A.J. Cronin "The keys of the kingdom" and.. I agree with the BJCooper suggestion "To kill a Mockingbird" is an excellent book and a good movie as well, gl, Rick

Hi everybody, I put the performance monitors but I don't see a bottleneck, the server runs just fine, but the remote apps lose performance if I put several stations to run the same executable file. Brandon: The client stations are all Windows 2000 Professional (just in case: SP4), thanks Rick

Hi everybody, I have a Windows 2000 server that I use as a File server too. Is there a limit of how many users can run an executable file remotely? and how does that affect performance? I also have noticed that when the file is larger than 5 or 6 mb it becomes significantly slower to open, it...

Hi there, I forgot to mention that all my switches are 100 mbps. Could the problem be solved if I upgrade to 1 gbps switches, thanks, Rick

Hi Guys, I run a call center of about 65 stations with a client server aplication. The pdc is a 1 Ghz PIII Xeon with 512mb of memory running W2K server sp4, we also use this server as a file server, dns and dhcp, the database, the client server application and the web run on different servers...

Hi nemesis, You can also include assembler code into your c/c++ code. Just use: _asm { (your code) } } This is in Visual Studio C++ compiler syntax. But the principle is the same in others. Hope this helps, Rick

Thanks Lloyd Since last week, I am still struggling to get rid of this virus. I decided to isolate one computer and format the other one reinstalling all applications. In just a few hours the winampa.exe file reappared an also I notice a tcp connection to the ip no. 70.84.64.74 port 5190...

Hi there, I have a small network of 5 or 6 Pcs. A couple of days ago, two of the computers lost connection to the server and the other pcs, printers, etc. The internet was working fine except if you try to browse places like www.symantec.com, www.mcafee.com, etc. I uninstalled and reinstalled...

Hi Stebel, The code you are showing me will not work because you are not returning the fp value from the stack to the "C" part of the program Why don´t you try passing the parameters to the test function as a reference? e.g. test(double Num)... or test(float Num) by the way, you have to be...

Hi Stebel, this is an example of how to interact ftp assembly with c language (the example is not mine) but it works fine using visual studio 6.0 c++ void main(void) { int angle = 0; int radian = 180; double ttable[46]; double numa = 311.0001; double numb = 1.0001; _asm { mov esi, 0 ; index...

This one is from Mad Magazine too (long time ago) Richard III: what he really said was... Rick

Hi there, San Jose, Costa Rica. But I was born in Maracaibo, Venezuela.

Thank you CC, I will keep this table away from my boss. I don´t want him to have ten thousand different ways to say ´no´... if I ask him for a salary raise :) Rick

CC may probably help with the accuracy There is a language ( i don´t remember if it is from Indonesia or Thailand) that doesn´t have a word to deny things (Imagine that). They don´t have a "no". The way they figure out to deny stuff is to propose something imposible to achieve, Rick

Hi denc4, I believe you didn´t read fully how the algorythm works. But i might be wrong ;) Just curious, but what happen if you use the part of the algorythm that positively identify a match in a part of the string to solve the buffering problem? Rick P.S.: This is a nice, simple and...

lol! Being a non-english speaker, I thought i.e. was for "in example". Probably because I read it from someone who was misusing it. Thank you for the enlightment, regards, Rick

Hi xlav, I guess that the problem you have is that your W2K is installed in an NTFS partition, Dos can´t see them. Using fdisk will allow you to create a FAT partition that you can use to boot with w2k or dos. But, if you use fdisk you have to be aware that you will lose all the information...

Hi sent.. Just adding some info: device drivers can access physical memory? Yes Can access physical devices? Yes That´s why you have to be very careful when you are designing them, and also be prepared to see a lot of system crashes, regards Rick