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  1. thedaver

    Word 2003 - slow to start, global templates, add-ins, /a switch

    Nothing now. ;-) D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting http://www.dermanagement.com/
  2. thedaver

    Word 2003 - slow to start, global templates, add-ins, /a switch

    I found a ~Normal.dot in the same folder as Normal.dot. I couldn't account for it and deleted it. Did NOT help. My Normal.dot was 12MB. I renamed it to Normal.dot.old That DID HELP. Hopefully I haven't broken anything. Thanks. D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting...
  3. thedaver

    Word 2003 - slow to start, global templates, add-ins, /a switch

    My Word 2003 became slow to startup versus when I call it with the /a switch (~3 seconds vs. ~40 seconds). After reading this article: http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=282 I thought maybe I would find a bad template. I did not. I have removed known add-ins and yet...
  4. thedaver

    Folder permissions to over-ride Share permissions

    Thanks for the help. You gave us the ammo to finally track down our problem. Many folders had previously inherited the "special" property for the host's Users group - and we believed that this had been undone. It wasn't evident until we went into the folders' Security|Advanced option that...
  5. thedaver

    Folder permissions to over-ride Share permissions

    Goal: Use NTFS folder permissions set by Active Directory groups to over-ride (restrict) access for a shared folder sub-tree. Share Approach: Create share at top of folder tree, group "Everyone" gets "read" Share permission Folder Security: Inheritance of NTFS permissions is turned off at all...
  6. thedaver

    Network load balancing across network traffic ports - is this possible

    Uh, why would you want to load balance traffic into a single point of service/failure? To answer your question: The network equipment before the server would be responsible for load balancing decisions before it hit either of your server's ports. D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management...
  7. thedaver

    <INFO> Domain name not defined for localhost?

    WHAT was that question?!!?!?? [ponder] D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting http://www.dermanagement.com/
  8. thedaver

    Apache redirect or alias?

    Apache forum http://www.tek-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=65 D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting http://www.dermanagement.com/
  9. thedaver

    CGI and how to install?

    <sarcasm> Yes, based upon the detailed error messages you supplied in your question, the key details you supplied about your webserver and the in-depth detail concerning the language used for the CGI scripts, I think we all agree you should "install CGI". </sarcasm> D.E.R. Management - IT...
  10. thedaver

    How do I change the color depth on Ubuntu?

    what is the big freaking deal about shutting down X, putting up the changes, and starting X to see what happens? D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting http://www.dermanagement.com/
  11. thedaver

    How do I change the color depth on Ubuntu?

    You could probably do without the editorial comment on how things *should* be... meantime there is a thread from ubuntu on the matter http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=222828 D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting http://www.dermanagement.com/
  12. thedaver

    socket child timeout (not stream)

    I want the child to timeout if the client doesn't begin the communication process within the timeout window... Parent: Listening Client: Open Socket Child: Hello Client: <nothing> Child (10 seconds later: <hangup> Child: <close> Parent: Still listening and spawning. or................ Parent...
  13. thedaver

    Show who's using each IP port?

    *COUGH* *cough* (linux forum) *cough* D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting http://www.dermanagement.com/
  14. thedaver

    software raid

    QatQat, yep no problem with your answer. I was trying to hammer home the point that software raid has some limitations & issues over hardware. I'm with ya! Dead horse beaten. D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting http://www.dermanagement.com/
  15. thedaver

    software raid

    That article ends with the following stipulation: D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting http://www.dermanagement.com/
  16. thedaver

    sending a mail by a script

    Yeah, sure, templates are an easy way to accomplish this for most any output when you have a database backend. %%date%% Dear %%firstname%% Because you bought our %%priorpurchase%% before I wanted to tell you about our related product, the %%suggestion%%. Pretty common stuff... is there a...
  17. thedaver

    sending a mail by a script

    moshemc; There are literally TONS of scripts published on the web to send email to distribution lists. If you're pursuing a legal email campaign, I would strongly urge you to learn from/use any number of the scripted examples on the 'net. As to the sending... It would be MOST optimal from a...
  18. thedaver

    Upgrading Apache (again)

    1) compare change notes from your distro's build of apache to the change notes from apache, look for gaps and evaluate 2) change distros to one that maintains apache to your degree of urgency 3) compile apache yourself from apache source 4) watch for any configuration changes that are...
  19. thedaver

    Linux for a Windows power user?

    Keep on experimenting! As you may be aware, the principal flavors of distro that are NOT specialised distros (i.e. those that are tiny, or bootable firewalls) typically have heritage either from RedHat or Debian. By heritage I mean that both RedHat and Debian have their "way" in a couple of...
  20. thedaver

    software raid

    software raid implementation is really a matter of using the installer of your distribution to create the RAID disc. keep in mind a few typical cautions people offer on the subject: 1) software raid is a meaningful resource demand on your system since your core cpu(s) must do all the overhead...

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