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Last summer I secured a domain name (using godaddy) that I planned to use down the road. I'm now ready to start building my site. But unfortunately, cash is a bit tight right now. I know that there are plenty of free hosting sites out there. I'm looking for suggestions on a free OR low cost...

I have a somewhat unique situation which I need some advice about. A friend of mine and his sister have agreed to share the cost of internet access. They live in the country, where ISP choices are limited or unavailable. She lives in a sub-division and can (barely) get internet access via DSL...

I posted a message yesterday asking how I could install a database on a separate volume than the default. Here's the thread. It explains why I need to do this: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1403489&page=1 Another possible solution to my problem would be to install a second instance...

I need to add another database to my MySQL system. Unfortunately, the volume which currently stores databases is filling up quickly. I've created another volume. I need to be able to create the new database in the new volume without moving the old one. Is this possible? If so, how? Thanks, Ron...

Zen216, Unfortunately, that solution won't work for me. I don't have enhanced vectoring capabilities. Some of the options you have listed in your vectors are not available to me. Good suggestion, though. Realign, Your option (or a variant of it) seems like it will work best in my situation...

I manage the phone and voice mail system for a local school district. We recently made a change in our system which allows us to use vectors and messages recorded and stored on a VAL board. All incoming calls go to a particular vector, where callers hear a message and are offered several...

I have an Apple server running Postfix. I need to enable recipient verification using "RCPT TO". I've found instructions online detailing how to do that in the Linux version of Postfix. But I can't seem to figure it out for my Apple server. I think I need to do a modification somewhere in the...

Not sure if this is the correct forum, but here goes: How do I enable "RCPT TO" recipient verification on my Apple Postfix mail server? Right now, it returns an "accepted" code for all recipients, not just valid ones. I want it to reject mail at the RCPT TO stage of an SMTP session for invalid...

After speaking with a couple product specialists at AT&T, it looks like the "Locator ID Service Lite" is the way for us. We only have two buildings and two DID numbers to worry about. I'm still not 100% sure on how to assign a specific DID number to an outbound call on our ISDN PRI. Is that done...

rgtrgt: There looks to be a couple "send number" fields on that page. But they're both set to "y". 4merAvaya: I may have to do that, or pay for & maintain the locator service with AT&T. [thumbsdown] I'm still a little confused about how the locator service works though. They said that they can...

manfmmd: Yes, Building B is connected to Building A via copper pairs which run directly to the stations. All of the phone "equipment" is located at the demarc in Building A. rgtrgt: I'm not sure I follow what you mean. When I programmed the PBX (using "ch isdn pub") to send a specific phone...

Well, nice try. But it didn't work. I added this configuration. This information is presented correctly to the caller id of called numbers (I called my cell phone to make sure). But I called 911 from one of the "changed" numbers and it's still listed on their screen as coming from "Building A"...

Last year we installed an ISDN PRI to our G3Si PBX (r11). We have two buildings on our campus. The buildings have different addresses and separate "inbound" phone numbers. Both numbers come in through the ISDN and are routed to the appropriate building by the PBX. Unfortunately, all...

I decided to use the suggestion of theavayaguy. I don't want to depend on the second "party" to dial any codes to answer incoming calls. I've implemented the change and tested it. It seems to work fine. Thanks. “If you are irritated by every rub, how will you be polished?” ~ Mevlana Rumi Do...

Thanks for the info. A star for you. [medal] FYI: I changed the schema of my database so that all of the date/time fields are now (int). I don't think I need to worry about the Y2038 problem with this system. If it's still in use at that time, I'd be shocked (and nearly retired [smile]). Ron...

Thanks! That seems pretty straight forward. I'm on vacation right now. But I'll try it out when I get back to work. Thanks again! Ron “If you are irritated by every rub, how will you be polished?” ~ Mevlana Rumi Do you live in Michigan? Join us in the Tek-Tips in Michigan forum.

Thanks! I'm modifying the schema and code to the field type of int. It'll take a while to update all of the records, but it will be worth it in the long run. I have a question, though. Why would anyone want to use the datetime field type if it is quicker and takes up less disk space to use the...

Um, okay...one more thing: The $expiretime is calculated by NOW() - n days. Maybe doing the calculations within the query would work? “If you are irritated by every rub, how will you be polished?” ~ Mevlana Rumi Do you live in Michigan? Join us in the Tek-Tips in Michigan forum.

Oh yeah, I forgot. I have a follow up question: Would it just be more efficient for me to convert my (datetime) field to (int)? I could then store my Unix timestamps and perform calculations with simple arithmetic. I'm dealing with millions of records, so I'm looking for the most efficient way...

I have a table that contains data which expires after a certain period of time. I have a PHP script which runs a query to delete records older than a certain date/time. This date/time is given in unix timestamp format. The table has a field of "datetime" format named "starttime". I want to do...