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Ah, I suspected some kind of dns problem. Turns out we neglected to set up our office network to resolve internal colo network IPs through the name server. Thanks for the sanity check [thumbsup2] Steve Kiehl Web Page Designer - Nanovox Productions Unwords Dictionary of Made-Up Words

We have most of our colo servers set up to allow us to ssh into them from our office at a remote location, and we just installed our first Fedora server to operate as a data server because I'm most familiar with Fedora and mysql runs better on linux vs bsd. Anyway, we were able to ssh into it...

I'm running php 5.0.4 on FreeBSD 5.4, and sendmail 8.13.3. The mail() function does work. Over 2600 other emails went out just fine. Only two emails caused a hang in the long-run. From all my investigation, I could only assume it was because sendmail does a dns lookup before queuing an...

We have a mail queue application we wrote for our clients to send out their newsletters and whatnot. Everything has been going fine, but now we've discovered a problem with php's mail() function. I'm sure this has something to do with sendmail not giving up on bad domains, but anyway, here's...

We have one website that's been really putting the anvil on our sql2000 server and it only happens once in a blue moon, so it's really hard to track down or even worth our while to put much time into. I was just wondering if there's some way I can view the full query that is being sent to the...

Hello all, At my job, we're working to get certified with VISA, and one criteria is that we have a 90-day password expiration time, and we must also prevent people from changing the password to any of their last 4 old passwords. I'm running samba with ldap on freebsd. I know how to make the...

Yes, if you add new virtual hosts, they will log separately, and yes you'll have to restart apache, but it will only be off for less than a minute anyway. Best restarting it overnight or early morning when your traffic is low. As far as telling webalizer where your log is, that should be...

mass virtual hosting is rather handy, but you end up with like one log file for all the virtual hosts that conform to the mass virtual hosting rules. I actually have a combination of both mass and individual virtual hosts at the moment. I use my massive one for domains that don't need special...

Didn't think of that. But that does require me to remove some of the system-wide default scripts rather than simply replacing the ll alias for the current user. Using a function seems to work fine though. However, do you think there's a solution using an alias that will do the same? Steve...

I'm trying to set up an alias for bash that runs a second command after doing an 'ls -la /path/to/folder'. I have my alias set up like so: alias ll='ls -la ${1}; count ${1}' I find that no matter what I do here, it always lists the current directory instead of the alternative directory when...

I would take jrjuiliano's advice and escape the spaces -- escape mean putting a backslash in front of the space. You can also escape other characters that have the same sort of problems. cp -R /usr/folder/first\ last/* /usr/folder/newuser If you're using one of the more common shells, you...

Okay, nevermind. I figured out how to get it out of "application mode" as they call it. Looks like you have to pay for licenses when you set up terminal services in application mode. If you don't install terminal services, you can go into My Computer > Properties > Remote and enable remote...

Then what on earth are Windows CALs??? I can't RDC into my server with more than one user? Why does it say "Number of Concurrent Connections: 5" in the Licensing" admin tool? What kind of connections are they talking about? Why can I and two other people RDC into our 2000 servers without...

I recently set up a windows 2003 standard edition server but have noticed that every time anyone connects to it via RDC, the previous user gets kicked off. This is obviously because it's running on the single temporary license. We bought the W2k3 with a 5-client access license, but if I punch...

There's a good document on passing by reference on php.net. You'll find it here: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/language.references.pass.php Passing by reference helps save on memory because you're essentially editing the original variable rather than making a copy of it and editing the copy. I...

I've had this problem while dealing with large images (2800x3400+) using the php gd libraries. There are a few options you have. One is to optimize your script to pass the images around by reference. I'm guessing that you're passing the image around without using references which results in...

Resolved my own problem. If anyone's interested. After a week or two of scratching my head, I looked once more through the output from SQL profiler. Seeing how the query spit out somewhere around 1.5 million page reads I decided to search google for "SQL 2000 profiler million reads" and found...

I don't know what to do at this point. I'm looking for an antivirus service that doesn't have a subscription attached to it (or a cheap on at most). I've heard that you don't have to renew yearly for corporate edition to get virus definitions, but I've never investigated the licensing side of...

1 1/2 days after trying to isolate this issue.... I found out that it has something to do with degrees of parallelism. But using the OPTION (MAXDOP 1) doesn't work. This may be because we use views in some of our queries. This query in a breef psuedo code looks something like this: SELECT...

I'm having huge problems with SQL Server 2000 with SP3a installed, and running on a dual xeon HT 3.6ghz system with 3.5gb of ram. We've had some very complex statistical data queries running on an older system and just bought a new server to handle the queries at a faster rate. The problem is...