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I have found it useful to setup more than one ticket per problem, because strangely the answers contradict each other, and at best, at least one person solves the problem while the other inquiry goes awol like the dialogue I paraphrased above. I sympathize with your frustration. When you open a 2nd...

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My three Navisite servers have such old software on them and the DSM isn't getting much done to it now, so I think I'm going to get plain boxes and setup cPanel / WHMCS very soon. I was thinking of using Hostworks to do it but Ben sounds awesome. What does everyone here think? Ben handled my migrat...

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theunknownhost wrote:Everyone should have to have some sort of online id, dedicated IP,

IPv24?

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Congratulations and many thanks Pam.

Mike Masin

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I use Verizon on an unlimited data plan. Generally good but sometimes slow access (not as bad as you describe; it depends on signal strength.)

The device has it's own phone number so it's on my cell bill but not my cell plan.

About $60/mo.

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Arf wrote:Yes. That's great. Now I can call and yell at myself.

If you have that lonely feeling; I'll be happy to call and yell at you...

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I needed WHOIS for a number if IPs to find out their country. CPAN has a great package called Net::Whois::IANA that automates the WHOIS lookup. Here's the PERL code to loop through a text file (file name is iplist.txt, 1 IP on each line) and print results. I only needed the country and regional WHOI...

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Arf wrote:From what I can tell, it does not reflect well on my company.

Hrmm, if I remember past Ala events accurately, "What happens in Baltimore stays in Baltimore" is probably a "good" thing.

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If I'm reading the sample correctly it looks like --part1_13d.2e68ed54_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline From: <somemailer> Received: from mailserver.example.net (mailserver.example.net [10.67.41.167]) by example.com with ESMTP id M63d4137594e46; Thu, 08 Mar 2...

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What's your favorite C++ IDE (for linux and win)? I'm playing with C++ and coding in a non C++ editor is a pain; lots of jumping around. Microsoft offers an express edition of Visual Studio; is it any good? On the PHP side, Zend's latest version of Studio w/Eclipse (v6.0.1) rocks. They fixed a lot o...

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Hexalent! Where can I order etch-a-sketch-icon???

Thanks Arf!

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They need a trademark (or a service mark) to protect a logo. I paid an attorney for my fist trademark; did the second one myself. If the logo is truly valuable, pay the attorney; even if a trademark is issued it can be contested. BTW, suggest they use an attorney that specializes in intellectual pro...

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Great! (BaDa! ?)

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Ouch!

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to renew your PC's DHCP IP address, from the command line:

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ipconfig /renew

If you need a new public IP, reboot your router

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For XP, the hosts file is usually in C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\ETC\hosts Typically, the only entry, unless you need overrides to DNS is 127.0.0.1 localhost If you see other entries and want to test removing them, you can comment them out with a hash in the first position, e.g. # this is a comment m2

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The best way is for all users who have access to the files use Subversion for checkin/checkout (they don't need FTP to download/upload; Subversion will do that for them.) I believe the file's permissions would also be changed to readonly but I don't know for sure; I don't use strict locking; don't n...

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I use Subversion (m) for version control and Tortoise SVN (m) for the windows interface (my repository lives on a linux server but my development systems are windows.) Subversion includes a "strict locking" command. When a file is checked out with strict locking its readonly until it's checked in. m2

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A non-printable character in the name?

Try

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cat Health*

If it displays try

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cat Healthc*

, etc. until you find the culprit.

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is this for HTML files? Dreamweaver has checkin/checkout capability

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What's the Miva problem? (Move to private?)

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I think you can cat /etc/group and pick an GID number over 100. I would get the last GID (over 100) that's listed and increment by 10. (The records aren't incremental, grep for the GID you plan to use to make sure it's available.)

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Will groupmod do what you want? man groupmod GROUPMOD(8) GROUPMOD(8) NAME groupmod - Modify a group SYNOPSIS groupmod [-g gid [-o]] [-n group_name ] group DESCRIPTION The groupmod command modifies the system account files to reflect the changes that are specified on the command line. The options whi...

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I think it was just me. False alarm. My ISP had a tower server go down. now it is up and so am I. Here in the middle of nowhere, when the radio tower I use loses power, they have to drive up to the top of a mountain and manually start the generator. It takes them about 2 hrs just to drive there. Cr...

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Redundancy works for hardware but not for software problems. If a driver is kaflooey, all of the [redundant] hardware will be kaflooey too.

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Could your cookie cache be corrupt? (You said you re-installed your browser but if you don't clear the old cache and cookie folders they probably infect the new install.)

Did you try from a different workstation?

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Same from here, dead at 207.211.1.10

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I'm down hard too. No IPs, no DSM and alertra confirms from multiple locations.

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6am isn't high confidence; it's best case

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8:56 and no news so it's probably a go. Best luck y'all-- see ya on the other side.

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hemlock

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My gosh, girl, my brain hurts. I searched the manual for "overactive pain receptors in uppermost extremity". Apparently it's a known bug but there's a temporary workaround. Reduce the default value for these two settings in the code: $head2wallVelocity = [some value]; $bangHeadFrequency = [some val...

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I think any header will choke on a \n or a \r; doesn't a line break terminate a header?

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That's how I read it. If the first statement works, the browser redirects and this script loses control.

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