Try this: http://www.microsoft.com/sql/edition...s/default.mspx
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Hi Killer42,
This forum contains some information and a few links that might help you:
http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=19803
Good luck!
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If I remember correctly, blue text indicates that the files/folders are compressed (the drive cleanup wizard may have done this for you to save space). You can right-click the file in question, click properties and then click the Advanced button to check if this is true. If performance is an issue for the compressed files then you should consider leaving them uncompressed.
Good luck!
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Hi myth0s,
Try running Process Monitor from Sysinternals on the web server while you are experiencing the error. You should be able to figure out the permissions issue by examining any "access denied" errors in the output.
Good luck!
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Hi dj12345,
You may not have to use direct registry calls - you could write your application to loop through your list of computers and use WMI to access this information across the network. Here is an article that will get you started: http://www.csharphelp. com/archives2/archive334.htmlLeave a comment:
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Hi fperri,
I'm not a programming expert so I can't comment on the code, but I have done my share of troubleshooting email servers. One of the most common problems I see is the relay settings on the SMTP service. Make sure that your mail server allows relaying from the server that runs the web application. To verify this, start a command prompt and type the follwoing commands (lines 1,3,5,7,9,11-13 are what you type, and the rest...Leave a comment:
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Hi muddasirmunir,
By automate, I mean starting the printing process, selecting the CutePDF printer and entering the output file all without user intervention. In some cases you can do this using (COM) objects in your code, and sometimes you'll need to automate the mouse/keyboard input.
Good luck!
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Yes, of course... I completely forgot about the command interpreter itself.
I'm not a security expert, but I do know that there have been many efforts to prevent anonymous internet users from starting cmd.exe - after all, you don't want just anyone to be able to run "del c:\*.*" on your machine. I suspect you have just bypassed many of these security measures.
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Hi Sandro,
If you are still experiencing this problem, try running procmon from Sysinternals (http://technet.microso ft.com/en-us/sysinternals/default.aspx) when the error happens. You should be able to tell from the output which files were in use or denied and why.
Good luck!
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Hi,
Double check that you have followed all the steps for installing PHP under IIS. Here is a good reference (assuming you have Windows Server 2003 running IIS6): http://www.simongibson .com/intranet/php2003
If that doesn't help, Google can help you find may other good resources on installing PHP in IIS6: http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q= install+php+iis 6
Good luck!
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Hi Jared,
I know this is a little late, but better late than never... If you suspect it's a permissions issue, try temporarily adding your IUSR_machinenam e account to the local Administrators group and restarting IIS. IUSR_machinenam e is the default account that IIS uses for anonymous access and your ASP pages will run under this context by default.
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Hi muddasirmunir,
Automation generally refers to writing code that will perform a task without (much) user intervention. If you wish to export your report to PDF, you can probably write some code that prints your report and automatically selects the CutePDF virtual printer as well as a suitable filename.
Good luck!
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Hi Dreea,
You must configure the .NET framework to trust network locations. This must be done on the machine where you will be running the application. Here is a thread with some more information:
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...44031&SiteID=1
Good luck,
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Here is the "official" list, but there are probably may other popular services that are not listed here.
Good luck!
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Hi widevision7,
Try sharing the printer (right-click the printer, click properties, sharing tab) and then enter the following at a command prompt:
NET USE LPT1: \\machineName\s hareNmae
Where machineName is the NetBIOS name of your computer and shareName is the name that you entered when sharing the printer (try to avoid using spaces and special characters here).
Good luck!
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Hi harshadd,
As is, you can't use group policy to restrict access based on user groups, but you can use a commercial product like GFI EndPointSecurit y to setup policies for removable devices including CD.
Good luck!
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Hi peridian,
I had a similar problem after resizing a partition once - I solved it by using EasyBCD to recreate the boot information for Vista from within the XP operating system.
Good luck!
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Hi ynyus75,
Try the following tests:
1.) from the laptop, try to telnet to 192.168.1.104:2 5 (assuming that's your laptop's IP address)
2.) from another machine on the same subnet, try to telnet to 192.168.1.104:2 5
3.) from any machine on the same subnet, try to telnet to 123.123.123.123 :25 (assuming that 123.123.123.123 is your router's public IP address).
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Hi arcmax,
This depends largely on how the routers and computers are connected to each other, what configuration/connection changes you can make, and what requirements (i.e. security etc.) you have. Here are a few possibilites depending on your configuration:
- you could use port forwarding or the router's DMZ feature to allow file sharing protocols between the two computers.
- you could configure one of your...Leave a comment:
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