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Installing IIS6 on a different partion

Create an unattended install file called 'IIS6_Install.txt' on drive C: with the following information: ; IIS 6.0 ; Unattended Setup Answer File ; ; For use with Installing IIS 6.0 after the Windows Server 2003 ; Operating System has been installed ; Active Server Pages and File Transfer Protocol service enabled [Components] aspnet=on complusnetwork=on dtcnetwork=off >>>read more

Where are RSS feeds in Blogger?

I don't know why but the Blogger system doesn't provide RSS feeds when you're hosting a Blog on a dedicated server and publishing via FTP. Perhaps we're wrong, if so then get in touch and let us know. If you need to access an RSS version of your feed then it's possible to get this from the Blogger server using the URLs below. You'll need to know your BlogID, which can be found in the querystring >>>read more

Issues with short feeds in Blogger

If you're using the standard Blogger setup it's possible to access your feed using one of the following: http://myblog.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/summary http://myblog.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss http://myblog.blogspot.com/atom.xml http://myblog.blogspot.com/rss.xmlAll four feed URLs work, however, for blogs with a feed set to short, it is better not to use http://myblog.blogspot.com/ >>>read more

Custom error pages returning 200 OK Status

Custom web pages for HTTP404 (page not found) and HTTP500 (internal server error) messages are something we always add to our websites. Recently we tried to add a couple websites to the Google sitemaps programme using verification by file. Google gave to following error: "We've detected that your 404 (file not found) error page returns a status of 200 (OK) in the header". This is something we >>>read more

SQL 2005 Express Dababase Backup Script

SQL Server 2005 Express supports backing up a database, however, it doesn't have the SQL Server Agent which allows you to create a automated backup plan. It's possible to backup a database using a T-SQL script, using Windows Task Schedule to automate execution of the script. Download the T-SQL SP and run against your databaseCreate a folder on the local disk of the machine running SQL Server >>>read more

Moving SQL Server Databases - Orphaned Users

We've run in to an issue with logins when moving databases from an old SQL 2000 machine to a new SQL Server 2005 machine, using a simple backup and restore method. This works fine and restores the old SQL 2000 database to the new SQL 2005 machine. However, any logins which existed in the old database will be scripted with the move and those logins won't be recreated in the global user logins. >>>read more

Mapping network drives to users in SBS

More often than not it's necessary to map network drives for users at logon in the Small Business Server (SBS) 2000 and 2003. One method commonly used is through the use of batch files, however, there are other ways to accomplish this task. The default SBS login script is located at: C:\WINDOWS\SYSVOL\sysvol\[domainname].local\scripts\SBS_LOGIN_SCRIPT.batPlease substitute [domainname] for the >>>read more

What exactly is a .pm file?

A .pm file is just another Perl source file right? That is interpreted by Perl just like any other Perl code file that I create. Right?Yes, this is true. However, some modules have additional parts in C or XS, which are loaded into perl using something called the DynaLoader.Also, there is a Perl package called Inline, which allows you to include, in amongst your perl code, C and C++ code [and >>>read more