Active Directory is a NIGHTMARE! We now have two servers up and running, but neither of them can connect into the other servers (on another site) which means that none of the other services such as mail can be restored until this is fixed 🙁
Both Domain controllers restored from tape (phew!). Drivers reinstalled for graphics,tape and network drives. So far we can get the servers on the network and see the data! Just now need to sort out services that are not restarting. the exchange server is taking a little bit longer to do though!
Well I got Kelly’s webpage working as a feed in Syndirella except that because her page uses javascript for the comments (as do most people) this crashes the program. I’ll email the developer.
I downloaded Sydirella and fired it up – only problem is that the blognames, days and times only have one character displayed in each field and I have NO idea how to scrape a webpage to get it to display feeds…. 🙁 This page displays ok but Jerry Kindalls and Kellys don’t
Mike links to syndirella which is another RSS reader. The good thing about this one is that it is free and it supports all versions of rss and you can even devise your own scraper to make your own feeds from pages which don’t really support rss (such as Kelly’s <end subtle hint >
stupid printer! Its been complaining its out of ink recently so I replaced the black cartridge and its now complaining that the color cartridge is incompatible, yet its been using it for several months with no complaints. It needs a good kicking I think!
Phew – we now have internet access back at the office. No servers for mail etc though, but at least the priority of getting webaccess back has been achieved 🙂
This nutter has made a pc into a pumpkin….hope he changes before midnight!
Wow – I just learnt about the “exciting new features” in Windows ME – hahahahahaha – its amazing how droll the installation procedure is – and HOW many reboots does it need?
Link Magic looks like a useful utility for w2k or xp users to manage Junction points. This is Microsoft parlance for soft links in unix. In other words, make c:\mail point to somewhere obscure like c:\documents and settings\current user\profile\mail\folders\pst\1031\yet another weird directory\yes your pst is stored here!\