Currently I am upgrading a large school network from Netware to Windows Server 2003. Part of the migration included moving AccPac over to the new system.
Whilst most of this process went extremely smoothly I had a problem whereby when logged in as a normal user (with limited rights onto the local PC) couldn’t use AccPac […]
Posted on January 24th, 2007 by john
Filed under: Windows Server | 1 Comment »
DNS can be a pain in the ass. One of the most necessary components of the internet, and yet, one of the most widely misunderstood.
I like to think of DNS as a phone book. Instead of looking up someones name and finding out the number to dial to talk to them, your computer looks up […]
Posted on January 19th, 2007 by franktank
Filed under: General | No Comments »
Google in my hometown, just minutes from where I sit writing this, probably under the flight path they took before landing, wtf, seriously?
As you can see from the technical illustration I have put together using information from this reliable source there is Christchurch here, there and all around. And then right in the middle there […]
Posted on January 17th, 2007 by franktank
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Response headers seem to be a fairly hot topic over at high rankings’ forum. Just so hot right now.
The debate is all about what response header to return to the browser/spider when you have moved a page on your site to another location. The 301 or 302 bit is the status code (more info on […]
Posted on January 17th, 2007 by franktank
Filed under: SEO | 2 Comments »
For whatever reason you may need to display file permissions for one of your websites. I have thrown together a very basic script which will recursively (yay recursion) navigate your filesystem and save the folder/filenames and their respective file permissions into an associative array. The script then displays the array very basically.
Posted on January 12th, 2007 by franktank
Filed under: PHP, Scripts | 4 Comments »
