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2008-07-27, 12:51
Thread: Strange message on bootup - MAC G-5
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Re: Strange message on bootup - MAC G-5
If you look at the linksys admin screen:
Status - Local Network - DHCP Table
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2008-07-03, 06:07
Thread: Email notification
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Re: Email notification
I made a change to the notifications. Let me know when they come in. I have an idea but I'm really bad at this time zone crap.
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2008-06-28, 00:14
Thread: The Lounge move
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The Lounge move
Ok kids, in less then an hour, we are going to make the lounge read only. Once we're moved and tested thoroughly, I will post another message here, in the old lounge with the IP. Figure on Sunday...
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2008-06-28, 00:10
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Re: The Lounge moves to a new server 28-29 June 20
If all goes well with the move and we're COMPLETELY tested, I'll post here (the old/current lounge) the IP address. See my next post in here.
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2008-06-27, 21:17
Thread: HOSTS on iMAC
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Re: HOSTS on iMAC
Hey Skitter, 'under the hood' of OS X is very exciting.
FYI, if you're in vi and you want to exit without saving:
:q!<return>
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2008-06-27, 19:50
Thread: HOSTS on iMAC
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Re: HOSTS on iMAC
Thanx Skitter, Here's how I do it. OS X Leopard 10.5
First you need to enable root access:
http://blog.stevienova.com/2008/04/10/mac-...le-root-access/
Open a terminal window. (under... -
Re: IIS 6.0
Sorry Leesha, its been crazy busy. My thought:
The anonymous account is looking for a domain account. In IIS, use the account on your system:
MELIUSR****
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Re: IIS 6.0
Sorry Leesha, been a bit busy. Jow is 100% correct. Just because you're not "plugged in", doesn't mean your not on the network. I have an idea of a possible solution, but I want to google it for...
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Re: IIS 6.0
Thats good. Somewhere, in your IIS settings, there 1 or more anonymous settings that need to be checked.
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Re: IIS 6.0
Go here and tell me what happens:
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Re: IIS 6.0
Hey Leesha, I went thru the logs and I did see a few things that are off.
First, in c:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL ServerMSSQL.3Reporting Services check the permissions of the ReportServer... -
Re: IIS 6.0
I'm not sure 100% but I know on linux, the URL is case sensitive. Can you use Pages instead of pages?
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Re: IIS 6.0
And no, you're not a moron, sql and IIS is not always easy. It usually takes some tweaking.
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Re: IIS 6.0
And in Pages is folder.aspx? Whats the permissions on that file? Can you move the test.htm file to the Pages folder and see if it comes up.
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Re: IIS 6.0
Ok, well, considering the test.htm file worked, its not IIS. It has t be a permission issue with files/folders or SQL. In the reportmanager directory on the c: drive, is there a Pages folder?
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Re: IIS 6.0
There should be a IUSR_MEL user in that window. What are the permissions for it?
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Re: IIS 6.0
Two things: First, can you show me the permissions on the ReportManager folder? Second, put that file (test.htm) in that folder and go to http://localhost/reports/test.htm
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Re: IIS 6.0
I meant what is the entire directory? I can only see part of it. Also - if you right click my computer - Manage. Then click on USers and groups, unders users, do you see the anonymous account? ...
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Re: IIS 6.0
woah woah - I had a thought. First, What OS is on this box? Is it on a domain or is it standalone?
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Re: IIS 6.0
In the IIS Prop 2, whats the entire 'local directory'
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Re: IIS 6.0
Not being a DBA - is the reports folder on the sql server? In IIS, whats the properties windows for Reports say?
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Re: IIS 6.0
Yes, its locted somewhere on a local drive. Without seeing it, its either under c:inetpub*** or the virtual IIS directory points to a place on a local drive. If I remember correctly, if you right...
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Re: IIS 6.0
401 Unauthorized means the request requires user authentication. Somewhere, you have a permission issue. Are you setting the permissions in IIS and on the folder level? Its really hard to...
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Re: IIS 6.0
ok, so, whats in /records that your supposed to see when you go to it? If you want a quick test, open notepad and enter this:
<html><body>
<center><h1>Test</h1></center>
</body></html>
then...
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