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As always a good response Craig. Good show.

Check the "size" of the Users folder to see if the files are just hidden.

If you copied them are the originals not there?

Oh, I should have pointed out that if that complains about the filesystem type you may need to make a file system on the lvm. mke2fs -j /dev/images/5gb in my case to make an ext3 fs. Then it will mount.

Try /usr/sbin/lvdisplay and see if it shows up the one you're looking for and then mount that name somewhere. mount /dev/images/5gb /mydisk You might be able to do this from the gui.

You seem to be suffering from Red Hat's inability to configure path properly. Try /sbin/fdisk -l

Big Birthday Greetings to our friend Tom Newton! Have a lovely day mate and hopefully catch you soon for a beer or 10.

Kensington Locks?

Not sure re windows web client will do some testing if it will help but I would urge you to seriously investigate upgrading from 1.9.7 to 1.9.10+.

Replied! Not a problem Nick you guys know that

Yeah, I get the error message. I read before about someone being blocked from Veloxserv. Ah here it is! Drop them a message, I'm sure they'll be able to sort it out.

Sounds like your IP/ISP is blocked by your webhost (or the other way around). Would be helpful to know the ISP you're with and the url for your site.

Nick, Ping me a mail to remind of this and I'll see if we can help make the log on script a bit more clever to work around this. Kim EDIT: Send me a copy of the pxe image or whatever you're using with thinstation and I'll try it here as I suspect it's not Sun Ray causing the prob.

Really? That's some pretty awful software if it insists you boot FROM the disk you want to recover from? I suspect what you mean is that it runs inside windows so you should take the disk out of this PC and slave it up if you want to go that route or try the ubuntu live cd.

Don't fire up the PC, treat this as a case where you are trying to recover data. Recovery software & navigate through the profile's Recent, & Temp dirs but I suspect you may not yield a good result.

The "Recent" folder in their profile might provide you with some file names / paths. Not sure if there will be a cache but some data recovery software would be my port of call. Slave the disk up or you will risk ruining the data chances. Also, if this is being done for anything even remotely disciplinary/legally you shouldn't be doing it without guidance(or at all in some cases).

Hi Frosty, I don't do an awful lot with CentOS but I believe you can run as root: yum install phpmyadmin And then run service httpd restart to restart Apache to pick it up. Then browse to http://ip/phpmyadmin If it doesn't work out like that yum remove phpmyadmin again. Cheers, Kim

Congratulations mate!!

Ah, I thought you were concerned more about the kernel change. Well, the question's there do you *need* to update/reboot, what kind of access to the systems is there?

Genkernel or home baked? Same .config? How big a jump in versions? Set up grub to only try it once so if it fails someone can power cycle it and it will go back to the old one.

Nope, same one, drop me a pm if you've lost it.

Must be time for a fleece by now AndrewC Drop me a line sometime ... we should chat John, I was there on the Tues setting up too

Don't know about your CA question but You know 2008R2 is 64bit only right?

I suspect the key bit missing is NameVirtualHost as Arthur has laid out above.

Maybe