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Have you considered running your own Zimbra installation? What benefits does Exchange give you over Zimbra?

Or even better, PHP or Python

Explicitly set fault and black to TRUE just above the IF statement. I'm thinking you might need to compare strings (and not a boolean type such as true/false), depending on what the form values are. E.g. if fault = "true" and black = "true" then.....

@K.C.Leblanc The SMS100 has two "repair slots" in which you insert new disks to replace the internal failed ones. After two failures, yes the whole box is replicated to another one.

That's the way we started. 2x Dell servers acting as VM hosts with the same disk types. If one server failed, in theory, we would transfer the disks from the failed server to the working one and just start up the VMs. But with a SAN this becomes much more efficient, fault-tolerant and quicker. The Sun storage servers are very capable devices.

@mattx: Ah right We decided to go for the Sun 7110 in the end for VMs. Full RAID flexibility on SAS disks, with the options of NFS or iSCSI for connectivity. But no, no examples of the SMS100 performance. The web seems very lacking in tests for that SAN. The SMS100 is purely data storage for our user/shared areas and SIMS for physical servers.

What disks are in your SMS100, mattx? We were advised not to run VMs directly off our SATA SMS100 due to 1) SATA and 2) RAID6 performance.

Firstly, it looks like you're comparing fault to itself. Is this what you're wanting to do? Secondly, try wrapping them in brackets: if (fault = fault) and (black = true) Then

If America is anything to go by, and we're fast becoming Americanised, then it'll probably be sooner than we think. I'm not saying I think what they did was right, just doing a Tony and playing devil's advocate here.

You could say this is just the school carrying out their duty of preparing students for the real world. The story reminded me of the brilliant (probably best) Silent Witness episode Shadows, which involved shooting in a university campus.

Lol, brilliant

Ahh right, that makes sense I just entered 0.

Questions 5 and 6 are the same. 5. Of your desktop computers, how many of each run the following operating systems? 6. Of your desktop computers, how many of each run the following operating systems?

A friend who is 34, on two separate occasions, has been refused the sale of alcohol and a kitchen knife from supermarkets, for not being able to produce ID (his driver's license is not a photo ID one).

Personally I don't see the problem with that.

In contrast to our previous 60/26 down/up, we're now getting this: http://www.speedtest.net/result/759484039.png

Proper buzzin

Basically, yeah I do, like....

Another seemingly interchagable pair of words is bought and brought. Example, "I brought a cup of coffee from the cafe." Oh really? Where did you bring it to?

You're welcome. Sounds strangely familiar!

Not all MSI packages are built the same though, so they aren't guaranteed to "just work" using this method, or by importing using the Application Wizard.

Further to the original Facebook-CEOP topic, The Register has a good piece on it. Facebook stands up to UK.gov's cyberbullying ? The Register Also interesting are the comments.

There's a open source project called Bongo which might be worth investigating. Main Page - Bongo

Perhaps it's grumbling about the IPv6 changes - just for curiosity's sake, un-do the disabling you did before to see if that helps it. Again, there could be something in the logs - likely to be in /var/log/samba.