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Spam Filter Software
ConradJones replied to Bill_Tech_Leigh's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
start [Mailcleaner] mailcleaner.- 10 replies
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Any experience with them? Good / Bad?
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Thats right
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Anyone got 4od to play on linux chrome?? I'm running mint 14 and occasionaly i get 4od to play, 90% of the time i have to watch in a vm. I'm wondering if there is DRM on some but not all vids? Maybe older Channel4 owned vids are not drm'd but new american ones are ?? More testing is needed I think. EDIT: Sorry I did not mean to post this in Licensing Questions? I mean't to post it in Linux. Maybe its a good fit DRM is a licensing problem
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first line support is great, and its a bit of an insult to call them first line they are not by any stretch of the imagination telephone monkeys. more work could be done in calls that are escalated.....
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It is dodgy, you need at least something like windows 7 home
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Deploying System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection
ConradJones replied to kaphc's topic in Enterprise Software
I would use SCCM (At that price) for 10 workstations, just to automate the build process if nothing else. -
Backup Metadata enumeration failed for sharepoint site in DPM 2010 and DPM 2012 Tried lots of things. Restarting vss server (Forgotten all the stuff i have tried. I suspect --> SQL was originally installed on the web server it is now on a dedicated, and you have to use SQL aliases to point to the new server.
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Someone has turned off a load of FSRM quota's. Any ideas on looking at the last modified info on a quota?
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SCCM does this as well because it calculates a hash based on the folder contents and the contents have changed due to the addition of the desktop.ini files. no idea why cc4 does it tho never used it.
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I've just been looking at one of those (some one elses) very very simple. similar web interface to 5500 but really stripped out. not my cup of tea,
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New Edugeek Users - Introduce yourself here :)
ConradJones replied to tarquel's topic in General Chat
hello hamish don't worry we'll beat that apple habit out of you soon enough, soon you'l be buying computers that don't require remorgageing your house.- 4,289 replies
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interesting how he signed up to post that! great first post mate!
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we use the wsgfl convention fred bloggs becomes blogf001
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Best Wishes, hope it goes/went well.
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SUSE is my linux of choice for some reason, seems to be the one i find easiest. standard build for our linux VM's is SUSE we only use otherwise if its a pre-built appliance. i do miss netware windows has got a lot better nowadays though from a stability point of view, (especially because vmware takes care of handling the real hardware)
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recursion is dangerous as well as you can exhaust the stack very quickly. you need to ensure that you have a conditional statement which ensures that it stops recursing when the condition is met otherwise not only will your program loop it will overflow the stack quickly. consider the following searching a folder for a specific file, it uses recursion to search sub folders and iteration to search the current folder (not sure it works 100% was bored waiting for centos to install) entry find_file(string folder_name, string wanted) { entry = get_first_entry(folder_name); while (entry != null) { if (entry is folder) { entry2 = find_file(folder_name + "\\" + entry.name); if (entry2 != null) return entry2; } else if (entry is file) { if (entry.name == wanted) } entry = get_next_entry(folder_name, entry); } return null; }
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Netware vs. NT Was working with netware at the time, we were using NT for flat domains and exchange 5.5 and netware for file sharing as Nt wasn't stable enough. reading this guys article does make me laugh now though "This concept of "interoperabilty with the internet" is about as bogus as it gets." lol back then we hid outlook web access ! no-one new about it back then
