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Posted at 11/02/2008, 09:09
thanks for ur points....i did not see it that way.... there is no need to reply
for the negative torrent thought
well, i respect u ......
for the negative torrent thought
well, i respect u ......
Posted at 11/02/2008, 09:14
the other point being that you have pissed off not only a number of the admins,
but many of the regulars too. so i think you would be the last place anyone
would go to for help.
you've started off on a bad foot, and it's hard to go back from that.
my 2 cents worth.
but many of the regulars too. so i think you would be the last place anyone
would go to for help.
you've started off on a bad foot, and it's hard to go back from that.
my 2 cents worth.
Posted at 11/02/2008, 13:05
solution to both, for aydin: windows' built in ftp daemon sucks terribly, and
even in my darkest days a few years back (mcse *shudder* i was young and
foolish!) i never used it. most of the problem relates to directory transversal
and how server 2k3 deals with it. rfc spec says you're supposed to list the
directory then pull the file each time, and it tends to screw up on the ascii
data (aka ftp commands and ls results) after a binary file transfer. there's a
few ways to get around it, but none are pretty and they tend to break either
your existing setup or whenever windows update does anything with your tcp
stack. the easiest solution is to use serv-u ftpd, which has a much better admin
interface, actually complies with the rfc spec, and will happily interface with
active directory, should you need it.
do i get a gold star?
even in my darkest days a few years back (mcse *shudder* i was young and
foolish!) i never used it. most of the problem relates to directory transversal
and how server 2k3 deals with it. rfc spec says you're supposed to list the
directory then pull the file each time, and it tends to screw up on the ascii
data (aka ftp commands and ls results) after a binary file transfer. there's a
few ways to get around it, but none are pretty and they tend to break either
your existing setup or whenever windows update does anything with your tcp
stack. the easiest solution is to use serv-u ftpd, which has a much better admin
interface, actually complies with the rfc spec, and will happily interface with
active directory, should you need it.
do i get a gold star?
Posted at 11/02/2008, 13:58
@ tvfan:
someone, perhaps, who doesn't even know how to run i r c, post url's, or even
post a simple quote properly within this forum.
not to mention spell simple english words correctly.
it's not like there's a shortage of them around here 😉
someone, perhaps, who doesn't even know how to run i r c, post url's, or even
post a simple quote properly within this forum.
not to mention spell simple english words correctly.
it's not like there's a shortage of them around here 😉
Posted at 11/02/2008, 14:22
damn. do you think they are evolving ? we might even be looking at a new
strain of ban resistant mutant tamagotchi.
i think we had better take pre-emptive measures and err ... declare martial
law.
... or something ...
on the plus side - it would make zetetic's head explode.
:)
strain of ban resistant mutant tamagotchi.
i think we had better take pre-emptive measures and err ... declare martial
law.
... or something ...
on the plus side - it would make zetetic's head explode.
:)
Posted at 11/02/2008, 17:34
i vote yay.
only problem is, tamagotchi's (especially virilant types as mentioned earlier)
tend to create more threads to compensate.
only problem is, tamagotchi's (especially virilant types as mentioned earlier)
tend to create more threads to compensate.
Posted at 25/02/2008, 07:15
hi
i need som assistance and i thought id start here
when i try to access a torrent all i get is a white page with the following line:
"error:you have an error in your sql syntax; check the manual that corresponds
to your mysql server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1"
now i have googled it and searched my regular computer forums and found other
people wih the same problem however not a working solution, ofcourse i might
have missed something or maybe someone here has found a fix for it.
i have tried opening torrents in both firefox and explorer and they both deliver
the same message, i have the latest versions of both.
i have mysql server 5.0
i need som assistance and i thought id start here
when i try to access a torrent all i get is a white page with the following line:
"error:you have an error in your sql syntax; check the manual that corresponds
to your mysql server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1"
now i have googled it and searched my regular computer forums and found other
people wih the same problem however not a working solution, ofcourse i might
have missed something or maybe someone here has found a fix for it.
i have tried opening torrents in both firefox and explorer and they both deliver
the same message, i have the latest versions of both.
i have mysql server 5.0
Posted at 26/02/2008, 13:30
check your mtu settings, switch your router off for half an hour, take 2 aspirin
and call an exorcist in the morning.
Posted at 01/03/2008, 07:05
why use a windows server they suck use linux centos makes a good server i use
postfix and fetchmail sent to smtp localhost works very well and it does not use
much ram like exchange server does and proftp rocks
postfix and fetchmail sent to smtp localhost works very well and it does not use
much ram like exchange server does and proftp rocks
