Wednesday, April 6, 2005

Andrew MacNeill: W2K3, not SP1 I posted a comment to Andrew MacNeill - AKSEL Solutions asking if he had solved his problem with Windows Server 2003 Service PACK 1. He posts: The result of Windows 2003 SP1. "Well Ted, all I can say is I'm still running Windows 2003, but not SP1. Many people have offered suggestions and I'm reading other ideas but I'm staying away from Windows 2003 Service Pack 1. At least until I have nothing better to do with my weekend...." "And to make matters worse, a bunch of my clients, who manage their own servers AND THOSE who have it hosted, experienced emails problems from Oct 31 - today. Coincidence? I'm not sure. While I wouldn't blame Microsoft, some of my customers are immediately blaming their lack of server software on the big guy." They might be suffering from the recent Poisoning of Microsoft DNS Servers - this sounds like it could be a nasty one - or the new exploit to the WINS server patch issued last year. I noticed a real tapering off in email, ham and spam, in the last week. I wonder if something else is going on... 9:18:34 PM    comment []

Dartmouth / Lake Sunapee Linux User Group The Dartmouth - Lake Sunapee Linux User Group, a chapter of the Greater New Hampshire Linux User Group will meet on Thursday, April 7th, 7:00-9:00PM at Dartmouth College, Carson Hall Room L02 to hear Peter Nikolaidis present "Open Source E-Commerce with Interchange" According to the website, "Interchange is an open source alternative to commercial commerce servers and application server/component applications. Interchange is one of the most powerful tools available to automate and database-enable your web site or build online applications. The talk will cover the basics of installing and configuring the software, as well as some demonstrations of existing sites running on Interchange." The Python Special Interest Group will be meeting before the main meeting at Everything But Anchovies, 603-643-6135, 5 Allen St Hanover, NH 03755, US at 5:30 PM to hear from the several Granite Staters who went to the Python conference in Washington, D.C. The DLSLUG announcement email list is here, main web site here and the Greater New Hampshire Linux User Group here. 9:58:05 AM    comment []

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