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Re: preparing .lib file under Linux markkuk30-Dec-04 2:01 markkuk 30-Dec-04 2:01  Linux doesn't use .lib files. Are you trying to build a library for Windows under Linux? It should be possible, but you need to build a cross-compiler toolchain Re: preparing .lib file under Linux pirogramci30-Dec-04 2:17 pirogramci 30-Dec-04 2:17  hello I have a project that it was developped under dos and it have some lib files. now i want to compile it under linux(knoppix). what must i do for it? Control system in windows 98 Mekong River27-Dec-04 20:18 Mekong River 27-Dec-04 20:18  Hi, I have windows 98 install on my PC at home. During the time that I leave to work at the office, some people at my home come to check the computer. Sometime it error because of some mistake from the user. I want to control my PC that run windows 98 about the time that the computer turn on, or turn off, which program that user open, or did the user make change to any system file. It is not necessary to know what did they typing (because this relate to the personal provicy). So what I want is just the ability to control the system. Is windows 98 have the ability to do this or I need to use any third party software to do that??? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Apache web server on Windows XP Andy Moore27-Dec-04 5:20 Andy Moore 27-Dec-04 5:20  Hi, I have setup the Apache web server on my Windows XP machine to run Bugzilla. On my Netgear router I configured port forwarding to forward incoming http traffic on port 80 to the machine running Apache. The problem is that I can access my Bugzilla through Apache from inside of the LAN, but I cannot get there from outside when I enter my WAN address. The router is also listening on port 80 for its web-based configurator. How do you disable the Netgear router from listening on port 80 so that web traffic can hit my server? Thanks, Andy Moore Re: Apache web server on Windows XP Steve Kowald11-Jan-05 3:17 Steve Kowald 11-Jan-05 3:17  I have a Netgear router and was running a web server (not Apache but a similiar free one). I had a similiar problem and found that my ISP was blocking port 80 for security reasons. I changed from port 80 to another port and it worked. Re: Apache web server on Windows XP Andy Moore11-Jan-05 3:43 Andy Moore 11-Jan-05 3:43  Thanks Steve. I will give this a go on another port. adding disk space on windows 2003 karanba27-Dec-04 3:42 karanba 27-Dec-04 3:42  Hi... I need to add disk space to a 2003 server which is used to serve exchange 2003 on. The c: disk almostly full and there is another disk d: has 16 GB free space. How can I use the disk space on d: or move some exchange mailbox on d: disk. karanba Re: adding disk space on windows 2003 Mike Dimmick30-Dec-04 4:31 Mike Dimmick 30-Dec-04 4:31  It's strongly recommended that you don't keep Exchange databases on the same disk as, well, anything else really. You'll get pretty poor performance. If we're talking IDE drives, ensure the physical disks are on different channels - access to one drive on a channel blocks the other until the operation is complete. You cannot move a single mailbox. You can only move a whole database. It's recommended to put the transaction logs on a different drive from the databases, but if you've only got a single drive it's better to get them off the system drive. Exchange uses Storage Groups. A single Storage Group can hold up to 5 databases (which can be on different drives) and has a single set of transaction logs. Standard Edition can only have one mailbox store database while Enterprise Edition can have up to the limit (currently 20, 5 in each storage group). To move the database(s), follow the instructions in KB 821915[^]. I'd recommend you get some training in Exchange. It's a complicated product. Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder Re: adding disk space on windows 2003 karanba30-Dec-04 5:37 karanba 30-Dec-04 5:37  thanks ... Before I take this message I create a new storage group and named it 'Second Storage Group' on the second disk. After that I move some mailbox to second storage group from first storage group. As now everyting goes normall (user could send and receive mail), but it slow down. I need to read more on the exchange server karanba Re: adding disk space on windows 2003 Mekong River26-Feb-06 16:00 Mekong River 26-Feb-06 16:00  karanba wrote: The c: disk almostly full and there is another disk d: has 16 GB free space. How can I use the disk space on d: or move some exchange mailbox on d: disk. You can create an empty folder and mount a formatted drive to this folder. Then read the recommendation from Mike posted. Problem with roaming profile Mekong River25-Dec-04 4:03 Mekong River 25-Dec-04 4:03  Hi, I have test the roaming profile in windows 2000. I have create 3 user. User1 User2 User3 All users are logged from the client, then the profile folder is created on the server. I'm an admin of the server try to check the foder profile but it access denied. So I try to take ownership of User2 profile. After that I log User2 on the other client but it inform me that incorrect security setting on the server. When I ask my teacher he told me that the problem occure because User2 is not the owner of the folder any more. But he did not told me the solution to fix the problem. My questions are: 1. How could the administrator can see all the folder content of the users and user can log on any client after an administrator take ownership of his/her folder. 2. After the message box display of incorrect security setting, it count down and inform the user to log on as local profile. But I don't want to do that, if there are any problem while log on, then I want it to be log off again. Because I don't want my user to work with local profile. Is it possible to do that? Please let me, any support or idea is really appreciate A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Hotmail inbox did not increase the space Mekong River23-Dec-04 20:38 Mekong River 23-Dec-04 20:38  Hi, does anyone know about hotmail upgrade. I have an e-mail address with hotmail for 5 years. They give me 2MB, and now I see an advertisment that they upgrade to 250MB. But my account still have 2MB as before. Unlike yahoo, they upgrade for the user automatically. Does anyone know the way to upgrade hotmail inbox space????????? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Hotmail inbox did not increase the space albCode6-Jun-05 3:45 albCode 6-Jun-05 3:45  make this changes in to ur Options select USA->Alaska Zip Code 55995 then click Update after 30 days u will get 250MB storage in ur hotmail Inbox Re: Hotmail inbox did not increase the space Mekong River26-Feb-06 16:06 Mekong River 26-Feb-06 16:06  Thank you very much for your information. Terminal Services/RDP problem with Windows 2000 Advanced Server. JON1088423-Dec-04 7:09 JON10884 23-Dec-04 7:09  Hello, I have a PowerEdge 1750 and every time I connect to it using RDP I get an error message "mstsc.exe has generated errors" or something like that when I open IE, then I get kicked out... I also sometimes get an error message about couldn't write to memory, also caused by mstsc.exe. I've tried reinstalling the OS a few times, downloaded all the Windows updates and Dell firmware updates, tried different sticks of memory, and no luck. Knoppix can not find the exe file pirogramci23-Dec-04 0:25 pirogramci 23-Dec-04 0:25  I built a project in the knoppix. after built i wrote the exe file's name but operating system have said it can not find the exe file. after i write ls command i can see it. what can i do? thanks. Re: Knoppix can not find the exe file Henry miller23-Dec-04 4:30 Henry miller 23-Dec-04 4:30  ./filename Or add the current directory to your PATH (the all caps is important). I'd tell you how, but I don't use knoppix but I'm pretty sure that it uses bash as the shell while I know and use csh. (the difference should come off as religious) Time between client/server are the same without write the script Mekong River22-Dec-04 22:14 Mekong River 22-Dec-04 22:14  Hi, I just learn about networking with client server between win2k server and win2k pro. I have one PC run win2k server and 2 PC run win2k pro. I note that if I just both 2 PC and log on to server with any roaming profile, I found that the time with the server and the time with the client is the same (all of the computer are having the same time zone). I did not write any script to synchronize the time between the client and server. I used to hear from my teacher that if I want to make the time between client/server are the same I have to write script using the command NET TIME. But this case I don't know write any script. Just create the roaming profile and log to it the time is the same between client/server. Does any people know what is the problem??? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Time between client/server are the same without write the script WoutL23-Dec-04 0:38 WoutL 23-Dec-04 0:38  Time synchronization on win2k goes via the Windows Time service. YOU SHOULD NOT USE Net Time FOR THIS. Net Time was used on NT4 domains for time synchronization to clients. On a Win2k domain (Active Directory) the Windows Time Service maintains time synchronization on all clients and servers on the network. Wout Louwers Re: Time between client/server are the same without write the script Mekong River23-Dec-04 14:03 Mekong River 23-Dec-04 14:03  Thank you very much for your help. But I have one more question, if the server have time zone A and client have time zone B. When the client log to the server does the server change the time zone of client from B to A (and also change the time too)??? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Time between client/server are the same without write the script WoutL23-Dec-04 20:39 WoutL 23-Dec-04 20:39  No, the time zone is a client setting. Win2k (server and workstation) and winNT work with UTC time internaly (the same as GMT I believe). So the UTC time is synchronized. Wout Louwers Re: Time between client/server are the same without write the script Roger Wright23-Dec-04 4:07 Roger Wright 23-Dec-04 4:07  As Wout mentioned, Win2K takes care of itself by synchronizing to its domain controller. NET TIME is handy on a Win2K server, though, for synchronizing the server to an outside time reference, such as NIST. "A man with one watch always knows what time it is; a man with two watches is never sure of the time." Re: Time between client/server are the same without write the script Mekong River23-Dec-04 14:05 Mekong River 23-Dec-04 14:05  Thank you very much Roger, Thank for your support. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Problem while logon to FreeBSD Mekong River22-Dec-04 13:59 Mekong River 22-Dec-04 13:59  Hi, Can anyone help me. Because I want to learn UNIX I have download FreeBSD LiveCD[^]. After I burn it to the CD and boot it from the CDROM, it did not display any graphic like Morphix Linux LiveCD. It display the command prompt for login name and password. I don't know what is the user name or any password that I could log on to it. Can any one help me?? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Problem while logon to FreeBSD Henry miller23-Dec-04 3:13 Henry miller 23-Dec-04 3:13  In the unix world we resopnd to this with RTFM - Read the fine manual. (depending on how stupid your question is other adjitives are often substituted for fine) In this case, if you read http://livecd.sourceforge.net/documentos.php you will see the following: If you did not customize user/group and passwords, the default root account is passwordles. Enjoy Note that the documentation is aweful at this point, feel free to contribute better documents. P.S. I word my question this way because unix is not idiot friendly. You will need to learn where to find answers to your questions. I found the answer in less than 5 minutes, you should be able to do the same.

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