If the connections are the same, sure. If it is IDE and you now have SATA, no. And if you are talking about plugging it in and having XP work, No. You can buy adapters ect. If you just want your music and files from the old drive I would get the USB to IDE/SATA adapter that will allow you to use the old drive like any old external drive and copy over everything. You may want to store your media on an external drive so you don't have to worry about this in the future as well!
I recommend picking a copy up of the book 'The Programatic Programmer'. It isn't language specific but a general guidance to best practices whenever it comes to developing.
This was fine in the days of ASCII, but the tubes are hardly ASCII anymore, with Unicode, UTF-16, i have 1,112,064 code points, they are not even called characters anymore, because they really aren't. And if you are familiar with best-fit mapping, you would know that there are now dozens of characters that can represent any single symbol in ASCII, meaning that using the above type of blocking mechanisms is silly and technically insecure.
Imports MySql.Data.MySqlClient
Imports System.Data
Public Class classDatabaseRead
Private sqlConnection As New MySqlConnection
Private sqlCommand As New MySqlCommand
Public sqlReader As MySqlDataReader
Private stringConnection As String = "SERVER=Gemstore;DATABASE=yourdatabase;PORT=3306;UID=user;PWD=password~;"
Public Sub New(ByVal stringQuery As String)
Try
sqlConnection.ConnectionString = stringConnection
sqlConnection.Open()
sqlCommand.Connection = sqlConnection
sqlCommand.CommandText = stringQuery
sqlReader = sqlCommand.ExecuteReader()
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.toString)
sqlCommand.Connection.Close()
sqlConnection.Close()
End Try
End Sub
Public Sub closeRead()
sqlReader.Close()
sqlCommand.Connection.Close()
sqlConnection.Close()
End Sub
End Class
then in a form or whatever you are calling it from
DIM Query as string = "SELECT auth_lvl FROM user_verification WHERE userID = '" & userIDIn & "' AND password = '" & passwordIn & "';"
DIM r as classdatabaseread = new classdatabaseread(query)
while r.sqlreader.read
auth = r.sqlreader.getstring(r.sqlreader.getordinal("auth_lvl"))
end
r = nothing
funny thread. the only way i get any 'relax' time is if i tell them i am busy and piss around. 100 users with computers should keep you pretty busy unless they all actually know what they are doing with a computer.
im not sure about that - trial and error is how i would figure it out... the journal mailbox to my beleif would have to be on the same server as the mailbox server role - how big are you expecting the mailbox to get?
if im remember right, journaling will send a silent copy of all messages sent or received and store them in a mailbox. you will then have a copy of the email weather or not they delete it
you could also use transport rules to copy a mailbox on all in or out messages
arin.net i beleive is the site that will tell you the ips registrar (there isp) you can get the location of it
to get the name, your gonna more than likely need a court order or something - contact the isp , and if your lucky they have a log of which user used that IP at that specific time
or you could type the "email@domain.com" with the quotes into google and see if you find a name associated with it anywhere.
are you talking about a spec sheet kind of situation?
what we do when a new system is asked to be developed (keep in mind it is a smaller company)
we talk to the key people that are going to use the system. get feedback, ideas, and so forth and write them down on a spec sheet. The spec sheet will say what the application is going to accept, what it is going to manipulate, and what it is going to return. if everyone agrees on the final spec, all spec additions are halted until the BETA is available. a group of testers then play with the application, storing the bugs in a bug database and writing ideas or improvements on spec sheet 2. this goes on for a few weeks or a month etc. once the spec sheet 2 and bugs are accounted for, all spec and bug additions are halted and the program is changed and bugs are fixed. application is then deployed. all additions or subtractions are added to a spec 3 which is used for the version 2 of the product
great! i would still try to go over that list and configure everything properly if I was you - this will help you avoid a painful blacklist issue down the road - it happens to all of us i think
yes you didnt come up as spam (1.5 is kinda high though) HAM is good.
you don't have anything above configured based on the results tho - they would say passed instead of nuetral. some mail server are very strict and require additional checks before they receive mail - i am betting that is what your problem is.
also, one peice of advice. im not sure the exact location off the top of my head in exchange 2003. but change your FQDN that your exchange server responds with from helo mesages to mail.yourdomain.com instead of exchangesrv.yourdomain.com
this way everyone doesnt know your internal mail servers fqdn. in 2010 it is under server config, hub transport, receive connectors. just go to the propertys and you will see the fqdn
also one last thing that you can try - look at the event logs on the server itself. see if there are errors. if there are do searches on them see if any of them relate to the issue you are having.
its just kinda hard to trouble shoot based on delayed message responses :\
im not 100% familiar with exchange, it has been along time since i used it. my suggestion would be to configure a smart host (verify easy to configure based on google searches) that has all the correct ptr, rdns, spf, sendierid, and so on information configured. this way when the remote mail server sees the email everything looks good and it is delivered.
i actually posted a mail server check list before. let me see if i can find it and i will post it - that is if you want to try and configure everything properly on your end
do you mind giving me your mails server external address? if not thats fine.
you are going to want to verify a few thing..
make sure that you have PTR records (reverse dns) with your ISP for your mail server. you can test this by doing ptr:mailserverexternal on mxtoolbox.com
do you know if you have SPF records - sendID setup?
my guess is this, that remote mail server is doing checks on the email. spf , reverse dns, and so on. but it is finding things it does not look and considering your mail to be 'spoofed' and not accepting it.
on exchange 2003 you dont need to configure a smtp send connector - you only need to do this on exchange 2007 +, so you don't need to configure one. I am sorry about that I was thinking you where on exchange 2007..
Just so I understand, you are using postini as a incoming mail scrubber for spam/antivirus etc? and there is no filtering on outbound email correct?
im just offering a suggestion. everyone i have delt with told me that i need a send connector - every book, video tutorial, and course if taken says to use send connector. i'm actually kind of surprised that you didnt have one...
on the hub transport you have receive connectors and send connectors receive connectors receive your new email based on the mx records of your domain and so on
send connectors tell the server have to route mail to the outside world
try to send an email that you know will get held in the que go to toolbox - que viewer. let me know where it says the message is stuck at
smtp address space * cost 1 its up to you to include subdomains
use domain name system mx records to route mail but i would suggest that you get a smart host.
check with your isp - they may let you use there corporate mail server (mail.isp.com) as a smart host - youll have to talk to them however. I think macafee lets you use there mail servers as smart hosts too.
