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Waiting to see if a non-admin makes it over here. It's a very nice server. We can basically do anything we want with it, including rebooting, restore from backup etc. Took a while to get my head around everything but it seems to be working ok.
The foro logo at the top is still pointing to the temporary site ? Some images are missing eg. the granada meet-up pics ?
Done. I missed them in the migration.
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Got yourself a shiny new vps ? Much better than shared hosting
Oh yes indeed, but it took a lot of reading to use all the new bells and whistles of Windows Server 2008 R2, IIS 7 and SQL Server Express 2008 R2. It also took a reimage to wipe my mistakes from the weekend.
Yikes. I did the same a while back, but on linux. Nightmare.. ended up recompiling everything - apache, sendmail, mysql, etc. etc, with no previous experience at that level.
Non computer bods think its all just pressing 'install' a few times.
I feel your pain. Great when it all finally works though. Nice one.
Geez...it's like jumping on fresh snow in the morning!
'was wondering where those skipping feet, cartwheels and somersaults prints in the snow would lead to, a vanishing scent of single malt gave it a way...
Yikes. I did the same a while back, but on linux. Nightmare.. ended up recompiling everything - apache, sendmail, mysql, etc. etc, with no previous experience at that level.
I have designed multi-server solutions at Microsoft but rarely get to play with the technology. It is certainly very tiring and time-consuming. Not being open source, there was no recompiling thank goodness, just lots of installation, configuration and switches. Then I took a snapshot of the image and should, in theory, be able to rebuild the entire server in 15 minutes.