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How do I get Owner name of a file which is located in FTP server
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You'd issue a "LS" (list[^]) command.
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you'll SSH onto the fileserver using a program like Putty, then you can navigate to the directory the file is in and use the ls -l command.
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I have developed a windows service and deployed the same in the server. This service is running in local machine without any issues. The service in the server, stops abruptly and below are some errors that I could capture in the EventViewer
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Faulting application name : MyAppService.WindowsService.exe, version: 1.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x5537a89d
Faulting module name : clr.dll, version:4.0.30319.18063
Exception Code : 0xc00000fd
Faulting application path : D:\App\MyAppService.WindowsService.exe
Faulting module path : C:\windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\clr.dll
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Anyone please provide some details on how to resolve this.
Thanks in advance.
CodingRocks
ASP.NET,C#.NET Programmer
BANGALORE
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There is not nearly enough information to even guess at what is going on. We know nothing of your service or how it works.
This is what you should do:
After you start the service, attach the debugger to it so it can catch the exception when it crashes.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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0xC00000FD is a stack overflow exception. Since we can't see your code, we can't tell you what's causing it.
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- Homer
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We have a production environment with three nodes under a load balancer. The nodes are windows 2008 R2 servers with IIS 7.5. The web application is installed in all three servers. Recently, we see that many users have issues working with the web application like;
They get logged out (I think session is lost)
The application takes the user to a different page from the page they are working on automatically
Sometimes the css and styles does not gets loaded completely
This is turning out to be critical in our case since we have more than 200 live users working with the system and they all are experiencing problems. At first we thought the issue is with load balancer and so we asked them to use the server directly without hitting the load balancer but there again we found the above issues.
Symantec 11 was installed in these servers and everything was working fine. Recently we upgraded to 12.1.3001.165.
Is this related to Symantec 12.1.3001.165.
I enabled failed request tracing and found few errors like.. Event: MODULE_SET_RESPONSE_ERROR_STATUS (Module Name: IIS Web Core) Event: MODULE_SET_RESPONSE_ERROR_STATUS (Module Name: DynamicCompression)
Could anyone help us fix the above issues. Any help will be appreciated.
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Hi Richard,
Thanks for the reply.
Maximum Worker Processes = 1
The same machine key is specified in all the servers.
CSS works fine but when the user does a ctrl+F5 to reload, some times (very rarely) the css does not load and the site will look odd without the styles.
I am not sure if the session is getting lost or the IIS crashes or if Symantec endpoint is blocking something...its a bit weird..
Anup
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Management wants people to use remote desktop applications to access testers (multi-million dollar units located in various factories throughout the world) for debug, people in the US can use the ones in Asia during not production hours, etc. to save costs (maximize tester use and minimize travel).
Management reports that people have complained they do not want to because the remote desktop connection is slow. I have asked many many people who do this if there is an issue and they generally do not report any issues, but management insists there is.
Management has therefore asked me to review the remote application software used (currently VNC and Microsoft Remote desktop) and quantify, with data, the performance of these or other options.
My initial thought was to capture screen frame rates using something like Fraps, but Fraps does not seen to catch many non game applications, and installing games on the testers is probably not going to fly.
so given the background, anyone have any thoughts as to how I might measure this in some way?
Thanks
no-e
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We have remote desktop servers installed at the office for remote programers to use.
I did a lot of research on this, and they have special hardware that optimizes the remote workstation experience.
Plus you can setup a hyper visor, and run several virtual machines that serve as remote workstations, so you can load up 2 or 3 or them in the same box. With graphics, you need one hell of a GPU like the NVidia Quatro Card for fast processing.
Most slow remote sessions are from the host not being able to run fast enough, to send the remote screen data across the wire and back.
I know of a lot of companies in the middle east, in which the employees remote in from the UAE into Saudi Arabia, so they don't have to live there and work.
I just bought a Dell Solution and let my friend set it up for me, and it works fine. No complaints so far from my remote contractors.
As far as speed testing goes, I did planning first, so it wasn't really an issue.
http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/precision-r7910-workstation/pd[^]
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Could not connect to the database. Connector returned number: Could not connect to MySQL.
getting error in joomla installation
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Please do not crosspost the same question in multiple forums. Secondly, please provide a preoper detailed explanation of what your code is trying to do and what error details you see.
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Hi everyone, I have created a open source project for a tool I used to configure my VPS a (Linode).
Old colleague of mine has used it on his VPS (Digital Ocean) and said there were no problems.
My question is, does anyone know of another way of doing this, is this a sensible set up etc.
I made this project to save me the endless reconfiguring of my test environment after destroying it.
This tool is free and I posted here on Codeproject a request for testers, Collaboration / Beta Testing under section
"Looking for testers for automated Linux server install and config."
Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thankyou and looking forward to your comments.
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Hi,
I have a .NET web application hosted in 3rd party server. When I access the URL from my local browser, I am able to do it.
However we have purchased the Go Daddy domain. Now I am trying to redirect the domain to my .NET web application hosted in 3rd party server. I contacted Go Daddy support and put the redirection URL.
But When I access that domain name in browser I am getting IIS 7 page instead of login page.
I have set the default page also. But still I am getting the same IIS 7 page. Please help
Chidambara
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Still sounds like a godaddy issue.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Did you program the DNS Server IPAddress for the new domain name to point to your DNS server, which contains the DNS record for the new domain you purchased.
Did you write a public zone file or record on the DNS server that your domain name points to?
Did you bind the website in IIS7 to the right public / private IP address.
Are you using NAT to forward packets from public to private in your router or firewall?
Did you set an internal DNS zone record to point to the private ip address of the website if using NAT?
IIS7 without the domain name or proper binding will always load the default website.
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Hello,
This may sound overly optimistic.
I'm building a website where I do expect really heavy traffic, images, and even some video.
What software bundle do you recommend for this kind of use?
-Hosting your site with Windows, ASP.Net, MS SQL Server ?
-LAMP?
-Others...?
I have little expertise in servers, so your insight is much appreciated
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Most all frameworks will work, the issue really comes down to which one can you actually build it in. Which one do you know most. Then go from there.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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While I assume you only tried to be helpful, please note:
- He didn't ask for a CDN-provider but for a software stack.
- Linking to commercial websites is considered spamming if the OP didn't explicitly ask for it.
To avoid being reported for spamming I would suggest you change your answer to just recommend using any CDN-provider instead of self-hosting static content.
If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't. — Lyall Watson
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I have installed 64 bit SVN Subversion both on server and client machine. Now, the problem is how should I access the server? I read a lot, but there are no clear cut mentioning what should be done for accessing the Repo Browser URL.
What I have done is,
1. Installed 64 bit Tortoise SVN version both in server (eg: 125.5.5.0) and client machine (eg: 125.5.5.40)
2. Created new folders in E drive of server, E:\svn\NewRepository.
3. Then, open command prompt, and run the command
svnadmin create --fs-type fsfs NewRepository
This ran successfully and created some configuration files in E drive.
4. I have created manually folders like branch, trunk and tag in E:\svn\NewRepository folder.
Now, how will I access this folders from my client machine(125.5.5.40)? should i start with http:// or svn://. Please help.
Hope this is the right place,if not let me know.
Thanks in advance.
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Try installing VisualSVN. This will allow you to access your SVN repos via the browser.
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So as not to be seen as self-promoting with a URL, please note that the domain names used here are obviously faked. I'm really just after some logical explanation of the situation described below.
My main company website, sample.com is hosted. I was checking the error logs and found quite a few where the referrer was listed as someothername.com. Out of curiosity, I pasted the referrer (someothername.com) into a browser and was greeted with my company's homepage! I ran a ping on someothername.com and it shows my dedicated IP address. I also ran a ping on my sample.com and it also shows my dedicated IP address. WTF?  How can another domain name point to my dedicated IP address? Is it possible that somebody screwed up a DSN record with their registrar? I just did a lookup on the someothername.com and see that they changed their records more than a few months back, but then, it seems like they might have noticed it by now. 
Now, it just so happens that for the past few months, certain web resources at my hosted site have been acting flaky...static xml files become unavailable, then a few seconds later, it's fine...images failing to load with the same behavior, a quick refresh and they now show up. It doesn't seem to me like the first thing would have anything to do with these problems, but the timing does seem weird. 
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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Having multiple domain names resolving to the same IP address is perfectly reasonable. The server typically uses the "host" header to determine which site hosted on that address to route the request to, usually with a fall-back site for unrecognised hosts.
However, if the other site isn't associated with your company, and you're not using shared hosting, it sounds like someone's made a mistake with their DNS records. You could try running a "whois" query on the other domain to see if you can contact the owners to let them know.
Having a second domain pointing to your IP address wouldn't cause any technical problems. If you're worried about your company's site appearing for requests to the other domain, you could add a dummy site to your server with the specific host header, which would serve up a static HTML page notifying visitors of the mistake.
Configure a Host Header for a Web Site (IIS 7)[^]
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