Thanks to all who implemented
this nice feature. You may now give ASP.NET permission to a user using raspnet_reiis: aspnet_regiis -ga DOMAIN\DomainUser
Damn... I just faced something funny in my WinXP box. When I tried removing a folder, it was just giving me error can not be deleted and there was 'in use' error. After all digging around and going through the folder, found the folder names are much more longer than what Windows expects!
Solution? Well, after two or three ways, including command prompt, I shared the folder across my LAN and removed it from another computer. FUNNY :)
Keith Comb showing us new encryption features of SQL Server 2005 for DBAs and Programmers.
Hmm, I don't understand
why this has been so, but in my opinion, ignoring would be the best choice for you Paschal :)
Stefano has created an Smartphone app posting to .Text. I wish he could have shared it for testing on my i-mate sp3.
All the new features of ASP.NET 2.0 make me 'feel' much more better and enjoy thinking of the new things.
Scott giving out some advice on ASP.NET 2.0 Site Navigation features.
Pretty nice guide by Dan Wahlin on sharing Master Pages in different IIS Applications.
I just wanted to register in Google Analytic... As I expected, Iran is not in the country list of Google anymore....
Daemon Tools, the tool I use for mounting images, has recently released it's new version. Via
Wallace B. McClure.
As Kevin Nazemi posting, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 is available to MSDN Subscribers.
Stefano has pointed out to
an article from Microsoft Research Lab comparing Windows, Linux and FreeBSD in Read and Write performance for Random and Sequential type of them.
Last night was the night... All my servers were restarted due to the patch fix of Windows. I really don't like it... When I wokeup and see everything is working but not the services...
Thanks Stefano. I had the issue yesterday mounting the images of Visual Studio Express and by renaming it, everything is just going on well. Why is it so!?
The same issue we had with MSDE now is there on SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition. You can not use TCP/IP connections to it! To be honost,
solving it has become much more easier than MSDE 2000.
Good advice from Krzysztof Wilkosz on moving VS 2003 Web Projects to VS 2005.
Nice article on these three concepts if you got more than one internet connection.
IEBlog@MSDN giving some notes on the new improvements of IE7 in content caching and decompression. Keep it up!
Fabrice and some links on how to debig Javascript with IE or FireFox.