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Hehe, well, perhaps if they donate a nice server to duplicate it on? :)

Recently after the move I've had a problem with this forum that occurs only every now and then. When I click to open a thread, the page is sometimes completely blank. However, when I view the source code, it seems to all be there. When I reload the page it works fine. Running Firefox 2.0.0.3...

It is running MS SQL 2000, they just upgraded the OS to Windows 2003 R2 :)

Re: It looks like that someone hacked the Jodohost webserver It's probably some vulnerability in some script you run, allowing people to overwrite any files under your username. Or... someone just guessed your password, but that's less likely. Doesn't hurt to change it anyway though. Then...

Nasty problems to track down, especially if the problem is in code that's not called all that much. Had a problem with a connection not being closed properly, and it managed to stall the involved website in a matter of seconds after starting. The MS SQL server for that website's database is an...

Mmmkay, some dodgy JavaScript inclusion?

Oi, subforums for cluster 1 and 2 :D Is the second cluster going to be running H-Sphere 3.0 from the start?

The fact that sender and recipient are the same doesn't automatically mark the mail as ham (non-spam). Otherwise all the spammers would send mails using your own e-mail address :) It was probably marked as spam based on the content, you should submit the actual message (including all mail...

Hmm, doubt it works that way.. If you pay with credit card, is Mastercard / VISA your customer? :) In any case you're providing services to an Iranian citizen.. OH NOES! :rolleyes:

I suppose medium trust would prevent you from accessing private and protected members using reflection? You can do some 'interesting' stuff with that.. Nothing directly threatening to a shared hosting environment though, afaik.. Lots of people don't even know you can access private members this...

Reflection doesn't work at JodoHost? 0.o I'm not running much .NET at all at Jodo, but that's nasty.. in fact, that would break data binding features for starters.. So I guess that's what you meant? :)

Ever used Microsoft Virtual Labs for example ? :)

Hmm, that meta tag could be the problem actually. If it depends on the meta tag to identify data as HTML, you have yourself a chicken/egg problem. Namely, if the browser doesn't know it's reading HTML, why on earth would it attempt to process HTML meta tags? Maybe Internet Explorer does it for...

<confuzzled> What do the mail accounts have to do with your website configuration? As I understand it you want both sites to display The Domain Name Company : Domain Name Registration, Email and Hosting while they are in fact using different servers based on their location or whatever...

We use ScanAlert at work and sometimes I happen to come across some of it's junk in the logfiles. Much like I expected, it's completely useless for anyone that has a remote idea of what they're doing :/

It should still be possible to output all that data with a single query rather than using 15 in a loop, although I suppose the JOINs could get messy. It would probably save database processing time though. If the database is being accessed remotely the roundtrip delay could become a problem...

OK, yet another unhelpful post from me, but I couldn't resist. If you don't know ASP yet and are apparently starting some project from scratch, I would suggest you invest that time into learning ASP.NET instead. Learning all of .NET is a bigger undertaking than learning ASP, but it's more useful...

Cookies should never be considered a trusted source of information when developing a website. If you log onto a forum, it doesn't (or shouldn't) store just the user ID of the person that's logged in, but also some kind of secret, hard to guess value. Often this is just a pseudo-random string of...

It's not so much that it has phishing stuff embedded, but it has known exploits that these people use to place their content on your website. Updating to the latest version supposedly fixes these security holes, etc.

Hmm, I must say I've had plenty (read: too many) of Maxtor disks failing over the past couple of years, but none of them took anything else with it. Then again, we've had problems with 2 WD disks over the past few weeks as well. We have five 3-4 year old servers with Maxtor Atlas drives and none...