Blog Problems 
I upgraded the blog today - during the upgrade I used a new version of my FTP program Transmit3. Apparently I wasn't paying attention when I moved the upgrade files to the server and I ended up checking to...
http://WWW.GEOFOBERHAUS.COM/mt/archives/000599.html
Microsoft offers Windows Server 2003 SP1 blocking tool
Microsoft is offering a free tool kit that temporarily blocks the delivery of Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 to subscribers of Automatic Updates.
http://www.computerworld.com/softwaretopics/os/windows/story/0,10801,102676,00.html?source=x13
Microsoft offers Windows Server 2003 SP1 blocking tool
Microsoft is offering a free tool kit that temporarily blocks the delivery of Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 to subscribers of Automatic Updates.
http://www.computerworld.com/developmenttopics/development/webservices/story/0,10801,102676,00.html?
Tweaking FTP scripts to fine-tune their behavior
A reader writes:I have your Wicked Cool book and love it. I am new at scripting and it is helping a ton. Question. I need a script to use the timestamp feature (ingenious by the way) of Script #83 but "get" the files from a remote server like Script #82. Do you have one modified in such a way?I don't have a hybrid script, but the core piece you're talking about is this:if [ ! -f timestamp ] ; then # no timestamp file, upload all files for filename in * do if [ -f "filename" ] ; then echo "put -P "filename"" >> tempfile count=(( count + 1 )) fi done else for filename in (find . -newer timestamp -type f -print) do echo "put -P "filename"" >> tempfile count=(( count + 1 )) done fiIf you're talking about script #82, then I surmise that you want to get the files rather than put them. So what happens if you just change the "put" to a "get" here? Well, there are two challenges. First off, your timestamp file might well now exist on the remote system (solved by doing an ftp 'get' before you proceed) and second, the list of files you want to grab aren't local anymore either. The latter is solved by generating a file listing (use "dir" in the ftp sequence), saving it, parsing it out (don't forget to include the last modified date/time), and then comparing each to the date/time of the timestamp file. I admit, it's going to be quite a bit more work if you want to be really flexible in this solution, but given the speed of modern connections, it might just be easier to bulk "get" everything on the remote system regardless of the timestamp anyway. However you solve it, good luck!...
http://booktalk.intuitive.com/archives/cat_shell_script_programming.shtml#000536
RSS2WAP.com reloaded:
We've just moved this fre...
RSS2WAP.com reloaded:
We've just moved this free service to convert RSS to WML available on WAP devices on a new server. Old one was the slowest server possible and it worth something better. Also, code was converted from ASP to PHP. See it online at http://www.RSS2WAP.com . For any problems please let us know.
http://www.2rss.com/blog/2004_12_01_archive.html#110383318034769591
SQL Server, Meet Java
Microsoft betas a driver to let Java apps talk to its database server.
http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/ent-news/article.php/3515586
IBM delivers unparalleled technology to intel-server segment
http://www.ibm.com/news/nz/en/2005/02/2005022301.html
Gateway Connected DVD Server Project
Project Goals...
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=142158
file uploads with php and image magick on windows2k server
...
http://www.phpbuilder.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=10303147
what kind of PHP will cause a 302 code in the server log?
...
http://www.phpbuilder.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=10303148
