One reason to keep these running separately is that it becomes easier to dedicate hardware specifically to the SSL portions of your hosting infrastructure, should you choose to go that route.
Another consideration is whether Apache limits your use of a cert:key pair to each instance. We have always used (Netscape Enterprise|iPlanet Enterprise|Sun ONE). Earlier versions would limit you to 1 instance per port listened OR 1 instance per SSL cert. Eventually, we had up to 30 instances of the httpd running because there were 30 different SSL certs.
Good luck.
(There should be an 'Ask Slashdot: Revisited' where people follow-up on any suggestions received from 'Ask Slashdot'.)
"The most effective step that you can take to help protect yourself from malicious hyperlinks is not to click them. Rather, type the URL of your intended destination in the address bar yourself. By manually typing the URL in the address bar, you can verify the information that Internet Explorer uses to access the destination Web site. To do so, type the URL in the Address bar, and then press ENTER."
You don't. The promo is only if the Mars Exploration Rover finds it. And it's pretty far away from the martian south pole.
Long John Silver's announced today that it will give America free Giant Shrimp if NASA's Mars Exploration Rover project finds conclusive evidence of an ocean on Mars by February 29, 2004. The out-of-this-world offer from the world's most popular seafood chain celebrates NASA's efforts to find traces of ocean water - and possibly, evidence of life - on Mars.
Besides, this is one of those times you should seriously consider just saying no.
Interesting since a bunch of these IPs are assigned to non ARIN registries and presumably quite foreign:
200.30.106.236: OrgName: Latin American and Caribbean IP address Regional Registry OrgID: LACNIC Address: Potosi 1517 City: Montevideo StateProv: PostalCode: 11500 Country: UY
Some are in Canada: 216.191.3.75: OrgName: Allstream Corp. Corporation Allstream OrgID: ACCA-2 Address: 200 Wellington Street West Address: 16th Floor City: Toronto StateProv: ON PostalCode: M5V-3G2 Country: CA
This is just one step closer for the postal service to be able to charge for each e-mail sent (at least those that are signed). Guess it's not an urban legend for much longer! </TinHat>
Doublespeak is grand, isn't it? By that reasoning, the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution should be known as the Bill of Restrictions because they control Congress' ability to exercise legislative authority.
Beverly Sweeney is the computer teacher for Richland Middle School. She has been teaching here since 1989. She taught Texas History before entering the computer world full time. Mrs. Sweeney graduated from The University of Texas Austin with a BA in Sociology, a BA in Anthropology and an MA in Sociology. She received her first teaching certification from UTA. Mrs. Sweeney was a Teaching Assistant at the University of Texas Austin before going on to the European Division of the University of Maryland in West Germany and teaching for three years. She has also taught at a private school here in Ft. Worth. She has recently completed her certification in Web Design, Digital Graphics, Desktop Publishing, Video Production, and Multimedia.
I wish I had the kind of money to make pads of $2 bills. If you buy each sheet in strips of four notes, you are paying $2.38 per dollar of value. However, if you buy a sheet of 32 notes, you are only paying $1.33 per dollar.
Incidentally, you can buy singles, doubles, fives, tens, and twenties (new and old). The lowest markup is for a sheet of 32 fives. There the markup is only $1.22 per dollar of value.
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar 50 32 1 $1.56 $1.56 31 16 1 $1.94 $1.94 20 8 1 $2.50 $2.50 15 4 1 $3.75 $3.75
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar 85 32 2 $2.66 $1.33 48 16 2 $3.00 $1.50 28 8 2 $3.50 $1.75 19 4 2 $4.75 $2.38
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar 195 32 5 $6.09 $1.22 105 16 5 $6.56 $1.31 58 8 5 $7.25 $1.45 35 4 5 $8.75 $1.75
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar 249 16 10 $15.56 $1.56 127 8 10 $15.88 $1.59 69 4 10 $17.25 $1.73
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar 409 16 10 $25.56 $2.56 212 8 10 $26.50 $2.65 112 4 10 $28.00 $2.80
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Unless the secret service needs to be notified of the parent post.
One reason to keep these running separately is that it becomes easier to dedicate hardware specifically to the SSL portions of your hosting infrastructure, should you choose to go that route.
Another consideration is whether Apache limits your use of a cert:key pair to each instance. We have always used (Netscape Enterprise|iPlanet Enterprise|Sun ONE). Earlier versions would limit you to 1 instance per port listened OR 1 instance per SSL cert. Eventually, we had up to 30 instances of the httpd running because there were 30 different SSL certs.
Good luck.
(There should be an 'Ask Slashdot: Revisited' where people follow-up on any suggestions received from 'Ask Slashdot'.)
If I hadn't wasted all my moderator points on 'Funny' yesterday, I could send some 'Informative' your way. Here's another description of how the line works.
"The most effective step that you can take to help protect yourself from malicious hyperlinks is not to click them. Rather, type the URL of your intended destination in the address bar yourself. By manually typing the URL in the address bar, you can verify the information that Internet Explorer uses to access the destination Web site. To do so, type the URL in the Address bar, and then press ENTER."
; [ln];833786. Remember, type, don't click.
Find that hard to believe? http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb
Neat site. Thanks.
Not exactly. Bear in mind that after 1989, Americans are allowed to consider Russians as people too.
So far, there's nothing on eBay. There's bound to be a sycophant out there willing to pay to join this thing.
You don't. The promo is only if the Mars Exploration Rover finds it. And it's pretty far away from the martian south pole.
Long John Silver's announced today that it will give America free Giant Shrimp if NASA's Mars Exploration Rover project finds conclusive evidence of an ocean on Mars by February 29, 2004. The out-of-this-world offer from the world's most popular seafood chain celebrates NASA's efforts to find traces of ocean water - and possibly, evidence of life - on Mars.
Besides, this is one of those times you should seriously consider just saying no.
This is a really darn good idea. Good for you.
Of course, you still have the issue of regular spam but every little bit helps.
Interesting since a bunch of these IPs are assigned to non ARIN registries and presumably quite foreign:
200.30.106.236:
OrgName: Latin American and Caribbean IP address Regional Registry
OrgID: LACNIC
Address: Potosi 1517
City: Montevideo
StateProv:
PostalCode: 11500
Country: UY
200.63.21.82: Uruguay
200.43.100.2: Uruguay
200.45.71.52: Uruguay
Some are in Canada:
216.191.3.75:
OrgName: Allstream Corp. Corporation Allstream
OrgID: ACCA-2
Address: 200 Wellington Street West
Address: 16th Floor
City: Toronto
StateProv: ON
PostalCode: M5V-3G2
Country: CA
Umm, no offense (and I check Fark multiple times a day myself) but Fark doesn't actually cover stories.
Russia's entry into online music: 1000 tracks, $14.95 per month OR a penny per megabit. Feels slimy but generally agreed to be legit.
This is just one step closer for the postal service to be able to charge for each e-mail sent (at least those that are signed). Guess it's not an urban legend for much longer!
</TinHat>
Doublespeak is grand, isn't it? By that reasoning, the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution should be known as the Bill of Restrictions because they control Congress' ability to exercise legislative authority.
A Swedish or Norwegian one. That'd be my guess!
By my reading, this thing won't stream your DVDs out. It will only take incoming media and output it to your TV/Stereo.
Bleh. Too bad.
Of modest amusement is that he got his MA from from Texas Women's University. (TWU has been coed since 1972, though.)
I sent a message to the teacher, the principal, and the Millan.net contact address. We'll see what happens.l
Beverly Sweeney is the computer teacher for Richland Middle School. She has been teaching here since 1989. She taught Texas History before entering the computer world full time.
Mrs. Sweeney graduated from The University of Texas Austin with a BA in Sociology, a BA in Anthropology and an MA in Sociology. She received her first teaching certification from UTA.
Mrs. Sweeney was a Teaching Assistant at the University of Texas Austin before going on to the European Division of the University of Maryland in West Germany and teaching for three years. She has also taught at a private school here in Ft. Worth. She has recently completed her certification in Web Design, Digital Graphics, Desktop Publishing, Video Production, and Multimedia.
Yikes! What's with the Java applet?
I wish I had the kind of money to make pads of $2 bills. If you buy each sheet in strips of four notes, you are paying $2.38 per dollar of value. However, if you buy a sheet of 32 notes, you are only paying $1.33 per dollar.
Incidentally, you can buy singles, doubles, fives, tens, and twenties (new and old). The lowest markup is for a sheet of 32 fives. There the markup is only $1.22 per dollar of value.
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar
50 32 1 $1.56 $1.56
31 16 1 $1.94 $1.94
20 8 1 $2.50 $2.50
15 4 1 $3.75 $3.75
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar
85 32 2 $2.66 $1.33
48 16 2 $3.00 $1.50
28 8 2 $3.50 $1.75
19 4 2 $4.75 $2.38
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar
195 32 5 $6.09 $1.22
105 16 5 $6.56 $1.31
58 8 5 $7.25 $1.45
35 4 5 $8.75 $1.75
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar
249 16 10 $15.56 $1.56
127 8 10 $15.88 $1.59
69 4 10 $17.25 $1.73
Price Qty Value Price Per Note Price Per Dollar
409 16 10 $25.56 $2.56
212 8 10 $26.50 $2.65
112 4 10 $28.00 $2.80
http://www.bep.treas.gov/store/
getting old hardware to work and being made fun of by people in companies with more money is part of my job description.
Anybody at VT kicking themselves on account of the Xserve G5? Could they have saved money?
Did you hear the new one? China is losing manufacturing jobs to Vietnam!
I read my paperback copy of "A Man on the Moon" so many times, it fell apart at the binding!
Oddly enough, I get lots of Lippincott e-mail. I work with a company called Lippincott Williams and Wilkins. LOL.