o when a user points their mail client at the server do you want one address ?
if yes then you want to invest in equipment/software load balance the IMAP/POP3/HTTP sessions across mail servers And shared require all serve out same same client data and you want several/all mail servers to be able serve out all the accounts then you want a shared stroage backend (either file system OR database wise) else simple option many mail servers all acting exactly the same with exactly the same config only differant servers used by differant clients and maybe a backup lotus notes has had options like this for a while so has exchange to a lesser degree these solutions base it around IMAP/POP3 multiplexing but exchange and notes Aggregate as well if needed
if you want THE unix mailserver talk to Sun and their IMAP (java mail server system or whatever they are calling it now...) works
performance ? - MS Windows 2003 / Linux / FreeBSD (windows has been showen to support very nice acceleration card NAPI on linux has been showen 2.6 kernel slower than 2.4 at the recent kernel summit and freeBSD is still up there on exsisting hardware the rewrite is about supporting new models )
why are they intrested in rss ? because they want to subscribe to events...
people create a ical file and stick it on webDAV that way you can tell if it has changed with a http method
and yes you can use RDF but then half the readers (rss reader / ical from outlook) dont know about that and wont anytime soon (while all os's apple and MS can read webDAV )
really what they need is a good ical client and hopefully thunderbird / sunbird can do this and accept meetings / book resources whatever...
apple wrote a sync engine named isync that works... it is a syncML server and has proved thats what you need (palm has a known way of sync and very much just for palmOS so target phones then palm not the other way round)
for standards please please
The standards that need to be addressed are RFC 2445 (iCalendar), RFC 2446 (iTIP), and RFC 2447 (iMIP)
read and make sure you can work with Evolution and lotus notes
NetApp is number four in storage revenue terms, after EMC, HP and IBM
so go ask them about what you want
really you can admin your white box's (that become a NAS ) or you can get a NAS
are you thinking SAN ?
also talk to Apple they do some nice product as well as SUN
whats this for large data ? video data go talk to SGI and their XFS products
really it depends on what your doing NetApp is great for company File system of documents but Bad if you want to get the most out of your storeage and you do mostly video/music dont care about snapshots etc....
come on anyone who buys a router now gets wifi on it and they leave it open OR you just discover the keys and break in (yeah it takes a while but thats life)
realistically wifi is here to stay and its kind of free (to those in the know)
most of the students I know dont pay they just leach of others bandwidth or plug into uni...
licence your stuff to us and make a bit of money or we will kill your income stream with a new file format killing your PDF RIP & Acrobat
(intresting thing is Acrobat sales account for nearly as much as the whole "creative suite" photoshop et al )
MS are completly unable to produce a decent PDF RIP for windows !
MS want to write PDF's and have been in talks for a year now with adobe I guess it a new level in those "talks"
MS thinks that printer Manufacture's are going to incorperate this and not pay adobe for their RIP and yeah its possible that some low end might do it just witness HP and their printing comunication but HP size & time doing this plus where do they make money...
MS would have to provide these manufacturer's with the software as they are not good at this so MS will do a referance implmentation and those are always great...
welcome Microsoft to the printing world where they are Big Boys sales are slow they make alot of money off customer support...
these things are EMF monsters compared this to bluetooth which is pretty low grade and moves freq's
ok look at what airlines do... switch everthing off at takeoff and landing
thats the time to switch off otherwise if they let you use a laptop then just use it...
personally use the time for downtime and read somthing good like lookup the book airframe http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redire ct?tag=zot tmann-20&path=tg/detail/-/0679446486%3Fv%3Dglance
yep I think its wrong in a couple of places for sure
Line: 91 Context : Invalid number : color orange is not a color value : orange
as any good web dev should know the list of keyword color names is: aqua, black, blue, fuchsia, gray, green, lime, maroon, navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal, white, and yellow.
if you want a rgb colour (I use english from england ) then color: rgb(255,0,0)
also the error
Line: 102 Context : Invalid number : width only 0 can be a length. You must put an unit after your number
length : Specifies a fixed width. percentage : Specifies a percentage width. The percentage is calculated with respect to the width of the generated box's containing block. auto : The width depends on the values of other properties.
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and does it shift 500 light users onto a differant server from the 1 heavy user is hogging all the cpu or the box has crashed/error ?
there are many elements to this problem
o when a user points their mail client at the server do you want one address ?
if yes
then you want to invest in equipment/software load balance the IMAP/POP3/HTTP sessions across mail servers And shared require all serve out same same client data
and
you want several/all mail servers to be able serve out all the accounts then you want a shared stroage backend
(either file system OR database wise)
else
simple option many mail servers all acting exactly the same with exactly the same config only differant servers used by differant clients and maybe a backup
lotus notes has had options like this for a while so has exchange to a lesser degree these solutions base it around IMAP/POP3 multiplexing but exchange and notes Aggregate as well if needed
if you want THE unix mailserver talk to Sun and their IMAP (java mail server system or whatever they are calling it now...) works
regards
John Jones
err its their fault
AFAIK they broke the contract (which promised not to go into music )
and now they are acting like a record label
so the courts will hear all the evidance and decide
regards
John Jones
p.s. this is a story ?
like bittorrent see http://isohunt.com/dmca-copyright.php
that should have been
www.kerio.co.uk
you can download a trail for 30 days unlimted in very way from
www.kerio.co.uk
try getting a Nokia 6265i or Siemens S65
both have the location API how well it works I do not know anyone know ?
regards
John Jones
plain and simple buy an unlocked gsm phone and buy a sim card
dont put up with suppliers that will not allow you to run your app's you should at least be able to download your app to the phone via a usb cable
the location and photo API's do seem very fun I have not tried them out and wonder how much is cross platform...
regards
John Jones
Simple you can create calendars, share folders and contacts
all work with full support for Outlook !
plus sync your Apple address book and use Apple iCal (if you dont want to use entourage in exchange mode)
kerio
regards
John Jones
I thought that Jingle was the way to go for Jabber with SIP support
these guys seem to be doing it differantly...
can someone please tell me otherwise ?
(and why)
regards
John Jones
try sticking Jelly Bears over your thumb and placing over the reader
works most of the time just dont look at who had access...
regards
John Jones
hey I know why dont we all use the same standard DVB digital Video Broadcasting
why not ?
regards
John Jones
there are many ways of doing what you want
you can use webserver with a web calendar or various custom applications depending on how you work
Or
You could use Kerio Mail server this allows multiple people access to a calendar i.e. a shared calendar for the web and Microsoft Outlook
see Kerio MailServer
regards
John Jones
discalimer I work for Kerio
you have to put things in context
security ? - OpenBSD / NetBSD / Linux
performance ? - MS Windows 2003 / Linux / FreeBSD
(windows has been showen to support very nice acceleration card NAPI on linux has been showen 2.6 kernel slower than 2.4 at the recent kernel summit and freeBSD is still up there on exsisting hardware the rewrite is about supporting new models )
Portability ? NetBSD / Linux / OpenBSD
context is everything
regards
John Jones
is it not already using the netbsd stack ?
if not use that as a start
regards
John Jones
lets see the benchmarks
dbench would be intresting so would Bonnie++
on MacOS intel and linux
lets see photoshop reality distortion at work.... Hmmm me thinky not work so good
regards
John Jones
why are they intrested in rss ?
because they want to subscribe to events...
people create a ical file and stick it on webDAV that way you can tell if it has changed with a http method
and yes you can use RDF but then half the readers (rss reader / ical from outlook) dont know about that and wont anytime soon (while all os's apple and MS can read webDAV )
really what they need is a good ical client and hopefully thunderbird / sunbird can do this and accept meetings / book resources whatever...
regards
John Jones
oh what a world we live in
apple wrote a sync engine named isync that works...
it is a syncML server and has proved thats what you need
(palm has a known way of sync and very much just for palmOS so target phones then palm not the other way round)
for standards please please
The standards that need to be addressed are RFC 2445 (iCalendar), RFC 2446 (iTIP), and RFC 2447 (iMIP)
read and make sure you can work with Evolution and lotus notes
regards
John Jones
NetApp is number four in storage revenue terms, after EMC, HP and IBM
so go ask them about what you want
really you can admin your white box's (that become a NAS ) or you can get a NAS
are you thinking SAN ?
also talk to Apple they do some nice product as well as SUN
whats this for large data ?
video data go talk to SGI and their XFS products
really it depends on what your doing NetApp is great for company File system of documents but Bad if you want to get the most out of your storeage and you do mostly video/music dont care about snapshots etc....
regards
John Jones
people will just use the access points around...
come on anyone who buys a router now gets wifi on it and they leave it open OR you just discover the keys and break in (yeah it takes a while but thats life)
realistically wifi is here to stay and its kind of free (to those in the know)
most of the students I know dont pay they just leach of others bandwidth or plug into uni...
regards
John Jones
its just a negotiating tactic
licence your stuff to us and make a bit of money or we will kill your income stream with a new file format killing your PDF RIP & Acrobat
(intresting thing is Acrobat sales account for nearly as much as the whole "creative suite" photoshop et al )
MS are completly unable to produce a decent PDF RIP for windows !
MS want to write PDF's and have been in talks for a year now with adobe I guess it a new level in those "talks"
MS thinks that printer Manufacture's are going to incorperate this and not pay adobe for their RIP and yeah its possible that some low end might do it just witness HP and their printing comunication but HP size & time doing this plus where do they make money...
MS would have to provide these manufacturer's with the software as they are not good at this so MS will do a referance implmentation and those are always great...
welcome Microsoft to the printing world where they are Big Boys
sales are slow
they make alot of money off customer support...
regards
John 'RIP me' Jones
HP phones are good but they are VERY expensive
its a no brainer for dell as intel provides the hardware and MS the OS
its what all the support + blackberry people want as you can actually get decent applications written for them
dont cripple them dell allow any sim card to be put in and they will sell by the bucket load
bluetooth (for headphones) and wifi(for corp data) a must
I hope they come to the UK market
regards
John Jones
replace testers with script
(I know, I know humans make mistakes and discover bugs )
but hey just try building all my modules into a static kernel and it fails (cxx drivers)
basically hardware manufacturers would love to send their bits to a place to get a stamp on it thats what they should do
get a logo
e.g. drivers for linux
if your hardware works and passes the automagic tests on linux then you get to put that logo on your product
job done
regards
John Jones
ever seen someone use a laptop ?
e ct?tag=zot tmann-20&path=tg/detail/-/0679446486%3Fv%3Dglance
3 93 324508/qid=1113949540/sr=1-3/ref=sr_1_3/104-029408 5-4492736?v=glance&s=books
these things are EMF monsters
compared this to bluetooth which is pretty low grade and moves freq's
ok look at what airlines do... switch everthing off at takeoff and landing
thats the time to switch off otherwise if they let you use a laptop then just use it...
personally use the time for downtime and read somthing good like
lookup the book airframe
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redir
or
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0
get over it fly qantas they dont crash...
regards
John Jones
yep I think its wrong in a couple of places for sure
Line: 91 Context : Invalid number : color orange is not a color value : orange
as any good web dev should know the list of keyword color names is: aqua, black, blue, fuchsia, gray, green, lime, maroon, navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal, white, and yellow.
if you want a rgb colour (I use english from england ) then color: rgb(255,0,0)
also the error
Line: 102 Context : Invalid number : width only 0 can be a length. You must put an unit after your number
length : Specifies a fixed width.
percentage : Specifies a percentage width. The percentage is calculated with respect to the width of the generated box's containing block.
auto : The width depends on the values of other properties.
Negative values for 'width' are illegal.
For example width: 200px
regards
John Jones
please correct me if I am wrong