When I changed some setting to apache to let people from our company access the web via our proxy, I made an error and I also opened the proxy to the outside.
The next days everything was slow and the log showed that I had a lot of request from outside ip address to other outside ip address. The majority of those address came from China.
I change the setting in apache but I still had request by the hundred. I finally called my ISP and we have blocked a lot of range from China and right after the traffic went to normal.
I have talk with my boss and have decided that it was not worth the trouble to enable those ip ranges since we are not doing business with China.
3. Google is clean. If I see that damn dog show up one more time I'll kill myself. When I search my file system I don't want to hide the stupid mutt, change my options so that subfolders are searched, then click through three screens to say I want to search my file system. Google will cut through this nonsense because they believe in simple/clean interfaces.
The dog problem is easy to fix.
Create HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Explorer\CabinetState\Use Search Asst as a new String Value and use the value "no".
Does anyone are using smoothwall in mission critical situation. I am thinking of replacing the expensive and complicated Cisco Pix at the office with something more simple (smoothwall or ipcop).
Is this secure and scalable enough for my 3 transactional web site in the dmz and the 30 workstations?
For Pollution and Courriel. No jokes!
I have done my bachelor degree in a french university and every computer word have a french translation (at least in our text manual). It's only a matters of time before the Office de la Langue Francaise make them official.
This is cheating because.net passport does not use standard html or javascript. It use a software install on your system to know what hardware you are using.
Does anyone else find this an invasion on privacy anyway?
Well, simple, just do like they do for bottles. Charges a extra and give it back for return.
Let's say you charge 4$ for a dvd and give 2$ back for the sake of recycling. Then the consumers come back and the tree lovers are happy.
Slashdot Mirror
http://www.bundybovines.com/20070414093506062-1.pd f
When I changed some setting to apache to let people from our company access the web via our proxy, I made an error and I also opened the proxy to the outside.
The next days everything was slow and the log showed that I had a lot of request from outside ip address to other outside ip address. The majority of those address came from China.
I change the setting in apache but I still had request by the hundred. I finally called my ISP and we have blocked a lot of range from China and right after the traffic went to normal.
I have talk with my boss and have decided that it was not worth the trouble to enable those ip ranges since we are not doing business with China.
change it.slashdot.org for www.slashdot.org in the url
Create HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr
You'll have the old windows 2000 search dialogue.
Does anyone are using smoothwall in mission critical situation. I am thinking of replacing the expensive and complicated Cisco Pix at the office with something more simple (smoothwall or ipcop).
Is this secure and scalable enough for my 3 transactional web site in the dmz and the 30 workstations?
Actually. It is called "Plurriel".
For Pollution and Courriel. No jokes!
I have done my bachelor degree in a french university and every computer word have a french translation (at least in our text manual). It's only a matters of time before the Office de la Langue Francaise make them official.
This is cheating because .net passport does not use standard html or javascript. It use a software install on your system to know what hardware you are using.
Does anyone else find this an invasion on privacy anyway?
Well, simple, just do like they do for bottles. Charges a extra and give it back for return. Let's say you charge 4$ for a dvd and give 2$ back for the sake of recycling. Then the consumers come back and the tree lovers are happy.