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This worked for me http://www.unlocks.co.uk/unlock_blackberry_free.php
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Is the 'LOGIN FAILED' coming from the application or MySQL? Could it be that the user you are connecting with doesn't have permissions to connect from its current host?
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Just to clarify you're wanting to make a server that listens / process SMTP traffic?
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Agree, eFax is far from cheap, especially with the kind of bulk you are talking about, there are cheaper alternatives, it 'might' be worth going through the costings of it, 10 x Phone rental, Cost per Fax, then factor in the power consumption. I remember looking for an alternative to eFax and found a UK provider offering unlimited faxing for something like £30 a month? I didn't look into the T&C's, it could be that advertising business like the one described are prohibited from using such services :P Anyway, good luck with your project, its certainly been an interesting read :)
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Has your customer explored hosted fax services like eFax?
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Since moving my email over to Gmail I found that I receive very little spam at all. I did much prefer Gmail when they where using Postini, but the new Gmail spam filter seems to work just as well.
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Can you shed some light on what OS you are running and who manufactured your netbook
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How To Craft A Regex Value For Www.google.com?
MRGRIM replied to Dashan's topic in Applications & Coding
I've recently been using regular expressions in vb.net, I am not sure if I am missing something in the original post, but if you are just looking for "www.google.com" and not trying to pull domains then you should be able to use the following;- "\b(www.google.com)" [/CODE] I saved a copy of this cheat sheet for my future reference, it may be helpful for you http://www.addedbyte...oad/regular-expressions-cheat-sheet-v1/png/ Edit: Just to note that you would need to convert your search string to lowercase, otherwise my code won't pick up on any capitalization -
Off The Shelf Media Server Or Bespoke Solution?
MRGRIM replied to Iain's topic in Business and Enterprise IT
Configuring IIS to work with PHP has become a lot easier in recent years Microsoft Web Platform Installer (http://www.microsoft.com/web/downloads/platform.aspx) does pretty much all of the installation / configuration for you. IIS is fairly straight forward in terms of management. I am not an expert in PHP, but have used it with both MSSQL and MYSQL and the change (from memory) is fairly simple (I used example code I found on the web) -
I have recently done something similar (I think?) You can use services like Yahoo Pipes to aggregate the feeds (Yahoo Pipes is very powerful) or Feed Rinse Then I used RSS Agent (written by Damjan Krstevski) http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/php/code/287265/php-rss-reader I am not sure if that's really what you are after? A working example of the coding I did is available here http://www.rockingphilosophy.com/ it combines a YouTube and Blogger feed into one and then displays the title of the blog/video along with various share options, clicking on the title opens the original blog/vid
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From what I remember doesn't Facebook email all registered email accounts that have been used on an account when you try changing your password / recover it?
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http://www.planet-source-code.com/
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Ah :) SBS 2003... how I loved you. SBS is a quality product... until your organisation outgrows it, then there are some serious migration headaches.
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Do you have a PDF/Word version available? This looks very interesting.
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As per digip: Try using http://www.serversniff.net/index.php, to investigate what DNS records they have. You may find with large organisations like the BBC etc that they don’t use Webmail and remote access to email is either provided by a mobile device e.g. BlackBerry or they are required to run Outlook via a terminal session / Citrix. I guess it’s viewed as convenience versus security.