So, I'll give more details later, but the short short version is that we've succesfully migrated both /dev/null/ and 0xc0debabe over to IIS. RSS feeds aren't working yet. Expect those soon. I've spent a lot of time getting PHP scripts written for Linux to work under IIS. A number of...
Any of you who have seen photos on my server in the past, say, five years have seen Mig in action. Don't know what I'm talking about? Here's an example gallery hosted by the people who run the project. I chose Mig originally because it's really lightweight and works entirely...
I've been posting a lot recently about switching from my trusted and well-understood Linux installation over to my new Microsoft system. I've actually got enough of these posts now that I've started a new category (it's called From Debian to Server 2003 over on the right) so in case you're...
I have to admit that most of the reason that I'm talking again about Windows Server 2003 and IIS tonight is that Danny has been kind enough to post about what's been going on here. It's always good to know that your content is being read by anyone at all,...
As I mentioned earlier today, Layla and I went to Fry's last night and bought us some hot hot hardware. Since the hardware doesn't need babysitting at the moment (it's copying files from the old server), I'll tell you a bit about what we picked up. It's somewhat difficult to...
Yesterday Layla and I went to Fry's and bought some x64 hardware to launch the Windows Server 2003 changeover. Part of this is because I want to run 64-bit Windows, but most is due to the aging hardware my Linux filesystems runs—it's a dual 300MHz Celeron with blown motherboard caps...
I've noticed that things have changed a lot now that I'm not a student. The biggest difference is that instead of having all time and no money, I've got no time and some money. This has changed the way I look at things. I used to like to tinker with...
