Recent content by Clemson

I'm running BIND name server under Windows 2k and I don't particually want the DOS window open all the time in my taskbar. Is there a way to run the named.exe in the background? Right now I used named -f to start it and the DOS window is in my taskbar. Also, any basic security...

Thanks for your help. I think I've got everything working correctly. I just have to wait 24-48 hours for the DNS entry to propogate around the world. I found another free secondary DNS service in the UK, which is darn good for redundancy, although my site won't be getting enough hits to...

I got the BIND name server running on my PC, so I have a primary server. However, registrars require a second dns. Any suggestions as to what I might do for the second? I found a lik for http://www.granitecanyon.com/, which offers free primary and secondary dns, but they are asking for a...

Thanks for the feedback. I'll give it a whirl. J

I only have one IP, so what would I put for my second dns?

I'm a bit confussed at the process for running your own DNS. I would like to run a domain off my PC using Apache and also run a name server on the same machine. Is this possible?? My main confussion comes from the fact that the Registrars ask for your name server in the format dns1.xyz.com...

I'm not able to let to the properties for the camera folder. Here is a link to a screenshot Screenshot Any more ideas? Thanks.

Could you possibly elaborate on the steps needed to change the ntfs permissions. I'm not familiar with the process. Thanks.

No dice. It has to be something not readily available because the Control Panel is also a system folder and I'm sure Microsoft made it difficult to delete a system folder for that reason.

I would like to remove a My Camera system folder that was created while I was testing a friends digital camera. How do you go about removing it?

Thanks, I got it to work. I needed to set the path because I want to play around with Apache's Xalan program for XML.

Cool. I'll use the control panel method since that seems to be the easiest. I used the command path c:\blah\blah;%PATH% and it appended the new path, but when I restarted the DOS prompt window it erased it. Why? Thanks

Ok. I've done it before in UNIX and the path was a file that you could edit. I thought it was saved in a file when I was using win95. Now I'm using W2k. I just saw that I need to use the %PATH% to append to it. Thanks for you help, J

Anyone know where I can find a tutorial about search paths and how to use them. Thanks