September 2005 - Posts
Busy week coming up, tomorrow I fly out from Heathrow to Seattle with this bunch of reprobates (all MVP's): -
- Andy Pope
- Dave Sussman
- Jack Hoxley
- James Downes
- Joe Fawcett
- John Timney
- Jon Skeet
- Neil Hobson
- Neil Pike
- Ron Symonds
- Steve Bullen
Lord help us....
Will try and get as many pictures up onto a Flickr Set as soon as possible.
I've not had a hosting rant for a while, so here's a quick one.
Orcsweb Rock - they run so many high traffic sites and have massive clients, but they always have time to help out the little people.
Here's what I drink my tea out of: -
It's my duty to be ill properly.
I have a cold, sneezing, coughing, runny nose, death.
Women don't seem to understand that when men have a cold, the universe should play second fiddle, we can't cope alone, we need constant supervision and a never ending flow of drinks, butties and assorted freshly baked cakes.
This has been a public serivce announcement on behalf of men with colds everywhere.
Are you checking for IE 7 yet?
Reporting Services 2000 on Windows Server 2003
These patches were recently installed on a Win2K3 machine we have, hosting the Reporting Services service, the service went bananas and got stuck in an endless loop logging DBCleanup entries.
KB890046
KB893066
KB893756
KB896358
KB896422
KB896423
KB896428
KB896727
KB897715
KB899587
KB899588
KB899591
KB901214
Reboot the server to cure this problem, restarting the ReportingService service does not help.
Also you can just disable logging (but the service is still running a constant cleanup) by changing the setting for the DefaultTraceSwitch: -
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/rsadmin/htm/arp_configfiles_v1_1pia.asp
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