Aaron Bush's questions

We are considering implementing DKIM, the pros seem pretty obvious. Are there any cons?

I know this is a bit vague and possibly subjective so I will accept what seems to me to be the most complete answer when 24 hours have transpired with no new answers/comments.

Most of my experience is as an application developer and while I have a decent understanding of Exchange and how to work with it, I haven't ever had to set it up or configure it.

If I request our admin auto-delete all emails sent to a certain address if they don't exist in a query residing on SQL server. Before I make that request, I'd like to know if this is a non-trivial request?

I am in mySQL Workbench trying to import a datadump in a .sql file (generated by phpMyAdmin) into mySQL (server administration>data dump>import from disk), and it keeps failing with the following output:

10:47:14 Restoring C:\myfolder\localhost.sql ( )

Running: mysql.exe --host=127.0.0.1 --user=root --password=xxxxxxx --port=3306 --comments< C:\myfolder\localhost.sql

Operation failed with exitcode 1

10:47:15 Import of C:\myfolder\localhost.sql has finished

When I go view the schema, it looks like it imported 6 tables (of 50ish) and almost no data at all.

Errata:

1. There don't appear to be any contraints or relations ships. All the data is being added via several DROP TABLE IF EXISTS; CREATE TABLE; INSERT INTO series with hard-coded values.
2. The file has a substantial number of large chunks. And the file itself is over 400 MB.
3. When I manually checked to see if the effect of any clause of the file is working, I discovered it is getting hung up on the INSERT INTO sql with the VERY large hardcoded chunks. Not sure if that's significant or not?
4. I also noticed that some of the chunks have a length greater than 32768 is there an upperbound on chunk length?

I'm using WSS 3.0 SP1 with IIS 6.0 on integrated authentication. However when access Sharepoint this is what happens. You are prompted for a password when you first access the site (via IE8), and then everytime you attempt to open a document you are forced to reauthenticate. This is causing a lot of people to want to kill WSS altogether because they are sick of entering passwords. Any thoughts on how we can get rid of the prompt everytime a document is accessed?