I have an ASP.Net project that's using the ClearScript.V8 library which relies on the Visual Studio 2012 C++ Redistributable to work. I'm faced with the prospect of having to install this on 50+ machines and I'm curious if I can get TFS to do it for me.
I realize this straddles somewhere between Stack Overflow and Server Fault so I'm asking on both sites.
I'm running WordPress on Windows 2008 / IIS 7 and I get a non-descript error when I try to upload a theme. It just says "Are you sure you want to do this?" and then a line below that says "Server error"
After doing some fairly inconsequential set up of a new Windows 2008 server instance it will cease responding to any connection attempts after a reboot. RDP, HTTP, HTTPS, you name it. I am unsure if this is because the installation has become corrupt or if something in Windows 2008 is triggering security measures and simply blocking all inbound connections.
I may be dreaming here,
But is there a reliable method for keylogger software detection? I'm primarily a developer but I run a couple servers and the thing that worries me most is a software keylogger on my personal system that does a good job of keeping quiet.
Is there any way to be sure there isn't a software keylogger on my personal system snagging all my RDP passwords?
Just curious if anyone has any experience with Surgemail. I've set it up a couple times and never had an issue but my latest install keeps leaving outgoing messages in the queue with the error "DNS Lookup Failed". I double checked that the local DNS server is running and even tried switching the IPs to my ISP's DNS servers but still no go.
[DNS] Ok(avge) Bad(avge)
76.227.63.137: 0(0.0s) 5(31.0s)
76.227.63.254: 0(0.0s) 1(0.0s)
Anyone have any ideas why this might be happening??
Thanks.