While I despise spam where irresponsible spammers send millions of e-mails, I do think there is a place for responsible direct e-mail campaigns using legitimate targeted opt-in lists where individuals have given permission to receive information. Various anti-spam tactics are implemented nowadays by ISPs to block spam, but they often harm innocent people and prevent critical business e-mail from being delivered. I will try to explain what methods ...
March 28th, 2010 | Posted in How to, Tutorials | 1 Comment
Every time your web browser wants to load a web page, it needs to contact a DNS server first, which will translate the www.domain.com address into a machine readable format - the IP address. The same thing happens when PostCast Server tries to send a message to a recipient. The domain name in the e-mail address is translated into the address of the server that receives messages for that domain. If ...
March 28th, 2010 | Posted in Apache server, How to DNS, Knowledge, Tutorials, Windows solutions | No Comments
This option allows you to specify one or more backup SMTP servers. If Server is unable to deliver a message, it can forward it to a backup SMTP server. If only certain domains are unable to receive messages from Server, you can use this option to forward those messages to your ISP's SMTP server.
If you are using PostCast Server on a laptop or you regularly connect to the Internet through ...
March 28th, 2010 | Posted in How to, Tutorials | No Comments
The Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit includes many useful utilities. A fair number of these utilities will be familiar to Windows NT Server Resource Kit users but many are new in W2K. Even the "older" utilities have added functionality. There are also much related to Active Directory. Microsoft makes many Windows 2000 tools free for download :
Active Directory Sizer , Adsizer.exe : Estimates the hardware required for deploying Active ...
January 29th, 2010 | Posted in Daily Software | No Comments
Most apache installation since about 1.3 (afaik) come with a set of tools called: a2ensite - to enable virtual hosts, and a2enmod - to enable modules.
Also, virtual hosts are not virtual directories. Your little hack of a virtual host to make it look like it's a virtual directory is... well, dangerous. It gives the impression that using a VirtualHost with the same ServerName directive as the main server is an intentional "feature" of vhosts - ...
January 14th, 2010 | Posted in Apache server | No Comments
Although Microsoft don’t intend to make a big splash when launching Windows 7, it will probably be Microsoft’s finest release yet if the feedback from testers and readers on our sister site Windows 7 News is anything to go by.
There’s still plenty of room for improvement in Windows 8. Mike from the Windows 7 News editorial team has published a series of posts detailing what he’d like to see in Windows 8:
Looking Forward To Windows 8 Part I
Looking Forward ...
January 14th, 2010 | Posted in Technology news | No Comments
This time i want to share with you how to install Curl in PHP5 in Linux Environtment (I’m using Ubuntu 8.10) and using apache web server, but if you have any question to install php-curl in other environment, feel free to contact me of leave any comment, i will glad to help you.
Okay, now let’s start with check if php-curl is already installed in your server or not. To check it please follow this step:
1. Create a ...
January 9th, 2010 | Posted in Hosting Tutorial | 1 Comment