windows-server-2008

I have two servers. One (linux) will send mail fine using the script below. The second (windows server 2008) sends nothing. <?php mail ( "nobody@email.com", "Contact Us Form", "This is an email from your site", "From: nobody@email.com" ) ?> mail() works very different on linux and windows. On Linux it pipes your mail to the sendmail binary, which does all the work On windows it actually needs to act as an MTA to pass the mail off to another application. On windows your best bet is to set the SMTP information so PHP can hand off the mail to another server which will take care of final delivery.

Can anyone please tell me issue with my URL:- http://www.advantarealty.net/Search//Condo,Single-Family-Home,Townhome_PropertyType/True_ForMap/8_Zoom/-81.3043212890625T29.099376992628493,-80.88134765625T28.9120147012556,-80.826416015625T28.41555985166584,-81.1669921875T28.033197847676377,-81.6888427734375T28.033197847676377,-82.1392822265625T28.222130007158537,-82.2601318359375T28.584521719370418,-82.1612548828125T28.92163128242129,-81.9305419921875T29.257648503615542,-81.6339111328125T29.248063243796576,-81.6064453125T28.849485201023,-81.3043212890625T29.099376992628493_Polygon/ I'm getting

I am running 64-bit R 2.15.0 on a Windows Server 2008 R2 Amazon EC2 instance. grid does not produce output. For example, the following code should produce a single diagonal line in a device window: grid.newpage() l <- linesGrob() grid.draw(l) I, however, see nothing. Is there a flag or option I should be using on Windows Server 2008 R2 to enable grid output? EDIT: Another reproducible example that works on my home (Windows 7 x64) and work PCs (Windows XP): library(grid) library(png) img.path <- system.file("img", "Rlogo.png", package="png") bg <- readPNG(img.path) background <- rasterGrob

So I've been using elmeh forever. I've got an app I've recently converted to MVC3 .net4, and vs2010, and it's developed on a server 2008 box (as opposed to my other apps developed on an XP box). I set up elmah normally and it does not work... I've got a reference to ELMAH.dll already, it's in my CommonDLLs folder. I add the sectiongroups <sectionGroup name="elmah"> <section name="security" requirePermission="false" type="Elmah.SecuritySectionHandler, Elmah" /> <section name="errorLog" requirePermission="false" type="Elmah.ErrorLogSectionHandler, Elmah" /> <section name="errorMail"

My company is planning on developing for Windows Phone 7. The build server we have, however runs Windows Server 2008. According to the Windows Phone SDK release notes I've read that only Windows Server is not supported for the SDK. Does anyone have any experience on whether there's a possible workaround to have a Windows Server 2008 machine build Windows Phone 7 projects? Update: I'm interested in building on a WS 2008 as we're talking about a project with a larger team where continous integration and centralized builds are essential. I'd be hoping we wouldn't have to set up an additional

I am running a small executable created by a third party that needs to run at regular intervals on a Windows 2008 server. This executable effectively ETLs information from one system to another and needs to run every hour or so around the clock. As part of its processing the executable launches a small Windows Forms type UI. I have set up a scheduled task to call the file and this works ONLY if the user under which the task is configured to run is logged onto the machine (either locally or via Remote Desktop). If I set the task to run as another user, or set the task to run when the user is

How can i send a sendmessage & postmessage from nt service to an application which launched in a remote desktop session? currently i temporarily solved this problem via udp communications between applications. You cannot send messages across session boundaries. So you need an IPC solution like TCP/IP, sockets, named pipes etc. Make a program that does a sendmessage/postmessage: program sendit; uses converters; begin exitcode:=sendmessage(covert1(paramstr(1)),convert2( .... etc end. Then run it in the right session with CreateProcessAsUser. You can wait ( WaitForSingleObject ) for the program

I have a local user, which is member of Administrators local group. When I run this code: using System; using System.DirectoryServices; namespace nanttest { class Program { public static void Main(string[] args) { using(DirectoryEntry entry = new DirectoryEntry("IIS://localhost/W3SVC")) { object absobject = entry.NativeObject; Console.WriteLine("Name: {0}", entry.Name); } Console.Write("Press any key to continue . . . "); Console.ReadKey(true); } } } I receive: Unhandled Exception: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80070005): Access is denied. at System.DirectoryServices