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Which CF Instance and jvm config am I using?

September 22, 2013 By Robert Owen

This is more of a quick reminder for myself.  Hopefully someone else will find it useful as well... If you have multiple instances of ColdFusion running on a server and one of those starts to runaway with the processor you just need to kill it and move on, right?  But, what if you what to know which instance it was?  If you don't have something like FusionReactor  watching your CF Instances then a  quick way to determine which instance is the trouble maker is to see the config file being used … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coldfusion, MicroSoft Tagged With: Coldfusion, Instances, Reminder, task manager, trouble maker

WordPress and Smileys

June 10, 2009 By Robert Owen

I don't know about you but, sometimes on the web (twitter especially) the humor or sarcasm meant in a statement can be lost. So, I always try to add a little smiley so people know I'm not such a big jerk.  On a similar front, Wordpress will convert text smileys into their graphic equivalent . The problem is, I can't ever remember what the  "Proper" text for the smiley is supposed to be. I did a little searching (via Bing, BTW)  and came across this list of smileys that will work with … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Software, Wordpress Tagged With: Btw, Codex, Convert Text, Humor, Images, Instances, Jerk, Sampling, Sarcasm, Smiley, Smileys, Text Options, Wordpress

CA Arcserve version 9.0 and IE 7

March 21, 2007 By Robert Owen

I ran across an interesting error on a client's server this past week. Their nightly backup had begun crashing without any reported cause. The results of the last back-up simply said crashed. The logs did not show any clear reason why this would be happening. Other than they had several instances of "Bad media" reported in some of their last actual back-up attempts. Side note: Pay more attention to your back-ups people!! if you start seeing "Crashed" errors. Don't wait a month … [Read more...]

Filed Under: MicroSoft, Support Tagged With: 3 Years, Attempts, Back Ups, Ca Arcserve, Google, Ie 7, Ing, Instances, Internet Explorer 7, Job, Logs, Lots Of Money, Meg Mark, Nightly Backup, Rebooted, Running, Uninstall, Ups

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