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Bones for Homes by Elijah

October 13, 2014 By Robert Owen

This is a Great cause! Take a moment and go buy a T-Shirt to help support the rescuing of Dogs in our area!           Here's a little info on Bones for Homes: Bones for Homes by Elijah is the dream of seven year old Elijah. He was devastated after learning that some animals in shelters must be euthanized when they do not find homes, and he was determined to do something about that. Elijah decided to help buy selling dog treats, specifically the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Featured, General, Internet, Site of the Week

Increase IIS File Upload Limits

April 8, 2014 By Robert Owen

I recently ran into an issue where IIS was returning a 404.13 error when users were trying to upload files.  I did a bit of looking and found that files uploaded fine when they were lower than 30MB.  But once we tried to upload anything larger, IIS would return the 404. With a bit of digging we found that there is a  maxAllowedContentLength setting in IIS 7.5. Who knew? Well, I guess I should have.  In IIS 7.5, the default limit for this setting is 28.6 MB.    At any rate, here is how you can … [Read more...]

Filed Under: IIS 7.5, Internet, MicroSoft, Support

Tired Teachers

October 19, 2013 By Robert Owen

As a husband of a Teacher, this is right on. This video is from a recent Knox County School board meeting... A teacher gives her opinion about the new evaluation process for teachers in Tennessee. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Featured, General

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

On break at a recording session…

September 22, 2013 By Robert Owen

I was at a recording session a couple of weeks ago and on break, another musician proposed a riddle to me that has been driving me crazy.... I've been thinking it through and have yet to come up with an answer. I'm sure the answer is out there, but I am resiting the urge to "use the Google".  I've repeated it to several people and get the same response each time, "Wow, that sounds familiar.  I think I've heard that one before." However no one has been able to give a decent answer. Here it … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Useless Tagged With: Google, money, recording session, riddle, room 2c

Increase IIS Worker threads for Coldfusion 9.01

September 3, 2013 By Robert Owen

While using IIS6 for ColdFusion 9 (or ColdFusion 9.0.1), owing to heavy load, if you encounter performance issues, you may increase the number of worker threads. Go to the directory cf_root\runtime\lib\wsconfig\1. Note: In multiserver scenarios, the location is  jrun_root/lib/wsconfig/1. 1 indicates a single IIS website. If you have configured multiple IIS websites, the number can change accordingly. Open the file jrun_iis6_wildcard.ini (jrun_iis7_wildcard.ini if you use IIS 7). … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Coldfusion, IIS 7.5

A few pics from the Road

August 4, 2013 By Robert Owen

My last gig with the Symphony of The Mountains was a doosie!  We were quite busy!  Three outdoor Concerts, in three days, in three states!   Although it required quite a bit of driving, it was still pretty fun. The concert was long and  made more difficult by the fact that each outdoor venue was majorly different.  It was worth it none the less. I was able to get some work done for my day job. You remember, slaving away for the man?! But, I was also able to get some time to take a few … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Music, Pictures Tagged With: crappy, day job, outdoor venue, symphony of the mountains, three states

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