There’s been lots in the news about the shellshock vulnerability recently but unlike heartbleed, it doesn’t seem to have a logo or symbol yet so I figured I’d take a shot at one. I h ...
Quite regularly I need to retrieve some FTP settings and the one place I know I have them handy is in Dreamweaver (or in my repository of Dreamweaver STE files). Unfortunately Dreamweaver vaguely encr ...
After limping along for a couple of years with my 1st Generation Rooted Kindle Fire and my Galaxy S4 phone, I finally decided it was time to purchase a dedicated tablet. After much deliberation, I dec ...
When checking on one of our Small Business Servers recently I discovered that it hadn’t updated itself in a while – I attempted to manually run the error but got a message saying that Wind ...
Over the years, like all operating systems, Android has had bugs uncovered and security flaws exposed. As you would expect, over time the worst of these have all been steadily patched and updated to ...
I’m a firm believer in the idea that you only get the true measure of a company when there are issues or conflict. Some businesses react poorly and others treat it as an opportunity to improve ...
I recently found some of our staff with local admin privileges we’re changing the DNS servers on their PCs in an attempt to subvert Internet content filtering. In actual fact all they were doing ...
Since Plesk version 11.5, you can no longer install the the Plesk Customer & Business Manager component via the Updates and Settings are of of Plesk. I’m hoping this isn’t a sign that ...
I started this thread as getting answers to problems with Plesk for Windows is problematic to say the least and I given how often I find bugs in Plesk, I refuse to pay $75 for a support incident every ...
Today I found myself needing to speak GoDaddy’s technical support again and yet again I found the chat unavailable. Since their awful decision to stop ticket and email based support, I haven ...