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>> Well, a valid C program is a valid C++ program, as far as the compiler is concerned. > No it isn't. >http://david.tribble.com/text/cdiffs.htm Touche...Most of them are, though--provided the C program is not using a handful of C++-only keywords as identifiers. >There are many perfectly...

Well, a valid C program is a valid C++ program, as far as the compiler is concerned. If you write a complete C program, a C++ compiler will compile it just fine. It's when you try to slip C++ into a C program that you get the problems. .NET is supposed to be "multilingual", so it (I assume)...

From the man page on close: It is quite possible that errors on a previous write(2) operation are first reported at the final close. It seems stange that it would complain about free()'ing an invalid pointer if the actual problem had been created with a previous write operation, though...

Hi all, Thanks for the ideas. >Why do you need to create the connection in each iteration? Can't you do it just once outside the loop? There is a chance on any given iteration that the connection would not be needed, and I did not want to connect unnecessarily. >I see lots of free() calls...

What you have looks correct, so there must be something that you have not included that is causing the error. Some questions: 1. Does this happen for any file, or just a specific file? 2. When you "do stuff", is the stuff getting done properly? 3. After the program terminates, is the file...

I have no idead where to go from here. I have a line in a program that is generating a segfault. The line that generates this error is trying to open a connection to mysql on the localhost. This connection has been successfully opened before; in fact, this is the second time through the loop...

...but just (for example) the address fields, how would I modify the template? <xsl:template name ="DisplayFields"> <xsl:for-each select="*[position()!=1]"> <!-- the following line would have to go? Or is there some way I could use xsl:if or something? --> <xsl:value-of select=...

Hi Jel, Thanks for your reply. Yes, the XSL doc is a template I grabbed that is similar but different. It will need some adjusting, like removing the billTo_rec (which is not in my XML) and renaming some stuff so that nodes that I do have get displayed. Essentially, for each invoice, I want...

...encoding="UTF-8" ?> <?xml-stylesheet href="invoice.xsl" type="text/xsl"?> <database URL="jdbc:odbc:flamingo"> <invoices QUERY="SELECT * FROM invoice WHERE shipToState = 'NSW'"> <invoices_rec> <invoiceNum>102</invoiceNum> <salesDate>30. Jul. 01</salesDate> <shipToAddress>11...

I agree with BigOrange. Domains are essentially a security boundary and have nothing to do with the number of users. They are also not dependent on location. As to control of network traffic, you can use your site design to help with that. Finally, OUs can be used for logical grouping...

Hi Jute, I think, in keeping with PCS's advice, that I would do a fresh install and recreate accounts if we are only talking about 25. While I have never had issues with an NT-to-2000 upgrade, I have heard of them (which is why I fully recommend taking a BDC off-line, just in case). Actually...

Hi JDK, Here is what I suggest: 1. Install NT 4.0 on the new server. Join it to the domain, and when you are sure everything is good, promote it to PDC. 2. Take the BDC off-line. If something goes wrong, you can promote this BDC to PDC to restore your NT domain. 3. Upgrade the new PDC...

The only thing that leaps out at me is that if your field name has a space in it, you must enclose it in brackets, like this: [Persal No]. But yes, what is the exact problem? Regards, z.

I used to have my regular user account in the Domain Admins group. I hate to admit it, but I would on occasion wander off and fail to lock the workstation I was at or log off. After the third time, I removed myself from the admin group and just use run-as when I need to do so. Regards, z.

Hi all, Got a problem. I used to run Proxy 2.0 on an NT Server box w/ one external NIC 24.x.x.x and one internal NIC 10.x.x.x. ICQ could get through the proxy just fine after I tweaked the protocol definition in Winsock a bit. I recently replaced the system with a new machine running Windows...

Hi Chirag, You should set up a protocol in Winsock for Yahoo and MSN , and then restrict access to those users you want to allow to use it. Regards, z.

Hi Doug, NT does have a task scheduler. I haven't used it in a while, but if memory serves me, if you just open &quot;My Computer&quot; you'll see a folder called Scheduled Tasks. If you open that, you will see something like &quot;Create new task&quot; that is the Scheduling Wizard. Let me...

Hi Doug, With Proxy Server 2.0, you could write a simple batch file using remotmsp: remotmsp STOP -SERVICE:WSP remotmsp STOP -SERVICE:WP and then use Task Scheduler to run the batch file when needed. To turn it back on: remotmsp START -SERVICE:WSP remotmsp START -SERVICE:WP but I bet you...

Hey T, If you are using only NT Challenge/Response, then make sure that the proper NTFS permissions are set on the intranet's directories (just like you would normally, not from Internet Services Manager). It sounds like you would want to give the Authenticated Users group the permissions Read...

Hi, Generally...Web Proxy takes care of access to web sites, and WinSock takes care of everything else (SSL, IM, mail, etc.). If you want all your users to have unlimited Internet/FTP access, then you can disable access control in Web Proxy and that should eliminate the need for them to enter...