In short I spent far too long figuring out how to do this not share it. Running an online backup service (Crashplan) on my laptop was killing my network for everything else that was using it. I documented in a previous post how to set DSCP packet headers on Windows 7 for Crashplan. This post…
Edit: See this post for a working practical config with a router that uses these settings. Update 2013-05-30: The solution described at the end of this post is applicable to Windows 7 Professional and other non-‘home’ editions. Windows 7 Home Editions do not appear to have group policy editor (gpedit.msc) installed as standard. I spent…
Still much tidying up to do, but a working v0.5 alpha release now up on Codeplex Please report any bugs or issues via Codeplex. Fixes broken language prefix handling. Also includes multiple breaking changes since previous v0.4 release in SQL (columns, index, constraints) and codebase (interface).
An update SQL create script for ‘Redirect Manager’ module now available.
Redirect Manager – A new shared source module made available for Sitecore 6.x
Part two of Sitecore Linkmanager analysis builds upon part one with the added twist of removing the httpcontext, for example – a scheduled task.
An in-depth review of Sitecore’s url generation in a multi-site setup. After a brief summary of the basics this post dives into a complex multi-site configuration with different hostnames, subdomains, hostname wildcards and absolute urls. We successfully unravel each issue we find to arrive at a fully functioning cross-linked setup from each site context.
I’ve had a blog hosted, mostly free, on WordPress.com for a while. I soon found that the ability to paste code, XML or HTML was severely limited by clean-up functions that would strip-out the data whenever I saved or switched between ‘Visual’ and ‘HTML’ views.
When I recently purchased a new Dell E6410 laptop, I also shifted from Windows XP to Windows 7.
There isn’t anything new here, more a case of just wrapping up some posts and tying some events together.