windows-server-2008

问题 As per MSDN, it is not possible to determine, whether reboot or shutdown occurred using WM_ENDSESSION Message. I've found the only way to do this, but it's quite ugly and works only for Windows 2000 Server, not for 2008 Server. The reason I'm asking is that I'm in process of porting Linux daemon to Windows as System Service. This daemon acts differently on reboot and system shutdown events. I am also using python with pywin32 in project if it somehow helps to answer. 回答1: You need to

问题 I am trying to create a silverloght application to open visual studio and deploy it as a webpart in sharepoint site. I am using following code: dynamic cmd = AutomationFactory.CreateObject("WScript.Shell"); cmd.Run("devenv.exe", 1, true); this is working fine in standalone silverlight application, however, when I added this as a webpart in sharepoint site. It gives an error that "This operation is not supported in the current context". Based on my search, the reason for this may be is that

问题 I have a running/existing EC2 instance with Windows Server 2008 with instance backed, how do i create an AMI from this existing instance? 回答1: Under "EC2 Service Settings" on the existing instance, select if you want to run sysprep after the bundled instance is re-instantiated. Then, go to the AWS management console, right-click your instance, and click "Bundle". Select your credentials and destination S3 bucket. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6641922/how-to-create-an-ami-from-a

问题 We transferred our existing website which is running on a Server 2003 machine using iis6 and coded with classic asp to a Server 2008 64 bit machine using iis7 and classic asp. The only changes to the pages were for our calls to a Universe db, which need a new connection string . We tested all the pages within the department running 4-5 users and all went well. When we made it live for everyone (between 40 and 100 users) users were losing their session variables some immediately and others

问题 I do not have access to GPO or AD/OU, so what I found to do the easiest was to create a batch file for users. Here is what I want to achieve : I have over 50 servers, and 10 users that will be connecting to these machines. On those different machines, I want to populate, from 1 location (1 main server, 1 main location/main user), all the internet favorites (C:\Users\MAIN USER\Favorites\Links) to everyone on every machine... I want to create a batch file, with minimum user manipulation, . So

问题 I read in a few places that MVC requires Windows Server 2008 for full support. Can the same be achieved on a Vista Ultimate dev machine or will some things be missing? If you have worked with MVC, have you had trouble finding relatively inexpensive hosting for Windows Server 2008? Though hosting is not as big a concern for me right (I know I will find some) as needing a dev machine with 2008 Server. 回答1: ASP.NET MVC plays nicely with Server 2008, but this is not required. The main crux to not

问题 So we have a service running on Server 2008 which kicks off a process (C# app) which does some rendering. The process is running successfully but it is using the system fonts (Arial I believe) instead of fonts which are supposed to be loaded. If I run this process manually by logging into the server, the fonts load successfully and the process renders correctly. I have tried running this process by using CreateProcessWithLogonW but that still doesn't work. I am assuming this has to do with

问题 I want to have a web interface for end-users in order to provide them the chance to monitor the log files from different servers using only the interface. I found this proposal: http://logstash.net/docs/1.3.3/tutorials/getting-started-centralized And this example for implementation process: http://michael.bouvy.net/blog/en/2013/11/19/collect-visualize-your-logs-logstash-elasticsearch-redis-kibana/ Generally as I know Redis is compatible with Linux OS. However My OSs are Windows Servers 2008.

问题 UPDATE: Please see the updates below, as I'm adding more information to the bottom as I run into it. I'm working on setting up a new web server running Windows Server 2008, connecting to another Windows 2003 Server with SQL Server 2005. I'm running into some weird results when trying to run queries from the server to the SQL Server 2005 server. Basically, ever other query has a fixed 625 millisecond overhead if results are returned, but no overhead when it's a non-query: I'll let my sample VB

问题 Our admins unexpectedly migrated a server where my .NET windows service runs (to Windows 2008 ... because of some old apps). It is running under LocalSystem account. The target framework is .NET framework 4 Client Profile. In my service the method DateTime.Parse now throws invalid format exception. When I add to OnStart Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo("cs-CZ", false); it gets better, but still in some methods it fails, probably running in different therads. How to