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Samsung Captivate (Galaxy S) | GingerBreak Log

SuperOneClick v1.9.5.0 Checking drivers… Killing ADB Server… OK Starting ADB Server… * daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 * * daemon started successfully * OK Waiting for device… OK Getting OS Version… OK Pushing GingerBreak… 130 KB/s (16830 bytes in 0.125s) OK chmod GingerBreak… OK Running GingerBreak… ROOTED Pushing busybox… 1426 KB/s […]

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Purging old data from the database used by VirtualCenter 2.x (a repost)

VirtualCenter stores tasks, event, and performance data in the VirtualCenter database. Over time, data collection results in growth of the database files and a mechanism is needed to shrink these files. VirtualCenter 2.x does not have a feature to purge or shrink old records from the database. For more information on shrinking databases after running the scripts provided in this […]

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How to View Email Headers in Outlook 2010

Open the email you wish to view the headers for. Then click the File menu. Click the Properties button in the menu A new window will open and it will show you the headers   Almost Magical Wasn’t It?

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“Why is there no /var/log/messages any more?”

Woah!  I just noticed this was missing.  I have used this for many years as my go to location for messages in my Ubuntu Linux environments. With the newest update of Ubuntu this seems to be gone.  {Shocker}   But, there is no need for worrying… The logs I was looking for are in /var/log/syslog. […]

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DIY: Black Holes (in Exchange Server)

Create a distribution group Be sure that there are no members in this distribution list/group. Add the SMTP addresses of the ex-employees or address to the distribution list/group, if account exists.  Add them as secondary SMTP addresses to the distribution list/group address. *note* enter the properties and change the delivery reports; and set it not […]

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ESXi 4 on USB Thumb Drive

I have no doubts there are many people writing about this; so add me to the list.  I wanted to setup my small ESXi 4 Server to boot from USB media so that I no longer needed to have a local drive in the machine I use as a server. Using VMware Player and a […]