BXProject

Post by **Vanny** » 21 Jan 2008

Computer Graphical Interface?

fork knows, basically the server is being swamped with too much to do and not enough time to do it so is simply giving up. Bet its breaching a fair usage policy and is on the brink of being shut off again!

docchevron132 · Post by **docchevron132** » 24 Jan 2008

And wouldn't that be a terrible shame.............

Way2go · Post by **Way2go** » 24 Jan 2008

Latest message on trying to navigate BXC, what a bloody circus! :

BXC Server wrote:You are not authorized to view this page
You do not have permission to view this directory or page due to the access control list (ACL) that is configured for this resource on the Web server.

Please try the following:

* Contact the Web site administrator if you believe you should be able to view this directory or page.
* Click the Refresh button to try again with different credentials.

HTTP Error 401.3 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to an ACL set on the requested resource.
Internet Information Services (IIS)

Technical Information (for support personnel)

* Go to Microsoft Product Support Services and perform a title search for the words HTTP and 401.
* Open IIS Help, which is accessible in IIS Manager (inetmgr), and search for topics titled About Security, Access Control, and About Custom Error Messages.

Fuck all good that would do, wouldn't it?

docchevron132 · Post by **docchevron132** » 28 Jan 2008

This just keeps geting better!
Nobody knows, nobody cares, all we can do is sell all our spares....

Way2go · Post by **Way2go** » 29 Jan 2008

A pearl of a post from Bacon Boy on FCF:

AndersDK wrote:Dear forum members.

Please may I inform you, that being a forum moderator means exclusive rights to move, edit & delete submissions from members - only.
I have no access to member accounts, forum setup or the forum server.
Only the forum owner and admin have these rights.

I'm fully aware of the present forum accessibility problems, but cant help it.
You may already have noticed the resultant lack of activity on the forum from me - for the very same reasons you have seen yourself.

I donno whats going on and have no information at present.

Cheers, Anders

He was shouting too (It was typed in CAPITALS) so I guess he must have been getting some grief on PM's! And he made it sticky!

http://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/forum/v ... hp?t=23138

Way2go · Post by **Way2go** » 29 Jan 2008

A dissatisfied FCF Thread re:

Freezing pages or very slow forum access

http://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/forum/v ... highlight=

mickey taker · Post by **mickey taker** » 29 Jan 2008

Way2go wrote:A pearl of a post from Bacon Boy on FCF:

! And he made it sticky!

http://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/forum/v ... hp?t=23138

Post by **Vanny** » 29 Jan 2008

ironic really that i don't have problems logging onto FCF and don't have any speed problems either!

Must point out though that Streamline (a suggested alternative host) is fucking aweful and will put the final nail in the coffin with regards FCF, oh and 'Caveman_Si' is a total retard when it comes to computers, seems to think that 5 years working at McDonalds has made him an expert in everything and well it hasn't!

Way2go · Post by **Way2go** » 29 Jan 2008

Vanny wrote:oh and 'Caveman_Si' is a total retard when it comes to computers

Is this Jon's computer expert & right hand man?

Vanny wrote:seems to think that 5 years working at McDonalds has made him an expert in everything

Well, they'll be able to give him a diploma to prove it shortly if the government has it's way!

Post by **Vanny** » 29 Jan 2008

A-Level, it's already happening, and he's left Maccies, gone to Bristol uni and got a degree (i assume a BA) in water managment, and now works for the government helping to prevent flooding, and we can see how successful he's been at that recently!

same guy who part ex-ed his reliable and working 405 estate for a Â£1600 406 estate which he blew the head and turbo on in the first 100 miles, refused to accept any help in fixing it (apparently you have to take the engine out to fix the turbo on an XUD9TE! accordign to him anyways) and he's just spent Â£1200 getting the head done and the turbo done and an MOT just 20 MONTHS after buying the car!

I see that education at McDonalds did him well!

mickey taker · Post by **mickey taker** » 29 Jan 2008

Vanny wrote:got a degree (i assume a BA) in water managment,

we all got one of them but we choose to call it

taking the piss

Philhod · Post by **Philhod** » 29 Jan 2008

I think they are taking the piss out of McD`s in the press

They will be governed by external verification and I think they are only offering NVQ L2 in Retail and customer service

The annoying thing is, if they put all their staff through these quals under Train to Gain, they will draw down our hard earned tax guilders from the government, to the tune of about Â£1200 per person

Go figure but I`ll tell you now it`s telephone numbers

No wonder that tax bandit is fleecing me

At least Dick Turpin wore a mask

Way2go · Post by **Way2go** » 01 Feb 2008

A sort of acknowledgement of problem at last!

On BXC Marty wrote:If its any consolation Im suffering just the same, I do know what the issues are - I also know that El-Presedente is trying his damndest to get it fixed.
Sorry, but things will get better eventually - just not sure how quickly.

Way2go · Post by **Way2go** » 01 Feb 2008

Hey, Mr Computer Expert Vanny!

Does this error from BXC referring to a C drive location mean that JKW is hosting the BXC from a computer based at home rather than a commercial server farm?
Wonder what this Inetpub is too?

BXC wrote:Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in C:\Inetpub\vhosts\bxclub.co.uk\httpdocs\forum\includes\template.php(127) : eval()'d code on line 41

If the site is on his computer at home then that probably explains the access/time problems. It also probably explains why he doesn't want to keep us informed about problems as he most likely wants to be thought more professional than that.

docchevron132 · Post by **docchevron132** » 01 Feb 2008

He cant really be running BXC and FCF on the upload side of his puter surely???

Way2go · Post by **Way2go** » 01 Feb 2008

docchevron1472 wrote:He cant really be running BXC and FCF on the upload side of his puter surely???

Well in the absence of him answering any questions.....................?

I do know though that network drives are never designated C: as that letter is always reserved for the system drive of computer. So in this case it looks like the php, database & everything else necessary is sitting alongside the system on the same drive.

docchevron132 · Post by **docchevron132** » 01 Feb 2008

That could explain an awful lot I guess.....
No wonder it's shite if that is the case.

I've also noticed BX16valve forum has been shite to load the last couple of days aswell. Admittedley it's fairly dead on there anyway, but maybe it's a darker force at work here, maybe the pug boys are ruining the BX internets to get more engines for themselves??

Post by **Vanny** » 02 Feb 2008

Way2go wrote: I do know though that network drives are never designated C: as that letter is always reserved for the system drive of computer.

WRONG

join the 21st century and we have this NTFS shit that can have the operating system on any old HD, actually you can map a network disc to anything you want because it is a MAP!!!

Inetpub is the default destination for Microsoft Internet Information Service (IIS) nothing else uses this designation so i think it is safe to say that he is running the files from his home computer, doesn't mean the MYSQL is from the same place though

either way i rock, toss boy sucks bum hole (dont get excited bandti)

docchevron132 · Post by **docchevron132** » 02 Feb 2008

:lol::lol::lol:

No fucking idea whatsoever what any of that means, but it sounds good!

You're up late young 'un!

Way2go · Post by **Way2go** » 02 Feb 2008

docchevron1472 wrote: No fucking idea whatsoever what any of that means, but it sounds good!

No chance with this shit then :

Wikipedia wrote: As for most people the difference between data and information is merely a philosophical one of no relevance in practical use, other definitions are:

* Metadata is information about data.
* Metadata is information about information.
* Metadata contains information about that data or other data

There are more sophisticated definitions, such as:

* "Metadata is structured, encoded data that describe characteristics of information-bearing entities to aid in the identification, discovery, assessment, and management of the described entities."[1]
* "[Metadata is a set of] optional structured descriptions that are publicly available to explicitly assist in locating objects."[2]

Perhaps the problem is - he's got his data mixed up with his information!

The End of the Internets?