http://wordpress.org/news/2012/01/help-stop-sopa-pipa/

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Updated Here

http://unitedsupplyco.sharepointsite.net/publicfacing/bensblog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=41#Comments

The author suggests that he/she doesn’t know how to make this work in a dataview webpart.  When I tried this, I got this error:

object reference not set to an instance of an object

I would have likely lived with a custom form as the solution, however since it didn’t work for me, I continued to search.  Next I found a post that basically gives the same solution but this time in a dataview webpart! That post is here:

http://sympmarc.com/2011/02/07/showing-all-versions-of-append-changes-to-existing-text-in-a-data-view-web-part-dvwp

Awesome, except I was still getting an error.  Both posts suggest the solution is to replace the xsl line:

<xsl:value-of select=”[your column name]” disable-output-escaping=”yes” />

with this line:

<SharePoint:AppendOnlyHistory runat=”server” FieldName=”[your column name]” ControlMode=”Display”/>

You should, obviously, replace the [your column name] with the name of your SharePoint column.  Since this was the same solution in both posts (one in a custom form webpart and the other in a dataview webpart), I knew my error message must be from something I’m missing.

Then I figured it out through trial and error.  When I replaced my column name – I took the name from the xsl line – in my case it was {@Project_x0020_Notes} – and put it in the new non-xsl line.  That is when I get the error message.  So I tried removing the curly brackets – no luck.  I tried removing the @ sign – still no luck.  Then, in a total shot in the dark, I tried using the SharePoint friendly name “Project Notes” instead of the xsl formated name Project_x0020_Notes.

BAM! That worked and now I can display all the appended comments in a dataview webpart!  Hope that helps you!

http://wordpress.org/news/2010/12/3-0-4-update/

Disable TRACE or TRACK method -

1. Access your Web Hosting Manager (WHM)
2. Under Service Configuration, click the link for Apache Configuration
3. Click the Global Configuration link
4. The second option is TraceEnable.  Set this to OFF.
5. Restart Apache

Disable weak ciphers -

I logged into my WHM (11.24) > Apache Configuration > Global Configuration, and here is a direct cut and paste:

ALL:!ADH:!NULL:!EXPORT56:RC4+RSA:+HIGH:+MEDIUM:-LOW:+SSLv3:+TLSv1

More to come…

I had a recent issue with the vncserver on my virtual private server – I don’t use the service and wouldn’t have turned it on, however the hosting provided I acquired the vps from included it in their base build, enabled and listening on both ports 5902 and 5903.  I turned the service off (using ‘chkconfig vncserver off’).  But, ever after that – my server was still responding to ports 5902 and 5903.

Ok – so if its not vncserver – I don’t know what it is.  But ‘netstat -tp’ didn’t reveal anything listening on those ports.  So rather than waste a lot of time trying to figure it out – I figured I would take the easy route and block the port.  This is how I did it:

iptables -A INPUT -p tcp –dport 5902 -j DROP
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp –dport 5903 -j DROP

I derived those commands from here: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-security/29397-closing-ports.html using input from Goran.

Ok – telnet to those ports no longer responds – great!  But then I rebooted the server (actually I just restarted iptables using ‘service iptables restart’).  Now my server is replying to those ports again.  DOH!

I realized I need to save the firewall rules after I ran them.  I read a lot about exporting and importing the rules using iptables-save and iptables-restore – but this seemed like overkill.  I finally found this: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/red-hat-31/how-to-save-iptables-415929/

‘service iptables save’

Volla – worked like a champ!  Hope it helps you!

Step 1.  In the Admin panel, goto System, Configuration, Catolog, then Price.

Step 2. Change Price from Global to Website.

Step 3. You should see “Website” on the price page for the product now, instead of “Global”.

Step 4. For each product you want to set different prices on – select the product, then in the upper left corner you will see the option to chose your store view.  Select the first store

Step 5. Set the price for the first store and click “Save and Continue Editing”

Step 6. Select the store view for your second store and set the price for that store

Step 7. Repeat step 6 until all of your store have the prices you want.

If you haven’t upgraded yet – do it today!

You could installed GMail Notifier and set it to open gmail for you when an email link is clicked – but there is another way if you are willing to edit the registry.  I know this can sound a bit technical, but its not difficult to do.  If it does scary you off – then go with the GMail notifier option – otherwise follow these steps:

1. Right Click on the link below for your browser below
2. Select Save As
3. Save to your computer
   1. if you are using chrome – open the txt file you just saved and replace {username} with the username you log in with
4. Find where you saved the file and change the file extension from .txt to .reg
5. import the registry file to your computer – (Update: I didn’t mean to sound “geeky” here… to “import” just double click the .reg file, or right click and select import – Windows will do all the “heavy lifting” from there)

If step 4 has you hung up – you need to change your folder options to not hide extensions for known file types.

chrome-gmail <– YOU MUST EDIT {USERNAME} BEFORE YOU IMPORT THIS TO YOUR REGISTRY

firefox-gmail

firefox-gmail-32bit

IE-gmail

IE64-gmail <– this is for the 64bit version of IE however I don’t use it and don’t recommend using it.