Thanks to Ben Langhinrichs at Genii Software, he reminds us (courtesy of Craig Ferguson from the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson) what it means to be an American and what our responsibilities are as American citizens.
Step over to Ben’s blog and take a look… NOW!
Thanks Ben!!!
Since Phil Randolph published his ‘first day of school’ photos, I thought that I’d publish my one. She was excited, but a bit nervous… first grade isn’t all ‘fun and games’ you know…
She still started it with a smile though!
The USDA is recalling Hot Pockets! Finally! Someone has heard the warnings of Jim Gaffigan:
Please take 30 seconds… Can everybody just reply with what their mail quotas are set to in their environments? Another option is email raybilyk at gmail dot com. Your response is much appreciated!
Happy birthday to the man that makes my blogging possible… the main man behind Blogsphere, Declan Sciolla-Lynch! Cheers to you!
Pretty soon it will be upon us… Lotusphere 2009! It looks like some of you are already making plans. For those organizations that may have a few dollars in the budget, let me ask:
How much will Lotusphere 2009 cost? How much will tickets cost? How about rooms? Any costs that people have encountered that they didn’t expect?
Another question… I know that people have come up with presentations on why they should go to Lotusphere… Where are they? If there can be a ‘centralized’ location for all of these, it will make it easier to get the information you need to plan for next year’s (or if you’re lucky, this year’s) budget.
You never know who this may help…
Thanks to Keith Brooks, Jim Casale, Rob McDonagh, and Chuck Dean for their comments and advice on this issue, which involved a comment from Tivoli Support that stated that we had to remove Windows Terminal Services (Remote Desktop) because of issues with backing up our Domino Server with TSM. Based on your suggestions, we tested running Remote Desktop with the /console switch. It worked as you all said… THANK YOU!
I knew I could depend on my friends in the community once again.
We’re being told by TSM Support that we cannot use Terminal Services (Remote Desktop) to remotely access our servers to perform backups and restores. The symptom is that during the backup, it would not backup what are considered to be the normal Domino database files while a server is up and running (log.nsf, names.nsf, etc.). The log indicates the error ‘database is currently being used by someone else’.
I find this really hard to believe… Does anyone have any thoughts? Is anyone else out there using TSM on Domino mail servers and accessing their machines remotely?
Happy Birthday to Devin Olson, my brother-in-beer! Hope that you have a great day and may God grant you many happy years!
My nephew, Jim Vote, discovered something that will truly affect a ballot proposal here in Michigan. Take a look at it here. Great job Jim!
