The Raaymakers Family

This will explain how I changed the Joomla Icon in the browsers address bar and page tab. 1st this works on Joomla 1.5 as it appears most templates use the admin favicon.ico.  

There are 2 websites where you can create an icon on line.

http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/favicon/

http://www.degraeve.com/favicon

After creating your icon, rename the current favicon.ico to faviconico.old in the //administrator/templates/Khepri directory then upload your new favicon.ico in it's place. That worked for me.

A copy of this is in my Forums for discussion....

I installed WUBI 9.10 on a Dell Inspiron 5100 32bit. Was running great till I updated it. After updating it booted to a SH:GRUB> prompt. I did some online research and found a series of commands to get booted into Ubuntu 9.10 then from a terminal window run >sudo update-grub2 which fixed the issue. The key for me was figuring out whether I was on sda, sda1 or sda2 and which version I was on. Checkout the below commands

sh:grub> linux /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-19-generic root=/dev/sda2 loop=/ubuntu/disks/root.disk ro
sh:grub> initrd /boot/initrd.img-2.6.31-19-generic
sh:grub> boot

After typing "sh:grub> linux /boot/vm" press the TAB key. You get a list of choices. Use the newest vmlinuz-x.xx-xx-generic. Do not use the TAB key for any of the other parts of the command, for example the root=. It will not give you a good list. I've BOLDED the only variables in these commands. The version and the sda?. Also note that in the "initrd" command the version must be the same.

Once you are booted into Ubuntu, open a terminal window and type "sudo update-grub2", press enter, type your root password, press enter again. If you do not see any errors you should be ok. Try to reboot and it should boot ok.

Thats what fixed it for me. Hope this helps for you too.

Here is the forum I found my fix on...

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/477104 

James

Please read this MSNBC article on RansomeWare. This is malware that takes control of your computer and holds it ransome until you pay the author money for a license key. Even though you pay the criminal still has control of your computer and will hold it for ransome again. Whats worse is you would be giving your credit card number to a criminal. You get these RansomeWare programs from visting websites. To learn more about these very serious threats read the article by clicking the link above. Read all the comments too, as there is additional information from readers who have experienced the ransomeware themselves.

I learned this this last weekend. You have a Blacberry Enterprise Server in your Exchange 2003 environment. You have an Exchange Server with multiple Storage Groups and need to take a few mailstores offline for an extended amount of time. I would make sure the BES-ADMIN mailbox gets moved to a mailstore that is not going offline. If it is on one of the mailstores that is going offline, your BES will will not forward messages as it is unable to access the BES-ADMIN mailbox.  Your Application Event log will begin filling up with 10277 Errors from the Blackberry Messaging Agent saying "Blackberry Messaging Agent (ServerName) Agent 1 failed to start, Error code 5305"

This isn't exactly how the system stores it, but it's very close and is just an easy way to remember by using binary.

1. Consider each permission for owner, group, other to be three bits each hence

Owner  -  Group  - Other

  000    -    000    -   000

2. Remember this is binary so the value of each place of each of the three bits is  4, 2, and 1 so.

000