cryptwizard

There's just a few features missing:- Pawn promotion- En passant- Turns (ie. each player has their turn instead of someone being allowed to move over and over again)- And of course, capturing the king can't be done

Are you using BIND under Windows Server or another DNS program?

I personally like avast! the best, since it looks better than AVG and it has that cool voice that says "[siren] A virus has been detected [siren]".Of course, I hate all the one's that I have to pay for (reason is obvious).

Hmmm, pretty amazing what you find out from watching something over and over.I personally don't have the spare time for that, so thanks for providing that information.

Another solution that doesn't need Knoppix, is to put a second hard-drive in the computer, boot from that, and use it to resize the NTFS partition.

Astahost's servers are very good.I think it may be because of server load.

It's pretty much the same, except this is phpBB and that is IPB.

This is strange, I've never ran into a problem with IPB before.Just go into Fantastico, uninstall your current one and install again.

Good point.That happened to me a few times at school once.Even if your keyboard doesn't have hotkeys, the F1 (Help) button can be annoying when you're reaching for the F2 (Rename) button.

Obviously this forum needs IPB, which is much more professional and needs better software.SMF is fine for smallish forums, but not for larger ones.

PHP is good.Perl is too confusing for me.

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Also, the bump was only 4 minutes after your initial post.

Actually, I've never heard of PostSQL, unless you mean PostgreSQL.I don't know much about PostgreSQL, but I'm fine with mySQL.mySQL has 2 kinds of storage engines: MyISAM, which is geared towards speed and InnoDB, which is transaction based, and hence, geared towards reliability.

You simply go to a DOS prompt and type "telnet <host> port". You needn't see the words Microsoft Telnet. I'll give you a full demonstration of me sending a message to myself: C:\Documents and Settings\user>telnet gsmtp171.google.com 25220 mx.gmail.com ESMTP 59si1198747rnbHELO gmail.com250 mx.gmail.com at your serviceMAIL FROM:<cryptwizard@gmail.com>250 2.1.0 OKRCPT TO:<cryptwizard@gmail.com>250 2.1.5 OKDATA354 Go aheadTo: Myself <cryptwizard@gmail.com>From: Myself <cryptwizard@gmail.com>Subject: Testing SMTP from TelnetHello World!.250 2.0.0 OK 1104091397QUIT221 2.0.0 mx.gmail.com closing connection Line 1: The command you type in the DOS prompt (You get to the DOS prompt by typing "cmd" in a run box). Line 2: - Line 3: Welcome message from the SMTP server. The numeric response 220 means ready. Line 4: Introuducing my server (You would not type gmail.com here, you would type your own host, that was just an example). Line 5: The numeric response 250 means the command was OK. Line 6 foward: Sending the message.