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Author Archives: James Rudd
Access-based Enumeration
A great new feature in Windows Server 2003 is Access-based Enumeration (ABE). What ABE does is hide any file or folder that a user does not have access to. So for example the folder where you store all your users … Continue reading
Notepad++
Notepad++ is a freeware text editor that has a wide range of great features. I use it for nearly all my text based programming (PHP, HTML, CSS, CMD, JS, etc), for editing configuration files and reading Linux text files (i.e. … Continue reading
Posted in Utilities
Tagged ConTEXT, freeware, freeware text editor, HTML, html css, notepad, programming, regular expression, tabbed interface, Tools
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Local Intranet Problems with Internet Explorer 7 and Novell
When you install Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) on Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 it may display a security warning when you access applications and files stored on Novell drive mappings if it does not consider them part of your … Continue reading
Posted in Novell, Windows
Tagged Access, ConsoleOne, Group Policy, Novell, security, Servers, UNC, Zenworks
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Some useful Moodle SQL Queries
I occasionally use the following SQL statements to clean-up our Moodle system and identify old courses. I recommend backing up your database before using any and knowing enough SQL to understand what they are doing before running them. I usually … Continue reading