Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Not enough server storage is available to process this command

Web service in windows was not running and error it was returning when restarting from Plesk control panel was that, "One or more dependencies failed to start".

I am no windows expert, but I knew about the existence of HTTP SSL as a dependency for Web service. So tried restarting HTTP SSL which returned with the error,

Not enough server storage is available to process this command
which meant, either the harddrive is full or the memory usage is high. Hardrive was 90% free :-P which meant to me, it's memory. So aligned the usage as per the memory usage and killed the killer DLL exe, "svchost.exe" and that brought the web services back to normal.

I didnt investigate further, but I hope the server is not compromised :-(

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Default Plesk Page on Windows machines

Issue was that the domain name was not in the Inetmgr (IIS configuration :-P)

D:\Program Files\SWsoft\Plesk\admin\bin>websrvmng.exe --reconfigure-vhost --vhos
t-name=domainname.com
The system cannot find the file specified. (COM Error 80070002) at add(photo.vis
imaker.com, 219.220.243.241, D:\inetpub\vhosts\domainname.com.com\httpdocs\photo)

resulted in the above error.

Solution was to create a photo folder and run it again. It did fix the issue.

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Plesk Windows 2003 - One website asking for password

This post is actually associated with the last post I made. But instead of editing the last post, I decided to go with a new post, since the issue happened before. After I change the password of an account, website on accessing on a browser, keeps on asking for username and password. It can be fixed by executing the following command from the cd %plesk_bin% directory.

websrvmng --update-anon-password --domain-name=domainname.com

Thursday, December 14, 2006

I hate MicroSoft

Nothing new..But I hate MicroSoft. Normally I don't like writing flames, but I am not in a good mood now, after the day turned out to be worst after fighting with my ISP. So have to express my anger here to get my head cool. So here it goes,

I knew that RTR Ready to Run Software, withdrew the support for MS FrontPage extensions. I never used FrontPage, but customers does and I must admit that it is hard to solve their issues without access to FP program. A customer was asking to install FP on his bare server. He was specific about the FP5 version. Ended up at RTR site to read the faq,


#Where can I get the latest Unix/Linux FrontPage Server Extensions?
The FPSE kits are no longer available for download.

#I really need the Unix/Linux FPSE kit, can you please send me a copy?
No, unfortunately, end-of-life really means end-of-life.

#May I distribute the FPSE kit(s) that I have previously downloaded?
No.


Searched for a few more, but all I could find is rpm based fp pack inside the plesk's rpm packages. They had everyone removed the file from every google cache.

Though I admit that FP extensions was one of the packages with only security holes, I don't understand why Microsoft has to withdraw the support from Unix completely instead of announcing a EOL ? Looks like MicroSoft was frustrated with the popularity of Unix boxes over Windows. Or did they buy RTR ? I know lots of customers uses FP extensions on Linux, for it's ease of use and support for FP components. Plesk already withdraw the FP support in fresh installation of the panel on Linux. When is cPanel going to ?

I always have a feeling that Anti Piracy cell of Microsoft is doing a great job in spreading Linux and other FOSS. Microsoft, please do more piracy raids, especially at small and medium business. Let me get more clients wanting to convert Windows boxes to Linux and convert their MS Office and Excel docs to sxw and sxi formats.

Ask the IT Managers to pay you per computer connected to the Windows server, and they will consult with us and replace windows server to be replaced with Samba, released under GPL (v2 or v3 ?:-P). Praise the Anti Piracy department of M$ for spreading Linux and other FOSS.