Monthly Archives: May 2007

This FAQ assumes SQL Server 2005 Express is running on your development server. If not already installed you will need the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Toolkit: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=65111 The DTS Wizard can be downloaded (SQLServer2005_DTS.msi) from here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx Here … Continue reading →

An easy way to publish your database to Pipe Tens database server is to use the Database Publishing Wizard.

Yes we do allow some additional components to be installed on our servers. All you have to pay is any license fees that might be required.

CDO / CDOSYS mail is supported as standard on our Windows 2003 Servers however CDONTS is not as Microsoft replaced it with CDO.

We support all of ASP.NET 1.1, 2, 3 and 3.5 SP1 on our UK cluster (Sheffield and Derby). .NET 4.0 is also available in Derby at present. Please contact support for further information.

The pre installed components on the server as standard are aspSmartUpload, ASPencrypt, SAfileup and CDOSYS. If you have a component you would like installing on the server please contact the Pipe Ten support team and they will be able to … Continue reading →

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What is Mod Security? ModSecurity is a web application firewall.

Yes, please visit http://reseller.pipeten.com/.

Yes, please visit reseller getting started guide.

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Click here to view details of Pipe Ten’s data centre’s connectivity.

Click here to view details of Pipe Ten’s current server specifications.

Yes, we do. We know within seconds if a service or server is having trouble. We have software monitoring the performance and availability of all our web servers 24 hours per day.

Click here to view Pipe Ten’s server status monitor.

You can tell PHP to show its errors by creating a .htaccess file in the root of your domain with the contents: php_flag display_errors 1 php_flag display_startup_errors 1 This will then show the errors when you visit the PHP page … Continue reading →

mod_rewrite is enabled within Apache on our Linux servers as standard and just requires a .htaccess modification to turn the engine on for the domain.

On all Linux servers this is usually the case. You can use a script to determine all configured PHP modules.