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Bugs & Feature Requests / Re: win32 exception when running in Windows 2003 Server

« on: August 19, 2007, 05:07:17 am »

Well I have been trying out Server 2003 Enterprise and its a strange beast... I am playing with the eXperience versions pre compiled by someone else lol... I have installed it on 3 other machines and only one is running like it should. My problems seem to have nothing to do with hardware and everything to do with someone elses ideas of what are cool tweaks (pre added to the versions I am playing with). I fixed my problem as I had Bit Che installed on an XP machine that was already verified, so I copied those files over to my 2003 Server and it is working fine... It was a security tweak stopping me from sending the request to your server I am sure.

Thanks for the quick reply though that was kewl for sure...

2003 Server out of thre box has way 2 many security areas set 2 way 2 fuckn tight.

I am just playing with them out of bordem... I compiled my own version with DEC removed so I could play with a few dangerous toys on my web servers... I own a web hosting company and like to test my security on the servers from here from time 2 time...

Anyway bro I have had no execution errors what so ever that matter ... only reg verification... I had an error when I was testing different speed DDR2 Dimms... and at that time I was over clocking my shit to see if it would catch fire lol

I have way way 2 fucking much time on my hands.

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Bugs & Feature Requests / Re: win32 exception when running in Windows 2003 Server

« on: August 18, 2007, 05:17:52 pm »

I was getting an error with Server 2003 but that seems to have passed. How ever It will not let me register with the website Chip... I am new to server 2003 and I have a custom eXperience install of Server 2003 Enterprise Edition that I am using and perhaps something is disabled that is making it so I can not register my Bit Che.. its not the fire wall because i am not using a fire Wall .... perhaps you could compile one for me that has my account info hard coded and email it to me...  might be a good idea to keep a hash of the registered users inside the exec and have it check that way... just an idea... or maybe just do it for users that have their systems locked down tighter then Kelsi's Nuts.

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