I needed a quick way to gather all IIS logfile locations in several SharePoint farms. IIS has a nasty way to reference to numbers instead of names in their logging directory structure, so you need to watch the Advanced Settings panel in IIS to figure out which logging directory is for which website.
This could be done easier, I thought. And so thought many before me.
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Since 2008, I try to live with a nearly paperless office. Sure, I get letters and invoices on paper, but I scan them all in and keep the digital copies as archive, while the paper copies are kept by my accountant.
I have managed to get the typical Kenwood software KPG54D and KPG48D for their TK-3101 transceiver on one of the fastest Apple MacBook Pro‘s currently on the market, running OSX Lion, using VMWare Fusion, Windows XP and DOSBox. This might also work on any other virtualization environment, such as Parallels or VirtualBox, and even natively on other Windows versions.
As a reminder for me, from http://vspug.com/wkkf/2007/05/09/changing-recipient-of-access-request-for-a-site-emails/
Read MoreBy default SharePoint 2007 automatically configures the access requests for a particular site to go to the person who created the site. This is not always what you want and you may find yourself receiving “Access request for a site” emails for sites you setup, but don’t actually manage. You can change this by doing the following:
- Navigate to the site in question
- Navigate to People and Groups > Site Permissions > Settings > Access Requests
Change the Send all requests for access to the following e-mail address: to the proper address.
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