Monthly Archives: June 2011

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Times Out on First Connection Attempt?

Posted on 28 June 2011 by Kromey

A bizarre issue solved today: instance-connect-instance On one server, we’re running two (named) instances of Microsoft SQL Server 2008. The first one, using the default instance name, runs just fine with no problems. The second one, however, had a bizarre … Continue reading →

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Move an SVN Repository From One Server to Another

Posted on 13 June 2011 by Kromey

There’s certainly no shortage of sites offering quick instructions to move your SVN repository from one server to another. About 3.3 million (at the time of this writing) of them, it seems. So why do I have to make it … Continue reading →

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World IPv6 Day

Posted on 8 June 2011 by Kromey

It’s today. And while this blog is by no means a major player on the internet stage, it is nonetheless on native IPv6, thanks to Linode.com, my host. make-nonetheless-to So, are you on IPv6 yet? Will you be ready when … Continue reading →

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Name-Based Virtual Hosts With nginx on IPv6

Posted on 7 June 2011 by Kromey

Linode.com has recently added native IPv6 support to many of its data centers. Linode hosts the VPS that runs this blog, and it happens to reside in their Dallas data center. I was busy planning my wedding when IPv6 support … Continue reading →

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