There can be many possible scenarios when you would have deleted some of your important iPhone data intentionally or accidentally. And later on, you require getting them back. So, always be cautious while performing any operation with your iPhone data as an incorrect operation can make you face drastic data loss situations. Data loss may also happen due to several other reasons like: Virus attack, some conflicting app installed in your phone, incorrect user operations, software/hardware issues, formatting/resetting the device, device corruption etc.
Fix “HTTP request length 134926 (so far) exceeds MaxRequestLen” error on Debian Linux
When you get a 500 error in a webpage hosted on Debian Linux (6.0) with apache webserver and fastcgi, take a look into the apache error.log file. This can either be the global error.log or the error.log of the website where you got the error. If you find a error similar to this one: [Fri Apr ... Read more
Windows Returnvalue: 2147786788 in wmi EnableStatic method
Successfully using the EnableStatic method for example in powershell always gives the Returnvalue 0. If that is not the case, something will most likely have gone wrong. If you are returned the value 2147786788, this is a sign for a write lock of some sort, meaning you have to look for running processes that are ... Read more
How to reset the administrator password in ISPConfig 3
If you lost your ISPConfig 3 administrator password, you can reset it with the following SQL query. UPDATE sys_user SET passwort = md5('admin') WHERE username = 'admin'; The SQL query sets the password to "admin" for the user "admin", it has to be executed in the ISPConfig mysql database, e.g. with phpmyadmin. If you dont ... Read more
Installing Powershell 2.0 on Windows XP
To install Windows Powershell 2.0 on an XP machine, you must have Windows XP Service Pack 3 installed. Powershell is included in the Windows Management Framework which you can download at support.microsoft.com/kb/968929: Now scroll down until you find some links listed in the More Information section: Pick the appropriate one for your Windows system and ... Read more
Redirect http requests to a new folder with apache rewrite rules
When you reorganize the structure of a website, you might want to redirect requests to files in a old folder to a new one without loosing the pagerank. In this example, I will redirect all requests from directory "olddir" to directory "newdir", so that requests like http://www.yourdomain.tld/olddir/page.htm get redirected to http://www.yourdomain.tld/newdir/page.htm without loosing the Google pagerank ... Read more
ISPConfig 3: How to send copys of incoming emails to other mailboxes
A copy of a incoming email can be sent to a second email address by adding a cc command to the "Custom Rules" field of the mailbox in ISPConfig. ISPConfig supports sieve as well as maildrop filter rules. The rule language depends on the LDA / POP3 / IMAP-Daemon that you use on your server. ... Read more
How to disable network file-sharing on Windows
By default Windows computers participate in file-sharing of local networks - it recognizes other devices in that network such as other computers and printers and shares all data in the folders set to do so. If you want to turn this feature off at all or partly you can do so through the Control Panel. ... Read more
How to fix error 0X80070052
Error 0x80070052 is one that appears upon copying stuff onto removable drives - at some point, no new files and folders can be created on the drive as well as be copied onto it. That problem is due to restrictions of the format the drive is using - different formats have a different number of ... Read more
Remove services from auto-startup on Windows
Every service you install is usually run on system startup. Sometimes these services do so without asking you before and sometimes they might even be malicious or just too heavy in resources. To select specific services that shall not be started by boot, open msconfig by calling a Run prompt through the main menu and ... Read more