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SiriusB

SiriusB

SiriusB

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Some sort of error. T'was expecting a double but was in fact presented with a string! Tut tut.

Line 52: imagettftext() param 3 doo dah.

SiriusB
 
I know I know. I finally got around to converting the server from Windows XP to Debian this evening. Rest assured that I'm looking into it, but I can't say it will be fixed before tomorrow, got to be up at 6:30 for school :(

My coding I guess could be described as... amateur? :p It worked on the old system, time to get it working on this one...

null :)
 
"Microsoft broke it" is our latest.

(one of our applications stopped working overnight thanks to a Windows update)
 
software department say "nothing to do with us you need to talk to the hardware guys"

hardware guys say "nothing to do with us, the testing team can't have run the full set of tests"

testing team say "nope that code release all works perfectly, are you using pre release code, check with QA?"

QA say "we're really busy right now but we'll look into it during the next audit, talk to the software team"
 
Signatures are working again now, as can be seen, and I've hopefully got the updater working too (should next run at 9pm so will know then). I think I was a little tired yesterday. :p

First time I've used Linux on a server before (tried it on the desktop before but never lasted), so all this cron stuff etc. is new to me :o

null :)
 
"Microsoft broke it" is our latest.

(one of our applications stopped working overnight thanks to a Windows update)
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Been their done that - and it was true - our digital camera lost it's plug&play ability - security risk my arse - if someone had already broken into the office, disabled the alarm, started a password/user name encripted pc and had a p&p device with a virus on it ready to upload - they are not going to be stoped by a reg change patch, that's for sure :rolleyes:

software department say "nothing to do with us you need to talk to the hardware guys"

hardware guys say "nothing to do with us, the testing team can't have run the full set of tests"

testing team say "nope that code release all works perfectly, are you using pre release code, check with QA?"

QA say "we're really busy right now but we'll look into it during the next audit, talk to the software team"
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General responce to IT problems here is ask stephen (and that me :eek: :D )
 
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