Scenario: You have a document online, but the online source has vanished, whether by server crash or perhaps having a hacked website. If you’ve recently visited your site on your machine with your browser, you may have a copy of your images and pages still inside your computer, in an often-hidden folder called your browser [...]
http://www.archive.org/web/web.php Place your desired domain name in the search box and click “Take Me Back!” The dates that show up are linked to a cache of that domain at that particular time and space. (It’s always humbling to look back upon one’s early coding skills, for instance) This’ll be very text-only unless the same images [...]
Some folks have lost some data recently, and would like to get it back. There’s some small hope — Google.com will create a cached version of the various pages it visits, and you can often find your missing web pages here! Step 1 Go to google.com, and in the search box, type the domain name [...]
Send the following command as the body of an email to your LIST REQUEST ADDRESS to see everyone who is on your mailing list. The roster is limited to list members only, and you must supply your admin password to retrieve it. Your list request address (found in your listmail headers) is typically yourlistname-request@yourdomainname.com The [...]
Every DNS transfer has resolved, as far as I know. If you own a site that has not resolved (eg it has a blue page that says “there is no website configured at this address”) contact me and we’ll troubleshoot your DNS troubles. I’m working on re-upping the sites I directly geek for (eg: I [...]
I have limited access to the old server, for those few folks who are having a hard time getting the DNS records changed. It’s web only, no cpanel, no frigging email. If you need to be temporarily re-upped on the old server, let me know. Note that this won’t bring our old sites back. It’s [...]
It’s 9:14 am, and the company hosting the old (crashing) server have still not made it possible for me to re-set the most urgent accounts. (If I could get access, I could at least arrange it so we could all get our email until the swap sets in.) My, I’m annoyed. And to you, I’m [...]
Bad news. Worst news. After running me in circles for two days, my upstream provider has informed me that the server is dead, and all backups are gone. This is something they assured me could not happen after the last catastrophic crash where they failed to restore accounts. What this means for you: Please look [...]
Complex ransomware is beyond the decryption capabilities of the anti-virus industry Read about it here: http://www.securitypark.co.uk/article.asp?articleid=25621&CategoryID=1