Re: SERIAL NUMBER PROBLEM *AGAIN*!!!
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numero = 21316
interpreted = N
texte = >Now you guys have me worried.... I don't want >to upgrade.... 2.1 is working fine for me! > >Here's one as a follow up to PCS. > >Since 3.0 is seemingly a bummer, can I run 2.1 on >my main server and 3.0 on a mirror without coughing >up $2500?3.0 is not a bummer, it's no worse than version 2.x was when it comes to dealing with this 'bad code' problem. I created the very same crash on version 2.1.3 as I did on 3.0.1 by using the same bad webdna code.I'm certainly not moving back to 2.1.3 just to save me from writing bad code. I'll just work harder to find those errors before I test my templates, that's all.But for those of you who allow your clients to create their own webcat templates and such, this is something to think about. Even though YOU may be proficient in writing webdna code without errors, your clients are not that good at it ... which means they will find ways to crash your server every so often, without any help from you ... :(Sincerely, Ken Grome 808-737-6499 WebDNA Solutions mailto:ken@webdna.net http://www.webdna.net
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>Now you guys have me worried.... I don't want >to upgrade.... 2.1 is working fine for me! > >Here's one as a follow up to PCS. > >Since 3.0 is seemingly a bummer, can I run 2.1 on >my main server and 3.0 on a mirror without coughing >up $2500?3.0 is not a bummer, it's no worse than version 2.x was when it comes to dealing with this 'bad code' problem. I created the very same crash on version 2.1.3 as I did on 3.0.1 by using the same bad webdna code.I'm certainly not moving back to 2.1.3 just to save me from writing bad code. I'll just work harder to find those errors before I test my templates, that's all.But for those of you who allow your clients to create their own webcat templates and such, this is something to think about. Even though YOU may be proficient in writing webdna code without errors, your clients are not that good at it ... which means they will find ways to crash your server every so often, without any help from you ... :(Sincerely, Ken Grome 808-737-6499 WebDNA Solutions mailto:ken@webdna.net http://www.webdna.net
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