I was used to use robocopy to backup my XP machine to the Qnap NAS and I was really missing rsync’s speed …
Now I finally have a working solution based on rsync with a really nice GUI provided by DeltaCopy and, most important for me, special character support (accents and so on) !!!
Steps are :
Allow remote Rsync server to back up data to NAS on the Qnap’s Remote Replication menu
Install DeltaCopy on your Windows Machine and configure your backup task (plus you can receive a log by mail, schedule the task, add rsync parameters, …)
Replace the cygwin.dll located in the DeltaCopy folder with the one found on Okisoft’s website (with UTF-8 support)
This major update to Process Monitor adds real-time TCP and UDP monitoring to its existing process, thread, DLL, file system and registry monitoring. You can now see the TCP and UDP activity processes performed, including the operation (e.g. connect, send, receive), local and remote IP addresses and DNS names, and operation transfer lengths. On Windows Vista, Process Monitor also collects thread stacks for network operations.
Very good tool when you need to troubleshoot file/registry access and now some netwoking issues !
The Citrix Escalation team is pleased to announce the new Citrix Symbol Server. The Citrix Symbol Server provides on-demand access to public Citrix symbol files from any machine connected to the Internet. Prior to the symbol server, public symbol packages had to be downloaded over the Internet and copied to the local computer before debugging could be performed. Additionally, customers routinely had to upload large dump files to Citrix’s FTP site before analysis could begin. We are excited to leverage this new resource to decrease problem resolution time and drive seamless cross-vendor collaboration.
Usage
To access debug symbols for the Citrix XenApp products – simply add the Citrix Symbol Server to the symbol path in your debugging tool of choice:
example: SRV*<your local symbol folder>*http://ctxsym.citrix.com/symbols
This is a great video from Ashish (Principal Design Engineer at Citrix Systems) explaining how does XenApp application delivery process work through Web Interface. Ashish explains different servers involved in the process and then he dives into health recovery and monitoring feature.
Really interesting to watch, especially to remember every server involved in Web Interface.
We already had Fring to use Gtalk and other faimilliar IM services but Google just launch an official version of their Google Talk Gadget for the iPhone. Here is the info from the Google Talk Blog :
Attention iPhone owners! You can now chat with all your Google Talk buddies while on the go. Our new version of Google Talk is designed specifically for the iPhone and runs in the iPhone’s browser, so you don’t need to download or install anything. Just visit www.google.com/talk on your iPhone, sign in, and start chatting. And because it is built for the browser, it will work on today’s iPhones as well as on tomorrow’s 3G iPhones.