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Yves
the server administration programs and the server extensions on the web
server are not compatible. The administration program is too old to use
with this server.
Can somebody comment on this message I get when I try to activate the search
and index services on a win2k server
I had the service pack 3 installed and given that problem I did install the
sp4 but with not solution. I still get the same message?
How come when installing from the CD one can get such a situation?
Thank you for any light on that one
Yves
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If you can read until here then you can go to my regularly updated gallery
http://www.pbase.com/yves
Then listen to Mark Twain who once advised; "blessed is the man, who having
nothing to say, does not proceed to prove it."
This led us to consider that "Ain't no man can avoid being born average,
but there ain't no man got to be common." as said Leroy "Satchel" Paige
and in conclusion before we close: If "insanity is being defined as:
"repeating the same behavior despite consistently obtaining the same
undesirable results", then 'no one ever won a medal for being in the
audience. Which could relate to the second law of thermodynamics which can
be summarized as "you can't get something for nothing."
The world wouldn't be
In such a snarl
If Marx had been Groucho
Instead of Karl.
Thank you.
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server are not compatible. The administration program is too old to use
with this server.
Can somebody comment on this message I get when I try to activate the search
and index services on a win2k server
I had the service pack 3 installed and given that problem I did install the
sp4 but with not solution. I still get the same message?
How come when installing from the CD one can get such a situation?
Thank you for any light on that one
Yves
--
****************************************************************************
***********************************
If you can read until here then you can go to my regularly updated gallery
http://www.pbase.com/yves
Then listen to Mark Twain who once advised; "blessed is the man, who having
nothing to say, does not proceed to prove it."
This led us to consider that "Ain't no man can avoid being born average,
but there ain't no man got to be common." as said Leroy "Satchel" Paige
and in conclusion before we close: If "insanity is being defined as:
"repeating the same behavior despite consistently obtaining the same
undesirable results", then 'no one ever won a medal for being in the
audience. Which could relate to the second law of thermodynamics which can
be summarized as "you can't get something for nothing."
The world wouldn't be
In such a snarl
If Marx had been Groucho
Instead of Karl.
Thank you.
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