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Dec 12	awarded	Critic
Jan 10	comment	how to forward dns alias to hostname:port? did you ever find a way to do this with rinetd?
Aug 5	asked	open source implementations of the blue/green deployment pattern
May 9	awarded	Commentator
May 9	comment	How do I turn windows features on or off using powershell or commandline in windows 7? how would you add ServerManager feature separately?
Jan 5	comment	getting started automating virtualization with powershell on windows I only have Hyper-V available.
Jan 5	asked	getting started automating virtualization with powershell on windows
Dec 26	revised	PowerShell remove force added 161 characters in body; deleted 1 characters in body
Dec 26	revised	PowerShell remove force added 516 characters in body
Dec 26	answered	PowerShell remove force
Dec 26	comment	PowerShell remove force if you do a traversal and delete, you'll have to traverse the child directories first, and their files first.
Oct 7	revised	are permissions granted “network service” secure on a webhost? added 60 characters in body
Oct 7	awarded	Scholar
Oct 7	awarded	Editor
Oct 7	accepted	are permissions granted “network service” secure on a webhost?
Oct 7	revised	are permissions granted “network service” secure on a webhost? added 116 characters in body
Oct 7	comment	are permissions granted “network service” secure on a webhost? My original understanding was wrong. I am able to run the my site without Network Service. Another problem confused me on that. -thanks
Oct 7	awarded	Supporter
Oct 7	comment	are permissions granted “network service” secure on a webhost? Supposing I set my file ACLs such that only my hosting account (and not the network service account) can read or write to my files. Then I verify that hosting accounts running at full trust do not run as the network service account, but as their hosting account. This should be sufficient to prevent other users in the hosting environment from accessing the files? (given that there are no other vulnerabilities)
Oct 7	comment	are permissions granted “network service” secure on a webhost? I understand that the trust level is a different setting. So for every application, it is configured to run as a particular account at a particular trust level.