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Need to reign in recycling chaos!
April 19, 2012 8:45 PM Subscribe Recycling overload - looking for sorting bin suggestions
I currently live in a land of ultra- complex recycling guidelines . Items must be sorted into individual paper bags (I've got 7...
Started by Maarika on
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Also note that the recycling....
How much recycling do you have every all recycling into one bin that's kept in the pantry and when that fills up, lug it outside and sort in the bin.
An out of the way area, perhaps a shelving unit would work .
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How to empty recycling bin from command line in Windows XP?
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Instructions are here
First, you need to create file called something like EmptyBin.reg like so:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Volum eCaches\Recycle Bin] "StateFlags0....
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Hello!
What are optimal settings for Recycling of Application Pools in IIS7 in shared environment?
Thanks in advance
Started by GrZeCh on
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All recycling at the same time)
Request limit - 35,000 was the default for IIS6, but this number.
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My sys-admin colleagues have an Exchange 2003 R2 SP2 server running Outlook Web Access (OWA) through an IIS 6 server (naturally).
OWA seems to crash every couple of weeks. Looking at the Application Pool recycling in IIS, I notice that all of the Recycling...
Started by codeulike on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Choose a time when your users it looks like this:
Recycling Tab
Everything Unchecked Performance Tab
Shutdown worker processes after.
There should be no harm in recycling your OWA application pools.
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How do I get Windows 7 to NOT use the recycling Bin on a removable drive? I've already told Windows to not use the function on that drive but Windows still creates the "Recycling Bin" folder. It stays empty, but I don't want it there at ALL. Simply hiding...
Started by JimDel on
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The "Recycling Bin" folder
That is pretty easy to be avoided:
Delete the folder, open Notepad.
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Hi, I am trying to figure out what exactly is Appdomain recycling? When a aspx page is requested for the first time from a DotNet application, i understand that an appdomain for that app is created, and required assemblies are loaded into that appdomain...
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Any comments just to unload your assemblies....
How is recycling different fronm to the application in question) again reloaded the assemblies, then recycling would make sense.
But what is unclear to me is the choice of word "Recycle".
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We use svn and when i want to remove a branch, i move it to the recycling bin and i keep getting an issue where i can't clear my recycling bin.
I keep getting the error:
"Cannot remove folder text-base: the directory is not empty."
has anyone seen this...
Started by oo on
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2) If you are using tortoiseSVN, just right-click on the folder containing the branch and go... .
Even then I would wait a few weeks and make sure you don't use it again .
I don't recommend removing a branch unless you are absolutely certain you need to .
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AFRA Publishes Aircraft Recycling Best Practices Guide
Recycling Today
The Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association (AFRA), based in Washington, DC, has published a Best Management Practices (BMP) Guide for the recycling of aircraft materials. The association...
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Hi everyone, I'm wonder how I'd code up a ByteBuffer recycling class that can get me a ByteBuffer which is at least as big as the specified length, and which can lock up ByteBuffer objects in use to prevent their use while they are being used by my code...
Started by Chris Dennett on
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Some references:
A thread....
If you do implement some caching for DirectByteBuffer, then be sure to read about the GC implications, because the memory consumed by DirectByteBuffer is not tracked by the garbage collector .
This is just advice, not an answer.
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I have a WCF service that requires a certain response time (under 1 minute).
My problem is that every so often, most often in the mornings the service takes a long time to respond (sometimes over 2 minutes).
I'm thinking this is because the app has recycled...
Started by metanaito on
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Another option would be to create a keep-alive job.
Yes you can prevent the AppPool from recycling.
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