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Thank you for the response. It seems to be working.

you should be able to programatically access the size of a directory. I guess you would have to place all your websites one directory below the root of the web root of the site so you can run a script on the whole thing. search google for 'directory size' and your programming language of choice.

You really have to look at it on a table by table basis not the size of the db. If you have a table it should perform the same in any database (provided it's all put together right) because the db statistics are calculated on the table. And usually with the bigger db we are just talking about...

you have to decide if the people coming to the directory have to have "the" password to proceed...ie. are there going to be many users all using the same password or just a couple of users for the whole application? You don't want to have many users using the same password so someting at the OS...

it seems to happen to me when i go to a page and then walk away from the computer...then I come back and try to log in. It's like my logon control is being rendered with viewstate...and then the application is generating a new viewstate when you try and log in after it sits for a while. I do...

I am not sure actually. I'm a jodohost reseller using hsphere. So if I'm on a web farm is one of the questions I'm trying to get answered here. And then, of course, how to make this issue go away as it's annoying. thank you for the reply.

Has anyone dealt with the below error? what key did you use to solve it in this server farm? Validation of viewstate MAC failed. If this application is hosted by a Web Farm or cluster, ensure that <machineKey> configuration specifies the same validationKey and validation algorithm...

I have filled out the form and don't send them all at once. I have it set up to send 100 at a time and then I do it manually so I can make sure the server isn't getting bogged down with anything I'm doing. It would be nice to be able to know exactly what's going on on the server but I don't so...

This question pertains to the current email quota's and anti-spam policies. We have a large mailing list for our company. Many of the names have been acquired through opt-in lists from a vendor. We have been mailing to this list for several years now. Occassionally we add some new names...

no I did not get it working on the Jodo servers in a precompiled state. After several conversations with support I was told that my application needs to run in medium trust and the only way it was going to do that was if it was compiled. The problem arose when trying to write to files.

I did not know that it was required to compile your application prior to deployment on the jodo servers but apparently that is the case. The reason I was having trouble is my application was being compiled on the web server when it was first called.

just took some time to figure out exactly what needed to be changed and where...there aren't step by step directions...and also the link is broken.

I do have my stuff in App_Data. Still working the problem to no success. Jodo Support has directed me to: http://support.jodohost.com/knowledge-base/7974-test-your-medium-trust-config-2.html but I don't really understand how a setting on my local machine has an effect on the Jodo servers...

using .net 2.0 C# and visual web developer express. Has anyone had success writing to files from the application? I seem to be having trouble with the trust level.