July 2005 - Posts

Hacking Community Server

First of all, thanks to Rob's team who shared CS 1.1 source code for Community purpose. This is a GREAT framework. Just to share with you that I will launch .NET Academia Accelerator program that will link Student Developers to ISVs. Need your support folks :). I will use CS as the based framework for .NET Academia Accelerator portal. What have been done so far:
- Get new HTML design layout
- CS 1.1 installed on my laptop

I will let you know the progress.

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INDC New Servers

Folks,

We (Tahir and Kunto) arrived at IM2 Data center on 3.10 PM yesterday. The mission is to replace the old INDC servers with the new servers.

I put some nice pictures on my gallery :

http://blogs.netindonesia.net/risman/gallery/604.aspx

Special thanks to Pak Kunto Baiquni for his efforts in exploring and implementing ISA Server 2004. Also Pak Tahir Tahang who joined us until 3 o'clock in the morning. I really appreciate your dedication.

Installing ISA Server 2004 in web server machine is not a simple task. Too many rules you must configure. I was very lucky to have two NHs (Network Hackers) beside me. I also found that we have to make a minor change in .Text code to enable it runs on different IIS port. We must remark a line in BaseBlogConfig.cs and re-compile .Text.


protected string GetCurrentHost(HttpRequest Request)
{
     string host = Request.Url.Host;
     if(!Request.Url.IsDefaultPort)
     {
         //Remark the line below. Default port is 80.
         //host  += ":" + Request.Url.Port.ToString();
      }

      if(host.ToLower().StartsWith("www."))
      {
          host = host.Substring(4);
      }
      return host;
}

My GREAT experience, 12 hours in a IM2 freezer and 12 hours hacking the .Text problem. Have a nice sunday. Enjoy the new servers with high security features.

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