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Hola,

Yes, characters and alphabets are 2 different parameters that needs to be considered when registering the domain name. Domain names that contain these special, so called non-ASCII, characters are called Internationalised Domain Names - IDNs for short. Register the name with a .eu accredited registrar.

Manjeet, thank you for the solution.

Here is one more which I have been receiving. I have been receiving this error when trying to send/receive emails. This error is thrown by Outlook Express after failing to store the downloaded email in its data store file i.e. Inbox.dbx file. Outlook Express tries to store it in Inbox.dbx, if the Inbox.dbx file is corrupted OR if it reaches the threshold of 2GB then it will not allow to store the emails.

An unknown error has occurred. Error Number: 0x800C0133

Follow these 8 steps and you should be able to send/receive emails.

1. In Outlook Express go to Tools >> Options >> Maintenance and then click “Store Folder…” button, and open the path shown there. Check the size of Inbox.dbx, if its size is 2GB it means it has reached it's threhold OR it's corrupt. Irrespective of whether it has been corrupted OR reached the threshold of 2GB, we will move all the messages to the new folder and will create a new blank Inbox.dbx file.

2. Create a new folder in Outlook Express by right clicking “Local Folders” and then clicking “New Folder” and provide it a name e.g. “Inbox Old”.

3. Exit Outlook Express

4. Now, open the data store folder of Outlook Express as discussed in step 1.

5. Rename “Inbox.dbx” file to “Inbox1.dbx”

6. Rename “Inbox Old.dbx” to “Inbox.dbx”

7. Rename “Inbox1.dbx” to “Inbox Old.dbx”

8. Start Outlook Express. You will see a blank Inbox folder and all the emails of Inbox will be under Inbox Old folder.

Emails will be functional now. If you still face the same issue, the corrupt .dbx file needs to be repaired with some third party utility.

Hi Shantanu. Welcome to MilesWeb forums & thank you for the steps. Hope to see more tutorials in future. 

Hi Members,

I recently started a thread to install MP4BOX on CentOS server. Post installation, when trying to convert the video I received an error below.

/usr/local/bin/MP4Box: error while loading shared libraries: libgpac.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
try following

Looking at the error, I found that the binaries that are required are not installed/compiled under /usr/local/lib. Below is what I did to fix it.

# install -m644 bin/gcc/libgpac.so /usr/local/lib/libgpac.so
# chmod +x /usr/local/lib/libgpac.so
# ldconfig

Now, try executing the binary & it should show the available options.

# /usr/local/bin/MP4Box
MP4Box [option] input [option]
-h general: general options help
-h hint: hinting options help
-h import: import options help
-h encode: encode options help
-h meta: meta handling options help
-h extract: extraction options help
-h dump: dump options help
-h swf: Flash (SWF) options help
-h crypt: ISMA E&A options help
-h format: supported formats help

-nodes: lists supported MPEG4 nodes
-node NodeName: gets MPEG4 node syntax and QP info
-xnodes: lists supported X3D nodes
-xnode NodeName: gets X3D node syntax
-snodes: lists supported SVG nodes
-snode NodeName: gets SVG node syntax
-languages: lists supported ISO 639 languages

-quiet: quiet mode
-v: verbose mode
-version: gets build version

Hope this helps :-)

Dear Members,

When starting a VPS on a OpenVZ node, you might receive an error as below.

vzquota : (error) Quota file check sum is invalid for id ; file is broken

It is due to incorrect quota assigned to your VPS. You will have to drop the quota parameter and restart your VPS. Below are the steps using which you can fix the error.

#vzctl stop vpsid
#vzquota drop vpsid
#vzctl start vpsid

I hope this helps in starting your VPS 

Good Day Members,

Your container won't be able to execute the ‘ntpdate‘ command (it sets the local date and time by polling the Network Time Protocol (NTP) server(s) given as the server arguments to determine the correct time) due to the following error message in /var/log/messages

Nov 12 21:24:26 schd04 ntpd[15868]: kernel time sync status 0040
Nov 12 21:24:26 schd04 ntpd[15868]: getaddrinfo: "::1" invalid host address, ignored
Nov 12 21:24:27 schd04 ntpd[15868]: cap_set_proc() failed to drop root privileges: Operation not permitted

It is because your container does not has sys_time enabled. Please browse How to allow a VPS to set custom timezone ? to enable sys_time on your container.

Once done, ntpdate should start working as expected.

Hello Members,

I want you to be aware of the strange issue that I faced on one of our CentOS servers. System log file /var/log/messages was flooded with the error message as below. The log file was so large with these messages that the server ran our of disk space.

server atd[10055]: File a0001a015f162e is in wrong format - aborting

This should be due to the at command which was not executed properly. You will have to find the job number and then remove the job from the queue.

# atq a0001a015f162e

It should show an output as below. This will help to get hold of the job number.

# 15 2013-10-05 00:42 a root

Here, the job number is 15. Use the command below to remove the job number from queue.

# atrm 15

This should stop occupying the disk space on the server.