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As long as your copy's activated, generally speaking it's considered Genuine. You can find out by going to the bottom of the Computer Properties screen in the Windows Activation section and it'll tell ya if it's activated/genuine.
To answer your question about use in a small business environment, it's pretty well spelled out in the License Agreement at http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/eula.aspx:
Hope that helps!
Well, right now with my laptop (T8100 proc, 4GB RAM) idle, the server is using about 56 megs of memory and the UI piece is using 4 megs, and neither have any CPU usage at all.
When I pop into my Downloads dir, which has 73 items, the service jumps to 75% usage and 73 megs for about 5 seconds...
Man, talk about wildly varying opinions here. ;) I think it's a neat look, but it looks to me like it's about as portable as a lead boulder. I'll reserve judgment until I see two things: dimensions and price.
Geez... I wish I still had my code from my C++ classes back in the day. We wrote a pretty darn nice chess game along the same lines you're doing. If I think of how we tackled it, I'll let ya know, but my memory's pretty shot right now.
Either way, I found this particular project to be a lot...
The mail command uses the server's mailer system, usually Sendmail or Postfix. If you're getting an indication it's being sent successfully, then it's possible that the server might not be set up to allow you to use it.
I think your best route here is to drop your host's support team an email...
Yes, that's where it belongs. PHP is just like C code in the sense that all lines of code (even if they're split across multiple lines in the source code) need to be terminated with a semicolon. Try that, and see if it fixes your problem.
The first thing I'm eyeballing here is a lack of a semicolon at the end of your $body definition.
If that doesn't fix it, though, you'll have to be more specific: are you getting an error message in your logs?
If you're looking to save a few bucks, I built my WHS box around this particular server chassis from Directron: http://www.directron.com/ds600s.html It's a really good price at $180 (~$20 shipping) and it has a 6-bay hot swap backplane built in, 3 5.25" bays and a single 3.5" bay. I use the...