We are performing planned maintenance events on our mail server this Sunday morning, from 12 midnight to 3AM ET (5AM to 8AM British Time).

The mail server will be down during this time for all sending and receiving mail, but all email will be delivered once the server comes back up.

Please call our Hosting Status Line at 617-778-1225 for up-to-date information on this planned maintenance.

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1. Work Natively

I've owned almost every iteration of iPods since the 3rd generation Classic, before the click wheel was introduced. I've owned 3rd, 4th, and 5th gen. Classics, a 1st and 2nd gen. Shuffle, a 4th gen. Nano, and the original iPhone. When I'm not working at TSP and saving the computer world, I spend a great deal of my time running. The two products I use most often during exercise are the 2nd gen.

Starting September 1st, you can save $20 on your first in-house repair or upgrade just by mentioning our ad on Yelp!

When you drop off your computer at our front desk, mention our Yelp ad and we'll knock $20 off the total cost of your repair. We'll help you out with anything from upgrading to a larger hard drive, speedier memory, replacing that cracked screen, or attempting a full data recovery.

Our pricing chart can be seen here, and you can always contact us to get quote before you come in.

"I don't know much and I know this: had you not advised me as you did and walked me through booting my iBook in Target Mode, there is no way possible I would have been able to rescue the contents of my hard drive.

'Thank you' isn't sufficient to convey my gratitude and appreciation.

Unless you've been living under a rock, it's hard to avoid the news that Apple released a new iPhone, the iPhone 4. But for those of you with an iPhone 3 or 3GS, you may find it hard to stomach the cost of the new phone along with renewing your contract with AT&T for another couple years. So another one of Apple's announcements, the newly available upgrade called iOS 4, is welcome news for the rest of us.

"iOS" is Mr. Jobs' new name for the iPhone operating system and iOS 4 upgrades the core capabilities on the iPhone 3 and 3GS and to a lesser degree the iPod Touch and original iPhone. Even without the latest iPhone, you can get a lot of its features of the iPhone 4 with a simple software upgrade.

There's tons of articles about what features are included in iOS 4, so feel free to read Ars Technica's review of iOS 4. However, we know that a lot of our customers have iPhones, so we figured we'd pull out a few key things that every iPhone user should know about upgrading before they push the button.

Membership, they say, has its privileges. In this case, our MemberPasses give you great discounts on Digilounge time, providing you with more work for your buck.

And don't worry - it's not a long-term commitment. Our MemberPass Wifi goes month to month, and MemberPasses 10 and 25 only expire when you've used all your hours.

We've seen an obscure problem for one of our servers running on 10.6.4 (Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server) which was upgraded from 10.5. When attempting to implement the iCal Email Invitations function, I found that all of the usual tricks didn't work.

To go back to the Hosting Frequently Asked Questions, click here.

Do you have any anti-virus filtering available?

Frequently, I've had issues with Windows machines accessing OS X Servers just set up with SMB sharing. It seems that the Windows client needs to allow a certain type of authentication to allow the machine to log into the OS X Server, and that setting isn't correct by default. The problem also happens for Linux servers as well, not just Mac OS X Server.

Note that by making these changes, you're making things that much less secure on the Windows side of things by allowing an older, less secure encryption method for authentication. While most of you won't care (because you're just looking for a solution for an in-house server), if you're working with a server which is publicly available (for some crazy reason), then get to know the facts before making these changes.

Here's directions on how to make that change in many of the various flavors of Windows: