FIREWALL[root@CentOS-56-64-minimal ~]# system-config-securitylevel-tui
WEBMIN>SYSTEM> SOFTWARE PACKAGES search for php

Solution in Centos 5 and Fedora 9:

Through SSH:
yum search mbstring

yum install php-mbstring

/etc/init.d/httpd restart

INCREASE MYSQL MEMORY

vi /etc/my.cnf

I am writing this article due my long frustration with the difficulty of extending the C partition on my Windows Vista Operating System.

When I first got my new laptop I thought that 50GB will be enough for program files on the C partition and created a G partition for storage.

Few months later the 50GB were not enough and needed to extend it. But when I tried to do that the Extend option was GRAYED OUT.

Extending partitions can be done by >START MENU > Over “MY COMPUTER” Right click> Manage

The reason why I could not extend it is because the new Part. G was on the right of C so if you want to extend your C drive you need to:

1-Backup  all your “storage” partion on an external drive. Or create a new partition if you have enough space example partition F and move the content.

2-Delete your old storage partition G

3-Then you will see the extend option not grayed out anymore… So you can extend C again.



Question:

When I open an email message that contain links, and I click on the link,
instead of opening the link in my web browser, a save as window opens, with
“executable file” as the file type.

Solution:

I had the same problem. When that box opens up, go to the C drive, find Programs, Then select Internet Explorer, then the IE.Exe file.
After this it will open IE. From there, go to tools, internet options, Programs, and Default Web browser and make IE you default web browser. That worked for me. Good luck
Credit goes to:

http://office-outlook.com/outlook-forum/index.php?t=msg&th=77619/

This article documents the method for clearing the Windows paging file (Pagefile.sys) during the shutdown process, so that no unsecured data is contained in the paging file when the shutdown process is complete.

Note If you enable this feature, the shutdown time may be increased.