All domains must have an "A" record for the root of the domain. Believe it or not, omitting this "A" record may prevent some mail servers from delivering your email correctly. WebParking or WebForwarding the root of your domain is sufficient, because both of these create hidden "A" records pointing to our servers. If you're really looking to delete this record, try changing the IP address to "0.0.0.0" instead, it's functionally equivalent.

All domains must have an "A" record for the root of the domain name. Omitting this "A" record may prevent some mail servers from delivering your email correctly. Web parking or web forwarding the root of your domain name is sufficient because both of these actions create hidden "A" records pointing to our servers. If you need to delete this record, try changing the IP address to "0.0.0.0" instead; it is functionally equivalent.

Because WebForward™ needs a special "A" record to function correctly. Also, CNAMEs are mutually exclusive of "A" records, since a domain name can't be both an IP address AND an alias simultaneously.

The RFCs for DNS do not allow a @/root record to be anything other than an IP address. We're sorry but we have no say on this one.

The iterparse() implementation is based on the libxml2 parser. It requires the tree to be intact to finish parsing. If you delete or modify parents of the current node, chances are you modify the structure in a way that breaks the parser. Normally, this will result in a segfault. Please refer to the iterparse section of the lxml API documentation to find out what you can do and what you can't do.

Using fcntl(), lock the line or record in the file exclusively. Now, using another thread, read the file, at each byte, trying to write that byte back. Whenever you succeed, write that byte into another file. Then copy the new file over the old file, releasing the lock first.

If you want to remove your record entirely from our database, contact us via e-mail on info@expect.ie and we will remove it for you. Alternatively, you can keep your details on file with us 'just in case', and you can be made a 'non-active' candidate.

To delete more than one record at a time, you must use the dialog "Delete Records by Range of Dates". Tap on "Tools-> the Delete by Range of Dates..." menu item. The dialog will be displayed. Within the dialog, choose a range of dates where you want to delete records. Tap on the "Find Records" button. If Odometer Recorder finds records within your Date range, you‘ll be prompted by a confirmation dialog.

Now, whatever you record, it will be saved in the new directory. But this is not working for time-recording, because this information is not saved between 2 sessions (switch on/off).

Yes, you may delete domain names. Two notes of caution when using this feature: 1) deletes cannot be canceled in our system, and 2) no refunds or credits will be given if you choose to delete a registration or renewal.

MetaSynth tells the driver to record from the default input channel(s). Some drivers have a hard-wired default while some others allow you to specify an input channel to use as the default channel. We have found that some devices let you specify a default input channel but do not actually use it. Currently, we know that the MOTU 828 does not seem to honor the default input device selected in its setup application and are working to find a solution.

You can delete a user record from eDirectory only if you are the Superuser. To do so, simply follow these steps: Click on the eAdmin module which is available only to the Superuser/eDirectory administrator. A list of administrator roles will appear. Click on the 'Delete Staff' icon to delete the user record from eDirectory. This user record will be stored in the system's archives. The Superuser has a choice to 'undelete' this user record from the archives system in the future.