The first time I installed TeamCity it took me about a day to get everything in place (excluding setting up the build configurations). Second time I installed TeamCity on a real server it took me about 30 minutes including setting up all the build configurations. I didn’t really do any second time, ... [More]

This post is part of a series: Conquering NServiceBus part 1 – Getting Started Conquering NServiceBus part 2 – Initial configuration Conquering NServiceBus part 3 – A simple Saga Conquering NServiceBus part 4 – Testing Conquering NServiceBus part 5 – Troubleshooting DTC NServi... [More]

If found this to be helpful Run an elevated command prompt Run the following command: "%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.0\Windows Communication Foundation\ServiceModelReg.exe" -r -y Last and also very important is the need for a base address, it seems IIS 7 does not figure this o... [More]

First of all we set up a DFS (Distributed File System) because having to copy the website files from Team City to two or three servers is a pain in the a**. Now we only copy the files to one server and it is synchronized with the others but hey what if you need to change something in the IIS manager... [More]

This has been bugging me for quite some time with throwing exceptions when I try to log from an asp.net page to Event Log. The solution is quite simple but it eludes me why nothing has been written about. At least not anywhere I have looked. Go to run (win+r) type in regedt32. Navigate to HKEY_L... [More]

My first try at this was to just let the user run a program set from "environement" under Users & Computers. It works ok, but the users where not satisfied with having to relogin if my application crashed. Second try was today and it's not completely finished but I'm getting there. Since the use... [More]