THanks for your comments, koolcat.
I'm doing the pre-installation checks on your
site right now and am going to try to finish
up all of the pending orders tomorrow before
the power goes out. We will probably lose power here
and while I have back up batteries and a generator
(actually an alternator) to power my office, I expect the
cable internet will probably go out.
If you all don't hear from me for a couple days
it's probably because the internet is out so I've left the office
to go help take care of some of the evacuees who are here.

You will NEVER GO WRONG with Ray!

Linda

lasho, I guess your post got deleted, but there's no
need to try to try to break into someone's
server to download their password file, I'll give
you a couple.
Currently I live at 505 West Buck Street in Caldwell, TX.
If you can crack the one created with the
Strongbox utilities using recommended settings before
I change my address twice, I'll fly you out to the next
convention and then buy you a beer while there.
Though my posts here and the owner's manual
caution against it, Strongbox can also use a weaker type
of password file. I've posted a link to the weaker password file too,
again using the Strongbox utilities to pick the passwords.
If you can crack it while I still live in Caldwell
I'll buy you a beer too.

Here's a password file generated with recommended settings:
http://bettercgi.com/tmp/sbpasses.txt

Weaker settings (not recommended, but still better than most):
http://bettercgi.com/tmp/sbpasses_weaker.txt

BTW, I'm not sure you're on about about ME saying
how good Strongbox is. Read this thread or any other
thread about Strongbox. It's not ME saying how
well it works, it's the webmasters using it who
seem to be quite happy with it overall.
I'm fortunate that some of the people who have posted
are well known in the industry, such as the owners
of a couple of the biggest boards. I'm very grateful
to the people who have posted. The word of mouth
has kept us busy without having to charge very much
because we don't spend thousands of dollars
on advertising each month, which is wonderful.
I'm also glad that some of the high profile webmasters,
such as the owners of the boards, were happy with
the service I provided when I was running their
servers, as that goodwill certainly has something to
do with why they would bother to post these
wonderful things.
On that note, I better stop typing and go work on
Kevin's modifications to his script before he stops
posting nice things. Cheers!

Why can't people just leave other people and their work alone? Glad his post was deleted!