labby.co.uk

Sky have just changed my satellite installation time without even bothering to notify me.

Guess who is doing his “not a happy bunny” bit.

Sent to Sky:

I have just taken out a new account with yourselves and was given an installation date and time of 20 May 2010 from 12PM to 5PM.

Today I happened to check on my account and clicked on “Track your order” and saw that without notifying me you have changed the time from 12PM-5PM to 12PM -8PM.

I do not appreciate changes, especially when the changes are not notified to me. You have my email address and telephone number and did not contact me on either.

As a new customer I must express my extreme displeasure at being treated so offhandedly and am seriously considering using my cooling off period right and cancelling the contract entirely.

Let’s see what happens now..

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I have just had a second IP for my web server and wish to use it for a dedicated domain name.

Here is how you configure apache2 to serve requests on that IP to a specific virtualhost

assumptions:

new IP is 192.168.1.2

new website is called newip.labby.co.uk

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