It’s been quite sometime since i’ve used apache, I’ve been enjoying nginx so far but had to switch back to apache for a project. just a quick tip for those who are working with Apache. Sometimes we are forced to… (READ MORE)
one way to view a file in Linux is via Less, but what if you want to less a .gz file? one way to do it is to extract the gz file then execute a Less on the extracted file,… (READ MORE)
Having problem with the above svn issue when you do an svn update? check my solution below. [[email protected] production]$ svn update common.php svn: Can’t open file ‘.svn/text-base/common.php.svn-base': No such file or directory [[email protected] production]$ [[email protected] production]$ touch .svn/text-base/common.php.svn-base [[email protected] production]$… (READ MORE)
I’ve recently bought a 2TB Buffalo NAS – Linkstation Pro Duo. Loving it so far until I ran into a problem on streaming mp4 videos to my Samsung TV Series 6. I had no issues playing the mp4 video however… (READ MORE)
Are you wondering how to do a Map Network Drive in Linux? It’s called “mount”ing in Linux. There’s a command called mount in linux that helps you maps a network drive to your machine. if the server you need to… (READ MORE)
Are you already loosing you hair trying to configure your vanilla forum url-rewrite on NGINX? If your forum is installed on a main domain not a subdomain I might have the solution for you. here’s what got, please let me know… (READ MORE)
Hi, Today, I’m sharing how to simply setup the default directory of your vsftpd user on CentOS. 1. Edit vsftpd.conf vi /etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf 2. Add the line user_config_dir=/etc/vsftpd/vsftpd_user_conf 3. Create a dir, and change directory to the created dir mkdir /etc/vsftpd/vsftpd_user_conf; cd… (READ MORE)
One of the common issue of phpMyAdmin is getting the error on cookie or sometimes no matter how many times you login you keep getting redirected to login page. Cannot start session without errors, please check errors given in your… (READ MORE)
For those who need a quick syntax for copying files via rsync from source server requiring a port number. please see below… rsync -e ‘ssh -p [port number]’ -avzp [user]@[host or domain]:[source folder path] [localpath] Example: rsync -e ‘ssh -p 11401′… (READ MORE)