Just a friendly reminder from your system administrator to upgrade your Wordpress installation to 2.3!
Categories: Site Updates, Software
Tagged: upgrade, Wordpress installation, wordpress
Monthly Archives: September 2007
A Friendly Reminder to Upgrade your Wordpress Comments Off
Lyris Listmanager – Hacking the Web Frontend For Increased Functionality 1
Lyris Listmanager is a nice mailing list management system. However, there are a few features that are missing out of the frontend that make it hard to get by your day-to-day office job. Fortunately, most of it is written with TCL routines which are not encoded, which makes for easy updates to this code.
Of [...]
Categories: Code Samples, Email, Perl, Software, TCL
Tagged: Linux, Web Frontend For Increased Functionality Lyris
.htaccess stupid tips and tricks Comments Off
Found an encyclopedic list of “stupid” .htaccess tricks. Includes many useful ones such as being able to stop hotlinking of images and replacing with your own, increasing speed and security and general good-to-know htaccess information.
Stupid htaccess tricks
Categories: Code Samples, Configurations, PHP, Security, System Administration, Webdesign
Remote Unattended OS installs – Linux and Windows! 2
The technology has been around for a while to do unattended OS installs, using kickstart on redhat for example. These installs are typically done remotely. Kickstart is basically done off of an image file, which can be inserted via a floppy, CD, or now a USB Keychain drive.
Another technology that has been around a [...]
Categories: Linux, System Administration, Windows
Tagged: actual hardware, admin-tools, America, bootp server, dgram protocol, dhcp server, Ethernet, firewall, legacy-software-development, Linux, MAC Address, option routers, Peter Anvin, private network, root server, system-tools, text-internet mdadm kernel grub e2fsprogs, tftp server, The bootp protocol, trivial ftp protocol, udp, Windows Unattended Installation
