what is php 3 1 - A Simple Generic PHP cURL Class

A Simple Generic PHP cURL Class

cURL is a most excellent library that enables you to communicate across a network with a number of protocols. PHP integrated the cURL library early in its development and nowadays its use is widespread across countless applications. To read more...

linux - Unix/Linux: Follow That File

Unix/Linux: Follow That File

In Linux/Unix command line you can follow a file with tail -f [filename]. As the file is updated, the screen will update. This is handy for following error logs, etc. tail -f [filename] I just learned from a co-worker that the ‘less’...

linux - The 🐧 Linux Architecture Explained

The 🐧 Linux Architecture Explained

The above diagram provides a conceptual view of the Linux architecture. Like all conceptual views, it is not a perfect match to the full complexity of Linux. The key point is to understand that the Kernel Space (shown in blue)...

apache index - Disable directory index 📁 on Apache

Disable directory index 📁 on Apache

When Apache Directory Index is enabled, if you browse to a url that have no index file present, you will see list of all files. This is not good for securiy as hackers can see all files present in the directory.

linux - Detailed analysis of shutdown commands in 🐧 Linux systems

Detailed analysis of shutdown commands in 🐧 Linux systems

Some commonly used shutdown/restart commands under Linux are shutdown, halt, reboot, and init. They can all achieve the purpose of restarting the system, but the internal working process of each command is different. Through the introduction of this...

windows 10 2018 insider wallpaper - Access Windows partitions 💿

Access Windows partitions 💿

As root, pico /etc/fstab Add this line: /dev/hda8 /windata vfat user,umask=000,rw 0 0 Make sure that /dev/hda8 is in fact pointing at your Windows data partition. Note also that this assumes that the Windows data partition is formatted as...

linux - Use hdparm to speed up buffered 💿 disk reads

Use hdparm to speed up buffered 💿 disk reads

As root, pico /etc/sysconfig/harddisks

USE_DMA=1
MULTIPLE_IO=16
EIDE_32BIT=1
LOOKAHEAD=1
EXTRA_PARMS= hdparm ?u1 /dev/hda

Source: “Linux (Red Hat 7.0+) Installation on the Compaq Armada E7400“