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Script-based Website Maintenance
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U.S. Anti-spam Web Pages Shut Down by Attacks
Submitted by sandip on Wed, 10/01/2003 - 12:17Three Web sites that provide spam blocking lists have shut down as a result of crippling Internet attacks in what experts said is an escalation in the war between spammers and opponents of unsolicited e-mails. Anti-spam experts suspect that spammers are behind the attacks, although they have no way of proving it. Congress is currently considering a federal anti-spam law.
Read more: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2003-09-26-spam-sites-attacked_x.htm
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1st referral from Google - keyword "binary geek" !!
Submitted by sandip on Mon, 09/29/2003 - 21:43Today, I noticed my first referred hit from Google. Keywork - "binary geek" placed at #2 on the search engine. Check it out.
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phpSERA
Submitted by sandip on Sun, 09/28/2003 - 19:33phpSERA - phpSERA is a tool for Search Engine Ranking Analysis (SERA). The rankings are based on parsing output of search engines, using simple regular expressions. Given one or more search engines, one or more keyphrases and a single URL to look for, it connects to the search engine(s), parses the result pages, and displays a ranking report.
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iBackup
Submitted by sandip on Fri, 09/26/2003 - 21:06iBackup - iBackup simplifies the task of backing up the system configuration files (those under /etc) for Solaris, *BSD, and Linux systems. You can run it from any directory and it will, by default, save the (maybe compressed) tarball to /root. It is possible to encrypt the tarball, to upload the tarball to another host, and to run the backup automated in a cron job. You can also create a nice HTML summary of a system using the included sysconf.
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ApacheTop
Submitted by sandip on Fri, 09/26/2003 - 08:43ApacheTop - A curses-based top-like display for Apache information, including requests per second, bytes per second, most popular URLs, etc.
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CRONTAB Tutorial
Submitted by sandip on Wed, 09/24/2003 - 10:19What is a Crontab?
A cron is a utility that allows tasks to automatically run in the background of the system at regular intervals by use of the cron daemon. Crontab (CRON TABle) is a file which contains the schedule of cron entries to be run and at what times they are to be run. This can be quite useful. For example, you may have a personal temporary directory that you wish to be cleaned out once a day to keep your quota from being exceeded. This is where cron scheduling comes in to play. Not all systems allow for a cron schedule to be setup. You need to see your system administrator to see if it is available on your system.
MicroBlogger!
Submitted by sandip on Tue, 09/23/2003 - 16:53MicroBlogger - MicroBlogger, as the name implies, is a small, simple, flexible, reliable weblog engine written entirely in bash script. It has absolutely no dependencies on any other programs--No PHP, no SQL, no CGI, no Perl, nothing. Basically, if you have a Unix shell account, you can blog with the best of 'em. MicroBlogger is self-regulating, self-maintaining, and ready to fly straight out of the box. Just unpack the archive in your web directory, add a greeting, and whammo, you're all set!
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e-Learning Center's Free Courses !!
Submitted by sandip on Tue, 09/23/2003 - 10:41e-Learning Center - Sample out some of the free web based courses accessed through the internet.
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NetInstaller
Submitted by sandip on Fri, 09/19/2003 - 17:18NetInstaller 1.04 - NetInstaller lets you create setup wizards for Web applications written in PHP. Users only have to upload two files; everything else will be decompressed online on the server, created, and configured. This eliminates the need to perform tedious permission changes (with chmod) or to upload of hundred of files in order to install a PHP application onto a Web server.
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