I haven't check its meanings on my trusted Oxford Fajar Advanced Learner's English-Malay Dictionary yet, but according to Cyberwire it is the Top Paying AdSense Keywords worth $84.08. Wow! that's a lot of money. I wonder what the keyword "Malaysia", "Universiti Sains Malaysia", or "Osama bin Laden" worths?
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Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Sunday, September 18, 2005
Install Apache HTTP Server Source on GNU/Linux
- dapatkan httpd-2.0.*.tar.gz atau httpd-2.0.*.tar.Z letakkan di /usr/src
- dari konsol, pergi ke tempat mana fail yg baru download tadi ada, contoh cd /usr/src
- kemudian taipkan command tar -zxvf httpd-2.0.*.tar.gz atau tar -zxvf httpd-2.0.*.tar.Z
- kemudian cd /usr/src/httpd-2.0.*
INSTALLATION
- taip ./configure -prefix=[directory] di mana [directory] ialah di mana anda nak install apache, cthnya ./configure -prefix=/usr/local/apache2
- kemudian taipkan command make tunggu aturcara dilarikan tanpa masalah
- kemudian make install
TEST
- Untuk test sama ada apache dah install gunakan parameter -v.
- contoh: /usr/local/apache2/bin/httpd -v
- versi apache akan dipaparkan oleh konsol
- Apache tak running/start dengan menggunakan cara ini
- untuk memulakan server, gunakan control script Apache, apachectl seperti dalam contoh: /usr/local/apache2/apachectl start
- kalau nak tahu sama ada apache berjalan, pada browser (Firefox, KOnqueror), taipkan http://localhost pada ruang alamat. Anda akan dapat TEST PAGE for THE APACHE WEB SERVER ON ****** LINUX
- jangan biarkan Apache terpasang tanpa kawalan, gunakan contoh /usr/sbin/apachectl stop untuk stop apache
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Sunday, June 19, 2005
Hack browser title in IE and Firefox
This is a perfect tweak for those of us who love to put our own original stamp on things. In this case, it's our Internet Explorer or Firefox browser title. Allow me to clarify: when you open up your browser window, the upper left corner displays the current page, followed by "Microsoft Internet Explorer" or "Mozilla Firefox". Follow my directions to make it say whatever you like. I've tested this tweak successfully on XP and Win98 systems.
Steps for IE
Before you mess with the registry, please back it up so that if you make a mistake, you don't get screwed.
1. Open up Regedit (Start>Run>Regedit).
2. Navigate to this string: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
3. Create a new string value (Right-click "Main" key folder, select New>String Value).
4. Rename the value "Window Title" without the quotes (Right-click value, choose Rename).
5. Right-click "Window Title" and choose Modify. In the value data section, type your title of choice. Mine says "Elect Sarah in 2004!"
6. Now, launch a new instance of IE and marvel at your clever changes!
Steps for Firefox 0.9 and up
Wouldn't you know it... there aren't really any complicated steps to do this. Just download an extension called Titlebar Tweaks and you'll be good to go.
:)
s
Sarah Lane hacking tip
Steps for IE
1. Open up Regedit (Start>Run>Regedit).
2. Navigate to this string: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
3. Create a new string value (Right-click "Main" key folder, select New>String Value).
4. Rename the value "Window Title" without the quotes (Right-click value, choose Rename).
5. Right-click "Window Title" and choose Modify. In the value data section, type your title of choice. Mine says "Elect Sarah in 2004!"
6. Now, launch a new instance of IE and marvel at your clever changes!
Steps for Firefox 0.9 and up
Wouldn't you know it... there aren't really any complicated steps to do this. Just download an extension called Titlebar Tweaks and you'll be good to go.
:)
s
Sarah Lane hacking tip
Thursday, May 26, 2005
Network sharing Win-Fedora3
Q: I can't access my Windows network shares anymore! People tell me to use the smbmount command, but it doesn't work!
A: Fedora Core 3 uses a cool new type of Windows file sharing called "The Common Internet File System" (CIFS). Instead of using "smbmount", try:
A: Fedora Core 3 uses a cool new type of Windows file sharing called "The Common Internet File System" (CIFS). Instead of using "smbmount", try:
mount -t cifs //computername/share /mnt/somedirectoryFor more information about this, in a terminal you can do:
man mount.cifs
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