A student at UC Davis has created some stunning visualizations of open source software contributions, including Eclipse, Python, Apache httpd and Postgres.
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This tutorial is about setting up Django open source framework under Linux and integrate it with Apache / lighttpd.
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AWStats is a free powerful tool that generates advanced web, streaming, ftp or mail server statistics, graphically. This log analyzer works as a CGI or from command line. This document describes awstats configuration.
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Gzip compression reduces response times by reducing the size of the HTTP response. This document describes gzipping http traffic which can reduces the response size by about 70%. Approximately 90% of today’s Internet traffic travels through browsers that claim to support compression.
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phpMyVisites is a free and powerful open source (GNU/GPL) software for websites statistics and audience measurements software. I’m currently using this software and it totally rocks. This software gives out lots of information on websites visitors, visited pages, software/hardware utilization. The installation is entirely automated and very simple. I’m currently using the same software here. [...]
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Facebook is one of the famous web 2.0 portal, its php source code was leaked on the Internet. This blog post has posted index.php home page source code. According to facebook:
Some of Facebook’s source code was exposed to a small number of users due to a bug on a single server that was misconfigured and [...]
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You can provide each user or domain its own php.ini file. There are two basic ways to provide each user a php.ini file:
a) Setup chrooted jail for each domain and user will get /etc/php.ini inside each jail
b) Setup individual fastcgi instance for each domain along with php.ini
Let us say you have two domains as follows
theos.in [...]
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Adarsh asks:
Can someone steal my PHP code or program without hacking my Linux box? Can someone snoop script over plain HTTP session?
Short answer is no. PHP is server side thingy.
However a misconfigured webserver can easily give out php file to all end users. You need to make sure that mod_php / mod_fastcgi loaded and correct [...]
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You may have noticed that most my webpage are loading bit faster. Here is what I did:
a) CSS code moved to its own file and included CSS at the top
b) Removed unnecessary (read as fancy web 2.0 stupid stuff) external javascript snippets
c) I’ve moved external javascript to bottom of page/template engine. For example [...]
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Yet another Linux success story, from the article:
I am by no stretch of the imagination a Linux expert, but my overall experience has been excellent and I shall continue to use Fedora for my day to day work. My productivity has not been affected at all, and anyone who wants to try something different, [...]
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