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So I finally got apache running on one of our production servers for internal backup usage. I’ve found that it there is almost nothing GNU/GPL out there that does compression on the fly. So on the server side is apache with mod_deflate on a “random” port w/ a virtual directory of the database backups I…
I have a box in my “testing network” at the office that is running debian testing (is that still considered sarge? or sid? dunno). It was running perfectly fine (w/ X windows) until recently. I was asked to retrive some data off a harddrive (ntfs) so I shoved it in this box — and thats…
So after I talked to my boss Friday, he suggested that I buy a few books (By suggested I mean he said “You _need_ to buy these two books” and proceeded to watch other my shoulder as I surfed the site to buy them. Though — My boss knows what he’s talking about. He’s got…
Dont get me wrong — I LOVE Debian testing. I run several servers on Debian testing because I find it is so very stable and so very wonderful. I started my linux’ing in the days of Red Hat 6.0. I never had a graphical OS in 6.0 because it was just so damned hard to…
So I’ve gotten into a kick recently w/ mod_rewrite. It really is very awesome if you’ve never used it. Its extremly handy and not that difficult to use. I also found this handy cheat sheet. I’ve set up two mod_rewrites recenetly. One is forcing all traffic from Snowflakey.com (I’d link but you’d just end up…
So after my last fit with Averatec I filled a BBB report against them. Here’s what I got back: Initial Response — Posted 7-6-2005 Our systems engineer is in the process in getting this posted on our website. We have been working on this and are hoping to have the information on our website by…