Apache Web Server is the most common web server used in internet as well as intranets. If you are a web developer, system admin or a technology enthusiast, you must have heard about it already. This is a humble effort from me to document the very basics of configuring an apache web server in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Monkey Kick Off – Totebo Online Games
My TopScore is :
http://totebo.com/mko.php?c=pUorsUorsotUtorFBoUBopBporrFsohNR3NosUtq
Come on.. Let me see if you could beat me !
Lakshmi aka Minnu ( my niece ) celebrated her 4th Happy birthday yesterday on 2nd October 2006. Here is some pics of the birthday girl.
It was a great day yesterday, not only because it was minnu’s birthday. It was also the birthday of Mahatma Gandhiji. And the same day happened to be the Vijaya Dasami ( Dassera ).
I think it would be too much for me to preach about Gandhiji. He does not need my certificate!. Nowadays, it is “Gandhigiri” in the news as the young generation is starting to recognize the value of truthfulness and selflessness. Even though it required a movie (Lege Raho…Munnabhai) to send them the message. If you do not have time enough to read the Gandhian Philosophy, I would recommend spending a few moments for watching this movie. 🙂
Dassera is a festival which symbolizes the victory of good over evil. I wish everyone a very happy Dassera !. May the happiness of success be with us all.
Three reasons to be happy ! 😀
By the way.. More photos are uploaded to Flickr !
I started using Flickr. I was trying to find a good gallery solution for storing,organising and displaying my photo collection. I tried many softwares like 4Images, Gallery2 etc…..and after seeing flickr, I think I found the best possible solution….
http://www.flickr.com/photos/undan/
I am plannig to upload my entire collection in a matter of days… 🙂
We all are used to the “familiar and easy to use” graphical user interface of Microsoft Windows Operating System. How many of you guys know that it has a command line interface also which is quite powerful in doing things that cannot be achieved using graphical tools. This is a humble attempt to share some tips and tricks that can be performed
using command line of Windows XP. These commands would be useful if you want to automate tasks on your computer. For running any of these commands, you need to be in a command prompt or run it direclty from the start->run dialog box.
shutdown -s -f -t00 – Immediately start shutting down the computer. ! If you want to reboot, use shutdown -r -f -t00. Remember,this command tries to forcefully close all applications that may be running on your computer. So be sure that you saved the documents before you run this.
tree c:\foldername | more – This command will give you a nice overview of how files and folders are organised in folder “foldername”.
netstat – This command will give you a list of protocols running on your system, and what connections are to/from your computer and what services are they using etc etc. It is always good to know who all are connected to your computer when you are in a network, isn’t it?
net share – If you are sharing files and fodlers on your computer over the network, you might want to get a list of them… This command does it. Simple.
net use – This does the opposite of the above command. It shows you a list of shared resources that you are connected to. 🙂
xcopy /s/e/v/c/y c:\documents\*.* d:\backup – This command copies all files and folders in c:\documents into d:\backup. The special thing about this command is that it does not abort even if copying of one file fails. Very useful to recover possible data from scratchy CDs etc.
That’s all for now. Have a nice time !