Taking a walk for one of my preferred blogs I found an interesting article from IBM DeveloperWorks: “Get the most out of zsh”. I did’t know this shell until now and, reading the article, I was convinced to give it a try. icebook# sudo apt-get install zsh Take a look at it. Is the Bash era over? Looking for direct links? Official homepage of the ZSH. An interesting mirror on SunSite.
Per chi non sa niente di queste cose, sembrerà quasi che io abbia ingoiato un boccone e mi stia strozzando. Per tutti questi “soggetti”, consiglio di non andar oltre ;) . Chi invece ha capito almeno 1 dei 3 acronimi, allora consiglio di seguire il mio consiglio e andarsi a leggere questo interessantissimo articolo/monologo sul blog di CRISIS. Un estratto: Tempo fa mi sono state sottoposte alcune domande riguardanti il VoIP, soprattutto come utilizzarlo in presenza di firewall e NAT che possono rendere impossibile la comunicazione a voce su IP. Dalla semplice risposta che mi ero proposto di scrivere, ne è scaturito qualcosa di un po’ più articolato, che prende di petto alcuni dei problemi nei quali incorrono gli utilizzatori del VoIP, tentando di dare una semplice spiegazione teorica. Il testo è diviso in due differenti parti, per dare al lettore il tempo di assimilare i contenuti in maniera graduale. L’inizio riprende alcune domande che mi sono state poste, per poi passare a un approfondimento teorico. … ...
Today Apple release a new “Technology Series” about Leopard. And I think to show you it… on my blog. The list of articles: Leopard Technology Overview * [Leopard Developer Tools Overview](http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/tools.html) * [Leopard Developer Application Technology Overview](http://developer.apple.com/leopard/overview/apptech.html)
Here is a collection of “code snippets” about the .htaccess file of Apache. Take a look: it’s full of usefull things. It remembers to me about a very little howto (in italian) that help to make multiple web-sites on the same machine… without virtual-hosts: a very little and poor self-production.
MacCity ha messo online una pagina interessantissima sugli script per usare i nostri cellulari come modem per MacOSX (Mac ne contiene già tanti di suo, ma non sempre si dispone del cellulare giusto (come a dire “c’vò ‘a ciort”). Appena tengo 2 secondi, provo il mio 610i :D
Welcome In this howto we will install 2 bind dns servers, one as the master and the other as a slave server. For security reasons we will chroot bind9 in its own jail. Using two servers for a domain is a commonly used setup and in order to host your own domain you are required to have at least 2 domain servers. If one breaks, the other can continue to serve your domain. Our setup will use Debian Sarge 3.1 (stable) for its base. A simple clean and up2date install will be enough since we will install the required packages with this howto. In this howto I will use the fictional domain “linux.lan”. The nameservers will use 192.168.254.1 and 192.168.254.2 as there ip. ...
My second Set on Flickr ;)
After the coronation as the best (imho ;) ) file-system for *nix systems, BitUbique post an howto defragment an XFS partition. Simplest and fastest way? sudo xfs_fsr -v /dev/hda1
IBM publish another Tutorial on the LPI Exam 202. This time it’s on the “making of a Web Server” (title “Web Services” is not correct, IMHO). In this tutorial (the fourth in a series of seven tutorials on exam 202 topics), David Mertz discusses how to configure and run the Apache HTTP server and the Squid proxy server, and in doing so, continues preparing you to take the Linux Professional Institute Intermediate Level Administration (LPIC-2) Exam 202. ...
Nemo translated (in Italian, of course) an interesting comparison between the most diffused filesystems on Linux (and not only on The Penguin): Ext2/3, Reiserfs 3, XFS, JFS. The original article was posted by hansivers on the Debian Administration Website. Conclusion? XFS rulez!!! And I’m on the same: I start to use XFS average 2 years ago… and some big partitions on my HD still demonstrate optimal performance. Good Job, SGI!