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After I posted an article titled "Installing libTorrent and rTorrent on Linux Centos" one of my reader have a concern about dependencies as Centos already have older Curl installed by default. One way to avoid dependencies problem with Curl is by compiling the newest version to another directory and then compile rTorrent to use that [...]
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As requested by one of my blog reader, I write this libTorrent and rTorrent installation tutorial I’m installing libTorrent and rTorrent on a Xen based VPS with Linux Centos 5.4 From the project’s website: LibTorrent is a BitTorrent library written in C++ for *nix, with a focus on high performance and good code. The library [...]
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Squid is a caching proxy server that can help reduce internet bandwidth usage and improving response time of loading a website by caching and re-using frequently opened web page. Squid reduce the bandwidth usage and accelerate the website loading by caching static website objects such as images, flash objects and text files, with some modification [...]
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After logged in to VNC server, I get problem with the keyboard mapping on Ubuntu 9.04. When I type “abcdefghij” I get “asdfghjkl;“. After searching on Google, the problem was submitted as a bug and the work around is by adding: export XKL_XMODMAP_DISABLE=1 In VNC’s xstartup file: $HOME/.vnc/xstartup You have to add the line export [...]
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Previously I installed TightVNC server on Ubuntu 8.10 which I posted the tutorial here. Today I setup a new Virtual Private Server (VPS) with Ubuntu 9.04 installed (still haven’t got Ubuntu9.10 Xen template, so I didn’t install the latest version). (Note: before you install TightVNC you have to install a window manager first, I use [...]
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Tinyproxy is a light-weight HTTP proxy daemon for POSIX operating systems. It is distributed using the GNU GPL license version 2 or above, so we can download it and install it on our Linux server freely.
Tinyproxy is a light-weight alternative for the well known Squid proxy server. It’s really memory efficient so it will run [...]
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Markus
6:35 pm on 23 September 2009 |
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I installed ClamAV 95.2 on a server today, the installation went OK and no error is shown but when I tried to run virus scanning I got this error message:
clamscan: error while loading shared libraries: libclamav.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
to fix this problem I run this command:
ldconfig
and clamscan can [...]
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Markus
5:25 am on 18 September 2009 |
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As software developers we want to make sure our client do pay our works. Most of the time the payment for a project is split into several phases, in the beginning, in middle or testing phase and on end of the project or delivery, with the big percentage of payment is received on the end [...]
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Just experienced for the first time, my HTC Touch HD is crashed. The screen showing checkered boxes (black and white) and the phone is not responding when I tried to hard shutdown by press and holding the power button for several seconds.
I end up taking out the battery, wait a couple of seconds and then [...]
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After writing a how-to on installing Gnome and VNC server on Ubuntu Linux, this time I blog on the same tutorial but now I use Centos 5.3 Linux.
It’s almost similar with Ubuntu, but on Centos we use YUM instead of apt-get command. Both package managers have its own fans, nevertheless both yum and apt-get deliver [...]