How to check if you have ModRewrite
Posted by coldtobi | 12 Jul, 2008, 18:58
ModRewrite comes handy for SEO and other opportunites, where you want to change URL to something else. Lifetype uses this to assemble all the php parameters and make more search-engine and humanfriendly URLs. Also, you can do the RFI Protection I described earlier.
To find out, whether your webhoster's Apache supports ModRewrite, you have basically two options:
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Still Blogging...
Posted by coldtobi | 12 Jul, 2008, 13:20Some may be wondering why it is currently quiet here. Well, I am still alive ;-) but currently I justing lack teh time for blogging...
But times will get better soon ;-)
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Hard-To-Find Documents
Posted by coldtobi | 9 Jun, 2008, 14:27
The Freescale HSC12 ("Star 12") Instruction Set. It took me almost 1/2 hour to find that damn thing.
Next time, I know where to look: At my blog.
http://www.freescale.com/files/microcontrollers/doc/ref_manual/S12CPUV2.pdf
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Google Search for websites improved
Posted by coldtobi | 4 Jun, 2008, 17:20
When subsribed to AdSense, you also get the opportunity to include a "Google Search" for your website. Frequent reader of my blog will remember, that I already tried this to improve your overall blog reading experience.
Don't get me wrong. The lifetype's own search engine is very well, but Google is specialized on search engines and can offer a lots more: Maybe you already encountered that correction of some misspelled words in the search query come very handy. Also, the algorithm knows about synonyms and will also include them in the search result. Example: (For the German readers): Try to search the obsolete term "Nulleiter", and it will search as well for the (correct) term "Neutralleiter".)
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Webmailer for the Thecus
Posted by coldtobi | 30 May, 2008, 09:53
Currently I am working on my "frostynas" NAS Framework for services I personally host on my Thecus NAS. And for that I need want a WebMailer frontend.
The candidated so far are
The candidated so far are
- sqirrelmail (http://squirrelmai.org)
- horde Webmail Project (http://www.horde.org/webmail/)
- openwebmail (http://www.openwebmail.org/)
- roundcube (http://www.roundcube.net/)
Lets start with the decission finding.
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YAML Templates 3.0
Posted by coldtobi | 30 May, 2008, 09:02Last year, I released the YAML Sets for Lifetype. However, just some days after I released them, YAML author releases a new mayor version: YAML 3.
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IE Clipboard Reveals Informations
Posted by coldtobi | 29 May, 2008, 00:01
Another reason why I don't like the Internex Explorer: Security.
Just copy some random text int your clipboard and then click on this site (Sorry, German only).
If you are doing that with IE, you'll get a very nice verbatim copy of that you just have entered.
And, no, this is not recently detected: This problem exists since version 5.0 (January 2002!) and is still not adequatly addressed. (Described here).
The solution for this problem would be simple. One alternative would be to set default security zone settings to restrict clipboard access by default.
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Just copy some random text int your clipboard and then click on this site (Sorry, German only).
If you are doing that with IE, you'll get a very nice verbatim copy of that you just have entered.
And, no, this is not recently detected: This problem exists since version 5.0 (January 2002!) and is still not adequatly addressed. (Described here).
The solution for this problem would be simple. One alternative would be to set default security zone settings to restrict clipboard access by default.
