There are times whenever you plan to upgrade your computer’s (or server’s) hardware, but you don’t know or you forgot what you bought a year a go. There are few possibilities to get your information, although some comes as package with most of the modern distros, where others need to be installed from source or from external to your distribution repository.
You can easily create short-cuts for servers you are using frequently, by creating a local configuration file for SSH. By using such configuration file, you can configure more advanced options for your SSH connections.
To do this, we will be using a terminal application (default available terminal application for gnome is gnome-terminal, of course you can use guake as well).
In apache2 you can’t use .htaccess files by default. That’s just fine, security-wise, but not if you really need to use them.
In the general case, you should put your mod_rewrite or any other .htaccess rules in your httpd config (if you have access to it).
If you need to add mod_rewrite rules to a .htaccess file, you should look for the following:
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A lot of people needs to edit large amounts of images, part of these people are doing that for the living. Have you ever been worried about the large amount of images you have to edit? Worry no more! There is one simple but nice application which can help you in editing your images faster.
