Plesk Viewing qmail logs
19 June 2013
In order to see the mail log files, you should be logged into SSH as root. The qmail logs are located in the following directory:19 June 2013
In order to see the mail log files, you should be logged into SSH as root. The qmail logs are located in the following directory:Posted in Plesk0 Comments
10 June 2013
I am developing a Facebook application for use on page. It’s essential a page with a web form that then creates a database record form the submitted data. Nothing too complex. The complexity comes when I try to differentiate between the sites when handling the post data. This is what I have:Posted in Programming0 Comments
09 June 2013
The images that you see next to blog comments here are not the regular gravatar pictures, instead they are favicons pulled from the website of the person who has written that comment.Posted in Programming0 Comments
08 June 2013
Have you ever wondered why some web pages include a 1×1 GIF image? Well, they’re calledweb bugs, and they track you.Posted in PHP0 Comments
07 June 2013
Until recently I was stuck with trying to get a script to return a 1 x 1 (sized) gif image back to the user’s browser. The 1×1 pixel gif image returned by most scripts is popularly known as a beacon image. It’s used extensively by most scripts as a means to verify or log views [...]Posted in PHP0 Comments
07 June 2013
What Is MailScanner? MailScanner is an e-mail security and anti-spam package for e-mail gateway systems. It is not designed to be run on Microsoft Windows desktop PCs. Instead, it is designed to be run on mail servers operated by companies and internet service providers (ISPs) so that all their users and customers can be protected [...]Posted in Linux, Plesk0 Comments
06 June 2013
Creating menus for mobile users gives webdesigners a unique challenge, which can be dealt with in very different ways. One of the quickest ways is to use a jquery plugin, now if you are not loading jquery as part of your site already this might be overkill just to use it for a menu. But [...]Posted in CSS, HTML - XHTML, JavaScript - Ajax, Mobile / Tablet0 Comments
26 May 2013
Migrating to another virtual machine program can be intimidating. if you already have your virtual machines set up they way you like them, you don’t necessarily have to install them from scratch – you can migrate your existing virtual machines.Posted in Network0 Comments
25 May 2013
As the digital age progresses, the amount of data we produce each year is growing quickly. There was a time when we could fit all of our personal digital data on a few floppy disks, but many of us now have hundreds of gigabytes or photos, music and documents that we need to backup and [...]Posted in Linux0 Comments
25 May 2013
If you’re trying to install a 64-bit virtual machine on Virtualbox, it’s possible you might get this error. VT-x features locked or unavailable in MSR. (VERR_VMX_MSR_LOCKED_OR_DISABLED). If the system knows you’re installing a 64-bit machine, it will automatically enable ‘Hardware Acceleration’ in the Settings for the virtual installation. If not, you MUST enable it manually.Posted in Network0 Comments
24 May 2013
Syntactically Awesome Gumby 2 is built with the power of Sass. Sass is a powerful CSS preprocessor which allows us to develop Gumby itself with much more speed — and gives you new tools to quickly customize and build on top of the Gumby Framework.Posted in JavaScript - Ajax0 Comments
23 May 2013
This is part 3 in in our ongoing series of posts highlighting the latest responsive web frameworks. And yes, today we have 15 even more frameworks for you to consider.Posted in CSS, JavaScript - Ajax0 Comments
21 May 2013
The following is an extremely simplified view of how SSL is implemented and what part the certificate plays in the entire process.Posted in Network, News, Programming0 Comments
21 May 2013
Typically for a low volume site where verified identity is not import one would use a self-signed certificate for SSL. Unfortunately these triggers security warnings in browsers and require you to recognise/remember checksums to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks when accessing your own servers over HTTPS.Posted in Programming0 Comments
21 May 2013
Famo.us, the JavaScript framework designed for building crazy rich (yet super fast) interfaces in pure HTML5, is making two announcements out of the HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco this morning: the framework will be free to developers thanks to a few “huge hardware vendors” taking interest, and it’s getting a physics engine.Posted in News0 Comments
21 May 2013
Famo.us, the JavaScript framework designed for building crazy rich (yet super fast) interfaces in pure HTML5, is making two announcements out of the HTML5 Developer Conference in San Francisco this morning: the framework will be free to developers thanks to a few “huge hardware vendors” taking interest, and it’s getting a physics engine.Posted in News0 Comments
