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How To Automatically Remove error_log Files
Apache has great logging features, but if you’re using shared hosting, then sometimes removing error_log files might not be very simple. Poking around the Internet did lead me to Lester’s site, where he has generously created and offered an error_log file cleaning script for free. Grab that script here. Just upload that script to your [...]
Continue reading...How To Automatically Delete Forwarded Mails in CPanel
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
CPanel’s a great software that’s been powering the web hosting industry for years. It has powerful functionality and a straightforward Graphical User Interface (GUI) that can allow a beginner to easily manage a web hosting account. However, some functionality can be tricky, such as the default forwarding function. If you create an email forwarder in [...]
Continue reading...How To Generate XSD from XML / Convert XML to XSD
Thursday, May 27, 2010
I had to complete a project that involved working with a web service. Problem was, I had the XML files, but needed the XML Schema Definition (XSD) schemas, and coming up with them manually would have been too tedious and would have took too much time. So I went online, and found 2 reliable methods. [...]
Continue reading...Gmail Outages – Scary?
Saturday, March 13, 2010
When you place your trust and confidence in an online service, even something as huge as Google, you’re probably thinking that it’s infallible. Which is what I thought about Google and its services too, especially Gmail, which I personally use on a daily basis (actually it’s more like on a 5-minute basis). Then this happened: [...]
Continue reading...How To Install and Run IIS on Windows Vista
Monday, April 30, 2007
Internet Information Services, or IIS, is Microsoft’s suite of Internet-related software included with the Windows 2000 and above operating system software. IIS provides both FTP server and web server capability. With IIS, you can run FTP, ASP.Net pages, etc, on your Windows computer. On Windows Vista, IIS is included, but is not installed by default. [...]
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Thursday, December 30, 2010
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