Archive for 'Linux'

Goggle releases Chrome beta for Mac OS X and Linux

More than an year back google launched it’s web browser “Chrome” with lots of great features like

  • Crash free app browsing
  • Smarter memory management
  • Quick navigation
  • New style of private browsing

But it was only for windows. I tried it on windows and was desperately waiting for it’s version on mac and linux.

And finally today google announced it’s announced …

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Keeping your SSH sessions alive

I recently noticed that ssh connections from my mac laptop to my server would time out and disconnect if I left the connection idle for a long period of time. This could turn out to be really annoying sometimes.

Add the following line to your ssh config file $HOME/.ssh/config:

ServerAliveInterval 180
ServerAliveCountMax 5

That will fix the time out problem …

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Linux VI Editor

Since the 70’s, Vi is one of the programmer’s best friend. Nevermind you’re new to Vi or not, here’s a big list of more than 100 useful commands, organized by topic, which will make your coder life better :

Search
/word Search “word” from top to bottom
?word Search “word” from bottom to top
/jo[ha]n Search “john” or “joan”
/\<> …

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USB Drives – Security threat to you and your company

Mostly people think that viruses, worms and hackers are the security threat for them or their company but it is not true.
USB Drives are very small and compact device which is used for storing data and carrying it around from one computer to another with ease but there are some features that make it convenient enough to be the

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HTTP/Apache status/error codes

HTTP stands for Hyper Text Transfer Protocol. This is an application level protocol used for serving web pages with the help of different web servers.
When a Web server respond to any request from a browser or any web client, the response consists of status line, some reponse headers, a blank line and a document. Example:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK…

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