Author Archives: lysender
Bash scripting – loops, string concatenation and passing arguments
I’ve just created some very basic bash script to automate my task, that is to run behat tests for several test directories. It involves passing argument from command line, doing loops on arrays and concatenating strings. See below for more … Continue reading
Slackware nginx update – 1.4.1 – security fix
A news in Ars Technica caught my attention today and it is about a widespread attack on web servers that includes Apache and nginx. My server is nginx therefore, I quickly updated my server to apply 1.4.1 version (my current … Continue reading
Django – verbose console logging in development server
The moment you set DEBUG = False in development server for Django, you will be clueless about what’s going on for every error your application may encounter. If you just want to show verbose error messages on the console (when … Continue reading
Sublime Text shortcut – convert to lowercase/uppercase
Many times I’ve encountered a situation where I need to convert some codes/text into lowercase or uppercase while using Sublime Text. Then suddenly I thought it would be cool if there is a shortcut to convert selected text into lowercase … Continue reading
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Setting up nginx + php-fpm on Slackware 14.0
For Slackware 14.0, it is now easy to setup an nginx webserver with PHP support via php-fpm. If you do a full install with Slackware 14.0, you can get PHP 5.4.x and php-fpm as this packages are shipped by stock … Continue reading
Surprise – SmartBro/MyBro Fair Usage Policy
MyBro (previously SmartBro canopy) has always been unlimited, no daily nor monthly limit ever known to all of us subscribers. We enjoyed the privilege for quit a year or so (a year in my case). Then suddenly, this April, my … Continue reading
Log real IP address with CloudFlare and nginx
When you have a website behind the CloudFlare DNS (using its CDN services), chances are your nginx access logs are logging CloudFlare IP addresses. This is due to the fact that your are serving content where CloudFlare acts as proxy. … Continue reading
Get top IP addresses from access log
Using basic Linux commands, we can get top IP addresses that keeps hitting our web servers, whether they are valid visitors or attackers. The command is a combination of awk, sort and uniq. Given that the first column of the … Continue reading
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