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Very straightforward. Just write these lines in your VirtualHost, Location or Directory configuration.
Order deny,allow Deny from all AuthName "htaccess password prompt" AuthUserFile /path/to/.htpasswd AuthType Basic Require valid-user Allow from 172.17.10.1 Satisfy Any
Easy, isn’t it? Anyway If you have any problem, drop me a comment or a mail. 
Without spending too many words, here you go the image to set as background for your desktop
PS: most of them work also in OSX
<3 oh che cosa meravigliosa!
cosa è linux?
Daniele BSD è morta! 
Non mi pare Viva il diavoletto!
Backup a MYSQL database is simple as to dump it. From a Unix shell:
#> mysqldump --opt -uUSER -pDBPASSWD -hHOSTNAME DBNAME > DUMPED_TEXTFILE
Ok, now you can dump it following this post.
questo e’ utile!
eh beh.. scrivo cavolate secondo te? 
From a Unix shell:
#> mysql -hHOSTNAME -uUSER -pDBPASSWD DBNAME < DUMPED_TEXTFILE
Simple eh
If you use Firefox and sometime you can have a strange error that prevents its execute:
“Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox process, or restart your system” (on OS X: “A copy of Firefox is already open. Only one copy of Firefox can be opened at a time“).
A window like the one below will appear:
No worries, the solution is pretty simple. It’s enough to delete these files:
Once deleted those files, launch again Firefox and it should work. If not, drop me a comment.
PS: Stefano, diegor has come back
AWStats is a great software to analyse Apache logs for having statistics about your sites. Unfortunately it doesn’t offer a tool to import old logs into AWStats. For that I’ve created a small python script to do this. Here you go:
import commands
raw_data = commands.getoutput('ls -rt /var/log/apache2/wespot-access80.log.*.gz')
logs = raw_data.splitlines()
for log in logs:
commands.getoutput('zcat %s > /tmp/tmplog' % log)
commands.getoutput('/usr/lib/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -update -config=config.site.com -LogFile=/tmp/tmplog')
If you have problems, comment this post!
Hi! AWStats ships with a tool (logresolvemerge.pl) which does exactly the same thing. Also, I think the best way to use the script is not via a temporary file, but specifying something like this in the configuration:
LogFile=”…/awstats-7.0/tools/logresolvemerge.pl …/access.log* |”
The pipe symbol tells AWStats to read logs from the output of the command instead of from a file.
[This is with AWStats 7.0, I don't know about older versions]
Thanks Andrea for your suggestion! When I used AWStats, there wasn’t any tool to do that, so I created my own
Could you explain how to use this python script?
Obviously you have to replace wespot-access with your filename. The script order in desc way all the logs and start to import into the database using awstats.pl
Anyway check out the Andrea’s comment, maybe it’s a better solution.
Was trying to do a similar thing in bash but this worked first time… thanks!
Pretty simple.
#!/bin/sh for f in *; do g=`expr "xxx$f" : 'xxx\(.*\)' | tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]'` mv -n "$f" "$g" done
and call it “rename.sh”
chmod u+x rename.sh
ls -1 | while read file ; do mv -nv “${file}” “$(echo “${file}” | tr ‘[A-Z]‘ ‘[a-z]‘)” ; done
Hi Luca, thanks for the trick.
I tried but it doen’t work.. I have this:
“namefile not overwritten”
It works only if I drop “-n” option from mv command (too risky!!)
Thomas K., and 1 other are discussing. 
stefano11 3:47 pm on October 19, 2012 Permalink |
it works correctly also if you write only:
Deny from all
Allow from 172.17.10.1
Ciao boro!