Some Handy Linux Commands
Tuesday, October 30th, 2007Here are some commands I use ALL THE TIME when working on a web server through SSH. I'll try to update it as I think of other stuff that comes in handy.
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Here are some commands I use ALL THE TIME when working on a web server through SSH. I'll try to update it as I think of other stuff that comes in handy.
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Just thought I would help out anybody who has this same problem. When using a custom error page to hand 404 errors, you need to make sure you use the local path to the script and not a full URL, otherwise the server needs to use a redirect to get to the page. This will cause a message from Google Webmaster Tools such as "We've detected that your server returns a status of 200 (found successfully) for pages that don't exist. "
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I have been running Ubuntu for a few months and have seldom--if ever--needed Windows. However, I've recently needed to test some software on both Windows and Fedora Linux. So, I had to add a Windows XP installation and a Fedora Core 6 installation to my current Ubuntu "Feisty Fawn" system. Here's some install notes.
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I haven't tried it out yet but I've stumbled across an AVR microcontroller IDE for Linux. It's called KontrollerLab and looks promising. When I searched around about a year ago I couldn't find anything and have often considered starting a project myself. But I like what I'm seeing here. It's called KontrollerLab.
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If you've ever used Anjuta or MonoDevelop, you may have noticed the nice docking widgets they use. This is very common and useful for IDEs (Integrated Development Environments). Many people ask how they can get dockable windows in their own GTK+ applications. Well, since there is no built-in widget for this in GTK+, you can use the same libraries that Anjuta and MonoDevelop are using: gdl.
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