HTML 5 is a new HTML standard for structuring and presenting content on the World Wide Web. One of the new feature standard of HTML 5 is media playback including video and audio. So to simplify it, now we can hear music or watch videos in our browser without install any plugins such as adobe flash, silverlight, java applets or etc. You just watch or play it as soon as the browser download or buffering it.There are lot of music server, one of them is icecast. But icecast is kinda old and it … Read more...
Beginners Guide: Monitoring Linux System Command
September 27, 2010 • Leave a Comment
Linux come with many built in commands to monitoring the system. You can check your system performance with these tools from cpu load, memory usage, network traffic, and etc. From this monitoring tools you can check what is the cause the server not on its normal performance.Below are the tools to check your Linux system health: 1. top top (table of process) command will show you a dynamic real-time view of a running system i.e. actual process activity. It update every 5 seconds.top hot … Read more...
Remote Desktop On Ubuntu With TightVNC
September 24, 2010 • 4 Comments
Remote desktop on Ubuntu isn't new. This is known for while. Even it is not as good as Windows remote desktop, but you still can connect and control your Ubuntu desktop remotely. There are some tools to connect to your Ubuntu desktop remotely. You can use TightVNC to remote desktop on Ubuntu.[quote sourceurl="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TightVNC" sourcename="Wikipedia"]TightVNC is a cross-platform open source remote desktop software application that uses and extends VNC's RFB protocol to … Read more...
Defend Against DDoS Attack With (D)DoS Deflate
September 23, 2010 • 1 Comment
I have write an article to prevent DDoS attack with mod_evasive in previous post. But with just mod_evasive is not enough. Because DDoS technique maybe vary in technique. DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) basic is send or flood the the server with request. This will make the server busy and if it is overload it will down (service down). So basically it will send or flood request to your server from one or more ip.You can check or count how many IP addresses connected to your server with … Read more...
Beginners Guide: Change ls command Text Color
September 22, 2010 • 1 Comment
One thing i like from Linux is it have full customization. You can change your text color on your command line. And especially for "ls" command. ls command is to list information about the files or directory in Linux CLI (Command Line Interface). ls command is one of the most frequent use command in Linux CLI.The result of the ls command will have text color to make different of files type, directory, symbolic links and etc. And in some Linux distro have different color than others. And … Read more...
Beginners Guide: How To Use Wget
September 15, 2010 • 2 Comments
Wget is a free utility for non-interactive download of files from the Web. Wget is distributed under the GNU General Public License which capable of download files and support HTTP, HTTPS and FTP even it support HTTP proxy. Wget natively build for Linux CLI (command line interface) so it can be easily scheduled with cron job.Wget is one of my favorite tools. It have incredibly features, light, easy to use, and it just works. Wget can transfer files between servers easily and fast. And it is … Read more...
Linux Command Wallpaper
September 12, 2010 • 3 Comments
Linux commands are too many to remember. And got this nice and cool wallpaper that help you to find what Linux command you need. The list of Linux commands are the most frequent use Linux commands to do simple Linux admin jobs.It help you to remember from file and file permission commands, searching commands, get system information, compress and decompress file commands, network commands, process management commands, and more..Source from TuxTraining … Read more...
Frequently Use Linux Command Line
August 31, 2010 • 4 Comments
Even now Linux have good desktop software like Gnome or KDE i often use Linux command line to configure and doing my work on Linux especially Ubuntu as my favorite distro. For example, writing a code and text i often use vim from shell and sometimes use modified Gedit. I found that using Linux command line much faster and lightweight. And for configuring a Linux server that far away, it's a must for you to do it from Linux shell or ssh. And it's fun to play with the Linux command line. And below … Read more...
Run Android Live On Your Desktop
August 25, 2010 • 5 Comments
Google Android is an mobile phone operating system upon the Linux kernel and GNU software. Google Android which developed by Google, is known for it high performance and open source mobile phone operating system. It is fast on a mobile phone, so how would it be if it run on real hardware such as your laptop or PC? Before ask how fast it is, you must be wondering if it is possible to run on a PC instead of mobile phone. Of course it can, it based on Linux kernel!Thanks to android-x86 team … Read more...
The Linux Foundation Launches Open Compliance Program
August 11, 2010 • Leave a Comment
Linux Foundation is launching the Open Compliance Program to help all the open source developer to address the complexity of the open source license, comprehensive training, tools and services. The open source community is able to develop great software quickly and effectively. Usually open source stand alone, but you can find lot of open source solutions are join together and become a great applications. Some of them are use in term of use and not break the license of the open source. But some … Read more...
