I have just updated Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron in my laptop. It is cool, works just great but has, as every new software, a few glitches developers will have to take care of.
One of those problems is that I am having problems at the moment reading AVI files. Some players got frozen or where displaying [...]
Update 15 Jan 2007: I have updated the post as I’ve found a better implementation of this script. Indeed, in my previous solution I was running the server as root. Now I’ve simplified the script, eliminated the wrapper and I’m running my servers as a different user (www-data in my case).
In the constant search for [...]
What a better day to improve a network that the last day of the year? Indeed, it’s what I’ve done with mine. Today, I’ve installed a reverse-load-balancer proxy in my network, Nginx.
I was feeling the need for a reverse proxy since the beginning. Once the VServer installed and with the freedom to create as many [...]
I have described my server structure in a previous post. And that’s all very well. But you need a backup strategy.
Indeed, as I always say, if you think you should do a backup, it’s already too late. And lately, I have been thinking a bit too often about making backups.
One of the good readings for [...]
I have discussed in a previous post how my server was organized. I will discuss now how my Django web pages are organized.
When I started Django, I realized that one of the power of this framework was it’s flexibility. You could put your site on-line in 1000 different ways. But this flexibility (and lack of [...]
After much reading, thinking, testing and looping all over again, I am arriving to an architecture that seems to work pretty well for my needs. Those needs are a personal server to host a few personal and test websites and support the basic needs of a geeky household: mail server, web server, DNS, music server, [...]
En mi trabajo tengo un punto de vista privilegiado sobre las diferentes actuaciones de las Administraciones con respecto al software libre. Así, miro con admiración los esfuerzos que está haciendo Extremadura por la alfabetización digital.
Sin embargo, dentro del programa de Ciudades Digitales solamente, hay no menos de 3 distribuciones: Tirwal, LinuxGlobal y Daestradix. Eso sin [...]
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