Post by AskApache Apr 14, 2008comment
I have been in some tight spots where I had to sniff a password or two off the wire, or sniff some packets off the wire and based on the packets content perform some action... Accidentally, I stumbled on a method to sniff data while remaining undetected and invisible.
Category: Hacking
Post by AskApache Mar 26, 200825 comments
Google Analytics for your clients sites is a no-brainer, it ROCKS! I have 100+ client sites running Analytics and all of them have trouble-free (no password or username to remember) access to their site reports. Thanks to the method in this post, my clients couldn't be happier..
Category: Google
Post by AskApache Mar 04, 20084 comments
Part II: Example illustrating how to speed up GET/POST form submissions. Uses fsockopen to initiate a server-side background request to process the submitted data, so that the result page of the form is displayed to the client lightningly quick.
Category: PHP
Post by AskApache Feb 12, 20081 comment
Just a very brief look at speeding up form submission by delegating the processing and bandwidth to your server, not your client.
Category: PHP
Post by AskApache Jan 30, 200811 comments
A plugin built to generate static files from php+mysql for Apache to serve the way its supposed to be.. My dream. Conclusion: Needs some improvement, pretty sweet though.
Category: Optimization
Post by AskApache Jan 02, 2008comment
DreamHost has a contest every month nicknamed "DHSOTM" or DreamHost Site Of The Month, that lets the customers rank websites hosted on DreamHost.
By winning the contest you get to put a graphic designed in the 90's on your site. I want it so bad!
Category: Hosting
Post by AskApache Nov 28, 200716 comments
Prevent automated web robot tools and spammers from taking advantage of your site with this simple php script that I hacked up earlier today to use on my Advanced HTTP Header Viewer.
Category: PHP
Post by AskApache Nov 12, 20071 comment
While researching a unix/linux tool awk I came upon one of the most thorough and helpful tutorials I've ever seen devoted to a particular topic. It's old-school just the way I like it. I contacted the author, Bruce Barnett because I just HAD to have this article for my readers, who are predominantly running solaris/unix/bsd/linux and he kindly gave permission.
Category: Linux
Post by AskApache Oct 15, 2007comment
Acronym and Abbr examples from the W3C Quality Assurance Site.
Category: Web Design
Post by AskApache Oct 08, 20079 comments
Check out this free online SEO site-scoring tool. The SEO generated report is simple, neat, and helpful. The main thing I like about it is how it is a stand-alone website, a residual money making machine.
Category: Software
Post by AskApache Oct 08, 20077 comments
Using a CSS Background Image Sprite with the CSS background-position and background-image I can display all these icons: . I can even have them show up anywhere on the page!
Category: CSS
Post by AskApache Oct 03, 20071 comment
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Post by AskApache Oct 01, 20072 comments
Optimizing the position, color, and size of AdSense Ads is confusing. The REAL way to optimize AdSense for clicks and revenue is using variations and measuring the results.
Category: WordPress
Post by AskApache Sep 10, 200712 comments
By removing the ETag header, you disable caches and browsers from being able to validate files, so they are forced to rely on your Cache-Control and Expires header.
Category: Htaccess
Post by AskApache Jul 03, 2007comment
Since I was disqualified and accused of cheating, which is absolutely false, I decided to go ahead and do the crime I have been punished for. That's right, I'm going to show YOU how I could have rigged the DHSOTM contest to hopefully make the statement that I absolutely did not cheat and I absolutely want to be re-instated as the winner.
Category: Hosting
Post by AskApache Feb 21, 200726 comments
CURL Guide for sending POST data form request with PHP and CURL
Category: PHP
Post by AskApache Jan 18, 20074 comments
Search Engine Optimization for WordPress
Category: WordPress
Post by AskApache Jan 03, 200714 comments
Category: Hosting
Post by AskApache Dec 05, 200622 comments
2 awesome ways to implement caching on your website using Apache .htaccess or httpd.conf. Both methods are extremely simple to set up and will dramatically speed up your site!
Category: Htaccess
Post by AskApache Nov 28, 2006comment
Using FastCGI on DreamHost and .htaccess
Category: Shell Scripting