This is part 2 of the exhaustive Htaccess Tutorial. I realized it was so lengthy that search engines and visitors were having real problems with it, so I moved half of it here. But this gave me the opportunity to add a ton of new stuff that I hadn't been able to add to the main htaccess tutorial. And … Read the rest
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My Picks
- Mod_Rewrite Tips and Tricks
- Crazy Advanced Mod_Rewrite
- THE Ultimate Htaccess
- THE Mod_Rewrite Cheatsheet
- Log Viewing in Console
- Custom php.ini Tips
- DNS: Round Robin Speed
- Fsockopen: PHP Socket-Level
- Rsync and SSH Transfer
Live Free or Die
Hacking and Hackers
The use of "hacker" to mean "security breaker" is a confusion on the part of the mass media. We hackers refuse to recognize that meaning, and continue using the word to mean someone who loves to program, someone who enjoys playful cleverness, or the combination of the two. See my article, On Hacking.
-- Richard M. Stallman
I'm Reading
- Go Null YourSelf
- AntiLimit
- BackTrack
- newestindustry.org
- Metasploit
- DoxPara Research
- Honeynet Project
- phpied
- MIT World
htaccess Guide
- htaccess tricks for Webmasters
- HTTP Header control with htaccess
- PHP on Apache tips and tricks
- SEO Redirects without mod_rewrite
- mod_rewrite examples, tips, and tricks
- HTTP Caching and Site Speedups
- Authentication on Apache
- htaccess Security Tricks and Tips
- SSL tips and examples
- Variable Fun (mod_env) Section
- .htaccess Security with MOD_SECURITY
- SetEnvIf and SetEnvIfNoCase Examples
Website Speed Tips Series
- Turn On Compression
- Add Future Expires Header
- Add Cache-Control Headers
- Turn Off ETags
- Remove Last-Modified Header
- Use Multiple SubDomains
The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect. -Tim Berners-Lee
A strong free software movement focused on the principled issues of software freedom and a strong FSF in particular will determine what freedoms the next generation of computer users enjoy. At stake is no less than the next generation's autonomy. -Benjamin Mako Hill
It's very simple - you read the protocol and write the code. -Bill Joy
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