PHP QR Code Generator page was posted on the twitter account of Smashing Magazine, and the traffic of this humble blog has risen twenty-fold! Not that I am complaining… 😉 The page seems to be useful to a lot of people, so I will probably add new features to it when I find spare time.
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I was using the Arclite theme from designer Milenko Popovici (digitalnature), and went to his site to check for updates to the theme. I saw Mystique theme there and loved it instantly. So, I will be using it for my blog from now on. This man has real talent! 🙂
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Today is the 10th annual System Administrator Appreciation Day. It is probably known and appreciated by only the sysadmins in the world, so only we appreciate our own work (it seems a little pathetic, isn’t it? 🙂 ) I am a full time System Administrator in the company I work at. I keep the connectivity
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Checking my blog stats, I saw that most people come to my Real Time QR Code Generator PHP Function post. So, I decided to create a decent page for QR Code generation instead of linking to a URL which accepts only base64 encoded variables. The new page is PHP QR Code Generator page, and now
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We use Tomcat with Apache HTTPD in our company. And as a database backend, we use a two node Oracle Real Application Cluster (RAC). We were having stale connection problems when a RAC node was behaving abnormally, because the JDBC pool which was created by Tomcat was not getting any notification about it. So I
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Enabling the tftp daemon in MacOS X Snow Leopard (or Leopard) is an easy task with little documentation. This is a quick reference. The manual page for tftpd in MacOS X Snow Leopard (or Leopard) recommends that tftpd is launched via launchd, so we will do it that way. First, we enter launchd% console using
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I have received a lot of mails about both PHP DRM Packager class and Check Quota plugin for SquirrelMail. For the last months, I have not been able to concentrate on anything and I could not reply your mails. I apologize for that from all of you. For the PHP DRM Packager, while I would
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I have released Check Quota 2.2 today, with help from Paul Lesniewski of SquirrelMail Development Team. With this release, all Check Quota versions prior to this one and Quota Usage plugin maintained by Bill Shupp and Paul are obsoleted. The two plugins are now completely and officially merged. The biggest change in Check Quota 2.2
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This week two translations for Show User and IP 3.3 have arrived and added. They are Bahasa Melayu (ms_MY) and Norwegian (nb_NO). You can find the repacked plugin file from Downloads page. Thanks to Muhd Zamri MS and Arnt Gronas for giving their precious time to these translations.
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Today I am releasing PHP Captcha 1.0. The main difference of PHP Captcha from other free or paid PHP implementations is, that it is written to utilize ImageMagick functions through the wonderful MagickWand PHP API to create CAPTCHA images that are hard enough for bots to crack, while more readable by humans than the others.
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