Check your website against incorrect Google Analytics implementations
Incorrect implementation of Google Analytics can result in erroneous statistics giving a wrong perspective on the status of your website... Continue reading →
Make a 3G router with a NETGEAR WNR3500Lv2, Tomato firmware and HUAWEI E261 3G dongle
My ADSL connection broke down so I tried to bring the house back online with a HUAWEI E261 WCDMA 3G... Continue reading →
Install Redmine 2.5.x on Ubuntu 14.04 with Apache2, RVM and Passenger
Update 2014-07-14: Fixed permission to prevent error when installing a plugin. Thanks Rob Sharkey. If you get permission error when installing a... Continue reading →
Introducing WordPress Silex, install WordPress on Debian or Ubuntu in less than a minute
I was feeling stupid every time I had to install a new WordPress, I’d need to go back to the... Continue reading →
30 minutes to Redmine, an express installation guide
Update 2014-10-10: Updated to install Ruby 2.1.3 (supported from Redmine 2.5.2). Corrects Apache configuration URLs. Update 2014-07-12: Added troubleshooting suggestions.... Continue reading →
What an IT administrator should know about Heartbleed
This is a quick summary of what every IT administrator should know about the Heartbleed bug. It may become obsolete as... Continue reading →
Install Redmine 2.5.x with Git and Subversion on Debian with Apache2, RVM and Passenger
Update 2018-07-14: Update 2014-07-12: Added troubleshooting suggestions and warning about multiple services running on the server. Update 2014-07-10: Added details about... Continue reading →
Understand Heartbleed (CVE 2014-0160) simplified for everyone’s understanding
Randall Munroe did an excellent drawing allowing everyone to understand how Heartbleed (CVE 2014-0160) leaks server’s secrets. Source: http://xkcd.com/1354/
IT Administrator guide to Windows XP end of life risks and solutions
There is a lot of talk about Windows XP support end of life to cause major internet security disaster. For... Continue reading →
Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Standard Edition licensing changes makes it less attractive to SMBs
I always keep on eye on the evolution of SQL Server. As I was going through that article from Jeremiah... Continue reading →