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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Using Proper Header Redirects In PHP
Let’s say you have an old web-page that’s no longer in use. Of course, you’ll want to redirect your users to the correct (new) page. Using PHP, you can modify the headers of a web-page to redirect them to the … Continue reading
Plesk Creation Of Mailbox Failed Because Alias Once Existed
If you’re using Plesk on a Windows Server, you might get to see the following error: Unable to create MailManager object: mailmng failed: MEAOPO.Mailbox.AddMailbox failed You’ll get this error, probably because you’re trying to create a new mailbox for an … Continue reading
Converting Windows 2008 Server To A Workstation
What if you’re happy with how Windows Vista works and looks, but are frustrated with the slow performance and instability? Well here’s a crazy idea: transform a Windows Server 2008 to your very own Vista Workstation! This’ll give you the … Continue reading
Generic Syntax Highlighting For PHP
If you’re looking for an easy way to highlight different types of source code in PHP, there’s a very simple class to help you: GeSHi – Generic Syntax Highlighter. It can display over 50 various coding languages in the appropriate … Continue reading
NsLookup Is More Powerful Than You Think
Linux has a powerful DNS tool available through dig, which can be used to query for a specific nameserver-record (A, AAAA, MX, … ) and ask your query to a specific nameserver. What most people don’t realize is, that you … Continue reading