A blog about curiosity being a good habit
Looking for a handy list of Linux monitoring tools? Go here: http://www.tecmint.com/command-line-tools-to-monitor-linux-performance/ This looks really good: http://www.tecmint.com/monitorix-a-lightweight-system-and-network-monitoring-tool-for-linux/
While developing a fairly list heavy website using Drupal 7 we reached a point where the common AJAX interface was breaking with an unknown error. The error suggested it was the AJAX function itself that it was breaking. Foolishly, we spent untold hours trying different version of JQUERY and looking into client side code to… Continue reading Drupal, AJAX, PHP and max_input_vars
There can be many reasons a 404 error is generated when combining Windows, IIS, PHP, and WordPress. Many of you/us out there use our Windows machines exclusively for a variety of reasons ( most often because gaming is where it’s at on Windows and consoles are for the strange). Because of this, we also develop on these… Continue reading WordPress on IIS 7.x 404 Error
Quick reference for adding .woff and .woff2 fonts to IIS 7.5 as MIME types. You can add the MIME type as a global, or for the specific website. For either, you can add it through IIS Manager or the respective XML config files (web.config, etc.). MIME Type Text: .woff = application/font-woff .woff2 = application/font-woff2 This example shows… Continue reading Web Font WOFF MIME Types for IIS 7.5
Classic problem: you’re running Windows and you need to run Apache TomCat without resorting to using port 8080, or somesuch. For me, I needed to install Atlassian JIRA on a Windows machine that was running some other sites on IIS. I found this terrific blog post which set the foundation for this post. Take a… Continue reading How to run IIS and Apache Tomcat together on port 80