http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Rootkit-infects-Linux-web-servers-1753969.html All you linux sysadmin types, be on the lookout for this tasty treat. After having done damage control from a rootkit attack in the past, I try to stay as up to date as possible on these types of attacks. Your welcome 🙂
Category: How-To
Text* Snippets: Recursively remove all .svn directories [shell] [svn] [bash]
Text* Snippets: Recursively remove all .svn directories [shell] [svn] [bash] I am always looking for this command. Usually, you if you need a code base without the .svn directories, you can just do an svn export. This is especially good for deploying to web applications from known revisions/releases inside of version control. Sometimes however, there […]
Diskwarrior = My New Best Friend
So the Saga of the Coffee + Laptop continued today. Upon the Computer gaining its heartbeat back, I quickly realized that there were sections of my Hard Drive that had mysteriously disappeared! So here are the bits of intelligence that I can share with the world. Long ago, when I first bought my 15″ Powerbook, […]
Stray Notes » Blog Archive » Running Kcachegrind on Mac OSX 10.4
I posted earlier on how to Get Rich with PHP5. In that article Rasmus Lerdorf writes about how to use a certain set of debugging tools as well as PECL packages and database modifications to really tweak some serious speed out of your PHP web application. I use a powerbook G4 for my PHP hackery, […]