Hello readers, i have been in a situation where i wanted to take backup from a MS SQL database through the network and i didnt have any clue about it, so is started digging the internet for a solution, which came up quickly at “ryan’s tech blog” link on how to actually take the backup, […]
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Hello, last night i tried to install mod_security on a debian squeeze server, at first i thought that it would be an easy task but i was wrong, it turned out quite tricky to get it running the main reason was that debian has version 2.5.12-1 at its repository which it is not support the
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This is a simple function to get remote user’s IP address using Flask’s request_object. It is very simple and takes a lot of tweaks, like reading also the X-Forwarded-For field from received header for users who use proxies. dependencies: from flask import request function: def get_ip(): # get creative here! return request.remote_addr
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I have published a small script that tells you your IP, it is useful for scripting purposes you can check it out here
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Lets start with the product, TP-LINK L-WN727N is a USB Wireless N Adapter, and it has 150Mbps throughput on 802.11n Wireless Networks, it uses the RT5370 Chipset from Ralink (Link). The price from a local store here in Greece is 8 Euros, which makes this adapter very attractive low-cost solution. You can read more on
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Here i am again, my server was down for some days because i moved to another location and now its back up and running. On this move to the new location i realized that they dont have IPv6 in their network, at first i was thinking to implement Dual Stack IPv6 on their Cisco router
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Hello again this is the third and the last post of a series of posts about simple configuration examples implementing IPv4/IPv6 Dual Stack BGP on Open Source Routing platforms. Previous posts dealt with similar configuration for OpenBGPD and Quagga, this time we will touch a little the BiRD Dynamic Routing Platform. BiRD BiRD “was developed as
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This is the second part of the simple configuration examples implementing IPv4/IPv6 Dual Stack BGP on Open Source Routing platforms. On the first post we had deal with the configuration of OpenBGPD on OpenBSD box, now its time for Linux and particulary its oldest routing daemon Quagga configured on Debian. Quagga Quagga is the oldest dynamic routing
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This is my first post and also the first post of a series that it deals with simple configuration examples on implementing IPv4/IPv6 Dual Stack BGP on Open Source Routing platforms, these configurations are only the basics to help you get Dual Stack up on your network. The post have the intention of giving informations
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