My WordPress header.php Got Hacked – snxstat77.info
Today I went to see some analytics and noticed that traffic was unusually down. I went to a popular wiki page that usually drives a lot of traffic to check if my link was there. It sure was, but when I clicked on it chrome gave me a malware warning! XSS Hack (cross site scripting) [...]
Deploying Your Git Repo To Arvixe Web Hosting
Git is rapidally becoming more and more popular and while Github.com is a great way to store your projects you will need a way to deploy your web app to your shared hosting. Arvixe.com is one of the most affordable and reliable shared hosting providers I’ve come across and a perfect example for demonstrating how [...]
What Is Varnish Cache In Layman’s Terms
Varnish is a reverse web proxy caching system. It basically acts as an operator or a security guard, by intercepting all web requests before they reach your web server (apache). How It Works Varnish stores it’s cache in memory and not so much on the hard drive. In doing so, it is able to server [...]
Push Git Repo Into Shared Hosting Account Like Hostgator
Many use 3rd party git hosting (Github.com) to host their git repos, but sometimes you’re not wanting to take your project to a social network. Sometimes your repo is for yourself, for your website and no one else. I want to run you through how to setup your Hostgator account with the configuration needed to [...]
Pre And Code Tags In Github Markdown
Not sure if there is some hidden resource somewhere on their site or blog, but I couldn’t find how to get syntax highlighting with <pre> and <code> tags. Here is what I found out. Pre and Code Tags In Github Not sure when/where I found that you could use <pre> and <code> tags, but I [...]
Hubot’s Gtalk Adapter
Hubot is an awesome chatbot written by the Github Team and opensources recently. At work we don’t use chatroom environments, instead we use Gtalk. Our campus has staff located in several building and we all communicate via our enterprise Gtalk. IT and non tech savvy people have taking a liking to communication via the messenger. [...]
Github’s Hubot on Joyent’s no.de Smart Machines
I had an exciting adventure hacking away at Github’s chat bot, Hubot. Hubot uses node.js as the webserver, redis for database and coffeescript for programming language. In this tutorial we will hook Hubot into a Campfire chatroom running on a free node.js server from http://No.de. Incase you have no idea what Hubot is, and you [...]
Postgre SQL/PL Function For Generating PostGIS Spatial Data
Recently I wanted to benchmark PostGIS spacial engine with massive amounts of data. If I were to be a GIS professional I would probably have a “go-to” place for huge datasets, but I am not so I couldn’t. I wanted to benchmark spatial queries against 1 million records, just to get a good idea of [...]
Git repo inside a Git repo
To a lot us of picking up git for the first time, sometimes we wonder what if I had a git repo inside another git repo. Alternatively, you may need to include an existing repo into a new project. None the less, I will try to explain how to use git repos inside other git [...]
Adding Git Tags To Your Commit History
If your workflow does not have a dedicated “production” and “development” branch. You might find yourself with a master branch that has 50+ commits and a handful of those are “stable” and rollback worthy. Here is a quick little reference on how to get tags in place so you can rollback to a stable commit [...]
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