[HowTo] Make Apache User Directory on Ubuntu

On system (in my case is Ubuntu server) with have multiple user and each user permit to have their own home directory, then you need to install mod_userdir on your apache. So you can have the address like this: www.anyurl.com/~username/. Each user will have their own subdirectory specified by UserDir driective in the configuration.

[HowTo] Change Ubuntu IP Address from DHCP to Static

For those who are new to Ubuntu or Debian, default setting of your network card is using DHCP. And in some case you want to use static IP, maybe for bypass some filter or your DHCP server is not working properly then you cannot connect to the network unless your network administrator come and fix it. In [...]

[HowTo] Install DHCP Server On Ubuntu

To complete my guide “How To Install And Configure Squid as Transparent Proxy“, you will need a DHCP server installed on the server as well. So all of your client will have the same gateway point to Squid Server. In my case i installed Proxy server (Squid) and DHCP server is on the same machine. [...]

[HowTo] Make User Defined Function In SQLite ADO.NET With C#

Sometime we want to make user defined function and use it in our query to the database. In Ms. SQL Server and Oracle DBMS support user defined function, stored procedure and transactional. Since SQLite is zero configuration, serverless and single database file, SQLite doesn’t support user defined function (If you don’t know what is [...]

[HowTo] Use SqLite ADO.NET with C#

SQLite is software library written in C that implement self-contained (very minimal support from external libraries), serverless (read/write process directly to database file), cross-platform (run in any Operating System), zero-configuration (no setup/installation needed), transactional (implement serializeable transaction) SQL database engine. SQLite is relatively small, approx 275 KB in size and single database file.
For me SQLite [...]

[HowTo] Recover Root Password In Ubuntu

Some people say you won’t need to use root account anymore in Ubuntu. That’s why Ubuntu doesn’t activate root account for default install. In my opinion they want to make Ubuntu more secure. Since Ubuntu now is user-friendly and not just for developer or other computer geek, end-user or even a newbie can use Ubuntu. [...]

[HowTo] Install Chromium (Open Source Google Chrome) On Ubuntu

[ivankristianto.com] So far Mozilla firefox is the best for me with the useful plugins such as: Firebug, Greasemonkey, Google Toolbar, Delicious, StumbleUpon, and Google gears. Those plugins is safe me lot of time and fun when do browsing and working.
And second comes Google Chrome. I also like Google Chrome, because it fast in load time. [...]

[TIPS] Mount/Unmount ISO In Ubuntu

[ivankristianto.com] Mount and Unmount an ISO CD/DVD in Ubuntu without burning them is a very useful way to check or see what is inside the CD/DVD without waste your CDs/DVDs. I got this trick from this website, and i would like to share it for you.
The simplest way to do that you can use this [...]

[HowTo] Run ASP.NET on Linux With Apache Web Server (Mono + Mod_Mono)

Mono is an open source project led by Novell (formerly by Ximian) to create an Ecma standard compliant, .NET-compatible set of tools, including among others a C# compiler and a Common Language Runtime. Mono can be run on Linux, BSD, UNIX, Mac OS X, Solaris and Windows operating systems.
With Apache mod_mono we can run ASP.NET [...]

[HowTo] Install and Configure Squid as Transparent Proxy

Squid is a caching proxy for the Web supporting HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and more. It reduces bandwidth and improves response times by caching and reusing frequently-requested web pages. Squid has extensive access controls and makes a great server accelerator.
An intercepting proxy (also known as a “transparent proxy“) combines a proxy server with a gateway. Connections [...]

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