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- • My First iPhone Theme|8:16am Apr 30
- • Getting Lighttpd working with AWStats|7:18am Apr 21
I've just released Page Title 2 for Drupal 6. Page Title 2 is still marked as Alpha (as a project) however its in use on a number of my sites and appears to work.
I'd appeciate people's feedback regarding this module.
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10:39amI've just released Page Title 2 for Drupal 6. Page Title 2 is still marked as Alpha (as a project) however its in use on a number of my sites and appears to work.
I'd appeciate people's feedback regarding this module.
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12:07pmI treated myself to a nice new iPhone last week and am LOVING it!
My phone is jailbroken and unlocked now (using PwnageTool). This means I can run all kinda of funky apps and games. I decided recently to design my own theme to make my phone feel more like "mine".
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9:36amFollowing my previous post about configuring Lighttpd on this VPS Webserver to replace Apache I bring you a guide to configuring AWStats under Lighttpd. This process is differs to Apache as control of directories and aliasing is handled differently.
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3:16pmThis afternoon I needed to rename a bunch of files from one form to another in a command shell… Well technically I didn't need to do it in a shell - but, as sure as there is a hole in my ass, I wasn't gonna go through renaming them all manually!
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7:46amThis blog is now no longer powered by Apache (the feature filled but slightly bloated beast), instead I have decided to give Lighttpd (pronounced Lighty) a whirl.
What convinced me? Ages ago I read an article by Dries Buytaert comparing webserver configurations.
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