Computers
Mysql and utf8
by tnk on Oct.08, 2008, under Linux, Software
As time passed I encountered an very strange behaviour of phomyadmin – all tables were created in Swedish language by default which is not very useful when all your application are written to use utf8. I made some digging around the web and found following information
- My first thoughts were that the problem with misinterpreted characters in phpmyadmin were only problem
How to merge two files into one
by tnk on Oct.08, 2008, under Computers, Software
Recently I had faced a problem of merging two binary files together.For some very strange reason DELL has decided that the iso images of the bootable cd for their servers (4GB) will be split into 400MB files… well if you want to burn this image you have to merge them somehow. Well at firs I was thinking of some program doing the work for me but after Continue reading
Useful linux links part I
by tnk on Sep.21, 2008, under Computers, Linux
Recently i was playing a little around with my debian and found this page nice and extremely useful. It is all about
linux account format, syntax and tools . Of course this is 100% valid for any linux in general. But also specific commands for debian are mentioned.
There is also a lot of very nice tutorials on how to forge Especially tutorial on Continue reading
Apache’s 2.2 mod_rewrite on debian
by tnk on Jul.29, 2008, under Linux, Software
For a long time I was looking for way how to enable mod_rewrite in apache under debian without the old LoadModule directive. And the answer is: a2enmod rewrite. It is morte extensively described in debian-apache docs but it took me ages to find Continue reading
Installation of red5 and java 6 se nad jre on debian
by tnk on Jul.23, 2008, under Computers, Linux, Software
So, because I was doing real work lately there was no time for some new post. Anyway there is something that I experienced and was not so easy as I originally thought.
As you can guess I tried to install red5 on debian etch alltogether with java 6. It seemed as an easy task but it was not… So here Continue reading
