Monthly Archives: February 2014
How to set JAVA_HOME in your in your environment
How to set JAVA_HOME in your in your environment When installing some applications that would require to set JAVA_HOME path for your environment you would need in most cases to manually set the JAVA_HOME path as it would not be there automatically. Normally the error you get for this is:
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java_home not found in your environment |
Adding JAVA_HOME in your
How to save image from URL using PHP
How to save image from URL using PHP You have an image in a URL, something like “http://www.yourhowto.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/mysql-java-jdbc1.jpg“, and you want to save that image in your computer, but you want to obtain that directly from PHP. You can use 2 methods for this, one is using CURL and one using fopen directly. First method
How to install open source video drivers in Ubuntu
How to install open source video drivers in Ubuntu In my earlier article I wrote about how to install the proprietary video drivers in ubuntu, however some of you will notice that not all video cards are supported. Especially ATI cards which usually have support for linux dropped quite early. With these cards you have
How to install video proprietary drivers in Ubuntu
How to install video proprietary drivers in Ubuntu I recently had some driver issues with my laptop, specifically related to my video display driver. I wanted to install the original proprietary display drivers for my ATI 4670 mobile display adapter but soon after noticed that I had some issues with it. I’ll explain that in
Security risk using register_globals
Security risk using register_globals There’s a security risk involved when enabling in your server register_globals, not sure if any of you noticed but I just remembered this and thought I should shout it to you all just so you are more careful. I’m currently working on a little project, not sure what will come out of