OpenVPN and Android

To be honest I use OpenVPN quite rarely on my Android tablet, and it happens only when I need to access certain locations that tie me to a certain IP address. This type of connection could be more often used when the tabled would serve as an email reading device…
Tips & Tricks

TIP: Debian/Ubuntu prevent accidental halts/reboots

If you’re connected to a server via SSH as root and accidentaly you type in “reboot” or “poweroff” this might really happend. To avoid this you could simply install a package: apt-get install molly-guard After this, if you type, for instance, “reboot” you will be prompted with your server’s hostname…
linux

TIP: Make Postfix use less SQL connections

When you manage Postfix mail servers using SQL connections to find informations about usernames, mailbox/maildir locations on the disk you probably have in your main.cf something like : virtual_alias_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql_virtual_alias_maps.cf virtual_mailbox_domains = mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql_virtual_domains_maps.cf virtual_mailbox_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql_virtual_mailbox_maps.cf relay_domains = mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql_relay_domains_maps.cf But, this way, each process(postfix process) uses one MySQL connection.…
Tips & Tricks

Why caching is good

What is caching? Basically is a way of saving computational power when a server that hosts an app is serving the same content several times, to several users. Our app would normally save the output of some internal work either on the server’s hard drive as files either in memory…
Web development

Basic OS RAM Memory consumption

I was well impressed to see how low on memory consumption a Gnome Shell Ubuntu version can go. 255 MB of RAM with two terminal and a nautilus windows opened, and it’s a system already being used, true not as my main PC (as it’s a EeePC) but I still…
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