Mod_serverstat.php division by zero fix
Written by Andy P. Wednesday, 16 January 2008 04:56
( 3 Votes )I noticed in AWStats, someone came to our website looking for "mod_serverstat.php division by zero fix". This error was being displayed briefly (and unfortunately at the time particular pages were being first indexed) and was being caused by a Joomla! module that we had installed by the name of Serverstat.
Since someone out there appears to want to know how to fix it and because I've found a work around, I figured I'd share the information. This fix has worked on our site monitoring the Ventrilo server since the beginning.
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Encoding and Decoding eval gzinflate base64_decode
Written by Andy P. Friday, 28 December 2007 09:29
( 5 Votes )While editing the source for a webpage that was using some open(ish)-source sode, I began searching for a particular bit of code that I couldn't find. After scouring the source I discovered the function combo eval(gzinflate(base64_decode('random_gibberish')));
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Google Image Labeler
Written by Andy P. Friday, 28 December 2007 06:40
( 4 Votes )I don’t know how many people are familiar with Google Image Labeler but it’s a phenomenal way to waste hours of your day and find out how very little you have in common with the rest of the world. BTW, it’s also the definition of “crowdsourcing” which is a buzzword I feel obligated to say because I operate a blog.
How to Download Youtube Videos
Written by Andy P. Friday, 28 December 2007 06:34
( 3 Votes )In case you’re not familiar with Youtube (even though according to Alexa at the time of this posting, it’s the 4th most popular site on the internet), it’s video sharing site filled with commercial and amatuer video alike. Let’s say you find a video you like and you would like to download it. How do you go about this?
How to download php.ini
Written by Andy P. Friday, 28 December 2007 06:10
( 2 Votes )This may seem pretty noob to some people but I’ll post it anyway since I’ve been asked a few times.
There are a lot of tweaks for PHP that you can perform by placing a local copy of php.ini in the location of your scripts and modifying the necessary values. Modifying this file will let you increase the default upload size (2MB? No way.), script max execution time and, in general, make you look like a magician.
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