Enable Mod rewrite in apache
For Debian use
sudo a2enmod rewriteFor Windows
- Find the httpd.conf file (usually you will find it in a folder called conf, config or something along those lines)
- Inside the httpd.conf file uncomment the line LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so
- Also find the line ClearModuleList is uncommented then find and make sure that the line AddModule mod_rewrite.c is not commented out.
restart your apache service and you are cool to go
Linux usage share for client devices
Net Applications, a Web site analytics company, just published their April 2009 Web users survey, Market Share, and they found that "Linux usage share on client devices has surpassed 1% for the first time and we still have 99% to go and i think it can make it , thanks to some powerful distributions like Ubuntu,Fedora and OpenSUSE.
Moving from Ubuntu 8.04 to 9.04
So finally i got free time to upgrade to new Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 , i was using Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 for long time and it was awesome but now its time to move , and here some new features i liked or noticed at first use for the new release :
- New Ext4 file system support
- Faster boot time almost 20 sec "wow" check this video
- New network manager and its way better and easier comparing to 8.04
- Nautilus 2.26.2 and tabs thing very useful
- New notification area which rocks
- The shutdown/restart/suspend options have been taken off the System main menu
- Wallpaper transformation
last thoughts :
comparing to 8.04 its way faster,better and sexier 
, and here is my desktop final look
IBM Linux Ad: The Future is Open
What a great ad for Linux , it show us how Linux works to make our future better , we all should support and contribute "sharing makes communities" .
I'm not saying boycott windows or any closed software's i think there existence is important to show us how Linux is important 
Lazy SSH login
In my work i use SSH a lot , and some times i find myself so lazy to enter password every time or write the whole command , so here is a time savior technique
- as we know ssh don't accept password to be written it something called "interactive keyboard password authentication" so we need some help , install sshpass
$ sudo aptitude install sshpass
Using sshpass you could send password to ssh example("sshpass -p YOURPASS ssh USER@HOST")
note: this is not secure at all so don't use it for online servers.
- Now all what we need is to put it as command-line aliases or shortcut , to do that add these lines to bashrc file
alias Myssh='sshpass -p YOURPASS ssh USER@HOST'
note: to access bashrc file $ nano ~/.bashrc
and now all what you have to do just write Myssh in terminal and you are in
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