How to Enable and disable apache modules

Written by pirat9 | 31 August 2010
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For  Debian / Ubuntu Linux you can enable or disable any apache module using a2enmod and a2dismod. You don’t need to edit the conf file for that unless you are having some problem with this method. The syntax of these commands is really simple. For centos and other redhat based distributions we don`t use a2enmod and a2dismod, but  another  methode is used to enable and disable modules in apache.apache

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Quick tip : How to back up all MySQL databases

Written by pirat9 | 20 August 2010
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To backup all or some of your MySQL databases, you’ll need mysqldump which comes bundled with mysql. If you have MySQL installed, you probably have mysqldump installed already.

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Poker on Linux the best choices

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Playing poker online has become more and more popular over the last few years. One of the biggest problems for Linux users is the lack of support for dedicated download clients. We have found a really useful resource over at pokerlistings.com. Here you can find all the Linux poker supported clients in one place, plus some clients that you can play without download (through the browser), and they have some decent strategy guides too.

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How to install LAMP and Phpmyadmin in opensuse 11.3

Written by pirat9 | 13 August 2010
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LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) is an open source Web development platform that uses Linux as operating system, Apache as the Web server, MySQL as the relational database opensusemanagement system and PHP as the object-oriented scripting language. 
In this Simple tutorial we will explain you how to install LAMP server on your Opensuse 13.

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gdocs mount GTK- Access and edit Google DOCS from Nautilus the easy way

Written by Zinovsky | 09 August 2010
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Thanks to DoctorMos it is possible to mount google docs as a folder on your computer using gdocs mount GTK. Now instead of uploading your documents to google docs using a web browser, you can edit them in your favorite word processor and save them to a virtual drive in Nautilus. Any documents you save there will automatically show up in Google Docs, and you can drag any documents off of the drive to save them locally on your computer.

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