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Change IP in Plesk

IP change in Plesk is not trivial task)))) even if you read all the documentations :)

So if you decide to change IP in Plesk but you can not do this via Plesk panel you should:

1) read this KB http://kb.parallels.com/en/943

2) add new IP

3) do the trick in Plesk DB

 

mysql -u admin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow

mysql> show databases;

mysql> use psa;

mysql> show tables;

mysql> select * from IP_Addresses;

Now you should see a list of IPs you should delete new IP

mysql> delete from IP_Addresses where id=<your new_ip id>

mysql> quit

/usr/local/psa/bin/reconfigurator.pl <map file>

 

Do not forget to edit DNS records.


 

Using Windows Live Writer with Joomla

What is Windows Live Writer?

Windows Live Writer is a desktop blogging application that enables you to write content for your website from the Windows Live Writer application.

Why use Windows Live Writer with Joomla?

Windows Live Writer makes the process of adding content to your website a breeze.

Rather than having to log into the Joomla backend and write your new content in a cumbersome WYSIWYG editor, you can use the familiar office style writing environment. Once you've written your content, you simply need to press 'publish' button from within Windows Live Writer and your article will be online.

How to setup Windows Live Writer in Joomla 1.5

Download and Setup the XML-RPC Plugin
  • Download the MovableType XML-RPC plugin
  • Log into your Joomla website's administrative backend and select: Extensions > Install/Uninstall
  • Enable the plugin: Extensions > Plugin Manager > XML-RPC - MovableType API
  • Enable Site > Global Configuration > System > System Settings > Enable Web Services [Yes]

Install and setup Windows Live Writer on your PC

  • If you haven't done so already, download and install Windows Live Writer installed on your computer
  • Open Windows Live Writer and enter in your blog and login details

What blog service do you use? Other blog service

Web address of your blog: Your Joomla Website URL e.g. http://www.allforcms.com
Username: Your Joomla backend username
Password:  Your Joomla backend password

Type of blog that you are using: Movable Type API
Remote posting URL for your blog: Your Joomla website URL with /xmlrpc/index.php added to the end e.g. http://www.allforcms.com/xmlrpc/index.php

  • Blog nickname: Name you would like to give your blog in Windows Live Writer
  • That’s it! You’re now ready to start writing your blog posts from Windows Live Writer!


 

Mielophone

Mielophone small AIR application.

Mielophone can:

  • looking for tracks by authors
  • looking for tracks by albums
  • looking for tracks by genre
  • play tracks
  • download tracks 
  • looking for video and play it
  • create playlist based on selected author
  • LastFM scrubbing


 

Sysinternals Suite

New Sysinternals Suite available for download

The Suite is a bundling of the following selected Sysinternals Utilities:

 

AccessChk

AccessEnum

AdExplorer

AdRestore

Autologon

Autoruns

BgInfo

CacheSet

ClockRes

Contig

Coreinfo

Ctrl2Cap

DebugView

Desktops

Disk2vhd

DiskExt

DiskMon

DiskView

Disk Usage (DU)

EFSDump

Handle

Hex2dec

Junction

LDMDump

ListDLLs

LiveKd

LoadOrder

LogonSessions

NTFSInfo

PageDefrag

PendMoves

PipeList

PortMon

ProcDump

Process Explorer

Process Monitor

ProcFeatures

PsExec

PsFile

PsGetSid

PsInfo

PsKill

PsList

PsLoggedOn

PsLogList

PsPasswd

PsService

PsShutdown

PsSuspend

RegDelNull

RegJump

RootkitRevealer

SDelete

ShareEnum

ShellRunas

SigCheck

Streams

Strings

Sync

TCPView

VMMap

VolumeID

WhoIs

WinObj

ZoomIt


 

Cacti templates

http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/cactitemplates.htm nice collection of Cacti templates


 

Mount remote FS using SSH

for different purposes you may need to copy a lot of files from your machine to remote. You can use SFTP or SCP but more beautiful solution  is mounting remote catalogs in your system using ssh. As my favorite Linux is Debian, so all examples are for this distr.

 

1. installation SSHFS support

apt-get install sshfs

2. MODULE LOAD

modprobe fuse

 

3. setup permissions

adduser username fuse

chown root:fuse /dev/fuse

 

4. mount remote catalogs

mkdir ~/remoteserver
sshfs username@host:/path ~/remoteserver

 

and for unmounting you can use this command

 

umount ~/remoteserver


 

connection count

nice command for counting connection:

 

netstat -anp |grep 'tcp|udp' | awk '{print $5}' | cut -d: -f1 | sort | uniq -c | sort –n


 
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