2011

Computers, GNU/Linux, Open Source, Other Downloads, Server, Ubuntu/Debian

Linux Package Manager Cheat Sheet Reference Chart

Linux comes in many flavors or distros, and each distro handles software installation differently from one another. Most GNU/Linux distro uses a package management system to manage software updates/instalation/removal in order to help users administer their Linux systems. However, many of these package management system has different interface and commands, as such users from Ubuntu […]

P2P

Bitcoin spending and transaction can be traceable

It seems that Bitcoin is only designed to eliminate the need for centralized issuer and central authority, but not anonymity, which is a common misconception among internet users as according to one of its developers (Jeff Garzik), transaction is recorded in public log and although the identity of the parties involved can’t be directly identified, […]

Computers, GNU/Linux, Internet Stuff, Open Source, Other Operating System, Tips & Guides, Ubuntu/Debian

How to optimize MySQL tables automatically using cron

Busy websites which has a lot of insert/delete transactions may introduce fragmentation in MySQL tables. Fortunately, users and optimize mysql tables with ‘OPTIMIZE TABLE’ command, but how to execute it automatically? Here’s how: The mysql-client package in Ubuntu installation comes with a tool called mysqlcheck which is handy for optimizing table in mysql. This command […]

Computers, security, Server, Tips & Guides

How to secure server from SYN-flood attack using iptables

SYN-flood attack is commonly utilized as a mean to disrupt network communication and it is a form of (Distributed Denial-of-Service) DDOS attack. RFC4987 details common mitigation to deal with SYN-flood attack. However in this post, I’m going to share you the method that I use to reduce the risk of SYN-flood attack from my department […]

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