Archive for May, 2009
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Port Forwarding
To continue the security talks I decided to show you all how to create unpartisan port forwarded. This daemon will allow eleven constant active connections. Just make sure that your destination is able to interrupt the data properly. Also, I…
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Keep Functions In Memory Space
So you have a ton of functions that you are running and importing them at the time of execution seems . . . . legacy? Why not throw them into memory. Real memory. While I haven’t actually benchmarked it; the…
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touch: manipulative and useful
The touch tool is a very basic one that can also be very helpful. If you are in a POSIX compliant environment (unix/linux/osx) then you will most likely have this tool built-in. touch at the core is a tool that…
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Turn off unneeded services: Centos 5.x
Keeping a server appliance healthy can often mean nothing more than getting rid of services that absorb resources. These services are things that are installed by default, but are not used. Here is a quick BASH script to turn off…
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