Author: David Goodwin
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Automated twitter compilation up to July 5th 2013
Arbitrary tweets made by TheGingerDog (i.e. David Goodwin) up to July 5th 2013
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WordPress 3.6 is here….
And a new theme. Perhaps one day I’ll fix my twitter sync script. In the mean time, there’s a bit on Solr on Pale Purple’s blog. along with SpamDyke to stop Qmail being overrun by spam.
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Automated twitter compilation up to 01 August 2013
Arbitrary tweets made by TheGingerDog (i.e. David Goodwin) up to 01 August 2013
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iptables – rule deletion by number
Deletion is easiest if you know the rule number. Rather than counting down, it’s easiest to use – iptables -nL –line-numbers Which may show something like :
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vagrant commands for the lazy and forgetful
Vagrant commands : vagrant up – aka “clocking on at work, time to boot up the VM” vagrant status – aka “did I leave that VM running last night?” vagrant halt – aka “time to go home or change project” vagrant destroy – aka “VM is broken; kill it with fire and deploy a virgin…
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Automated twitter compilation up to 01 July 2013
Arbitrary tweets made by TheGingerDog (i.e. David Goodwin) up to 01 July 2013
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Automated twitter compilation up to 01 June 2013
Another month passes, and another arbitrary tweets post … by TheGingerDog up to 01 June 2013
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Automated twitter compilation up to 01 May 2013
Arbitrary tweets made by TheGingerDog (i.e. David Goodwin) up to 01 May 2013
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Fail2ban filter for WordPress
With the annoying brute force wordpress hack going round, one way to protect your site(s) would be to use fail2ban, with a configuration something like (which I’ve shamelessly lifted from http://blog.somsip.com/2011/12/protecting-apache-webservers-from-wordpress-admin-login-dictionary-attacks/ ). The below seems to be working, and given it’s relative simplicity it’s obvious how you’d go about changing to protect other POST based scripts…
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Automated twitter compilation up to 01 April 2013
Arbitrary tweets made by TheGingerDog (i.e. David Goodwin) up to 01 April 2013