Apache htaccess Custom ErrorDocument not working properly for root home page 403 Error Issue and Solution
So I have a domain "testdomain.com".
Inside test domain.com's root is the following .htaccess:
Options +FollowSymLinks -Indexes
ErrorDocument 403 /launch/index.html
Order Deny,Allow
Deny From All
Allow From 192.168.1.2
When you visit anything other than root things work fine. Eg. if you visit http://testdomain.com/somedirfile.html
It will show the right error in /launch/........
Buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0
Virtually no system has a floppy disk drive anymore but you will often find your Linux distribution insists that you do or should have one :)
The solution is to remove the floppy module and prevent it from loading on the next reboot.
rmmod floppy
Centos/RHEL
echo "blacklist floppy">> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
#update initramfs so it takes effect
dracut........
Ubuntu 10.04 Linux is still not ready for the Desktop world
I am a huge fan of Linux and the idea of OpenSource but I've said it many times, there are still hurdles in today in 2010 for Linux as a Desktop. Linux is still intended for servers at its very core. This can be changed succesfully though, as Apple has shown us with Mac OS X based on FreeBSD.
Half of the issue is lack of driver support and the other half is the Linux Kernel and Window Manages, KDE and GNome still both don't cut it (but they're getting closer).
I'll........
Why does mdadm have two sets of UUID's?
Which one does the OS care about? blkid says the UUID is "787f1fa4-b010-4d77-a010-795b42884f56" while md insists its UUID is "4d96dd3b:deb5d555:7adb93cb:ce9182d9"
When in doubt, do we assume the OS takes the one from blkid?
/dev/md0: UUID="787f1fa4-b010-4d77-a010-795b42884f56" TYPE="ext3"
[root@localhost ~]# mdadm -D /dev/md0
/dev/md0:
Version : 0.90
&........