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1940 - URL rewriting with front and back servers
If you ask someone to double a number, they'll come back to you and tell you twice the number you gave them - give the "3" and they'll say "6". But if you tell them to double the number every time they handle it, but refer it to someone else for them to validate it, you'll get "12" back. Since the ....

1939 - mod_proxy_ajp and mod_proxy_balancer examples
One of the major enhancements in release 2.2 of Apache httpd is the addition of the mod_proxy_ajp and mod_proxy_balancer modules to the standard distribution. Gone are the days of needing to build special modules such as Jserv, jk, jk2 and warp to have httpd act as a "front" to a Java (Tomcat) serv ....

1938 - Predictive Load Balancing - PHP and / or Java
Load Balancing Algorithms - the standard offerings How do you share out the requests when you're load balancing? The computer (or other device) that's sharing out the load needs to make a decision as to where it should forward each request, and there are a number of different option commonly avail ....

1937 - Getting hold of the wrong end of the stick
I got an email on Tuesday that I would describe as aggressive in its approach, accusing me of libelling various people, and demanding that I remove that material from my site. Problem was ... the retired senior business man had got hold of the wrong end of the stick. I hadn't even heard of the peop ....

1936 - Quick Summary - PHP installation
For Course Delegates - a quick reminder of the crucial commands. The numbers alongside the commands are just the history numbers! As your regular user: 1012 tar xzf bristol/php-5.2.5.tar.gz 1013 cd php-5.2.5/ 1015 vi INSTALL 1027 ./configure --with-apxs2=/usr/local/httpd_2.2.10/bin/apxs ....

1935 - Summary of MySQL installation on a Linux system
The critical steps of deleting an old copy of MySQL, and installing and starting up a nice new clean one! (the numbers are my "history number" - I did a lot of ls-ing and vi-ing in between!) 1001 cd /usr/local 1004 rm -rf mysql-5.1.24-rc-linux-i686-icc-glibc23/ 1006 rm mysql 1009 tar xzf / ....

1934 - Lidl opens in Melksham
Now here's an odd morning for you; in my recently elected role of President of Melksham Chamber of Commerce and Industry, I was invited to attend - "in chains" no less - the opening of the new Lidl store that re-extends the Town Centre across the river Avon. And indeed I was very happy to do so; Me ....

1933 - Learning to Program in C
From my inbox Q: I need to learn to program in the C language, but have never programmed before. Can you help me? And my outbox (modified to make the answer generally applicable) A: Yes - but my answer will be a long one ... Looking back a number of years, C was very much a mainstream language ....

1932 - Training Passports - booking a training program
The question of "Training Passports", where a delegate can take a number of different courses over a period of time, isn't a new one to me ... but it really wasn't appropriate for us to offer such a product in our early days. With a sprinkling of niche courses, it was highly unlikely that we could ....

1931 - Frosty Morning, foggy evening
A frosty morning here in Melksham. This is actually yesterday's picture - taken in our garden with the Christmas berries and the haw frost - headed for Bath and the Christmas Market A long day - back on a delayed evening bus (25 minutes late from Bath - good Ole First!) that dropped us at the end ....

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