[2059] Sharing the load between servers - httpd and Tomcat - (new - 2009-02-28)
[2055] Effect on server when memory runs out and swapping starts - (new - 2009-02-26)
[2054] Tuning httpd / the supermarket checkout comparison - (new - 2009-02-26)
[2039] The Invoker - (new - 2009-02-13)
[2038] Sticky Sessions with mod_jk (httpd to Tomcat) - (new - 2009-02-12)
[2016] Apache httpd and Apache Tomcat miscellany - (new - 2009-01-30)
[1994] tomcat-users.xml; what a difference a space made - (new - 2009-01-16)
[1974] Moving a directory on your web site - (new - 2009-01-03)
[1969] Search Engines. Getting the right pages seen. - (new - 2009-01-01)
Top or Show all for Apache HTTP and Tomcat Servers

[2005] Variables and pointers and references - C and C++ - (new - 2009-01-23)
[2004] Variable Scope in C++ - (new - 2009-01-22)
[2002] New C Examples - pointers, realloc, structs and more - (new - 2009-01-20)
[1675] Comparing Objects in C++
[1674] What a lot of files! (C++ / Polymorphism demo)
Top or Show all for C and C++ Programming

[2043] Confidence, Customer Service and Tourism in Melksham - (new - 2009-02-15)
[2015] Service Excellence Awards - (new - 2009-01-30)
[2012] The Wiltshire Police - (new - 2009-01-29)
[1997] Travelling to a course - station pickups - (new - 2009-01-16)
[1987] One Cheer for Local Democracy - Asda in Melksham - (new - 2009-01-11)
[1979] Looking forward, in Melksham, in 2009 - (new - 2009-01-05)
[1966] Background to the TransWilts Train Fiasco - (new - 2008-12-29)
Top or Show all for Melksham

[2041] httpd, Tomcat and PHP course enhancements - (new - 2009-02-14)
[2032] Mobile Internet - an alternative to hotel WiFi - (new - 2009-02-09)
[1996] Advise before my Apache / Tomcat course - (new - 2009-01-16)
[1989] So sad to see you go - (new - 2009-01-12)
[1933] Learning to Program in C
Top or Show all for Training from Well House Consultants

[2049] Why Choose Well House Consultants for your course? - (new - 2009-02-20)
[2044] Please Trouble me - (new - 2009-02-16)
[2021] Short health and safety course - (new - 2009-02-02)
[2010] How long should a training module be? - (new - 2009-01-27)
[2007] Launch of Melksham Food and Drink Festival - (new - 2009-01-24)
[2003] Discount Training Courses - PHP, Perl, Python - (new - 2009-01-21)
[1991] Rules for a King - (new - 2009-01-13)
[1975] Well House Manor Hotel - on plan for 2009 business guests - (new - 2009-01-03)
[1973] Required Request - (new - 2009-01-03)
Top or Show all for Running a training and hotel company

[2014] First Class - (new - 2009-01-29)
[1968] Review of 2008 - (new - 2008-12-31)
[1929] 2009 - Hotel, Meeting, Training Course prices
[1907] Melksham Hotel Rates
[1866] What a difference a day made
Top or Show all for Well House Manor - Hotel and Training Centre

[2056] Web Site Loading - experiences and some solutions shared - (new - 2009-02-26)
[2052] How was my web site compromised? - (new - 2009-02-24)
[2033] Huawei D100 Wireless Router - Mobile Internet - (new - 2009-02-10)
[2019] Baby Caleb and Fortune City in your web logs? - (new - 2009-01-31)
[1993] Load Balancing - Hardware or Software? - (new - 2009-01-15)
[1984] Site24x7 prowls uninvited - (new - 2009-01-10)
[1982] Cooking bodies and URLs - (new - 2009-01-08)
[1978] From spam to mod_alias - finding resources - (new - 2009-01-05)
[1971] Telling Google which country your business trades in - (new - 2009-01-02)
[1970] Plagarism - who is copying my pages? - (new - 2009-01-02)
[1967] LinkedIn - Thrice Asked, and joined. - (new - 2008-12-30)
Top or Show all for For the Webmaster, Postmaster and moderator

[2048] Learning to program in PHP, Python, Java or Lua ... - (new - 2009-02-19)
[2022] Pre and post increment - the ++ operator - (new - 2009-02-03)
[2001] I have not programmed before, and need to learn - (new - 2009-01-19)
[1990] Speaking all the languages - (new - 2009-01-12)
[1985] Learning to program as a part of your job - (new - 2009-01-10)
[1976] Where is this IP address, IPv4 and IPv6 - (new - 2009-01-04)
[1963] Best source to learn Java (or Perl or PHP or Python) - (new - 2008-12-28)
Top or Show all for General Programming Topics

[2051] A Presentation about our company - web and PHP - (new - 2009-02-23)
[2046] Finding variations on a surname - (new - 2009-02-17)
[2031] Choosing from an image with an image map - (new - 2009-02-08)
[2025] Injection Attack if register_globals in on - PHP - (new - 2009-02-04)
[1995] Automated server heartbeat and health check - (new - 2009-01-16)
[1983] Keeping PHP code in database and running it - (new - 2009-01-09)
Top or Show all for PHP - the language and its application

[2058] Invoker and cgi servlets on Tomcat 6 - (new - 2009-02-27)
[2036] Java Tag Libraries / how they work / Tomcat Deployment - (new - 2009-02-11)
[1910] Java - Generics
[1909] javax.servlet cannot be resolved - how to solve
[1908] Java CLASSPATH explained
Top or Show all for Java and the Java Environment

[1930] Bath Christmas Market
[1859] Wiltshire at dawn - the tourist trail
[1851] Pictures from a delegate
[1846] Old Piles of the South West
[1834] Seend, near Melksham, Wiltshire
Top or Show all for Around, about and nearby to Wiltshire

[2047] Small Web Server in Perl - (new - 2009-02-18)
[2045] Does robots.txt actually work? - (new - 2009-02-16)
[1951] Whisky - Setting and reading cookies from Perl
[1947] Perl substitute - the e modifier
[1946] Variable Types in Perl
Top or Show all for The Perl Programming Language and its use

[1998] Text on a background image - (new - 2009-01-16)
[1926] Flash (client) to PHP (server) - example
[1831] Text formating for HTML, with PHP
[1814] Javascript/HTML example, dynamic server monitor
[1813] Ajax - going Asyncronous and what it means
Top or Show all for Client Side Languages (HTML, CSS, Javascript)

[1891] Ruby to access web services
[1890] MySQL database from Ruby - an example
[1889] Ruby mixins, modules, require and include
[1887] Ruby Programming Course - Saturday and Sunday
[1875] What are exceptions - Python based answer
Top or Show all for Ruby and Ruby on Rails

[2053] What a difference a MySQL Index made - (new - 2009-02-25)
[1935] Summary of MySQL installation on a Linux system
[1885] Hiding a MySQL database behind a web page
[1771] More HowTo diagrams - MySQL, Tomcat and Java
[1766] Diagrams to show you how - Tomcat, Java, PHP
Top or Show all for SQL and MySQL

[2040] Error: Cant read xxxxx: no such variable (in Tcl Tk) - (new - 2009-02-14)
[1785] What is running on your network? (tcl and expect)
[1782] Calling procs in Tcl and how it compares to Perl
[1614] When an array is not an array
[1613] Regular expression for 6 digits OR 25 digits
Top or Show all for Tcl, Tcl/Tk and Expect

[1847] Lua - IAQ (Infrequently Answered Questions)
[1845] Passing a table from Lua into C
[1844] Calling functions in C from your Lua script - a first HowTo
[1842] Lua Course, and the Wiltshire Countryside too
[1841] Formatting with a leading + / Lua and Perl
Top or Show all for Programming in Lua

[2020] Learning Python - many new example programs - (new - 2009-01-31)
[2018] UnboundLocalError - Python Message - (new - 2009-01-31)
[2017] Python - a truly dynamic language - (new - 2009-01-30)
[2013] wxPython - Introduction and sample - (new - 2009-01-29)
[2011] Conversion of OSI grid references to Eastings and Northings - (new - 2009-01-28)
Top or Show all for Python Programming

[2037] The Interview and The Lift - (new - 2009-02-12)
[2034] Through Snow and Flood to Linux and Tomcat - (new - 2009-02-10)
[2030] The final step to being British - (new - 2009-02-07)
[2029] Also for the eyes of the cat - (new - 2009-02-07)
[2027] Who sticks by you in the snow? - (new - 2009-02-05)
[2008] The Month Ahead - What is happening in Melksham - (new - 2009-01-25)
[2006] Contrast - (new - 2009-01-23)
[2000] 2000th article - Remember the background and basics - (new - 2009-01-18)
[1992] A good time to travel - (new - 2009-01-14)
[1981] Bitter cold - (new - 2009-01-07)
Top or Show all for And also ...

[2057] Train and Coach fares from London (and airports) to Melksham - (new - 2009-02-26)
[2042] Wiltshire Rail Service Update - (new - 2009-02-15)
[2026] Melksham Climate Friendly Group - (new - 2009-02-05)
[2024] Carry on Training - in spite of the weather - (new - 2009-02-03)
[1999] How low can you sink? - (new - 2009-01-17)
[1986] Walk to Bowerhill - (new - 2009-01-10)
[1965] How much does a train service actually cost - (new - 2008-12-29)
[1964] Why hasnt the fiasco been put right - (new - 2008-12-29)
Top or Show all for Public Transport

[2050] Why the Pony Tail? - (new - 2009-02-21)
[2028] Things people say on the phone - (new - 2009-02-06)
[2009] The Royal Mail Receipt - (new - 2009-01-26)
[1988] Melksham, Wiltshire. Town Crier Competition, 2009 - (new - 2009-01-11)
[1980] Michelle - (new - 2009-01-06)
[1977] Going round the block - (new - 2009-01-04)
[1972] Pettifog and forum boards away from public view - (new - 2009-01-03)
Top or Show all for Fun and Flames

[1955] How to avoid duplicating web page maintainance
[1857] November and December Public Course Schedule
[1773] The Longest Possible Day
[1414] What we teach - expained for the non-technical
[1317] 2008 course schedule - Perl, Python, PHP, Linux, Java Deployment, Ruby and more
Top or Show all for Keynote Articles

[2035] 1234567890 ... coming up on Friday 13th - (new - 2009-02-11)
[2023] sw_vers - what version of OSX am I running? - (new - 2009-02-03)
[1903] daemons - what is running on my Linux server?
[1902] sstrwxrwxrwx - Unix and Linux file permissions
[1893] Some Linux and Unix tips
[1803] FTP passive mode - a sometimes cure for upload hangs
[1801] Will your backups work if you have to restore them?
[1774] What is my real and my effective ID? [Linux]
[1765] Dialects of English and Unix
[1764] Yank and Push - copy and move in vi
[1719] A special day - last Friday in July
[1712] As different as night and tyres
[1700] FTP server on Fedora Linux
[1690] Conversion of c/r line ends to l/f line ends
[1666] Slow boot and terminal start on Linux boxes
[1660] Korn shell - some nuggets
[1659] String, Integer, Array, Associative Array - ksh variables
[1658] Some useful variables and settings in the Korn Shell
[1651] ls command - favourite options
[1650] Looking for files with certain characteristics (Linux / Unix)
[1648] The tourists guide to Linux
[1592] Setting up a new user - Linux or Unix
[1527] Selecting file names in a shell - one word or another
[1439] Linux / Unix - layout of operating system files
[1438] Copy and paste / cut and paste and other vi techniques
[1408] Wireless hotel tips - FTP and Skype connections failing
[1367] korn tips - some useful korn shell techniques
[1366] awk - a powerful data extraction and manipulation tool
[1361] Korn shell course
[1288] Linux run states, shell special commands, and directory structures
[1259] Where am I and how did I get here?
[1028] Linux / Unix - process priority and nice
[1023] Finding public writeable things on your linux file system
[1013] Copy multiple files - confusing error message from cp
[1012] Moving files between Windows / DOS and Linux / Unix
[984] Cardinal numbers and magic numbers
[827] No news is good news with Unix and Linux
[770] Splash!
[768] Our new .eu top level domain
[735] Boys will be boys, saved by Ubuntu
[711] THE home directory or MY home directory
[705] Disc Partitioning
[703] Copying files and preserving ownership
[686] Name Services - telling your LDAP from your DNS
[683] Supporting users on Linux and Unix
[679] More or less on the edge of the page
[593] Finding where the disc space has gone
[544] Repeating tasks with crontab
[511] Domain Forwarding - 2 ways of doing it
[506] What are DHCP and DNS?
[476] May I be politically incorrect?
[442] How far away is that server?
[431] File permissions of Linux and Unix systems
[430] Linux commands - some basics
[367] Ajax
[267] Searching security holes
[249] An easy way out
[166] Acronyms
[153] Linux - where to put swap space
[152] Aladdin, or careful what you wish.
[74] pushd and popd
[73] vi - full circle
[71] Comparators in Linux and Unix
[64] Shell Script for CGI on the web
[63] Almost like old times
[37] Security and Safety
[34] Linux / LAMP course
[11] A bolt of lightning on Multicasting
Top or Show all for Linux and Shell Programming

Public Transport • Training from Well House Consultants • And also ... • Tcl, Tcl/Tk and Expect • Programming in Lua • Python Programming • Well House Manor - Hotel and Training Centre • Apache HTTP and Tomcat Servers • The Perl Programming Language and its use • Ruby and Ruby on Rails • PHP - the language and its application • C and C++ Programming • Linux and Shell Programming • Melksham • SQL and MySQL • For the Webmaster, Postmaster and moderator • Java and the Java Environment • Fun and Flames • Running a training and hotel company • Around, about and nearby to Wiltshire • Client Side Languages (HTML, CSS, Javascript) • Keynote Articles • General Programming Topics
A little more about this newsletter ...

At Well House Consultants, we run niche IT training courses ... and we run a hotel for delegates on those courses and other visitors to Melksham too. And we make a lot of friends - have a lot of ambassadors with whom we want to keep in touch. So every day Graham (that's me, writing this piece) puts together an article or two which might include the latest sample programs that I've written during the current course, new information about Well House Manor - our business hotel, tips on search engine optimisation, announcements of upcoming public courses, pictures of local places, and even (on occasions) rants and whimsical pieces to keep those friends up to date and in touch. The feeds are available directlt via the Blog - "The Horse's Mouth", they're on our Twitter Feed and you can find me at my LinkedIn profile. But most people just want to look us up occasionally - every month or two, and then to catch up on the latest news just for their particular subjects of interest ... and that's what this newsletter is about

You'll find above the titles of ALL the new articles written in the last two months, listed by major subject area, and showing as (new) with their date of publication. You'll find additional articles in each category too - topping each category up to a minimum of five articles. And you'll find a link at the end of each section which lets you expand that section to show the titles of every article that's been published in that section. After all, "the old ones are often the best ones", aren't they?