Joomla is one of the CMS that I like and testing it for vulnerability would be fun using OWAP’s joomscan. Just in case you wanted it on your system you can download it at sourceforge Joomscan is a vulnerability scanner for websites using joomla CMS. To install it on ubuntu you can extract it on a directory that you like like the /opt directory. After extracting make it executable and the db text file which is needed for the update:

Here are some of chromes hidden pages. Mostly are for those who wanted to get a more detailed and technical information about the browser’s process. about:appcache-internals about:blob-internals about:view-http-cache about:credits about:dns about:flags about:gpu about:histograms about:memory about:net-internals about:plugins about:stats about:sync about:tasks about:tcmalloc about:terms about:version Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post

  My brother has a problem with his Asus x42j Series laptop running a Genuine Windows 7 Ultimate x64 version.  Days ago he was still using his laptop connected to the network using a wired conenction and having no problem, all a sudden he can no longer connect on their Local Area Network using the ethernet.  He has no problems with the wireless connection but he prefers to use the wired connection because he is used on watching videos online especially

A simple command to dump or import large data on a mysql database: mysql -h localhost -uroot -pAa5sD1 nightcrawler < /home/tux/Desktop/nightcrawler.sql where: -h localhost is for my mysql host or server -u root is the mysql user -p pAa5sD1 is the user’s password nightcrawler is the empty database /home/tux/Desktop/nightcrawler.sql is the data to import or usually a back of the database > is use to import and > is used to export data from a mysql database Bookmark on Delicious Digg this

  Skip the sad story I am a great fan of ubuntu and I have been installing and uninstalling 10.04 LTS to 10.10 to 11.04 to 11.10 and go back again to 10.04 LTS or shift to Linux Mint and caused me a lot of time and a lot of data loss.  One of the biggest problem that I had since upgrading to higher versions of ubuntu or Mint was the display.  After the upgrade I needed to add i915.nomodeset=0

  It has still been a few days after the release of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and I had no plans to upgrade my ubuntu 10.04 LTS but after doing some experiments I ended up upgrading to 12.04 and glad that I had a backup of my projects and database.  I made a fresh install of precise pangolin yesterday and so far I have 3 things to say: BTW: I am using acer aspire 4736 running 4GB of memory, 320GB HDD

Open the config.inc.php file located on the folder where your phpmyadmin is. Every time you need to add a new server, you need to add $i++; on top of your new configuration and also you need to append the new configuration at the bottom of the current configuration as seen on the image above. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post