Recursively delete folders with Python
At work we've been doing some deploy optimization, and the need of automatically deleting (recursively) specific folders came up.
WRITING ARCHIVE
Older writing.
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2009
Auto-Generating DTDs
I've used this DTD generator tool a long time ago, but today I had to use it again, so I thought I should put an entry on my blog about it and keep it…
Speed up yor website - Part 2 - The Free CDN
To continue with our series of website optimization tricks, I'll talk a little bit more about Content Delivery Network (CDN) , and will talk you though…
Speed up yor website - Part 1
Assets such as stylesheets, images and videos are often the major hit taken by a webserver when a webpage is loaded. I'm often trying to improve my page…
Google Chrome OS and e few more changes
Yesterday the Google team posted an entry on all their blogs about a new operating system that is to come. They are going to call it Google Chrome OS.
Apache 101 - Are you rotating your logs?
It came to my attention today that my website was serving blank pages, and I got really intrigued with it. I checked the memory, and everything was…
Apache 101 - Avoiding duplicate content on your domain.
Did you know that search engines consider things like https://www.placona.co.uk/index.cfm and https://placona.co.uk/index.cfm as duplicate content? It…
Apache 101 & Case insensitive URL's
How to make Apache URLs case insensitive using mod_speling and mod_rewrite, so visitors reach your pages whatever case they type.
Installing YUM on CentOS 5
This is really for my future reference, but I thought someone would bump into that any time. I'm configuring a new CentOS 5 server and for my surprise…
Full Google Mail / SMTP power for your domain
I've recently been playing with Google apps for domains, where it lets you create Gmail based emails for your domain. Basically you can configure Google…