So quite an interesting little problem, is that when you insert μ from insert -> special character -> symbols in Lyx, it won’t allow you to produce a pdf – it…
Lyx won't produce a pdf when Greek symbols are used – Solved
Getting Bluecove to work in Linux with BlueZ – Solved
When working with Bluetooth and Java on Linux there are a couple of things to take note of: [box] Ensure that the protocol stack is installed – BlueZ is a…
Installing JavaME on Ubuntu 12.04 – Netbeans
So after fiddling a bit , I found that the netbeans installed by default on Ubuntu 12.04 is version 7.1 – Now this is fine, but for some reason I…
Re-order Classipress Categories
So for quite some time I’ve been wondering how to do this, and decided its now time ? The perfect plugin for changing the category/taxonomy order for Classipress / WordPress…
Export graph from LibreOffice Calc as image
Although LibreOffice Calc at this stage doesn’t support exporting graphs or charts as images (currently only as pdf), you are still able to get this right. Here’s how: Copy your…
Increase size of VirtualBox vdi image – 100% working
For some strange reason there are a whole bunch of really unhelpful guides on how to increase the size of a virtualbox vdi image. Some of the guides use the…
Add HTML signature to OTRS
OTRS provides basic text signatures, which really aren’t great. So here’s how to enable HTML signatures in OTRS: Edit the following file using Nano: sudo nano /opt/otrs/var/httpd/htdocs/js/Core.UI.RichTextEditor.js Search for **extraAllowedContent **by pressing…
Check number of active connections Apache
Whatever your reasons may be, the following code will give you the number of active Apache connections. netstat -an |grep :80 |wc
Check active requests Apache
Run the following command to view which requests are currently being run on Apache tail -f /var/log/apache2/other_vhosts_access.log
View active connection count per IP Apache
Run the following command to view the number of connections each IP currently has with the Apache: netstat -ntu | awk '{print $5}' | cut -d: -f1 | sort |…
