by WebDevRobert | Aug 13, 2012 | Linux Administrator
Log Files are a Server Administrators’ hardest working assistant. So, when I had to deal with a recent “500 Internal Server Error” I turned to my hard working assistant and started my diagnostics in the Apache Log Files. The Apache HTTP Server (also...
by WebDevRobert | Aug 11, 2012 | Linux Administrator
The “500 Internal Server Error” may be referred to in one of a couple different ways. The most common references are: Internal Server Error 500 Error HTTP Error 500 Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was...
by WebDevRobert | Jun 20, 2012 | Linux Administrator
These days, front end web developers aren’t limited to building websites, from the ground up. Many times, the projects they work on are building themes, plugins, extensions and etc, for existing web platforms. I think building on an existing web platform, offers...
by WebDevRobert | Jan 30, 2012 | Linux Administrator
Recently, I beefed up my development workstation by adding more RAM and two additional internal Hard Drives. The installation was a breeze and thanks to KDE Partition Manager, partitioning and mounting the new Hard Drives was not a problem either. Everything seemed to...
by WebDevRobert | Dec 15, 2011 | Linux Administrator
I spend a lot of time on various Open-Source, web platform, web sites (I.E. OpenEMM, WordPress and others). I often see people asking about how to change the auto-increment number in MySQL. This is usually asked when someone makes a change to User ID fields. Most...
by WebDevRobert | Dec 12, 2011 | Linux Administrator
The easiest way to empty the trash Bin in Kubuntu, is to right-click on the trash bin and select the “Empty Trash” option. “Empty Trash” is the very first option in the menu, but your eye is naturally drawn to the “Remove Entry...