Entries by Stefan Helander

Ubuntu eee: Youtube video problem

In Ubuntu eee 8.04 for Asus EeePC 900/901 (‘Easy Peasy‘) there is a problem when trying to look at Youtube videos. Almost all videos gives a message saying that it is not currently available. The problem is the flash player included in the Ubuntu eee installation. To resolve the problem: Try do uninstall ‘flashplugin-nonfreebeta’ using […]

WordPress blog: Problem with uploaded images

In WordPress blog software version 2.7.1 there is a problem after a default install when uploading images. The images are stored in the ‘wp-content’ folder but referred to with ‘wp-content/uploads’ path. The result is that uploaded images can’t be used in blog articles. To resolve this problem, click on Settings, then Miscellenous. Note that the […]

osCommerce templates

To get your own style and feel of your osCommerce webshop there are different options at hand. One is to have someone to tailor your own design. This way your web shop will be truly unique, but of course at a cost that can be high. Other options are using free templates or buying a […]

Internet related threats

On http://www.cromwell-intl.com/security/ you will find a number of articles related to Computer System and Network security. It covers chryptography, privacy tools, computer forensics, authentication, intrusion detection and network monitoring. GRC Shields Up! tests your firewall from the outside and reports what you are exposing to the Internet. At CERT, Computer Emergency Response Team, you will find up […]

What is my current IP-address?

When you need to know what your current IP-adress on the Internet is, there is a tool: http://myip.heltech.se This page displays your current IP-adress, your reverese DNS name, how your browser identifies itself and if you are accessing the Internet through a proxy server. This is the information servers that you visit on the internet […]

Traceroute, looking glass and whois servers

In order to analyze and troubleshoot networking issues over the Internet, there are a number of traceroute and looking glass servers availble. By using these, you can analyse the routing paths to your network. You are able to see how your network is beeing reached from different parts of the Internet. A collection of traceroute […]

The day the routers died

This song was performed in the closing plenary at RIPE55. As the exhaustion of the IPv4 is getting closer this song reminds us of the importance of preparing for IPv6. 🙂 By the way, they seems to have great fun at those RIPE meetings or what do you think?