So earlier this week ProgClub’s website traffic mysteriously doubled. It seems to be holding out at this new rate, too.
ProgClub web statistics for May 2015
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Tag Archives: web
Mozilla Firefox Web Developer’s Toolbox
Check out Web Developer’s Toolbox…
Don’t Track Us!
Found a cool site today: DONT TRACK US…
QuirkTools Screenfly
Found out about this handy utility the other day: ScreenFly.
It allows you to test your website on various device form-factors. Handy!
Using grep (not sed) to grab IP addresses from Apache web logs
Today I ran the following command to see how many people accessed the ProgClub wiki over the previous 5 hours:
jj5@charity:/var/log/apache2$ grep "GET /wiki/" access.log |
grep "13/Jul/2013:0" | grep -Eo '^([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}' | sort | uniq | wc
ab – Apache HTTP server benchmarking tool for apache stress test
Read an article ab – Apache HTTP server benchmarking tool for apache stress test about the ‘ab’ command which can be used to stress test a website.
I used it and figured out that my webserver could handle about 100 requests per second.
The command I used was:
# ab -c 100 -t 10 -r http://www.example.org/test.php
The Open Web Application Security Project
Read a little from the Open Web Application Security Project today.
A List Apart
Learned about a web design website today called A List Apart. It seems to have some interesting content centered on web design.
Web browser access keys
Reading about Access Keys. Also a good article on Wikipedia.
For Firefox on Linux use: Alt + Shift.
Mailman 3.0 and Postfix Virtual Domains
Read the spec for Mailman 3.0. Looks like it will be pretty good. The feature that I’m interested in, and I’m annoyed I can’t do this with my current version of Mailman, is to be able to put a link to the web archived message in the bottom of the outgoing SMTP message. I.e. so there’s a link back to that message on the web in the message itself. Would be really handy for referencing. At the moment if I want a link I have to go to the web archive for the particular list and find it.
While I was reading the Mailman 3.0 spec I noticed a link to Postfix Virtual Domain Hosting Howto. I think I might have read (at least some of) that before. But… reading that is now definitely on my TODO list.