Kyle Gato's life blog.
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Custom Hosting Solutions
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Custom Hosting Solutions
Hey everybody, just putting in a shameless plug here, my partner and I have started www.CustomHostingSolutions.com – Where we are offering a reliable, affordable shared hosting package, backed by support. That support means us, which means that we’re ready to help you get whatever you need done!
Also, for your web design needs, don’t forget to check out www.DigitalFlyDesigns.com
Travis and I are really excited to start building our client base, so we can start making a real name for us out there!
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me!
The Business Card
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DigitalFlyDesigns - Kyle Gato's Business Card
Hey everyone, just a brief update on the startup my business partner Travis and I are doing, we have our business cards designed. Above is a picture of mine. Travis is the designer, and he also designed the cards, so please drop comments, suggestions, or thoughts here on this post!
Also, if you know anyone who needs any internet work done, don’t hesitate to contact me directly.
Apache/IIS7 with mod_proxy, mod_deflate – Not outputting GZIP
1So basically I’m creating this post so the next poor sysadmin who googles it (If any), can find an solution.
I spent about 3 hours trying to figure out why web pages accessed through an mod_proxy Apache server, and finally got it, although it was due to a configuration problem set on my end.
If you “SetEnv force-proxy-request 1.0 1″, this will encode all content under HTML 1.0, this for whatever reason (Read the RFC for HTML 1.0), removes the GZIP compression sent by IIS7.
Commenting out this line will let the GZIP/deflate compress work as it should, and pass the headers along.
IzMySitedown.com – Is my site down?
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IsMySiteDown/IzMySiteDown - My idea
So I got this idea, I was trying to find IsMySiteDown.com but that is VERY OBVIOUSLY filled with ad’s and is not in effect at all. Use IzMySiteDown.com to check if your site is up. You can also use the Chicago node to check your FTP/SMTP/POP3/HTTP servers as well! Pass it along to all your geeky friends (:
-Kyle