i cant think A blog belong to Mohammad Azwan bin Ali. Most of his writings are about his real life story, ideas, thoughts, moderate political views, computer, programming, tips & tricks, particularly in Linux…. and of course it includes some random unspecified crappy stuffs too! Don't forget to check Movies and Junkyard pages out!
note: most of entries is not suitable for faint hearted person or anybody with iq below 100.

Posts Tagged ‘linux’

why do you use linux?

1) most will answer, well it’s cool and got no virus 2) some will say, man.. windows suck!! (oo yea? which part?) 3) some some will say, l33t h4x0r us3 1t!! 1 w4nt t0 b3 4 h4x0r t00 (come on, get a life) 4) small number of poeples will say, i want to learn it [...]

ubuntu for engineering student

today i got a lots of assignment that require me to use software like maple, ps-pice and matlab. all this softwares are available in windows. what about ubuntu or other linux distro?? since i’m currently on my record attemp to make a one month uptime with my ubuntu so don’t want to reboot into windows. [...]

simple alarm clock with bash scripting

here is a simple bash programming that will execute alarm when it reach certain time setup by user initially i coded just for exercise on bash scripting (practice make perfect right?) but i think it’s a good idea to share it with other people here’s the code #!/bin/bash masa=”`date +%k:%M`” mp3=”$HOME/Desktop/alarm.mp3″ #change this if [ [...]

tips on hardening your ubuntu box, or what ever your may call it

close all port block all incoming connection apt-get firewall apt-get ids apt-get rookit scanner/remover check /var/log everyday if those didn’t work, and here is my suggestion unplugthecable make a sticker with “apt-get a life” then it stick onto your box hope this will help p/s:why the hell my wp 2.3.1 editor broken?? wtf i have [...]

check host uptime with hping2

here’s some trick to find a host uptime beside using nmap type this command in your terminal/console (whatever you call it) $ hping2 host -p portnumber -S –tcp-timestamp where host is the ip/hostname of a machine you want to check and portnumber is the open port on remote machine. oh, you be root in order [...]

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