Monthly Archives: August 2012

WordPress : Really Simple CAPTCHA show no image after plugin update

If you are using WordPress engine and the Really Simple CAPTCHA plugin for your forms, you may encounter a blank image containing the word “captcha” instead of the automatically generated image after updating the plugin. Here is the procedure to resolve this issue : 1. Login as administrator 2. On the left side menu, click… Read More »

Category: Web

Windows : Automatic login with domain account

This tutorial is about automatically login a user on domain with on a Windows 7 workstation. 1. Open the registry editor : Start > Run > regedit 2. Browse to : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon 3. Turn on the auto logon key : AutoAdminLogon 1 4. Set… Read More »

Linux : How to rollback Yum updates on RHEL/CentOS

Having issues and downtime after installing latest updates using “yum update” is always a possibility. This is why having a development environment is so much important when you are running a mission critical infrastructure. However, there is an intermediate solution : using the rollback feature included in Yum. Note this option is actually not enabled… Read More »

Linux : Can’t create volume in OpenFiler

I rescently experienced this issue with OpenFiler which I never had before. Trying to create a volume into a block device simply don’t work – nothing happen when you click to do so. The only difference between this installation and the previous one is the OpenFiler system is installed on another drive/block device than the… Read More »

Linux : How to benchmark disk I/O

A few utilities are available to test the disk I/O performance. The easy way to do it without installing anything on the system would be running this simple command : time dd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/test-hd bs=1M count=1000 Another, more complete tool I recommend is “SysBench”. http://sysbench.sourceforge.net/docs/