Howto: Compare two files using freeware or open source Diffmerge is my favorite program (open source at least) that I use to compare files. From their website: DiffMerge is an application to visually compare and merge files for Windows, Mac…
List local/remote socket and PID for all TCP connections in “Established” state: netstat -ano | find /i “established” List local/remote socket for all TCP connections in “Established” state (sometimes you get more than above): netstat -an | find /i “established”…
I cam across two amazing article the other day detailing how to do some great stuff from the windows command line. synjunkie knows his shit: Command-Line-Ninjitsu Command-Line Kung Fu I stumbled upon it because I was about to format a…
I am assuming you have installed hudson as a service in windows and that hudson lives in C:\hudson Use a tool called Portecle to import your valid cert and export it as a java keystore file (.jks). Remember to use…
from command prompt run this: w32tm /resync sync time domain controller
First you need to install the IIS 6.0 Migration Tool For each Web site and virtual directory on the source server, you must create a corresponding Web site and virtual directory on the target server. Later in the migration process,…
I just came across a pretty sweet windows device driver backup tool… and it is free!
Hardening your Windows Bitnami WampStack WordPress Install: By default apache runs under an account with read/write to your entire machine, let’s fix that! CREATING USERS 1. Create two new local users named apache and filezilla. 2. Add filezilla to the…
Receiving an error like this? WP Super Cache Manager Error: Your cache directory (C:\Program Files\BitNami WAMPStack\apps\wordpress\htdocs/wp-content/cache/) or C:\Program Files\BitNami WAMPStack\apps\wordpress\htdocs/wp-content need to be writable for this plugin to work. Double-check it. Cannot continue… fix previous problems To Fix: 1. Click…
To restart a machine remotely use the following (from command prompt): shutdown /m \\computer -f -r -t 1 To restart if you are already RDP’d in to the machine (from command prompt): shutdown /f /r /t 1
