http://www.thesitewizard.com/apache/access-non-drupal-folders.shtml
I was trying to password protect a subfolder of this website (nevermind which one). The problem was it kept giving the Drupal 404 error (The page you requested was not found.). The solution is to specify a 401 ErrorDocument line:
ErrorDocument 401 401.html
and create that file (touch 401.html).
That fixed it.
Watching Top Gear at the moment. Apparently the Stig is Michael Schumacher!!!
He also might not be!!!
I just wiped Ubuntu and installed the new Fedora 11 on my Toshiba laptop. More on Fedora 11 later but one thing I noticed straight away was the ridiculously slow internet. It seemed to be slow on the 'Looking up' website part of loading a page. A quick google brought this forum entry: http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=221969
The solution? Go to about:config in your address bar. Filter for ipv6 and enable network.dns.disableIPv6 (set it to true).
Much better!
Most of the time people say they have a networking issue I suggest updating the firmware. This time I suggest downgrading.
Since installing a DG834G at home my online gaming has been abysmal. I spent some time playing about with port forwarding/upnp etc but no luck. A quick search online showed a few forum entries where people mentioned the firmware I was using (the latest) seemed to be the cause. I downgraded from version 5.01.14 to 5.01.09 - immediate improvement.
Strange but true.
Array ( [0] => struct SidAndAttributesType { string SecurityIdentifier; unsignedInt Attributes; } [1] => struct NonEmptyArrayOfGroupIdentifiersType { SidAndAttributesType GroupIdentifier; } [2] => struct
Array ( [0] => struct SidAndAttributesType { string SecurityIdentifier; unsignedInt Attributes; } [1] => struct NonEmptyArrayOfGroupIdentifiersType { SidAndAttributesType GroupIdentifier; } [2] => struct NonEmptyArrayOfRestrictedGroupIdentifiersType { SidAndAttributesType RestrictedGroupIdentifier; }
Have you ever wanted to see what program is sucking up your bandwidth? Have you ever wanted to apply limits to how much bandwidth programs can use (like torrent apps)?
Then Netlimiter might be your solution.

find ./ -name ".svn" | xargs rm -Rf
If your xorg settings aren't saving after running the Nvidia X Server Settings program try running it using sudo (sudo nvidia-settings).
$this->set('title', 'My Page Title');
class DashboardsController extends AppController { var $name = 'Dashboards'; var $uses = array(); function index() { } }
Router::connect('/', array('controller' => 'dashboards', 'action' => 'index'));