I just got a new .CO domain name and I'm curious how to make it accessible without the www.
I understand that these two are not necessarily the same thing, but how does one go about securing/arranging both?
I've tried googling this but it's hard to successfully google this when your major keywords are 'www' and... not www. =)
i have a strange requirement. I want to access a page on my site through a link say www.abc.com/downloads/file.txt but i also want that if anybody enters only www.abc.com/downloads it should not be accessible or it should display access denied. How can i do that???????
I’m a blind programmer with limited system administration experience doing things like setting up development servers. There’s been a lot of complaints about Oracle firing the main accessibility developer for GNOME. In my experience Linux servers don’t have a GUI so access to the GNOME desktop on a server or lack there of should not normally effect the ability of a blind system administrator to do there job. SSH clients and tools to administer Oracle database servers are available on windows as well as Linux. If you no longer had access to a Linux desktop either as a personal machine or installed on the servers you administer could you still perform all your job functions? If you could not perform any of your job functions what functions couldn’t you perform?