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From my understanding, the HTML5 is on browser side. Is there anything need to setup on the server to support HTML5? How do I verify the server fully support HTML5? Thanks.

We have recently upgraded a number of our servers. We are now left with a few servers we are ready to hand back to our data center. Anyone know what is the best way to do a final self destruction of all the data on these servers before handing them back? We obviously dont want to physically har...

I am running a server with Server 2008 R2 and installed WAMP, forwarded port 80 on my router for that machine, and all was well. I even had a no-ip.org account so you didn't have to connect directly to a bunch of numbers. My roommate also has access to this server, and installed his on WAMP on h...

I have a QNAP TS-459 Pro II that comes with an Apache webserver which runs on port 80. I'd also like to run a small Sinatra app; also on port 80. I'd like Apache to serve up example.com and foo.example.com, but I'd like Sinatra to serve up bar.exapmle.com. Is it possible to have both webserver...

I am processing a 30MB pdf file in memory (in .net library). While creating a byte[] from pdf document, I am getting Out-of-Memory exception. My developer machine is having Windows 7 Professional with Installed Memory(RAM): 6GB System Type: 64-bit I even tried increasing virtual memory so...

My Active Campaign doesn't send the emails at the speed estimated. This is the scenario: Active Campaign -> local Postfix -> Postfix I did some tests for example: I changed the parameters (sending throttling and pausing) in Active Campaign and it doesn't increase the speed significantly. Th...

Here's the background: Approximately 1.25 years ago, the company I work for was acquired by a larger 400 person company. Before acquisition (and today still) we are all remote employees using our own personal hardware for work-related duties (coding, email, etc). We are approximately 15 employe...

I have an ejabberd MUC service running for our local LUG. Some user enjoy messing with others by picking exceedingly long nicknames, or nicknames consisting of whitespace only, etc... Is there already a way to restrict nicknames with a few very reasonable rules ? (say not >50 characters, no whit...

I need a web server that runs php and does not create so many processes (today I checked the running processes list and there were like 90 of them called 'httpd', 300kb each), I only know these but I don't know if they will do the same or not: ngix lighttpd