ivica's blog

I was really frustrated over weekend with my Canon 720. This is really great camera but have couple of software glitches that are really annoying, and one of them is that batteries drop death while I was taking some video, grrrr... Main reason for this is that stupid Canon OS will not alert you that batteries are low until last 1-2 minutes before it will shut down camera completely.

For all of you that are thinking that Drupal is consuming, slow, not optimized, etc.. here is very nice post showing that things are quite opposite

Bang! The starting gun went off. Later that day Jon posted Drupal is RAD to his blog about how impressed he was with Drupal: "In an hour, there have been over 1,200 comments."

Here are couple of nice interviews with Dries in which he speaks about future of Drupal and Acquia. First one is from cnet, and second is from webmonkey.

Among many nice things here are couple of them I would like to point out:

After lots of problem with our old hosting provider we have decided to switch to new one. Hopefully this time everything will be OK ;))

A little time is needed to change propagate through all DNS's so if you are experiencing problems accessing our site this evening sorry for that.

When user login to Worpdress by default WP will redirect him to wp-admin page, which is ok by default but can't be changed anywhere in WP options.

Solution is actually easy. Just create login link with redirect_to GET parameter like this:

http://your_wp_site/wp-login.php?redirect_to=page_you_want_to_redirect_user

So if you for example want to redirect user to home page after login you should create link with this target:

http://your_wp_site/wp-login.php?redirect_to=index.php

New version of Drupal is out. Upgrade is very recommended because this version fixed cross site scripting bug that can allow users to inject arbitrary HTML and script code in certain pages. Also couple of minor bugs are fixed.

This was a nice chance to test new update module that is now shipped in core of Drupal install. When I went to admin/build/modules link and hit check available updates nice red message warn me about security update:

New version of Drupal is out. Upgrade is very recommended because this version fixed cross site scripting bug that can allow users to inject arbitrary HTML and script code in certain pages. Also couple of minor bugs are fixed.

This was a nice chance to test new update module that is now shipped in core of Drupal install. When I went to admin/build/modules link and hit check available updates nice red message warn me about security update:

There are certainly not many Linux viruses (at least compared to Windows platform) but it seems that Linux viruses have very long life. After 6 years Rst-B is still active and not only that, it also is responsible for infecting of 70% of Linux servers: 

There are certainly not many Linux viruses (at least compared to Windows platform) but it seems that Linux viruses have very long life. After 6 years Rst-B is still active and not only that, it also is responsible for infecting of 70% of Linux servers: 

After one year of development Drupal 6.0 is finally here. There are many great new stuff in it such as: