Josephpaftek & the Télétubbies

Thursday, October 26, 2006

Linux Distribution Chooser

Linux Distribution Chooser

http://www.zegeniestudios.net/ldc/

this questionnaire makes it possible to choose between distributions linux by simple questions compared to our preferences and knowledge this site directs us towards a choice beetwen :

Fedora Core
Mandriva
OpenSuSE
Debian
MEPIS
Ubuntu
Kubuntu
Linspire
Xandros
PCLinuxOS
Yellowdog Linux
Gentoo
Slackware
Ark Linux
Knoppix
Arch Linux
Foresight Linux

external storage

The Buffalo manufacturer has just announced a new system of storage, the HD-QSU2.

- Two models are available, a version proposing a space of storage of 2 To, and a version from “only” 1 To.

These cases include 4 hard disks intern configurable in RAID 0, 1 or 5. They lay out of more than one connector industry USB 2.0 but also eSATA. Last detail, but which has its importance, the version 2 To costs more than 1000 euros. That makes only 50 hundreds/gigaoctet…

Thursday, October 19, 2006

Protocol HTTP

Protocol HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is the protocol more used on the Internet since 1990. V 0.9 was only intended to transfer from the data on Internet (in particular of the Web pages written in HTML. Version 1.0 of the protocol (the most used) makes it possible from now on to transfer from the messages with headings describing the contents of the message by using a coding of the type MIME. The objective of protocol HTTP is to allow a file transfer (primarily with format HTML) localised thanks to a character string called URL between a navigator (the customer) and a Web server (called besides httpd on the computers UNIX).

The communication beetwen the navigator and the server

The communication beetwen the navigator and the server is done in two times:
- The navigator carries out a request HTTP
- The server treats the request then sends an answer HTTP

The communication is carried out in addition to time if one considers the action of the request by the server.

A request HTTP is a whole of lines sent to the server by the navigator. It includes:

- A line of request: it is a line specifying the type of required document, the method which must be applied, and the version of the protocol used. The line includes three elements having separated by a space:
- Method
- The URL
- The version of the protocol used by customer (generally HTTP/1.0)

- Fields of heading of the request: it is about a whole of optional lines making it possible to give additional information on the request and/or the customer (Navigator, operating system,…).

- The body of the request: it is a whole of optional lines having to be separated from the preceding lines by a blank line.


Friday, October 06, 2006

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