Are your hideous WordPress URLs frightening away your readers? Here is how to tame those unruly URLs:

Create a .htaccess file in your main wordpress folder (the same one as index.php)
Make the .htaccess file writeable
chmod 777 .htaccess
Ensure mod-rewrite is enabled for Apache2 (/etc/apache2/mods-enabled). There should be a symlink to /etc/apache2/mods-available/rewrite.load. If not, create it.
sudo […]

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Since version control is something which every programmer should be using, and since I like Subversion (SVN), I thought it would be great to add a tutorial about installing a web based SVN interface. Trac allows you to browse your SVN repositories from any web browser.
This tutorial assumes you have already installed Apache2 and Subversion. […]

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* Initially you will need to create a new directory where you want Apache to point to for its default web content. The original default path is located in “/var/www/apache2-default”, so we want our new default directory to be “NEW-DIRECTORY-NAME” (for tutorial sake). Also make sure there is a valid index.html file inside […]

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