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August 4, 2016 by Miro Metsänheimo on Java

Internet Explorer’s problems with asynchronous calls and their fixes

Today I stumbled again – as every single developer eventually will – with Internet Explorer’s brilliant and different way of handling things. I implemented a socket listener thread to a port on the server side and a simple HTTP GET request from the client side. The main objective here was to make the server do More…

 
March 31, 2016 by Miro Metsänheimo on Linux

Installing Lets Encrypt’s SSL certificate to mail server with Postfix and Dovecot

Hi! I’ve been getting notifications from StartSSL for a month saying that my SSL certificate is expiring. I decided to try out the new Let’s Encrypt free SSL. In this post I will be installing the certificate on a mail server. To start off, you will need Git on your server apt-get install git Next up, More…

 
September 30, 2015 by Miro Metsänheimo on Linux, Networking

Setting up a free virtual server with Amazon EC2 and a .tk domain

In this post I’m doing an assignment for Tero Karvinen’s course on linux servers. The assignment is to create a name based virtual server with a domain pointing to it. I decided to use Amazon’s EC2, since it has a free tier and I have already used it once before. Setting up Once I already More…

 
September 17, 2015 by Miro Metsänheimo on Linux, Networking

Protecting your SSH server from brute force attacks

If your server is online and out there, it’s probably being already attacked by someone with brute force. This means that someone is running a script trying to guess your root password so it can use your hardware for benefit. I ran into this problem recently after just weeks of publishing my website. You can More…

 
September 14, 2015 by Miro Metsänheimo on Networking

Buffalo WHR-300HP2 port forwarding fix with DD-WRT

Hi! Did you also buy a Buffalo AirStation WHR-300 router and are thinking your head through how to get the port forwarding to work. I did. I tried every possible thing and different firewall software and different computers, even updated the firmware of the router and still nothing. I decided to go for it and search More…

 

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