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OK guys - I know I got a lot of contacts, emails, and a few comments that got stuck in the spam filter regarding the location of the CoD4statseditor14.rar file I had mentioned earlier - it looks like the site serving the stats editor it got itself delisted from Google - my guess is for being overly spammy and having pop-unders…
At any rate, you can now download the Call of Duty 4 Stats Editor v1.4 from GameCopyWorld - still somewhat spammy, but definitely working.
Good luck guys! Hope none of your lost your CoD stats over the holidays.
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Since installing bbPress on the forum.blandname.com subdomain, I’ve become addicted to the rapid posting workflow: add topic, title, description and post! It’s 4 steps and is over so quick I’ve been thinking about making a bookmarklet that will automate the task for me. Here’s the latest smaller posts I sent there, but should some day expand upon here (I’ll use blandname for longer posts from now on):
- vTiger CRM Virtual Machine
- RDP Manager for your Windows System Tray
- HOWTO TrixBox - VoIP Virtual Machine
- Online Virtual Machine Builder
- Microsoft Distributes Demo Software via VHD
- FREE Terminal Server Monitoring Tool
- VMware Workstation 6 Feature List
- Multi monitor support for RDP 6
- Add Reflections to bbPress Images
- Google PageRank and Alexa in Your Firefox 2
- Display Digg in WordPress - Digg Dugg Plugin
- Google Analytics Plugn for bbPress
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I have been testing the Mint PHP web statistics script for my development sites lately, and though I love it and the modular plugins you can get for it, one feature is sorely lacking - multiple user logins.
This quick hack is by no means revolutionary, but it certainly does get the job done.
A new feature in Mint 1.2.x is to allow what’s called a “client mode” where anyone can access the statistics without the need to login. While this works for locally hosted Mint installations, the is definitely sub-optimal when it comes to a production site.
The solution? I’m sure you may have guessed it already, but by using .htaccess, you can easily set up multiple logins to Mint!
In my case I use subdomains like minttea.mytestsite.com. Using SSH, I logon to minttea.mytestsite.com, and issue this command:
pico .htaccess
In order to add user to the file, you must append the .htaccess file with lines similar to this htaccess guide.
You’ll need to encrypt the usernames and passwords, but once it’s done you will have logins enabled.
Please note that this method is susceptible to a brute-force attack, but it will keep most people from poking around with your stats.
Once I have figured out a better way (using PHP for example) I will post it here too.
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