Tag Archives: linux

Bypass Hulu Regional Restrictions in Mac OS X

Hulu is a great site to find new shows and catch up on old, but due to various contracts no one outside the US can use it. This irritated some friends of mine from Canada, England, Germany, et cetera. So I decided to write up one (very reliable) way to circumvent the Hulu geolocation checks [...]

SSL VHosting On The Same IP (aka SNI)

Server Name Indication (SNI), an extension to TLS, allows browsers that support it to connect to SSL hosts that do not have dedicated IPs (much like standard http virtual hosting has worked for years). This extension, however, must be supported on both the server and client side. Microsoft has not yet chosen to support it [...]

Upgrading Ubuntu Server to 9.10

A quick reminder for those who don’t know or have forgotten how to upgrade an Ubuntu server: sudo apt-get install update-manager-core sudo do-release-upgrade Follow the instructions, reboot, and you’re done!

Ubuntu 9.10 Article Updated

I’ve just updated my Ubuntu 9.10 in VMware article with a better process. If you’re looking to install Karmic Koala when it’s released on 10/29 check it out!

Ubuntu 9.10 In VMware – Updated

Update 2: Preliminary 10.04 instructions are available here. No real obstacles for those running the latest Fusion/Workstation. Update: If you’re using VMware Fusion 3.0 or any VMware Tools version 8.2.3-204229 or better you can follow a drastically simplified process. sudo apt-get install build-essential, choose install VMware Tools from the menu, copy tar to desktop, untar, [...]

Upgrading Ubuntu Server 8.10 (Intrepid) to 9.04 (Jaunty)

Now that Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) is out I decided to upgrade a few of my servers from 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) to the latest release. To upgrade via the command line follow these steps (as root or via sudo): aptitude update aptitude safe-upgrade aptitude install update-manager-core This will get your system upgraded to the latest [...]