In continuation of my previous article on installing OpenWRT on a Linksys WRT54GL, I discuss how to set some of the more advanced network configurations of the router, and how to setup a firewall with traffic shaping.

Controlling the Network Switch
If you’ve had a chance to look at the hardware layout of the WRT54GL, you will […]

Linksys really hit a niche when they created the WRT54G line of wireless routers, although unintentional. These particular routers were originally written using Linux which, due to the GPL, requires Linksys to release the source code. Since then, many open source groups have gotten ahold of this code and hacked it to bits. As such, […]

One of the things I’ve always wanted to write, ever since I started writing web backends, is a proper extendable (plugin) framework in PHP. I’ve spent a little time searching for something that would fit my needs, but surprisingly there are very few free, documented plugin frameworks available. Though, I know there are some PHP […]

I was looking for a good traffic analyzer for my website when I came across AWStats. It looked good compared to other log analyzers, so I decided to give it a try. I’m a fan of the Debian operating system, which I use on most of my servers. So, like any typical Debian user, I […]

Last summer, I was looking into a quick PHP script that does HTTP content negotiation for a small project I was working on. After searching around Google for several hours, I found several scripts that determined if a browser supported proper XHTML mime-types or not, but nothing for proper HTTP content negotiation. So I decided […]