Svilen Sabev

THE BACKUP SCRIPT

This is how it looks on screen:
Code:

|-------------------------------------------------------------
|  IT'S RECOMMENDED TO RUN THIS SCRIPT BEFORE GNOME LOGIN
|-------------------- Press CTRL+ALT+F1 at the GDM login
|-------------------------------------------------------------
|  BACKUP YOUR SYSTEM:
1) Backup
2) Exit
#?

You simply just type: sudo backup and choose with your number keys the wanted action and press Enter on the keyboard.

OK, lets start.
Open a terminal window and type:
$ gedit backup

Copy the following code into your empty text file:
Code:

MySQL Performance Tuning Primer Script
http://www.day32.com/MySQL/
http://www.day32.com/MySQL/tuning-primer.sh

This script takes information from "SHOW STATUS LIKE..." and "SHOW VARIABLES LIKE..."
to produce sane recomendations for tuning server variables.
It is compatable with all versions of MySQL 3.23 and higher (including 5.1).

Currently it handles recomendations for the following:

• Slow Query Log
• Max Connections
• Worker Threads
• Key Buffer
• Query Cache
• Sort Buffer
• Joins
• Temp Tables
• Table (Open & Definition) Cache
• Table Locking
• Table Scans (read_buffer)
• MyISAM Status

Sometimes you might want to blur (reduce the opacity) an image on default and bring it back to being opaque on mouse over. You can use this effect to keep the users focus on your content rather than those links bar on the top of the page: for e.g. you can make your full menu bar with links less opaque or more transparent by default and highlight them on mouse over.
So how do we acheive this? Very simple the answer to this is to use the “opacity” property.

Opacity property can have the following values: 0.0 to 1.0 any values outside this range will be clamped into this.

Opacity: 1.0 means that the element is 100% Opaque or in other words 0% transparent.
Opacity: 0.0 means that the element is 100% transparent or in other words 0% opaque.

according to W3C this is how opacity should be defined opacity: 0.5

But Mozilla and IE had their own ways of implementing this

IE wants this for opacity to work filter:alpha(opacity=50)

and Mozilla wanted this -moz-opacity: 0.5

After years of staying in the shadow and developing for web finally I decided to run my own blog and tell people I am alive and online.

The main idea of the blog is to show the World what I am interested in and what new things are born in the open source communities. Also I will post tips and tricks used in my hard workdays and syndications from various places which i am tracking. Off course the blog is run on Drupal