Enabling apache and PHP in OSX (Snow Leopard)
OS X Snow Leopard (10.6.x) comes with local apache server with lots of extensions/modules. You just need to configure (very easy) them in order to use it.
If apache is already configured (it should be), you can run it by:
sudo apachectl start
To check, if it is running, do this:
ps -aux|grep […] Continue Reading…
What is My IP? – updated
A few days ago, we announced that we have created a public service page called, “What is My IP?” to look up what IP address the people in the the Internet could see.
Since the IP address reveals much more information than who owns the IP address, we have updated […] Continue Reading…
What is My IP? – a free service from Signature Web Media
We have added a new service called, “What is My IP?,” as a public service.
Basically it will show your current IP address the public can see.
This particularly useful when you are using the DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol – dynamically assign your IP address) instead of using statically assigned […] Continue Reading…
How to configure Thunderbird 3.x as a pop mail client for GMail
I was trying to setup a POP client with Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0 for GMail and realized the Gmail account gets configured automatically as a IMAP client.
I eventually figured it out but I wanted to share the how-to configure the Thunderbird 3.0 for POP service with GMail. Then created the […] Continue Reading…
Signature Web Media Website Renewal
We have started to modify our website design: we did not like the use of table tags for design/structure purpose.
If you use <table> tags, it is easy to design frames/columns oriented sites; however, it is very difficult to modify overall looks without affecting SEO rankings in negative way (that […] Continue Reading…