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If you come here to read about how Hostbill software works, is it good?  Don't waste your time. I'm not going to say anything about it. I don't have any experience about it until now. However, I just wrote about how I deal with Hostbill and end up with nothing.

I just need Memcached to start automatically when reboot so that I don't have to wait to log into the server to do that every time I restart my server. The problem here is that I didn't install Memcached using YUM. I compiled Memcached it myself. So, there is no startup script for me to do it. Also, from what I have read, init.d startup script comes with YUM only support one instance of Memcached. In my case, I need to run multiple instances of Memcached. So, I searched for the script and below script is work for me :

1. Create Script in /etc/init.d/memcached

When you use chown to change ownership of a file or directory, it will work but with Symlink (Created by using ln command), you can't do that. When you do it, it will fail and you may not know that since there is no error message or anything to let you know. So, to change ownership for Symlink, you need to use option -h. Below is an example :

I have a MAC OS X Server and would like to be able to use "wget" command to download some file using Terminal. However, wget doesn't come with it. So, I checked on Google and found an article about using Curl as a replacement for wget. What you have to do is run command below in Terminal :

echo 'alias wget="curl -O"' >> ~/.bash_profile

Then, log out and login again. Now, you can use "wget" command to download file as you normally do. For example, I ran