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Using TortoiseSVN with subversion 1.7.x on Ubuntu suddently gave me the error "SSL handshake failed: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host". Installing the newest subvision manually solved the problem. Here are the steps...
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One can use websec to monitor web page changes. It is a perl script and is very easy to set up.
- Install mailx and postfix (if not working yet):
# apt-get install mailutils postfix - Setup postfix to be able to send mails. You may be asked during installation about postfix configuration. If you are not asked or you already have postfix issue the following command:
# dpkg-reconfigure postfix
and select "Internet site". (For pop3, imap, etc. setup see here.) - Download and unpack websec. Install it by
# make install - Make a directory .websec in your home directory. Copy "url.list" and "ignore.list" from the websec directory to .websec.
- Edit ".websec/url.list" to have the correct mail address, and the list of url to monitor.
- Run websec by typing
$ websec
and see it in actrion. - Add it to cron job to let it autorun regularly.
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If your users experience 404 errors (“page not found”) when they click menu items on your site, it could be that the SEF URLs setting in Joomla breaks your menu items, creating URLs that can’t be found, you still have hope.
Read more: How to Resolve “Page Not Found” Errors on Joomla Sites