Go under the Advanced tab, and under the Network tab. From there, click on Settings.

Choose Manual proxy configuration. Leave everything empty except the SOCKS Host and Port. The SOCKS host and port should be the respective host and port.

<form action="" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
	<input name="uploads[]" type="file" multiple="multiple">
	<input type="submit" value="Upload!">
</form>

Note the name of the <input> is uploads[], with a bracket. While the bracket is not required for multiple file selection, it is required for PHP to process the files. The following PHP snippet can be used to process the files uploaded using the code above:

<?php
if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST') {
	foreach($_FILES['uploads']['name'] as $id => $name) {
		rename($_FILES['uploads']['tmp_name'][$id], 'uploads/' . $name);
		echo "<p>$name uploaded successfully!</p>";
	}
}
?>

The PHP script will take all the files uploaded and place them into a folder named ‘uploads’. For it to work, the uploads folder will need to exist already, and needs to be writable by the web server. It’s recommended that you DO NOT use the exact PHP script in a production environment, as it’s dangerous to not check the file being uploaded. You don’t want others uploading a malicious PHP file and executing it on your server.

Click on Network and Sharing Center.

On the left side under ‘Tasks‘, click ‘Manage Network Connections‘.

Right click on ‘Local Area Connection‘ and click ‘Status‘. From there, click on ‘Details‘.

You will be presented with a whole list of information. Note down the ‘IPv4 Subnet Mask‘, ‘IPv4 Default Gateway‘, and the two ‘IPv4 DNS Servers‘. Afterwards, simply clock Close.

Right click on ‘Local Area Connection‘ again and click ‘Properties‘. Highlight ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)‘ and click on Properties.

Choose ‘Use the following IP address‘ and fill in the fields with the information provided previously when you clicked Details. This will be the settings for your first IP address.

To specify the additional IP addresses, click on Advanced. Click ‘Add‘ under ‘IP addresses‘ to add more IP addresses.

The ‘IP address‘ should be the IP address. The ‘Subnet mask‘ should be same as the one for the first IP address.

From there, click Add, OK, OK (and so on) to save and apply these settings.

You will be presented with the Add Roles Wizard. This wizard will guide you through the installation of IIS 7.

When on the Server Roles page, you will be able to select which roles you wish to install. In our situation, we want to install Web Server (IIS).

In order to setup the IIS web server, you will have to install a few additional features as well. You just have to click Add Required Features to install those as well.

After choosing to install IIS, you will be presented with an introduction to the web server, which will tell you a bit about the server itself. You don’t have to read it, but you may find the information helpful to know.

After reading the IIS introduction, you will have an opportunity to custom your IIS install. You can include services such as ASP.NET, ASP, CGI, SSI, among many others.

Before the actual IIS installation takes place, you will be presented with a summary of what will be installed. After reviewing the information, click Install to finally install the server.

The server installation process can take a while. The speed really depends on the server you are installing it on. It isn’t a bad time to take a coffee break or something of that sort.

After the installation has completed, you will be presented with the Installation Results page. Hopefully it tells you everything has been installed successfully.

After starting the IIS server, you will be able to test it on http://localhost/!

client_max_body_size 4M;

The number 4 should be changed to however megabytes you want the limit to be. Do note it’s 4M for 4 megabytes, rather than 4MB. After having added that to your configuration file, you should restart nginx for this change to take effect. Do note the command may differ, but should be the following if you installed from a RPM/DEB package or setup the startup script from our Nginx Startup Script post.

/etc/init.d/nginx restart

Even after increasing nginx’s upload limit, the PHP limit may also be limiting how large of a file you can upload. You will want to change the post_max_size and upload_max_filesize values in your php.ini file as well. Note that if you make a change here, most likely you will have to restart the spawn-fcgi process to make the change live.

After proceeding, you will have an IPv6 tunnel setup for you. Now, you will have to edit the configuration files.

To configure your computer/VPS to begin using the tunnel, edit the /etc/sysconfig/network file. You will need to add the following two lines. In some installs, you may have NETWORKING_IPV6=no, in which case you just change the no to the yes. This should be pretty self explanatory.

NETWORKING_IPV6=yes
IPV6_DEFAULTGW=<Server IPv6 Address without /64>

To complete configuring your computer to route IPv6 through tunnelbroker, you will have to create /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-sit1, with the following content:

DEVICE=sit1
BOOTPROTO=none
ONBOOT=yes
IPV6INIT=yes
IPV6TUNNELIPV4=<Server IPv4 Address>
IPV6TUNNELIPV4LOCAL=<Client IPv4 Address>
IPV6ADDR=<Client IPv6 Address with /64>

For these changes to take effect, run the following command to restart your network.

service network restart

To test that IPv6 is working, you can ping one of the sites with IPv6 enabled (such as this site). Pinging IPv6 addresses use the ping6 command, rather than the traditional ping command.

ping6 www.fusionswift.com
ping6 ipv6.google.com
ping6 www.v6.facebook.com

Enabling the Remote Desktop feature in Windows 2008 is quite simple. To begin with, go to Start -> Administrative Tools -> Server Manager.

Near the right of the screen under Server Summary and Computer Information, you will see a link called ‘Configure Remote Desktop‘.

You will have the ability to choose between disabling RDP, allowing connections from any version of RDP, or those running ‘Network Level Authentication’.

Click OK to save the settings, and Remote Desktop should be enabled at that point. Using your favorite RDP client, you will be able to remotely connect to the server.

The below example features a PageRank class, and two lines demonstrating the usage of the class. The script is mostly self explanatory.

<?php

class PageRank {
	function __construct($url) {
		$url = 'info:' . $url;
		$hash = '6' . $this->c($this->e($this->b($url)));
		$fetch = 'http://toolbarqueries.google.com/tbr?client=navclient-auto&ch=' . $hash . '&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&features=Rank&q=' . $url;
		if(function_exists('curl_init')) {
			$ch = curl_init();
			curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $fetch);
			curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0);
			curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
			$out = curl_exec($ch);
			curl_close($ch);
		} else {
			$out = file_get_contents($fetch);
		}
		$out = trim($out);
		if(strlen($out) > 0) {
			$this->pr = substr($out, 9);
		} else {
			$this->pr = -1;
		}
	}

	function b($hash) {
		$j = array();
		$length = strlen($hash);
        for($i = 0; $i < $length; $i++) {
        	$j[$i] = ord($hash[$i]);
        }
        return $j;
    }
	function c($l) {
		$l = ((($l / 7) << 2) | (($this->h($l, 13)) & 7));
		$j = array();
		$j[0] = $l;
		for($i = 1; $i < 20; $i++) {
			$j[$i] = $j[$i - 1] - 9;
		}
		$l = $this->e($this->g($j), 80);
		return $l;
	}
	function e($hash) {
		$r = 3862272608;
        $j = count($hash);
        $p = 2654435769;
        $o = 2654435769;
        $n = 3862272608;
        $l = 0;
        $m = $j;
        $q = array();
        while ($m >= 12) {
            $p += ($hash[$l] + ($hash[$l + 1] << 8) + ($hash[$l + 2] << 16) + ($hash[$l + 3] << 24));
            $o += ($hash[$l + 4] + ($hash[$l + 5] << 8) + ($hash[$l + 6] << 16) + ($hash[$l + 7] << 24));
            $n += ($hash[$l + 8] + ($hash[$l + 9] << 8) + ($hash[$l + 10] << 16) + ($hash[$l + 11] << 24));
            $q = $this->s($p, $o, $n);
            $p = $q[0];
            $o = $q[1];
            $n = $q[2];
            $l += 12;
            $m -= 12;
        }
        $n += $j;
        switch ($m) {
        case 11:
            $n += $hash[$l + 10] << 24;
        case 10:
            $n += $hash[$l + 9] << 16;
        case 9:
            $n += $hash[$l + 8] << 8;
        case 8:
            $o += $hash[$l + 7] << 24;
        case 7:
            $o += $hash[$l + 6] << 16;
        case 6:
            $o += $hash[$l + 5] << 8;
        case 5:
            $o += $hash[$l + 4];
        case 4:
            $p += $hash[$l + 3] << 24;
        case 3:
            $p += $hash[$l + 2] << 16;
        case 2:
            $p += $hash[$l + 1] << 8;
        case 1:
            $p += $hash[$l];
        }
        $q = $this->s($p, $o, $n);
        return ($q[2] < 0) ? (4294967296 + $q[2]) : $q[2];
	}
	function f($j, $i) {
        $k = 2147483648;
        if ($k & $j) {
            $j = $j >> 1;
            $j &= ~$k;
            $j |= 1073741824;
            $j = $j >> ($i - 1);
        } else {
            $j = $j >> $i;
        }
        return $j;
    }

    function g($j) {
    	$l = array();
    	$length = count($j);
    	for($k = 0; $k < $length; $k++) {
    	    for ($m = $k * 4; $m <= $k * 4 + 3; $m++) {
                $l[$m] = $j[$k] & 255;
                $j[$k] = $this->f($j[$k], 8);
            }
    	}
        return $l;
    }

    function h($j, $l) {
        $k = floor($j / $l);
        return ($j - $k * $l);
    }
	function s($t, $k, $u) {
		$t -= $k;
		$t -= $u;
		$t ^= ($this->f($u, 13));
		$k -= $u;
		$k -= $t;
		$k ^= ($t << 8);
		$u -= $t;
		$u -= $k;
		$u ^= ($this->f($k, 13));
		$t -= $k;
		$t -= $u;
		$t ^= ($this->f($u, 12));
		$k -= $u;
		$k -= $t;
		$k ^= ($t << 16);
		$u -= $t;
		$u -= $k;
		$u ^= ($this->f($k, 5));
		$t -= $k;
		$t -= $u;
		$t ^= ($this->f($u, 3));
		$k -= $u;
		$k -= $t;
		$k ^= ($t << 10);
		$u -= $t;
		$u -= $k;
		$u ^= ($this->f($k, 15));
		return array($t, $k, $u);
	}
}

$page_rank = new PageRank('http://www.fusionswift.com');
echo $page_rank->pr;
?>

1. Scientific Linux preparing to boot
2. SL login screen
3. SL’s desktop under GNOME desktop manager
4. SL’s desktop under Ice desktop manager
5. SL running Firefox under Ice

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Do note that not all themes support this feature. If your theme does not show pagination, simply add the following to your index.php, single.php, and page.php of your theme files (it must be placed within the WordPress loop):

<?php wp_link_pages(); ?>

Just as with any other element of WordPress, you have the ability to customize its layout with CSS. You can see our own pagination customization on our Windows 8 Screenshot post.