WordPress not allow installing wordpress into subdirectory name with blog.

Here are some step to remove this restrictions.

WordPress hook directory : subdirectory_reserved_names

Wp-admin/ms-edit.php line no:154

//$subdirectory_reserved_names = apply_filters( ‘subdirectory_reserved_names’, array( ‘page’, ‘comments’, ‘blog’, ‘files’, ‘feed’ ) );
$subdirectory_reserved_names = apply_filters( ‘subdirectory_reserved_names’, array( ‘page’, ‘comments’, ‘files’, ‘feed’ ) );

Last night I heard from friends on Sina Weibo that Google Plus was unblocked and there is a Chinese carnival on Barack Obama’s G+ page, where we can do our favorite online activities such as 抢沙发 （”occupying sofa”－being the first in the comment roll ), and刷屏 （”swiping screen”-creating a sea of comments that flood the whole page). I immediately went to my G+ account, which I haven’t used since I opened it last year, and added Obama to my circle of “family”. Wow, under the first post I saw on Obama’s page dated Feb.24, 90% of the 500 comments are in Chinese, and a significant amount of the rest are in Chinglish. I have not seen a virtual party so wild since the April of 2010 when we climbed over the Great Firewall to follow the twitter of Aoi Sola (Japanese AV star).

A few weeks back, I introduced you to my friend Shawn. He’s a strong systems thinker, a former soldier, someone I respect and admired from my youth.

At one point or another this happens to every computer user in the world: You install a program, find out that you don’t like it, or need it, or that it’s plain useless for the task you wanted to use it for, and you want to uninstall it. So you open up the Windows Add/Remove tool, click the button to uninstall the program… and find out that you cannot uninstall the program. In this article I will try to explain how to force uninstall a program, that you cannot uninstall using the Windows Add/Remove tool. Before that, however, I will try to explain what happens during installation.

In the networking world many are taught the Open Systems Interconnection model or OSI model of networking. The OSI model is described as a layered approach of how data travels in the network. The layers taught in any networking class are, starting from the bottom and working your way up:

Today, I will use centos minimal to setup a php server with mysql database
1. #yum -y update

2. install packets

yum -y install httpd php mysql mysql-server php-mysql httpd-manual mod_ssl mod_perl mod_auth_mysql php-mcrypt php-gd php-xml php-mbstring php-ldap php-pear php-xmlrpc mysql-connector-odbc mysql-devel libdbi-dbd-mysql


I think centos is the best server os for me, I use it on company servers
This post just recorded the procedure that my first time of installing the Centos 6.2 minimal

1. Download the ISO file

I download the mirror file from 163(chinese big news cms site) http://mirrors.163.com/centos/6.2/isos/i386/CentOS-6.2-i386-minimal.iso

Following are the advantages of the Command Line Interface:
• You can make and modify configuration settings.
• You can create, update, and delete a component, device in a network, or any
database information
• You can start, stop and suspend any service in network operation.
• You can control a service running on a network device.
• You can enable and disable a switching component in a network or in any
conditional storage variable.
• You can view the properties of a network device or any specified component.
• Command line Interface is either text string based or character key based. This
makes the Command Line Interface very user friendly. Any terminal interface,
such as Telnet interface, Serial interface, etc. acts as a CLI.

Amid all the noise and fury over Google’s policy of requiring real names (or at least real-sounding names) on its new Google+ network — a policy that Facebook also has, and one we have been critical of in the past — it’s easy to forget that there’s a pretty large web service that doesn’t much care what your real name is. Although it does prevent you from pretending to be people you aren’t, Twitter doesn’t block or ban users for having pseudonyms the way Google and Facebook do. Why is that? I think it’s because Twitter realizes it can provide plenty of value for users (and thus for advertisers) without having to know your real name. The social web is about reputation and influence, not necessarily names.