http://stackoverflow.com – I have problem with jax-rs services, service return HTTP Status 405 - Method Not Allowed. I calling serice from android project. Here is my code: Service: @GET @Consumes(MediaType.TEXT_HTML) @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) @Path("login") public Korisnici Login(@QueryParam("u") String username,@QueryParam("p") String password){ Korisnici exception = new Korisnici(); try { (HowTos)

http://serverfault.com – I set up openssh on my server to listen to xx port and to use authorized_keys. From a windows client I am able to login to my server using my passphrase using putty. All Ok. This is the way I wanted. The problem now. With an ubuntu desktop I use connect to server, I select the method = ssh, port = xx, host = ip, folder = correct folder, etc. Click connect and boom I am connected. (HowTos)

http://forums.fedoraforum.org – Beginning with an update to my F18/KDE install a week or so back, I can't use evolution. It seems to revolve around not being able to log into my gmail hosted account. In the past, the password was stored on my keyring. Don't know if the keyring became corrupt or if Evolution is no longer asking it for the password, or if the keyring isn't becoming unlocked. (HowTos)

http://serverfault.com – I am in the arduous and painful process of setting up secure users on a new web LEMP server with Ubuntu 12.04. I was initially going to setup something like vsftpd or proftpd but many have suggested just to use SFTP directly so I will. Ultimately, I have one primary user (which I use simply to prevent root logins). (HowTos)

http://serverfault.com – It seems really insecure to store permanent IAM access credentials (key, secret) on the instance or any other place. The way I understood roles - it would make sense if I could manage permissions to perform certain tasks using roles: setup the role, user group with permission to assume that role, add users to that group from command line type something like "ec2_assume_role rolename time_till_e (HowTos)