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  Posted: Mar 01 | Filed under: PHP

If you find this in your apache error.log: Premature end of script headers in index.php and get a 500 error on your wordpress blog, then you should check your suexec log. When it reaches 2GB you will receive a 500 error and the message: Premature end of script headers

You can find the log here: /var/log/apache/suexec.log or simply enter locate suexec.log

Also check your /var/log/suphp.log … if it is over 2GB large you will receive the 500 error!

  Posted: Mar 01 | Filed under: Cpanel/WHM

If you find this error in your apache error.log you most likely have rebuild your system and broke a few apache modules.

I received the error after rebuilding my system with EasyApache and using APC + Memcache. I compiled memcache and APC myself, so after rebuilding the system via EasyApache it would receive the error: child pid exit signal segmentation fault 11

If that is not your problem, you should rebuild apache without eaccelerator, acp or memcache, because they can cause the problem.

  Posted: Oct 14 | Filed under: Wordpress

… if you encounter this or a similar problem the easiest solution is to validate your feed.

To validate your RSS feed, simply go to http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=

Enter your Feed URL and hit enter. Now you know if the feed is valid or not. Most likely it is not. Write down the error line and find out what entry is causing the error. When you found the post you should remove any signs that might cause problems. In my case I had to remove the “&-sign”. Because HTML hex-codes normally start with the “&”-sign they are causing some problems sometimes.

  Posted: Sep 12 | Filed under: Javascript

We all hate them, yet there’s no way around them .. sometimes. Well, actually sometimes they can be even useful. What if you are programming a web 2.0 site and want to create some neat popups that explain how this or that works? Popups can also come in handy if you want to make sure that visitors to your blog don’t miss any important information.

Anyway, after looking around I found two solutions. From now on, I’ll always differentiate between the “Blogger solution” and the “Marketeer solution”. If you don’t know why I am doing that, I suggest you subscribe to our mailing list and grab your free eBook.
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  Posted: Sep 12 | Filed under: Social Networking

Twitter has updated their TOS (Terms of Service). What does their new TOS say?

First of all, Twitter underlines that you own your tweets and not Twitter, but is allowed to share it with anyone.

Secondly, the Twitter TOS states that they may include relevant ads to the content:

The Services may include advertisements, which may be targeted to the Content or information on the Services, queries made through the Services, or other information.

Twitter wouldn’t be Twitter if they would go for the plain banner advertising, that’s why they will smartly integrate ads that are highly relevant – at least that’s what I expect from them.

There are rumors that they might also be launching a “pro” edition of twitter that gives you access to additional features and will probably not include advertisements.

Update: Oh yea, here’s the link if you want to read through the TOS http://twitter.com/tos

  Posted: Sep 11 | Filed under: Make Money Online

I’ve noticed that more and more people call all the methods that allow you to make money online “scams”.
Do you also think that making money with blogging is a scam?

Some people make beginners believe that they can earn money from blogging straight from day 1. They make you buy their tools, subscribe to their mailing list or lure you into a monthly subscription program that will cost you tremendous amounts of money. That’s why many people talk about a conspiracy and a so called “make money blogging scam”. There are even some affiliate programs that will lure you into their program by telling you that you can make $1000’s per month by putting links on a website.
It’s not that easy, but it’s also not as diifcult as many people think.
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