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How to configure section targeting in Google AdSense

By  •  November 28, 2023

Google AdSense crawler crawls your website and tries to extract keywords from your pages. While Google generally performs the task well, you can help them do it better.


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How to add Google AdSense ad unit to feed

By  •  November 28, 2023

Doesn’t matter how optimized you sites are for AdSense, when it comes to people reading your site’s content via their feed reader, they are not served any ads at all. This reduce the chance of getting your ads clicked.

To start serving ads to your RSS or Atom feed, go to My ads → Feeds → Feed ads from your Google AdSense dashboard. Click on the New feed unit button from the page to start creating your AdSense ad unit for your feed.

You’ll need to fill up the details of the ad unit you are to create on the forms. This include the type, frequency, position, and color of your ad unit.

You have the option to track the performance of your AdSense for feed ad unit using custom channel. To do this, add the unit to any existing channel, or click on the Create new custom channel link in the Custom channels section if you want to create a new channel. You’ll then just need to enter the name of your custom channel’s name and click on the Save button to continue.

In the Feeds section, you’ll need to choose which of your site’s feed do you want to monetize using AdSense. Your site will be on the list if you already set up your site’s feed to use Feedburner service, which is linked to your Google account. If your site is not in the list, just click on the Burn new feed link to create a new one.

You’re then required to enter the URL of your site’s RSS or Atom feed, or you can just enter your site’s URL, and Google AdSense will automatically search your site for available feeds.

If your site has multiple feeds, you’ll need to choose the one that you want to monetize with AdSense.

You’ll then need to enter some details, such as the feed’s address and name. AdSense ads will only be served to people subscribed to the feed address configured here.

That’s all to it. Your AdSense for feed has beesn successfully set up.

You can see your created AdSense for feed by going to My ads → Feeds → Feed ads from your Google AdSense dashboard.

Whoever subscribes to you newly created feed will see ads similar to this in their feed reader.

How to create GlusterFS volume

By  •  November 28, 2023

A GlusterFS volume is a virtual disk that comprises bricks. A brick is a directory on the servers within the Trusted Pool dedicated to being joined into a GlusterFS
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How to install GlusterFS on Ubuntu or Debian

By  •  November 28, 2023

GlusterFS is already available in Ubuntu's default apt repository, which you can easily install using apt though it's not necessarily the latest version. To install the latest version of …
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How to install GlusterFS on CentOS, Red Hat or Fedora

By  •  November 28, 2023

GlusterFS can easily be installed via yum or dnf in CentOS, Red Hat, or Fedora as it's readily available in the default yum repository. However, it could be a …
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How to build a Gentoo chroot environment

By  •  November 28, 2023

You can create a base Gentoo system by using the stage 3 installer. You will have to also mount both dev and proc filesystem for your base system to be usable for chroot. These are the outline of the process.

  1. Create your chroot folder

    $ mkdir chroot-gentoo
  2. Download Gentoo stage 3 installer

    $ wget ftp://rsync4.jp.gentoo.org/GENTOO/releases/x86/current/stages/stage3-x86-2008.0.tar.bz2
  3. Extract it

    $ tar xf stage3-x86-2008.0.tar.bz2 -C chroot-gentoo
  4. Mount proc and dev filesystem.

    $ sudo mount -o bind /dev chroot-gentoo/dev
    $ sudo mount -o bind /proc chroot-gentoo/proc
  5. Start chrooting

    $ sudo chroot chroot-gentoo /bin/bash
  6. Unmount the dev and proc filesystem once you exited your chroot environment.

    $ sudo umount chroot-gentoo/dev chroot-gentoo/proc

How to install Gekko on Ubuntu

By  •  November 28, 2023

Gekko is an opensource, Node.js application for Bitcoin trading and is hosted on Github.

To install Gekko on Ubuntu, you'll need to first install nodejs and git. …
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How to install Gekko on CentOS / Fedora / Red Hat

By  •  November 28, 2023

Gekko is an opensource, Node.js application for Bitcoin trading. The application is available on Github.

As such you'll need to install git to download the application from …
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How to hide grid column in ExtJS

By  •  November 28, 2023

ExtJS is a Javacript based rich internet application (RIA) framework. One of the most useful feature of ExtJS is the grid feature.

The following is one way to declare a column in ExtJS grid.

columns: [
  {
    xtype: 'gridcolumn',
    header: 'Date / Time',
    sortable: true,
    width: 120,
    dataIndex: 'time'
  },
  //more columns
]

Using the above code, the column is created but user has the option to hide it by not selecting the column in the grid’s column menu. Here’s how column menu looks like in a sample application.

Un-check the Date / time checkbox and the column will not be displayed on the grid

To not show it by default when the application starts, add the following line to the column code when creating a grid

hidden: true

To completely disable the column, without the option to enable / show the column, add the following line as well.

hideable: false

The user now has no option to show the column.

How to install Logstash on Ubuntu or Debian

By  •  November 28, 2023

Logstash is a Java-based application requiring Java Runtime Environment or JRE to be installed for it to run. Both can be installed via apt though Logstash is not hosted …
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