325,278 views | By: Gi | On:28,Dec, 07
A new video clip from BlackCats, the Persian Band, titled "Madame". Previously on Gibni, you've seen the "Are Manam Dooset Daram" Video clip. Click on the image to enjoy...
85,447 views | By: Gi | On:7,Apr, 09
Heavy Cross, a Top Hit music. Here's the video clip...Click on the image to play:
57,806 views | By: Gi | On:9,Jun, 08
Due to some yet unknown issue, Wordpress version 2.8.2 might be causing server errors.
Lunarpages, my “current” and might become “ex” webhosting company, shut down Gibni.com yesterday without any prior notice, saying they’ve taken an emergency action, as the “index.php” script in my wordpress root was using huge server resources, and could cause a server crash.
First problem is, not only they changed the “index.php” permissions to “000″ (no read permissions) but they took ownership of the file, so neither I could make any changes to the file, nor analyze it for troubleshooting.
Secondly, they made the domain return an “internal server error” to all visitors.
This topic is researched, tested and written by Amir Hossein Moradi.
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This is the third article on the Windows Delayed Write Failed error occurring with hard drives (mostly external ones with USB/Firewire/Network connections). On 28th December 2007, I wrote the Windows – Delayed Write Failed – Solved! article which had more than 190,000 views, and helped many users till date. On 9th June 2008, the second article on this topic – Windows Delayed Write Failed – Latest Solution – which had more than 34,000 views till date, was out and is still getting many users out of trouble.
Now, it’s time to write the 3rd article and sum up all possible solutions for the Windows Delayed Write Failed error.
Making money online is one of the most researched topics for many of web developpers, bloggers and website owners. It takes a lot of efforts to produce quality content and get enough traffic, to be able to rank better in search results and improve your different ranking factors. After a while of being online, website owners will get advertising offers from different companies, which might be interesting at first.
Well, this is a good sign, as it means that your site is getting some interest and attention; but it’s also an alert, warning you to be cautious.
There are lots of scams out there, which try to fool you by offering great business opportunities and make you run some ads or malicious scripts on your website. They (the scammers) will try to get detailed information about you, your website, personal details and even your bank account(s). 
If you ever heard about Microsoft (the maker of Windows and a full bundle of problems attached to it), and if you have already heard about Conficker, or also called Downup, Downadup or Kido, I suppose that you’ve already taken steps on protecting yourself and your friends from this computer worm (or computer virus as some may call it!).
I’m writing this urgent post to warn everyone and help my dear visitors protect themselves and repair their infected computers.
Please spread the word and get people to read this article so you can help and save them! (
Immediately)
Conficker was born in October 2008, and targets Microsoft Windows Operating systems, so if you run Windows on your computer, YOU ARE A TARGET FOR CONFICKER! So, let’s get straight to the point, that is how to know if you’re already infected and how to remove the worm and how to protect yourself from later infections.
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On October 23, 2008, Microsoft released a critical security update, MS08-067, to resolve a vulnerability in the Server service of Windows that, at the time of release, was facing targeted, limited attack. The vulnerability could allow an anonymous attacker to successfully take full control of a vulnerable system through a network-based attack, the sort of vectors typically associated with network “worms.” Since the release of MS08-067, the Microsoft Malware Protection Center (MMPC) has identified two variants of Win32/Conficker in the wild to date:
(Source: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/dd452420.aspx )
For detailed “How to remove Conficker worm” instructions, visit this post: How to Remove Conficker (On Gibni)