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oated sunucusunun yanıtını ve yönlendirmelerini kontrol edin
web yönlendirmesini kontrol et url durum kodu denetleyicisi

Sunucu yanıtını kontrol edin

Sunucu yanıtı
NS kayıtları
Whois alanı
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Ham HTML kodu
200 OK - oated.com
HTTP Status: 200
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
Server: nginx
Date: Thu, 22 May 2025 01:21:10 GMT
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Connection: keep-alive

HTTP Kodu 200 OK

200 durum kodu, standart bir başarılı HTTP sunucu yanıtıdır. Bu, istemcinin isteğinin (örneğin, bir tarayıcıdan) başarıyla işlendiği ve sunucunun istenen verileri ilettiği anlamına gelir.

Kod 200 ne zaman kullanılır?

  • Bir web sayfası yüklenirken
  • Bir API yanıtı başarıyla alındığında
  • Bir form veya başka bir HTTP isteği işlenirken

Kod 200 kullanıcı için ne anlama gelir?

Kullanıcı içeriği hatasız alır ve sayfa veya uygulama düzgün çalışır. Kod 200'e veri eşlik ediyorsa, tarayıcı veya program bunu işler ve kullanıcıya görüntüler.

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            <a class="ah" title="static link" href="183-geany-document-tab-size-font"><h1>Document tab size in Geany</a></h1>
            <p>I have been using Geany for years to edit code. Mostly for
        JavaScript and PHP and lately for Lua. It gives great productivity
        as you can search code with a shortcut. It searches for function
        definitions, but you can also search for any text. And you can
        click results to quickly navigate there.</p>

        <p>The only problem is that all files need to be opened to get
        included in the search. So I use the Project feature to organize
        open files and simply open all my Lua files. For the game I'm
        currently making, that's around 20 files. It works fine on Mac,
        but on Linux the default GTK theme makes the file tabs very
        big and 20 cannot fit on the screen. So I have to navigate
        between Files/Documents and Symbols tab all the time instead
        of having it all on one screen.</p>

        <p>I have googled a lot to find the way to reduce the size of
        tabs because Geany itself doesn't have an option. Even if you
        reduce the font size, there's just too much padding with blank
        space.</p>

        <p>Today I discovered GTK Inspector. A tool that allows you to
        run any GTK application and inspect it's elements. Just run
        Geany like this:</p>

        <pre>GTK_DEBUG=interactive geany</pre>

        <p>Then press Ctrl+Shift+D and Alt+tab into inspector.</p>

        <p>After some fiddling, I managed to find the notebook tab
        elements that control the font and spacing. I was still a mystery
        how to write proper CSS as the one shown in Gtk Inspector seemed
        strange and had a lot of text that you cannot copy/paste. Then
        I noticed it shows the .css file from the theme. In my case, it
        was gtk-contained-dark.css. And in that file I finally found
        the CSS responsible for layout. I typed the following custom CSS
        into Gtk Inspector:</p>

        <pre>notebook &gt; header tab { min-height: 5px; padding: 0px 12px; }</pre>

        <p>And suddenly I can see 30+ files.</p>

        <p>The next step was to make this permanent. At first I added the same
        CSS line into ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css file in my home directory.</p>

        <p>Later I discovered that Geany has its own CSS file for custom
        settings. From the main menu, go to Tools, Configuration Files, geany.css
        and add it there. This way the change only affects Geany.</p>

        <p>Finally I can get full productivity with Geany.</p>
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                        <span style="color: silver; font-size: 9pt">Milan Babuškov, 2024-09-03</span>        </div>        <div class="post">
            <a class="ah" title="static link" href="182-macos-netstat"><h1>Services listening to network requests on macOS</a></h1>
            <p>I decided to toy around with Apache on macOS High Sierra and
        wanted to make sure it only listens to localhost connections.
        To check open ports, you can use netstat like this:</p>

        <pre># netstat -anvp tcp | awk 'NR<3 || /LISTEN/'
Active Internet connections (including servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q  Local Address          Foreign Address        (state)     rhiwat shiwat    pid   epid
tcp6       0      0  *.49782                *.*                    LISTEN      131072 131072    323      0
tcp4       0      0  *.49782                *.*                    LISTEN      131072 131072    323      0
tcp4       0      0  127.0.0.1.80           *.*                    LISTEN      131072 131072   4952      0
tcp6       0      0  *.49153                *.*                    LISTEN      131072 131072     60      0
tcp4       0      0  *.49153                *.*                    LISTEN      131072 131072     60      0
tcp4       0      0  *.3050                 *.*                    LISTEN      131072 131072    161      0</pre>

        <p>Ok, Apache is fine, but this got me curious. PID 60 is
        XBox360 controller driver and PID 323 is rapportd. Why either
        of those needs to listen for network connections is beyond me.</p>

        <p>PID 161 is FirebirdSQL DBMS, so I disabled it as I don't
            really need it currently, by editing the file:</p>

        <pre>/Library/LaunchDaemons/org.firebird.gds.plist</pre>

        <p>and setting the keyname <b>Disabled</b> to <b>true</b>.</p>

        <p>I'm still looking for a way to disable rapportd and XBox360 daemon.</p>
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                        <span style="color: silver; font-size: 9pt">Milan Babuškov, 2021-11-14</span>        </div>        <div class="post">
            <a class="ah" title="static link" href="181-hide-users-macos-login"><h1>Hiding some users from macOS login screen</a></h1>
            <p>Installing software like Firebird DBMS adds users to your
        macOS system. In this particular case it added the user <b>firebird</b>, but
        I also wanted to toy around with the Firebird embedded variant, which
        has some magic for SYSDBA user. So I also added user named SYSDBA manually.</p>

        <p>The problem is that my login screen now shows a bunch of accounts
        that cannot really be used. It's incredible that macOS has no GUI
        to simply exclude some accounts from the login screen. I guess it can
        pose a support problem down the line when people forget they hid
        some account and have no idea how to get it back... oh well.</p>

        <p>Anyway, there's a way to at least bundle all of those accounts you
        don't need into a <i>Other</i> category. It's done with a command like this one:</p>

        <pre>sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.loginwindow HiddenUsersList -array-add username</pre>

        <p>The only problem is that this setting gets ignored after restart
        if you use full-disk encryption. Apparently the setting is stored in
        the encrypted part of the disk, and Mac shows the login screen before
        you decrypt it. Not really sure where it reads the list of users
        from in that case?</p>
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                        <span style="color: silver; font-size: 9pt">Milan Babuškov, 2021-10-29</span>        </div>        <div class="post">
            <a class="ah" title="static link" href="180-cheapssl-positivessl-comodo-stunnel"><h1>Using CheapSSLs certificates with stunnel</a></h1>
            <p>CheapSSLs website sells cheapest mainstream SSL certificates currently.
        Apparently they are part of NameCheap group and also run ssls.com website.
        Prices are really low, and running SSL is not really that expensive anymore.</p>

        <p>In my setup, I'm mostly using stunnel in front of HAProxy, which then
        does load-balancing to a bunch of nginx, Apache and node.js servers.
        Configuring each of those for SSL would be PITA, so I'm simply using
        stunnel. The only drawback was getting IP addresses of connected web clients.
        This can be solved with proxy protocol using HAProxy 1.5, but I also use
        websockets and json-polling and xhr-polling
        with node.js and socket.io I cannot use the proxy protocol. So I patched
        stunnel 5.0 with 4.x patch you can find on the net, to give me
        additional HTTP headers.
        </p>

        <p>When you apply for SSL cert at cheapssls, they ask for the type of
        web server and even though there are 20+ options, stunnel is not one
        of them. So I picked &quot;other&quot;. I got three files:</p>

        <ul>
            <li>mydomain.csr</li>
            <li>AddTrustExternalCARoot.crt</li>
            <li>PositiveSSLCA2.crt</li>
        </ul>

        <p>BTW, to create the certificate request, I used the <a href="/155-Setting-up-real-SSL-Nodejs-Express">same
        procedure</a> as with GoDaddy.</p>

        <p>I tried to set it up using intuition and previous experience with
        GoDaddy, but it just would not work. I would get this error:</p>

        <pre>[!] SSL_CTX_use_PrivateKey_file: B080074: error:0B080074:x509 certificate routines:X509_check_private_key:key values mismatch
[!] Service [domain]: Failed to initialize SSL context
        </pre>

        <p>So I tried to use the CAfile setting, copy/paste certificates again,
        and stunnel just would not start. If I removed intermediate certificates
        it would work, but then it would not support all the browsers out there.</p>

        <p>Finally, after a lot of trial and error and trying out various howtos
        on the net, I got it working. Here's how to do it. First, create a file
        containing your certificate, intermediate certificate and root certificate,
        in that <b>exact order</b>. This is important, because it would not work
        otherwise:
        </p>

        <pre>cat yourdomain.crt PositiveSSLCA2.crt AddTrustExternalCARoot.crt > all.pem
        </pre>

        Next, set up a stunnel.conf file like this:

        <pre>cert=/full/path/to/all.pem
key=/full/path/to/yourdomain.key
        </pre>

        <p>Do not use the CAFile setting at all. And that's it. It's really simple
        once you get it working.</p>
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                        <span style="color: silver; font-size: 9pt">Milan Babuškov, 2014-03-26</span>        </div>        <div class="post">
            <a class="ah" title="static link" href="179-traffic-hacker-news-effect"><h1>How much traffic can you expect from Hacker News front page</a></h1>
            <p>In mid of July I posted a link to my blog post about Yahoo! Mail
        (see previous post) to <a
        href="news.ycombinator.com">Hacker News</a>. The post was quickly
        picked up, and reached the front page:</p>

        <img style="border: 1px solid gray" src="images/HNfrontpage.png">

        <p>HN effect lasted for two days. As soon as the story left the front page,
        traffic dropped. My blog gets 30-40 visits per day usually.
        In those two days, it got about 14000:</p>

        <img style="border: 1px solid gray" src="images/HNeffect.png">

        <p>The only feedback and social sharing mechanism I use on this blog is
        Twitter. As a side effect, I also got about 10 new Twitter followers
        in those few days.</p>

        <p>Conclusion: HN posting could be useful to get some attention, but
        keep in mind that it would only last for a day or two. As you may
        notice, I don't have any ads on my blog, the real purpose of my blog
        posts is just sharing my thoughts with the community.</p>
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                    title="Open this topic separately, so that you can share/comment on Twitter" href="179-traffic-hacker-news-effect">Feedback &amp; Share</a>            </span>
                        <span style="color: silver; font-size: 9pt">Milan Babuškov, 2013-09-02</span>        </div>        <div class="post">
            <a class="ah" title="static link" href="178-yahoo-mail-catching-up"><h1>Yahoo! Mail is not catching up anymore. Your move GMail</a></h1>
            <p>Using GMail with intermittent connection on my Android device has
        always been slow, but I simply thought that's the way things should be.
        Some two months ago, I needed to read my, over a decade old @yahoo.com
        mail, and I installed Yahoo! Mail app on my Android. What a pleasant
        surprise that was. It is FAST. Much faster than Gmail. I wrote YMail off
        on the desktop, but on mobile it was clearly better and I enjoy reading
        and sending mail on it.</p>

        <p>Today, I logged into Yahoo! Mail on my desktop machine, and I was
        in for another surprise. They fixed the "paging" issue, and made it
        run even faster than before. Replies are much easier than using GMail's,
        recently introduced narrow space. Not to mention that PageUp and PageDown
        keys work properly:</p>

        <p>GMail has caused so much pain to me lately. A couple
        of e-mails sent accidentally because I pressed PageDown and hit space.
        Instead of moving the cursor to bottom and adding space, GMail moved the
        focus from text box to the Send button and pressing Space key on it
        made it send the message. Also, it's impossible to select text with Shift+PageDown
        in GMail. Unless you have 30" monitor which is presumably why all the
        Google engineers are completely unaware of the issue. GMail reply is
        UX nightmare on laptop with standard resolution like 1280x800 or 1366x768.</p>

        <p>Another issue I had with Yahoo mail in the past is also gone. Earlier
        when you had a lot of messages to select (say, like 100+) you would
        either have to scroll page-by-page in old, classic view or you could
        switch to modern one which would load everything. With 1000+ messages
        in my, 14-year old, inbox this posed a problem. Now they fixed that. I
        loads initial set of messages and keeps loading more as you scroll down.
        When I reach those 100-something messages I need to select, I can easily
        select them all in one go. Not that I think about it, GMail does not
        have this feature, so that's one more reason to use YMail.</p>

        <p>Let's face it, with free GMail for domains removed from market, and
        latest improvements in Yahoo Mail, Yahoo seems to be a clear leader now.
        It's faster, has more features, and it's much easier to reply to messages.
        I hope GMail team wakes up soon.</p>            <span style="float: right">                <a class="ah" style="border: 1px solid black; padding: 4px; margin: 0px;
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                        <span style="color: silver; font-size: 9pt">Milan Babuškov, 2013-07-18</span>        </div>        <div class="post">
            <a class="ah" title="static link" href="177-gods-of-sparta"><h1>Gods of Sparta: Indie strategy game</a></h1>
            <p><a href="http://gos.bigosaur.com">Gods of Sparta</a> is a card
        strategy game I've been working on in the past 3 months. It's a
        card combat game, but without all the trading, collecting, booster
        pack nonsense that makes you waste money on cards that you'll never
        use. The game is oriented on strategy, both players have equal chance
        to win, and it's played in real-time (although it's turn based, players
        have about 30 seconds to play their move). It's really easy to learn,
        but hard to master.</p>

        <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/nN_fXJke00U?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

        <p>5 designers were hired to create graphics
        for the units, while I did programming and all the rest. Visit the <a
        href="http://gos.bigosaur.com">Gods of Sparta website</a>
        to try it out</p>            <span style="float: right">                <a class="ah" style="border: 1px solid black; padding: 4px; margin: 0px;
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                        <span style="color: silver; font-size: 9pt">Milan Babuškov, 2013-07-16</span>        </div>        <div class="post">
            <a class="ah" title="static link" href="176-checkbox-easelj-howto"><h1>Creating Checkbox or Toggle button with EaselJS (CreateJS)</a></h1>
            <p>Creating a checkbox is rather simple, but here's some code that
        you can use in your project without having to invent it yourself.</p>

        <p>For checkbox or toggle button we need two images representing the
        states: checked/unchecked, on/off, yes/no, etc. You need to prepare
        those two images and load them into a createjs.Bitmap. In the game I'm
        creating, I used these two images:</p>

        <img src="images/checkboxen.jpg">

        <p>Of course, you can place both images in a single file and then
        use sourceRect property to create two bitmaps. The code would go like
        this:</p>

<pre>
var imageUnchecked = new createjs.Bitmap('checkboxen.jpg');
imageUnchecked.sourceRect = new createjs.Rectangle(0, 0, 34, 29);

var imageChecked = new createjs.Bitmap('checkboxen.jpg');
imageChecked.sourceRect = new createjs.Rectangle(34, 0, 34, 29);
</pre>
    <p>Now that we have both images, lets create a checkbox. All you need
    is a simple function call:</p>

<pre>
var xPos = 100;
var yPos = 100;
var initialState = true;    // checked initially
var btn = new toggleButton(xPos, yPos, imageChecked, imageUnchecked,
    initialState, function(isChecked) {

    if (isChecked)
        // do something
    else
        // do something else

});
</pre>

    <p>To read the state later, outside of click handler, use the following code:</p>

<pre>
if (btn.checked)
{
    // ...
}
</pre>

    <p>Of course, for this to work, you need <b>toggleButton</b> function. Here it is:</p>

<pre>
function toggleButton(x, y, checkedImg, uncheckedImg, initialState, onClick)
{
    var self = this;
    self.checked = initialState;

    checkedImg.x = x;
    checkedImg.y = y;
    checkedImg.visible = initialState;
    checkedImg.cursor = 'pointer';

    uncheckedImg.x = x;
    uncheckedImg.y = y;
    uncheckedImg.visible = !initialState;
    uncheckedImg.cursor = 'pointer';

    var checkClick = function(newState) {
        self.checked = newState;
        uncheckedImg.visible = !newState;
        checkedImg.visible = newState;
        onClick(newState);
    };

    checkedImg  .addEventListener('click', function() { checkClick(false); });
    uncheckedImg.addEventListener('click', function() { checkClick(true); });
}
</pre>
    <p>The code above is public domain. Feel free to use and modify it.</p>            <span style="float: right">                <a class="ah" style="border: 1px solid black; padding: 4px; margin: 0px;
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                        <span style="color: silver; font-size: 9pt">Milan Babuškov, 2013-07-11</span>        </div>        <div class="post">
            <a class="ah" title="static link" href="175-apply-grayscale-filter-easeljs-createjs"><h1>How to apply grayscale filter to image using EaselJS (CreateJS)</a></h1>
            <p>Searching the Google for <i>grayscale easeljs</i> leads to some
        obscure StackOverflow Q&amp;A from 2011. which has a working example.
        However, it uses a generic filter matrix so you would need to know how
        grayscale effect actually works on pixel level to understand what it
        does.</p>

        <p>It's much easier to use Easel's built-in functions. However, those
        are not easy to discover using a search engine. You have to dig into
        docs. Here's an easy way to do it, adapted from Easel docs.
        Assuming you have a Bitmap, Container, Shape in variable myDisplayObject:</p>

        <pre>var matrix = new createjs.ColorMatrix().adjustSaturation(-100);
myDisplayObject.filters = [new createjs.ColorMatrixFilter(matrix)];
myDisplayObject.cache();
        </pre>

        <p>Make sure you call cache() at the end, because filters are only applied
        during caching. If you wish to use different filters for different objects
        in a container, you need to cache() each one separately before adding
        to container.</p>

        <p>Now, you might run this example, and get the error message <b>createjs.ColorMatrix() is not a constructor</b>
        because createjs.ColorMatrix is undefined. The reason for this is that
        current version of minified files does not include filters, so you
        need to include <b>ColorMatrixFilter.js</b> script in your page
        separately. <a href="http://community.createjs.com/discussions/createjs/538-colormatrix-undefined">Lanny says</a>
        it will be included in one of future versions. I'm not sure that's a good
        idea though. I doubt many users use filters. I almost built the entire
        game without it, and only want to include it for Medusa's petrifying
        effects.</p>            <span style="float: right">                <a class="ah" style="border: 1px solid black; padding: 4px; margin: 0px;
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                        <span style="color: silver; font-size: 9pt">Milan Babuškov, 2013-06-18</span>        </div><h2 style="color: white">Past posts</h2><ul><li class="beli"><a class="ayellow"
            href="/all">Everything on a single page</a> <span style="color: #eee">(about 4MB total size)</span></li><li class="beli"><a class="abeli" title="static link"
            href="174-javascript-callback-all-images-loaded-with-timeout">Callback when all images in HTML page are loaded, with custom timeout</a></li><li class="beli"><a class="abeli" title="static link"
            href="173-multiple-sprites-same-image">Creating multiple sprites from the same image using EaselJS</a></li><li class="beli"><a class="abeli" title="static link"
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