Thursday, August 28, 2003

php.ini gotchas

If you have difficulties uploading images, check the following parameters in the php.ini file, usually found in /usr/local/lib/ in Unix installations.
The memory_limit parameter should be greater than the maximum file size
The upload_max_filesize parameter should be greater than maximum file upload size
The post_max_size parameter should be set to greater than the maximum file size
The max_execution_time parameter should be set to an appropriate value to allow the upload to complete. The default value is 30 seconds.
posted by J Slave 8/28/2003

http://nosi.net/
The Nonprofit Open Source Initiative (NOSI) was begun in June 2001 to bridge this gap between the nonprofit and open source communities.
posted by J Slave 8/28/2003

http://www.pushtotest.com/ptt/faq.html#What
PushToTest offers free open-source test software, free performance kits, and global services solutions that test, monitor and automate Web Service systems for reliability, functionality, scalability and performance. The result is the right size datacenter, better software, and happy users. PushToTest offers these solutions:
posted by J Slave 8/28/2003

http://www.10xsoftware.com/guides/
One of the greatest challenges with Open Source projects is locating a single, knowledgeable source of information covering the installation, configuration and integration of the various software options. At 10x Software, we offer the following guides as a means to help address this challenge. Instead of surfing from one site to another seeking this critical information, we invite you to visit our site often to download any new guides we have created. Or, better yet, sign up on our email list and we will notify you of new guides on a monthly basis!
posted by J Slave 8/28/2003

Tuesday, August 26, 2003

PHP: dl - Manual: "dl -- Loads a PHP extension at runtime"
posted by J Slave 8/26/2003

ASP2PHP: "asp2php will take web pages written for Microsoft's ASP and convert them to PHP. asp2php works mostly on VBScript, but some JScript support has been added."
posted by J Slave 8/26/2003

OSCOM - Open Source Content Management: "OSCOM is an international, not-for-profit organization dedicated to Open Source Content Management.
The goal is to bring together as many great brains as possible to build a network and grow the community of open source content management.
We want to show the world that there are already great and easy-to-use open source content management solutions out there. "
posted by J Slave 8/26/2003

Nuke Cops | Forums | Installation for Newbies | Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'top'.: "I've also added the following lines to db/mssql.php right after function sql_query($query = '', $transaction = FALSE)
{ as it was stated in another post:

Code:
$SQLReservedNamesRE = '/(s|,{1})(top|view|count)(s|,|={1})/i';
$query = preg_replace($SQLReservedNamesRE, '$1[$2]$3', $query);"
posted by J Slave 8/26/2003

Consider these criteria to choose the right open source CMS solution: ZDNet Australia: Builder: Program: Web Technologies: "OSCOM lists 11 content management frameworks and 27 content management systems. Cmsinfo lists at least 64 CMS systems."
posted by J Slave 8/26/2003

Nuke Cops | Forums | Bug Reports | MS-SQL Field name problems (annoying): "

I too am trying to port phpnuke to a Win 2k / MS SQL 7 platform. I ran accross the same problem with field names and thought I would post this after I did a search for how often count, view and top are used in queries. The fix is pretty simple and goes in either the db\mssql-odbc.php or db\mssql.php depending on the type you are using. I added the following to top of the sql_query function:

Code:
$SQLReservedNamesRE = '/(\s|,{1})(top|view|count)(\s|,|={1})/i';
$query = preg_replace($SQLReservedNamesRE, '\$1[\$2]\$3', $query);


The regular expression is pretty simple, just checks for one of the reserved words (more can be added by simply seperating them with the or operator) surround by either spaces or commas. Make sure to replace it before the section that parses out the limit and changes it to a top statement or you will run into some problems."
posted by J Slave 8/26/2003

Monday, August 25, 2003

Brandon HimpfenCHMOD TUTORIAL
posted by J Slave 8/25/2003

Tuesday, August 19, 2003

[thelist] HTTP/1.1 302 Found Ever get a wierd response from a cflocation? This page can help.

http://lists.evolt.org/archive/Week-of-Mon-20020114/065874.html

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> The solution is this: When the form uses POST, use
> CFHTTP to redirect. When the form uses GET, use
> CFLOCATION.
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posted by J Slave 8/19/2003