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PHP command line reports no errors

Posted on August 1, 2011 by Ben Roberts
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Problem:
Even after checking all normal error display directives you still can’t get any errors to display on the command line when running a PHP CLI script.
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Posted in Centos, Linux/Unix, PHP | Leave a reply

Migrate a MySQL database to another Linux server using the command line

Posted on June 7, 2011 by Ben Roberts
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Problem:

I have a MySQL database on one server and I need to move it to another one but don’t have access to any GUI client that will make it possible to drag & drop (eg Navicat)
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Fix the display problem when running Gnome Desktop on a Centos 5 VM in Microsoft Virtual PC

Posted on April 21, 2011 by Ben Roberts
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Symptom:
When launching Gnome desktop on a virtual machine running inside Microsoft Virtual PC, the display is corrupted making it impossible to work with.
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Posted in Gnome Desktop, Linux/Unix, Virtual PC | Leave a reply

Shell command to set permissions for Joomla 1.5 development

Posted on December 17, 2010 by Ben Roberts
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The default installation of Joomla 1.5 is fully locked down to make it as secure as possible in its inital installed form.
This is great from a server security viewpoint but doesn’t make developing a new site very easy since even basic things like uploading extensions can fail due to this secure configuration.

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How to install a JoomFish translation for JEvents

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Ben Roberts
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Assuming that you already have both the JoomFish and JEvents components installed, do the following to ensure that JEvents displays all elements such as buttons and labels with their correct translations when using JoomFish to control the frontend language of your site.

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