Linux, Apache, PHP, MySQL Musings
July 28, 2010 | In: Apache, Linux, PHP
Recently I was working on a script on a fresh virtual server. The script was pulled from a production server and was being actively used. When I try to run it on the test server, it was mysteriously not working, Apache access_log shows 500 HTTP response...
October 2, 2009 | In: Apache, Linux, PHP
I was recently updating ffmpeg-php on one of our servers to the latest SVN release of the 0.6.3 branch. On a 64bit CentOS 5.3 with PHP 5.2.11, the extension compiled and installed fine however Apache will not load it and spit out the error below: PHP...
August 2, 2009 | In: Apache, Certifications, Linux, MySQL, PHP
I have been reading on a number of project management articles lately and trends on open source projects. There seems to be a lot of fellow PHP developers who are as well Linux administrators for many server functions inluding HTTP servers like Apache and...
May 20, 2009 | In: Apache, MySQL, PHP, Server Security
Hosting accounts being compromised has been a common incident, however a sudden surge of this variant is quite alarming. This trojan does not target any particular software or script and is commonly exploited from a users computer where he usually FTP...
In an effort to turn a client's website to be more SEO friendly, they wanted to have all PHP files appear as directories on URLs i.e. http://dotmanila.com/blog/php-cloak-and-force-traling-slash.php will end up as...
January 15, 2009 | In: Apache, Perl
Back in the 90's, when the web was new and anything dynamically scripted is ever exciting, CGI scripts takes the role.As the web evolved, mod_perl made it simpler for programmers to write highly capable web applications. And indeed the web is constantly...