Browsing articles in "Apache"
Jul
12

PHP in enterprise applications. Comparison of PHP5 Frameworks.

By rzelazko  //  Apache, Lamp, Linux, PHP  //  No Comments

PHP5 Enterprise is common name for large, heavily loaded applications, visited by so huge amount of users who can not by handled by a single server. This large applications usually use open source libraries aims to alleviate the overhead associated with common activities performed in Web development. In PHP5, there are several sets of closely related libraries and frameworks.

This post describe speed and load tests of three popular PHP frameworks: Symfony Framework, Zend Framework and cakePHP. read more

Nov
28

SVNManager on Debian

This howto describe installation process of SVNManager od Debian, should also work on Ubuntu. Howto based on http://redimp.de/(…)SVNManager.html.

First step is installation of apache2 and php5, it won’t be describe here.
Next step is installation of necessary packages

aptitude install php-pear libapache2-svn subversion
pear install -f -o VersionControl_SVN

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Jan
9

Setting up subversion and websvn on Debian

This howto will illustrate a way to install and configure Subversion and websvn on a Debian server: http://www.howtoforge.com/debian_subversion_websvn

Dec
19

Instaling Xdebug (PHP5 Debian)

By rzelazko  //  Apache, Lamp, Linux, PHP, Pecl  //  1 Comment

To install Xdebug (as PECL extension) on Debian Linux you should take the following steps:
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Oct
19

Apache modules, sites

By rzelazko  //  Apache, Lamp, Linux  //  1 Comment

How to enable apache module (ex. mod_rewrite)?

You must type in console:

a2enmod rewrite

If you want to enable new virtual host you must type:

a2ensite your.domain.name

Where your.domain.name is file saved in /etc/apache2/sites-available.

Sep
18

Apache2: Could not determine the server’s fully qualified domain name

By rzelazko  //  Apache, Lamp, Linux  //  6 Comments

If you get following error in your apache:

apache2: Could not determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName

The fix is to edit the conf file and add in the ServerName setting (as the error message requests). In other words:

sudo vi /etc/apache2/httpd.conf

followed by adding the following string:

# ServerName is specified
# to avoid warning during reload
ServerName MYSERVER