I've got two nvidia geforce 6600 PCI-E cards installed on a windows machine running a triple head setup. The goal is to install Kubuntu 7.10 without affecting my windows installation and then from there to configure nvidia drivers and the xorg configuration file to use all the monitors.
First, download a copy of Kubuntu 7.10 from: http://kubuntu.com/download.php
Burn the iso image to a disc, and place it in a drive.
Restart your m
There are a few variables you'll need to adjust in order to handle large file uploads with php. The default installation will limit your uploads to 2 mb.
Change the values of the following directives in your php.ini file:
- max_execution_time
- max_input_time
- memory_limit
- post_max_size
- upload_max_filesize
once those values are set, restart apache and off you go.
I've got a simple ajax driven chatroom working =)
I've still got a lot of work to do to get it integrated with the project it was built for, but I'm saving the simple app as is for future reference.
I'll post a quick tutorial of what it takes to create one when I get some time.
have a look at the script at:
http://linardy.com/chat/
Very simple. in the order by clause of your query, use the RAND() function.
select * from table
order by rand()
limit 20
found this at
http://www.desilva.biz/mysql/random.html
Well, couldn't go the real easy route installing on red hat. I tried running pecl install apc but the configure had problems finding apxs on it's own.
So from here I downloaded the source from:
http://pecl.php.net/package/APC >> APC-3.0.12p2
Extracted the contents:
gunzip [filename]
tar xvf [filename]
Browsed into the dir and ran phpize
luckily that went off without a hitch, now I can specify the path to apxs in m
Sometimes hashing just isn't enough.
It's all well and good for data matching (just hash the input and see if it matches), but what if you ever need to decrypt those hashes.
Say your storing users' sensitive data (credit cards, ssn's, etc) your going to need the ability to view that information, yet you need to protect your users.
The only solution is two way encryption. You encrypt the data before it is entered into the database, that way if there's ever unauthorized access or
php | architect has a lot of great stuff. I've been subscribing to their magazine for a little over a year now.
In vol 5 - issue 10, there's an article called "Geocoding: Finding you way" by
Chris Cornutt. The article describes a few types of applications where geocoding would be necessary, and then goes on to describe how to use google and yahoo maps api's to get the latitude and longitude of a couple addresses and dr
I'd say that Plesk looks nicer, and is probably a bit more user friendly, but I can't update php anytime I feel like it =<
I want to update to php 5.2 so I can add Rasmus' upload progress meter...but right now it seems there's no way. Doesn't really matter anyhow for any current sites, but a new one I'll be posting about soon, mymusicjungle.com will definitely need something like it.
I can't believe I've never used compressed output before.
The results:
html went from 13608 to 3173 (bytes)
and html images went from 41038 to 29390.
Too bad css images, and javascript are not encoded. Anybody know how to accomplish this?
Prototype and friends still cost almost 100k.
A quick and easy way to get up and running is to simply add:
ob_start("ob_gzhandler");
to your header file, and:
ob_flush();
to your footer.
Or you could create 2 new
Whitney productions creates a lot of surf, skate, snow videos and will be posting clips online as well as selling their videos and other merchandise.
The site was designed by Dylan Hodgson, and I cut and coded it.
www.whitneyproductions.net
update: Dylan has maintained and updated the site ever since launch. Still needs some work, but it's coming along well.
Had the Best time at my cousin David, and my new cousin-in-law Holly's wedding on the cape of Massachusetts.
Happy Honeymooning you 2, and give me a shout when you get back and settled in =)
Pictures are posted in the gallery