Kore Nordmann shares a bookmark script on his blog today. He uses the said script for maintaining SSH accounts on various servers. It makes navigating on the shell much easier. It took me a few minutes to figure out how to get such a thing working, because shell scripts normally open a sub shell, in [...]
A fully operational Solar system is now available for checkout using Subversion from http://svn.solarphp.com/system/trunk. In his blog, Paul M. Jones posted, “the Solar Framework for PHP 5 now offers a ready-to-use Solar system to get new users off to a quick start.” Solar is a PHP 5 framework for rapid application development. It is fully [...]
Stefan Esser announced the release of Suhosin 0.9.27 today. The purpose of this release is to fix 0.9.26′s loading error on systems with lazy symbol loading disabled. Suhosin is an advanced protection system for PHP installations. It was designed to protect servers and users from known and unknown flaws in PHP applications and the PHP [...]
Slowly but surely, open source technology is converting hordes of doubters to firm believers across Asia, including the Philippines. Consumer perception and preference for open source products such as the Apache Web Server, Linux Operating System, PHP, Apache Tomcat, and Eclipse IDE, have been on an upswing, according to open source guru Winston Damarillo during [...]
Zend disabled the Xdebug support of the Eclipse PDT plugin in its distribution of the Eclipse platform. If you’d like to use Xdebug, Max Horvath posted these simple steps to enable the Xdebug functionality of Eclipse. First you need to quit Zend Studio for Eclipse if it is still running. Go to your Eclipse folder, [...]