Archive: apache

Magento is a typical PHP Model View Architecture (MVC) system which routes its URLs in ways not particularly different from other PHP MVC Frameworks like codeigniter, symphony etc. But the difference it has with other MVC architecture is that most of its routing directives or configurations are XML based i.e. found in one XML file [...]

If your site has suddenly gone down and you are tearing your hair out because the people you usually call for server support aren’t answering the phone then fear not – we can help you out. Along with our core business of building, customising and extending e-commerce web sites, we are also pretty handy at [...]

For some reason the upgrade seems to have installed Apache which then conflicts with my XAMPP apache. This prevents me from starting the XAMPP apache. To fix this simply search for apache in Synaptic package manager and uninstall it. XAMPP apache should then start fine. More Reading:Ubuntu 10.04 Flash Not Working + SolutionUbuntu 10.04 Sun [...]

If you need to be able to write to a folder with PHP but you do not want to have to use 777 permissions then instead you have the option to use access control lists. This simple command will allow you to give permissions to Apache only, whilst keeping the standard permissions secure (eg 770) [...]

If you are trying to modify your mod_security configuration on a plesk server and have tried using htaccess files you have probably realised that it won't work. That's a good thing, it makes it harder for people to screw up your server by turning off this protection. Instead the way to do it is to [...]