#php server

[arashtadstudio]

In this video we will install a LAMP stack on a Debian 12 (Linux) server and run a PHP code on it. Here are the commands you can use to follow up with this tutorial:

# Update package list sudo apt update

# Install Apache sudo apt install apache2 sudo systemctl enable apache2 sudo systemctl start apache2

# Install MySQL (or MariaDB) sudo apt install mariadb-server sudo mysql_secure_installation

sudo systemctl enable mariadb sudo systemctl start mariadb

# Install PHP sudo apt install php libapache2-mod-php php-mysql sudo systemctl restart apache2

# Create PHP file in /var/www/html/info.php

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Vogon Media Server v0.43a

So I decided I did want to deal with the PDF problem.

I didn't resolve the large memory footprint problem yet, but I think today's work puts me closer to a solution. I've written a new custom PDF reader on top of the PDF.js library from Mozilla. This reader is much more simple than the full one built into Firefox browsers, but it utilizes the same underlying rendering libraries so it should be relatively accurate (for desktop users). The big benefit this brings is that it's a match for the existing CBZ reader controls and behavior, unifying the application and bringing in additional convenience features like history tracking and auto link to next issue/book when you reach the end of the current one.

The history tracking on the PDFs is a big win, in my opinion, as I have a lot of comics in PDF form that I can now throw into series and read.

Word of warning. PDFs bigger than a few MB can completely overload mobile browsers, resulting in poor rendering with completely missing elements, or a full browser crash. I'm betting the limit has a lot to do with your device's RAM, but I don't have enough familiarity to know for sure. These limitations are almost the same as the limits for the Mozilla written reader, so I think it has more to do with storing that much binary data in a browser session than how I am navigating around their APIs.

As far as addressing that problem, I suspect that if I can get TCPDF to read the meta data (i.e. the number of pages), I can use the library to write single page PDF files to memory and serve those instead of the full file. I'm already serving the PDF as a base64 encoded binary glob rather than from the file system directly. It doesn't solve the problem of in-document links, but since I provide the full Mozilla reader as a backup (accessible by clicking the new "Switch Reader" button), you can always swap readers if you need that.

As noted earlier today, the install script is still not working correctly so unless you have a working install already you'll have to wait until I get my VMs set up to be able to test and fix that. Good news on that front, the new media server builds much much faster than the old PI, so fast iteration should be very doable.

But, if you want to look at the code: https://github.com/stephentkennedy/vogon_media_server

[rastronomicals]

hi ! im curious , you made all these post or isome kind of program generates them ?

Hi! and thanks for taking an interest!

I reblog some stuff and manually post some others, but the majority of my posts are generated through php pages I run from the command line on my Windows machine using the Oath protocol and Tumbr's API. My foobar musicplayer is connected to the last FM scrobbler, and I access their API, get my feed, and alter it with my saved commentary and images, then automatically post it to tumblr. I'm also hooked up to Spotify (and they use curl not Oauth) so I can post music links as well. For a while I was doing YouTube videos as well, but pulled it down, as I need to increase the accuracy of their search.

90% of the code I wrote myself, though I'll admit I don't really understand the actual OAuth transfer that well, those sections are straight copied and pasted :-)

[ezzybrownmedia]

Building Professional Web Apps with PHP and MySQL

In the dynamic realm of web development, crafting robust and efficient web applications is an exciting journey. This guide will walk you through the essentials of creating professional web apps using the powerful duo of PHP and MySQL.

Why PHP and MySQL?

PHP and MySQL make a formidable pair for several reasons. PHP, a server-side scripting language, seamlessly integrates with MySQL, a reliable and widely used relational database management system. The synergy between the two allows for the creation of dynamic, data-driven websites with ease.Read More… Read the full article

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The loss of forums is also part of why you have to add "reddit" to the end of search queries on Google to find any human answers to your questions, instead of article and article of AI generated slop. Go and create your own forums for shit, and fight back against Discord

[blackmoreops]

Out of Memory OOM Killer issue Investigation

Wednesday morning our monitoring solution suddenly alerted me to a critical issue with our main web server. Attempting to access our WordPress website via browser returned database connection errors, indicating a problem with our hosting environment. When I logged into the server via SSH, I discovered it’s a Linux Out of Memory (OOM) Killer terminating our MariaDB database service due to memory…

[retrocompmx]

Un día como hoy (3 de diciembre) en la computación

El 3 de diciembre de 2015 y después de tres años de desarrollo finalmente se libera la versión 7.0.0 del lenguaje de programación interpretado PHP, creado originalmente por Rasmus Lerdorf. La última versión es la 8.4.1 del 21 de noviembre de 2024 #retrocomputingmx #webserver #php

[cameliaferdon]

Guide to Installing CentOS Web Panel and Setting Up the PHP Selector

Looking to manage your CentOS server with ease? This guide covers everything you need to know to install CentOS Web Panel and configure the PHP Selector. Follow our step-by-step instructions to streamline your server management process and enjoy a more efficient, user-friendly experience. Whether you're new to server management or just looking for a reliable solution, this guide has you covered!

👉 Read Our full article: Guide to Installing CentOS Web Panel and Setting Up the PHP Selector

[relto]

today i went to visit our server guy. he was very reluctant to do anything about it. because apparently, these webpages are not supposed to be able to have any php functionality at all.

[thahxa]

and yeah misconfigured s3 buckets bad etc. but hey at least its mildly better than misconfigured apache/nginx server (the father)

[carolamandaus]

Back-End Developer

An IT Services back-end developer, under our brand name, is tasked with constructing and upholding the server-side components of web applications and software.

[yonassk]

Mastering File Uploads: A Comprehensive Guide for Efficient Sharing and Collaboration

In the digital era, sharing files has become an integral part of both personal and professional endeavors. Whether you're collaborating on a project, submitting assignments, or simply sharing memories with friends and family, knowing how to upload files efficiently can save time and streamline your workflow. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore various methods and tools for uploading files, along with best practices to ensure smooth sharing and collaboration.

Understanding the Importance of Efficient File Uploads Before diving into the technical aspects of file uploads, it's crucial to understand why mastering this skill is essential. Efficient file uploads facilitate seamless communication, collaboration, and data management. Whether you're working remotely, collaborating with team members globally, or simply sharing files with friends, the ability to upload files quickly and securely can significantly enhance productivity and convenience.

Exploring Different Methods for File Uploads Cloud Storage Platforms: Platforms like Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive offer intuitive interfaces and seamless file uploading capabilities. These platforms allow you to upload files of various formats and sizes, organize them into folders, and share them with specific individuals or groups.

Email Attachments: While email attachments remain a popular method for sharing files, they are often limited by file size restrictions. However, many email providers now offer integration with cloud storage services, allowing you to upload files to the cloud and share them via email without worrying about attachment limits.

File Transfer Protocols: For more advanced users, protocols like FTP, SFTP, and SCP provide a secure means of uploading files to a remote server. These protocols are commonly used in web development, server administration, and other technical fields.

Online Collaboration Tools: Platforms like Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Trello offer built-in file uploading features, allowing team members to share documents, images, and other files within the context of their workflow. This streamlines collaboration and ensures that everyone has access to the latest version of shared files.

Best Practices for Efficient File Uploads Organize Your Files: Maintain a well-organized folder structure to make it easy to find and manage your files. Use Descriptive Filenames: Choose descriptive filenames that accurately reflect the content of the file, making it easier for others to understand and identify. Check File Size Limits: Be aware of any file size limits imposed by your chosen upload method or platform, and compress files if necessary. Secure Your Uploads: When uploading sensitive or confidential files, ensure that you're using secure protocols and encryption to protect your data from unauthorized access. Conclusion Mastering the art of file uploads is essential for anyone who regularly collaborates, communicates, or shares files online. By understanding the different methods and tools available, as well as following best practices for efficient file management, you can streamline your workflow, enhance productivity, and ensure seamless collaboration with others. Whether you're sharing files for work, school, or personal use, efficient file uploads are the key to success in the digital age.

[smellslikebot]

dusted off my cohost and bluesky to follow people since i saw some people linking their accounts here... i don't currently have any plans to go anywhere, but my username is spellbot or spellbot_ on most sites (except neopets, where i'm fudgelade)

also if you're worried about people you follow migrating to sites you don't wanna join, check out my pinned post about social media RSS feeds. if you're interested in making your own web site and buying a domain for it, check out namesilo or namecheap. and you can use a custom domain on a neocities site if you become a neocities supporter for $5 a month (and if you don't care about custom domains you can just use neocities for free)

[newcodesociety]

PHP Tutorial + Resources

PHP, stands for "Hypertext Preprocessor," is a server-side scripting language widely used for web development. Originally created by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994, PHP has evolved into one of the most popular programming languages for building dynamic web applications.

Key aspects of PHP:

Server-Side Scripting:

PHP is primarily designed for server-side scripting. This means that the PHP code is executed on the server before the resulting HTML is sent to the client's browser. This is in contrast to client-side scripting languages like JavaScript, which run in the user's browser.

Embedding in HTML:

PHP code is often embedded directly within HTML, making it easy to mix dynamic server-side logic with static content. PHP code is enclosed in special tags, typically <?php ... ?>.

Database Integration:

PHP is commonly used in conjunction with databases to create dynamic, data-driven websites. It can connect to various databases, such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite, allowing developers to retrieve and manipulate data.

Open Source:

PHP is an open-source language, and its source code is freely available. This has contributed to its widespread adoption and continuous improvement through community collaboration.

Cross-Platform Compatibility:

PHP is compatible with various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, macOS, and others. This makes it versatile for deploying web applications on different types of servers.

Extensive Library Support:

PHP has a rich set of libraries and frameworks that facilitate common web development tasks. Popular frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, and CodeIgniter provide structured methodologies for building robust and scalable applications.

Ease of Learning:

PHP is known for its simplicity and ease of learning, making it an attractive choice for beginners in web development. The syntax is similar to other languages, making it accessible to developers with backgrounds in languages like C, Java, or JavaScript.

Community Support:

The PHP community is vast and active, providing ample resources for learning, troubleshooting, and sharing best practices. Online forums, documentation, and tutorials contribute to the wealth of knowledge available to PHP developers.

Server Compatibility:

PHP can be easily integrated with web servers like Apache, Nginx, and Microsoft IIS. Most web hosting providers support PHP, making it widely available for hosting dynamic websites.

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Tutorials

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PHP Tutorial

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Surface Studio vs iMac – Which Should You Pick?

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