One of the things I do at my job is launch websites. We use three different content management systems. One of them being Magento for the clients that just want a ecommerce site. When I launched a Magento site for the first time I found that it was a little more involved than exporting the database using PHPMyAdmin, copying the files, and re-importing the database.
# rc-update add apache2 default
The above we are adding apache to the default run level which is usually run level 5
The run levels are as followed:
| Run Level | Description |
| 1 | Single User |
| 2 | Multi-user |
| 3 | Multi-user with Networking |
| 4 |
Sometimes temporary files are not removed from plesk. These files may include old backups or just random files. Plesk stores it's temporary files here:
/var/lib/psa/
While working on an internal project I noticed that the php file() function was not able to open a file and dump the contents into a variable. After moving the file to a different directory the PHP script was able to read the file. In addition to this side affect, accessing files through
I first noticed some images not displaying on a web site that were correctly linked to. Looking at the error_log, I saw entries such as:
Unlike Windiws, you can not determine when a file was created. Instead, you can only determine three things:
To retrieve the value of the selected item in a drop down box on a page using java script:
document.form1.cboObject[document.form.cboObject.selectedIndex].value
If you control multiple domains and/or have multiple alias' then in order to track visitors across them, you must modify the Google Analytics tracking code: