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Can anyone suggest me some free webservers, where i can upload my site and test it. My current one is giving me and error, that actually should not happen. And maybe it works with another server.
I've found izfree to be pretty good when I've needed quick hosting in a pinch. I wouldn't recommend it for anything in production though as its uptime isn't as good as it could be.
EDIT: Although looking at it, it may not even be maintained anymore. I last used it in 2009...
Simply set up a local server with programs like xampp. You can download it here: http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
Much faster, agile and more convenient than testing on actual servers.
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I am new on php . i am currently on the project that have a php file contain approx 2500 line of code.
This script is working fine in localhost but on the server it take a lot of time to reload the page.
I want to know that is there any tool or website that find out the slow running code from php script.
Any help will be appreciated..
I strongly recommend using xdebug for that - it has an integrated profiling solution. You can then parse these files with Webgrind
If you use software like XAMPP or MAMP, xdebug could be already with it. There are also lots of useful information how to setup xdebug like here http://unitstep.net/blog/2009/01/26/getting-xdebug-to-work-with-apachexampp-to-debug-php/
Maybe the server is also slower than your local machine.
Xdebug is pretty much the standard when it comes to PHP.
Some profiler will help here. The best of known to me is Xdebug. It has plugins for many IDEs.
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Is there a way to use my Apache / PHP web hosting to setup an internet radio ?
If i got that right, you want to set up a webradio, not a file acces system to stream to single computers.
In that case, i would suggest u have a look into
Linux
http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_webradio_with_icecast2_ices2
Windows
An alternate is http://www.shoutcast.com/ using Winamp, which can be controlled by an webinterface, accessable via internet if running an apache server
Hope that did help you
I dont know wich platform you have, but take a look at these sites:
For Windows:
http://www.ehow.com/how_7637097_stream-audio-apache-server.html
For Linux: (it says its for Free BSD, but you can use it in every type of Linux, just some commands may be diffrent)
http://drewish.com/writeups/radio_station_website_with_freebsd
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Ok something simple, I need to protect all the files on my server, what is the best way to do this. we already use HTTPS for any communication on or two the server, but nothing stops someone hacking into the the FTP (ok well there is a LONG LONG LONG password and a firewall) but how do I make sure that no one can download a PHP page and view the source code. unless they have the decypt code.
I looked at this site http://www.rightscripts.com/phpencode/index.php
but personally I would not put personal information about my site into it.
note: I dont mind paying something if its the best practice.
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ionCube is very commonly deployed for this purpose. Please note however that even with a long FTP password, it is still vulnerable to anyone sniffing on the network for it as plain FTP does not provide any encryption at all.
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Curious on how safe can your PHP source code be from the servers you put them on. Would a hosting company steal or do anything with your code that you would not want them to do?
Could? Yes. Would? Not unless they're owned by the Russian Mafia. Use a reputable hosting provider.
It depends on your hosting company's terms of service, and also the kind of service for which you are paying.
If you're in a shared hosting environment, chances are the hosting company will reserve the right to look at your code, in case it's causing performance issues for other customers.
If you're paying for a dedicated server, your host probably doesn't care what you do on there (unless you get them RBL'ed) and wouldn't even bother taking the time to look at your code.
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I'm really interested in getting a stack exchange-type site up and running for economics, since the project over at Area51 has been stalled for over a year and doesn't seem to be approaching critical mass. Some of the prepackaged solutions, like osqa and question2answer boast really simple setup, but I don't have any experience with apache, mysql, php or anything of the sort.
How hard do you think it'd be for the average computer-savvy non-webmaster to get something like this up and running, and how much work would it take to maintain?
How long do you think it'd take for the average computer-savvy non-webmaster to become experienced with apache, mysql, php, or anything of the sort?
You either have the wiring in your brain or you don't and there's only one way to figure that out...