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I'm new to SVN, can some one put me on right track of learning more about SVN ?
I hiered a web designer who requested that i setup an (S.V.N) for us to sync work
My questions is :
What is SVN, and will it realy helpfull to sync our work together ?
How can i set it up ? and what are the requirements ?
My website is located on Godaddy server, can i set it up on it ?
thanks a million
About SVN:
What Is Subversion?
Basic SVN Commands
It does not seem to be allowed on GoDaddy. Read following
Subversion on GoDaddy shared hosting
Install subversion repositories in my GoDaddy Shared hosting account
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I'm with HostPapa and I submitted a ticket to change my cPanel theme to the new paper lantern. They replied saying it's not possible to change the theme in a shared hosting environment. I also enquired about changing to PHP5.5 instead of 5.4. Same response. I was just wondering if this is true?
Thanks in advance.
This depend on how their shared hosting service is structurated. There are companies that allow custoumers to change their php version with a custom php.ini file in their directory and change the cPanel theme just for them. Otherwise, it's possible that in a shared hosting environment, the company can't perform customizations for each user due to a different shared hosting structure.
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I want to create a website that need OpenCV . and i want to know if its possible to host website in the web with OpenCV functions that i need in my website ??
if yes can you give me a simple tutorial ? because opencv need to be installed on Linux or windows but how to set up opencv on the host server ???
If you're asking are there any web hosts that will let you run OpenCV code, then yes. Most VPS hosts will let you install whatever software on the server you need, all you do is SSH into it, and if it's a Deb, platform per-say you may install anything you want with 'apt-get... '
For example, rackspace (http://www.rackspace.com/) is a vps host like what I've mentioned.
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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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I am using phpredis on my php based website. The webserver I am using is a the simplest apache apt-get installation, no configuration involved, as this is only a development environment.
The issue I am facing is that basically, while using phpredis, there is no difference between "connect" and "pconnect" commands: they both create a new connection everytime, as I can see from the "info" command on redis-cli.
Now, I am pretty sure it is because of the apache configuration and the fact that it probably (most likely) is a multi-threaded env, therefore can't enstablish a single connection.
My question is basically for when I will turn into production: what would the best choice of a webserver be to avoid this problem? I remember using lighttpd with thousands of users and still get only a very few (like 2 or 3) connections on mongoDB.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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I am using a Virtual Private Server for accessing Web-Services used only on the Mobile devices,
there are many entries in the access and error log, even there is nothing on the web server.
I am little worried about server security.
Things I have done..
Installed Fail2Ban
rkhunter
using SSH login
I am using Server with LAMP configuration.
What other security I should use to protect against attacks ?
I would also disable root login from ssh. Create a user account and then su to root :)