If you have ever ran into this issue you’ll find that you are not alone. There are a number of plugins available that supposedly fix the problem but if you’re like me you hate to install to many plugins. If you are using Nginx/PHP-FPM you can forgo the plugin route and fix this issue before […]
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If you have ever found yourself wondering what PHP packages are installed on a Debian or Ubuntu server you can run the following from the command line. dpkg –get-selections dave@darkmetal:~$ dpkg –get-selections | grep phplibapache2-mod-php5 installphp-pear installphp5-cli installphp5-common installphp5-curl installphp5-dev installphp5-gd installphp5-mcrypt installphp5-memcached installphp5-mysql installphp5-xdebug installphpmyadmin install In my example I am piping the output
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The Zend Framework library is based around the MVC (Model, View, Controller) and Front Controller design patterns. The Front Controller is the point of entry for all requests that are NOT being served up directly by your web server. Such requests include style sheets, javascript, images and other static files. Zend Framework implements the front
1. Never trust user input! Doing so can lead to security issues such a hijacked sessions, SQL injection and your entire site being compromised. This goes for all of the PHP superglobals such as $_SERVER and not just $_GET, $_POST and $_REQUEST arrays. The only exception would be the $_SESSION superglobal as this persists on
