Wednesday, June 4, 2014
How Do I Properly Install Zend Framework on Bluehost Server?
1. download latest zend framework
2. unzip and upload to your public_html folder
3. rename it to zf
4. download zend skeleton to test your environment on bluehost.
5. unzip and upload it to public_html folder
6. rename it to zf2-tutorial
7. find file zf2-tutorial\init_autoloader.php
8. right click and edit the file
9. replace the line with $zf2Path = false;
//$zf2Path = false;
$zf2Path = '/home4/mydomainpathhere/public_html/zf/library';
Your are letting the zend locate the zend framework which you added to zf folder.
10. on the url go to http://yourdomain.com/zf2-tutorial/public/
Friday, May 16, 2014
RESTfull PHP enlightened
How did they do that?
you have to create a .htaccess file on you server and redirect traffic according to its containts!
http://wisecrack.ca/this/is/my/rest/id/123
Gives me 404 error since I do not have default file of any kind at directory 123
| lighting flash thanks to yrrhelp on youtube |
check out a great video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eWC-lf1FxM
Creating a RESTful Web Service in PHP
Monday, March 17, 2014
View Mac External drive on a PC
Here I am at YVR airport at 1.23am waiting to fly to Singapore with my PC and Mac external passport drive. I have all my movies in this external drive as its connected to my Mac Mini at home to the TV. I was fortunate to find a blog explaining how to view files from a Mac formated drive.
Download http://www.catacombae.org/hfsx.html HFSexplorer. Thats it! Absolutely fantastic. Since my second name is Trouble, I usual encounter a run around to able to get anything working. Like my popular Calendar Lighting importing Outlook exchange calendar. That was some doing. But this HFSexplorer, easy as pie thanks to all the developers.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
How to download a file from server using SSH Linux?
scp /path/to/local/file username@hostname:/path/to/remote/file
Copy something from some system to some other system:scp username1@hostname1:/path/to/file username2@hostname2:/path/to/other/file
Copy something from another system to this system:
scp username@hostname:/path/to/remote/file /path/to/local/file
Friday, October 5, 2012
Thunderbird Lighting Calendar Sync with owa Outlook Calendar
Thunderbird client is far better than Outlook, however, it lacks the Calendar support like Outlook until now. There have been some great improvements and one of them is the ability to sync any calendar, including Outlook to Thunderbird via Lightening Addon.
1. Install the Lightening Calendar Add-on via Tools, Addons
2. Download and add the file Addon for web-mail-1-4-3.xpi
3. Download Davmail Download davmail-4.1.0-2042-setup.exe (9.0 MB) via http://sourceforge.net/projects/davmail/files/
Davmail is a server on your desktop that talks to your Exchange server via webmail and is able to populate the Lightening with calendar information. So, you will be connecting to the calendar locally to Davmail, which in turn will be connecting to your Exchange server using your webmail login.
4. Download and install latest Java on your computer, Davmail requires it.
Once Dave mail is installed, fire up Davmail and make the changes to the configuration to suit your needs.
Notice OWA URL: make it your own https://webmail.yourcompany.com/owa or https://webmail.yourcompany.com/exchange. Whatever you see on your browser when connecting via webmail.
Ports are important. You will have to know how you connect to POP or IMAP and use appropriate port numbers.
Caldav and LDAP leave as default.
Click Save
You should connect to your server without any problems if you have the correct port numbers.
Once Davmail is running you can then go to Thunderbird Lightening and create a new Calendar.
1. Choose Network Calendar
2. Choose CalDav
3. Location type in the following
http://localhost:1080/users/mail@company.com/calendar
notice you are connecting to Davmail, not your Exchange server. Notice the port number of 1080 which is the same on Davmail and notice /users/ this is important leave it there.
4. Change the mail@company.com to your email address such as salma@mail.com. Notice /calendar leave it as is. You should end up with
http://localhost:1080/users/salma@mail.com/calendar
5.Click on Cache and pick a good color. Each entry will be of that color!
Done!
Sweet to have it all working.!
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Move Thunderbird Address book to another profile
Thunderbird can have multiple profiles on one account in XP! Just make a new profile, overwrite it with your old one.
Profiles are created under C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Thunderbird. Note that username is your Windows user profile name and Application Data folder is a hidden folder.
Switch to it by using [C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\Thunderbird.exe -p] at the RUN prompt (hit Windows Key + R), this will load the profile manager I believe and you can then switch profiles there.
Once you import the old profile over the new one, you can then either EXPORT the old one (to import it again into your proper profile), or use mozbackup to back up ONLY the address book, and then have it restore it to the proper (probably named "Default") profile.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Multiple Licence Upgrade Purchase of Lion OS
There are lots of questions as to how to buy multiple license or family pack for the new LION OS upgrade.
You only need to purchase one license!
Download the Upgrade application to your desktop and copy it on to your USB flash disk.
From there you run the application on other computers!
You only need to purchase one license!
Download the Upgrade application to your desktop and copy it on to your USB flash disk.
From there you run the application on other computers!
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