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Tag Archives: Apache
Perl CGI Spreadsheet Module Tutorial
Adding onto yesterday’s Perl CGI DBI Module Tutorial … use of Perl module DateTime … use of Perl module DBI … Perl module exploration, and today, we dip our toes into … use of Perl module Spreadsheet::WriteExcel … and to … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, CGI, cgi-bin, client, connect, content, database, database table, date, datetime, DBD, DBI, Excel, executable, field, form, HTML, module, MySql, navigation, Perl, permissions, programming, server, split, spreadsheet, timezone, tutorial, webpage
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Perl CGI DBI Module Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Perl CGI DateTime Module Primer Tutorial‘s … use of Perl module DateTime … today, we try out … use of Perl module DBI … to facilitate the connection and use of database functionalities, in our case MySql, as … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, CGI, cgi-bin, client, connect, content, database, database table, date, datetime, DBD, DBI, executable, field, form, HTML, module, MySql, navigation, Perl, permissions, programming, server, timezone, tutorial, webpage
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Perl CGI DateTime Module Primer Tutorial
Do you remember with Perl CGI Modes of Use Primer Tutorial how we used the Perl programming language as an alternative server language player up at the RJM Programming website? Well, in any case, today, we explore some Perl modules … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, CGI, cgi-bin, client, date, datetime, executable, form, HTML, module, navigation, Perl, permissions, programming, server, timezone, tutorial, webpage
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Apache/PHP/MySql Web Hosting Website Migration ssh Tutorial
One of the most amazing aspects to the Crazy Domains performed data migration for the RJM Programming domain on 17/1/2023, thanks, was the way, from our point of view, it was … Changed No change IP address Any usernames Power … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, Apache, configuration, cPanel, data migration, disk, DNS, encryption, file, fingerprint, IP address, key, login, migration, password, RSA key, settings, sftp, ssh, tutorial, username, web server
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PHP Mail via Exim Better Return Primer Tutorial
We are exploring a way to improve on the PHP mail return value telling you nothing about whether the email gets off to the intended recipient. One step, here at RJM Programming, is to verify if the email has immediately … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, crontab, Did you know, Document Root, email, exim, exim mail server, file, korn shell, local web server, log, Mail, mail server, MAMP, PHP, programming, return, return value, shell, slice, snippet, tutotial, web server
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Animated GIF ImageMagick Cache Backup Tutorial
As a programmer, am sure am no “Robinson Crusoe” thinking that we wish more often the web browser cache would come to our rescue, especially when web server tidying up results in the “rug being pulled from under” a programmatical … Continue reading →
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Tagged 404, 404.shtml, Ajax, animated gif, animation, Apache, backup, cache, combobox, command, command line, commerce, convert, crontab, curl, data uri, data url, datetime, details, Document Root, download, dropdown, error, event, exec, file, filename, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, form, FormData, get, glob, GUI, head, IFRAME, image, ImageMagick, img, IP address, Javascript, Linux, localize, meta, methos, modified date, navigate, onclick, onmouseover, page not found, PDF, peer to peer, personalize, PHP, post, Preview, programming, recall, refresh, reveal, schedule, simulate, simulation, slide, slides, summary, switch, tidy, time, tutorial, web server
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Apache PHP Code Control Tutorial
It might be tempting to ask, after the event, with web application code on an Apache web server, can controlling code be added to an existing web application codeset, that does not rely on changes to any existent code? The … Continue reading →
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Tagged .htaccess, Apache, append, auto_append_file, auto_prepend_file, code, codeset, configuration, Document Root, domain, folder, game, local web server, MAMP, noughts and crosses, PHP, php.ini, prepend, programming, security, Tic-tac-toe, tutorial, web server, webpage, website
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CentOS Web Server cPanel Apache Status Tutorial
Our RJM Programming Linux CentOS Web Server cPanel Apache web server’s suite of software has a very useful report called Apache Status. We use it a bit like another Linux user without this report might use … ps -ef … … Continue reading →
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Tagged add post, address bar, Adobe, Apache, apache status, backend, blog, blog post, blog posting, browse, buffer, category, CentOS, codex, connection, copy, cPanel, curl, custom fields, database, dropdown, emoji, error, file_get_contents, frontend, hanging, HTML, html validator, issue, lightbulb, link, Linux, local web server, macOS, MAMP, MySql, operating system, paste, PHP, phpMyAdmin, post, problem, process, programming, ps, report, select, single.php, SQL, status, symptom, tag, textarea, top, troubleshoot, troubleshooting, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, url, validator, web browser, web server, webpage, Wordpress
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