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Linux Chaining Commands on Command Line Primer Tutorial
With the RJM Programming domain we are regularly dealing with a Linux (CentOS) web server operating system and its associated command line we access via ssh command (usually from our macOS Terminal application command) … ssh -p 22 [username]@[RJM Programming … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, buffer, CentOS, chain, chaining, command, command line, commands, copy, crontab, curl, delimiter, exit, history, interactive, Korn, korn shell, Linux, macOS, operating system, paste, procedure, scheduled, script, ssh, Terminal, type ahead, type ahead buffer, VMS, web server
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Inhouse Slideshow Backup Tidy Up Crontab Curl PHP Tutorial
Crontab is that great scheduling tool that we make use of, a lot, on our RJM Programming Linux CentOS web server. But it’s not only … the timing … of a procedure that is so good about crontab … it … Continue reading →
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Tagged CentOS, cron, crontab, curl, file, inode, Linux, maintenance, peer, peer to peer, PHP, procedure, programmin, programming, schediuled, schedule, tidy, tidy up, tutorial, web server
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PHP Mail via Exim Better Return Deployment Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP Mail via Exim Better Return Primer Tutorial set up a … framework part of an overall solution to a way to nuance PHP mail‘s return value, in an Exim Mail Server environment … and today … we present … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, asynchronous, crontab, deploynet, Did you know, Document Root, email, exim, exim mail server, file, FormData, framework, helper, implement, korn shell, local web server, log, Mail, mail server, MAMP, PHP, programming, return, return value, shell, slice, snippet, toolApache, tutotial, 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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Linux Find and/or Locate Files/Directories Double Quote Tutorial
When you write inhouse procedures that end in reports you can occasionally “get sideswiped” by peculiarities in the data that occurs. But it could be the cause of that irregularity that the report is meant to highlight. And so, if … Continue reading →
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Tagged backslash, command line, crontab, delimitation, double quote, file, file name, file specification, filename, files since, korn shell, Linux, PHP, programming, reporting, reprt, sed, tutorial, 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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Animated GIF ImageMagick Commercial Considerations Tutorial
Up to, and including yesterday’s Animated GIF Meta Refresh Simulation ImageMagick Switches Tutorial our PHP code has assumed file naming logic that could be prematurely interrupted when any more than one user is using the ImageMagick simulated animated GIF creation … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, animated gif, animation, combobox, command, command line, commerce, convert, crontab, curl, data uri, data url, datetime, details, download, dropdown, event, exec, file, filename, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, form, FormData, get, glob, GUI, head, image, ImageMagick, img, IP address, Javascript, localize, meta, methos, modified date, navigate, onclick, onmouseover, PDF, peer to peer, personalize, PHP, post, Preview, programming, recall, refresh, reveal, schedule, simulate, simulation, slide, slides, summary, switch, tidy, time, tutorial
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Image Conversions via PHP GD Overlay Reveal Tutorial
Around here, we have two words we like to approach the topic of “web design”, where it meets “practicality”, with … reveal overlay And so, onto yesterday’s Image Conversions via PHP GD Multiple Actions Tutorial‘s progress with our Image Conversions … Continue reading →
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