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Tag Archives: Linux
Chat No Sockets Media Tutorial
Adding to yesterday’s Chat No Sockets Imagery Tutorial … image functionality … there’s more to “media” in the online wooooorrrrrlllllldddd than just images, and so today … we add the possibility for … audio video … sharing capabilities with our … Continue reading →
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Chat No Sockets Emoji Tutorial
Yesterday’s Chat No Sockets Imagery Tutorial combined the ability to share … text images … between two users using our Chat web application, if the invitee accepts the inviter’s link within an email or SMS. But in that data category … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SESSION, background, canvas, Chat, command line, cron, crontab, email, emoji.html entity, image, Linux, listener, PHP, process, programming, session, SMS, tutorial, unicode, Web Application
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Chat No Sockets Imagery Tutorial
SMS moved on many years ago from a text based content system onto one that these days allows media sharing, as well, so we should allow for this too, adding onto the functionality of yesterday’s Chat No Sockets SMS Invitation … Continue reading →
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Chat No Sockets SMS Invitation Tutorial
Yesterday’s Chat No Sockets Session Tutorial gives us an opportunity to become more “granular” with our examination of nuances to … the web application’s “surfing the web” look and aesthetics (first look) and usage practicalities (involving button disabling/enabling at appropriate … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SESSION, background, Chat, command line, cron, crontab, email, Linux, listener, PHP, process, programming, session, SMS, tutorial, Web Application
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Chat No Sockets Session Tutorial
Back from the “command line” PHP usage of yesterday’s Chat No Sockets Cron Tutorial that day’s thinking about how to improve the “surfing the net” parts of the Chat web application we’re developing got us starting to involve PHP … … Continue reading →
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Chat No Sockets Cron Tutorial
Yesterday’s Chat No Sockets Primer Tutorial had a “command line” PHP usage component, we wonder whether you noticed? We intend to keep this arrangement for our “no sockets” Chat web application. It will not function as that “Chat” without the … Continue reading →
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MySql Down Apache Challenged Thinking Tutorial
If you read MySql Down Thinking Followup Tutorial below you’ll get the gist of how our rjmprogramming.com.au web server’s Linux Watchdog works trying to … spot troubles with MySql database(s) … and if found … effectively restart MySql via … … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, CentOS, command line, Control Panel, database, Linux, MySql, phpMyAdmin, power management, process, repair, REPAIR TABLE, restart, service, sftp, ssh, tutorial, watchdog, web server
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Linux sendmail nohup Repeatable Email Report Tutorial
We left off yesterday’s Linux sendmail nohup Report Content Tutorial … … to start down this new parameterizable “journey”. “Journey”, because there is more to do regarding “tabular” display in thought and action. … panning out not to be the … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, attachment, audio, awk, background, batch, command, command line, content, content type, CSS, curl, delimitation, delimiter, echo, email, file, genericization, genericize, header, HTML, image, interpretive, korn shell, Linux, local, MAMP, media, mime, mime type, mimetype, multiple, nohup, parameter, parameterization, programming, ps, recursion, remote, report, schedule, scheduling, sed, sendmail, single, standing order, table, tabular, time, timezone, token, tutorial, unix, url, video, web server, wildcard
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?