XDebug is one of the best debugging and profiling tools for PHP. This video tutorial will show you how to compile and install XDebug on Ubuntu Hardy Haron 8.04 Server Edition.
In the tutorial I have mentioned a Zend Developer series of articles about using XDebug this is a link to the articles.
This time I will show you how to install Apache web server with SSL. In the video you will also see how to access your Subversion repository, created and configured in previous episode, via SSL and SSH from Eclipse.
Whole process of configuring SSL certificates is automated using the Bash script I have prepared especially for this episode. You can download it here easycaandreq.sh
If you find this script or video useful please leave a comment.
this time I will show you how to install and configure subversion repository on your development server. We will basically start where we left off in Episode #4. Tutorial will also show you how to set up Apache to access repository via http and with authorization and authentication. Have fun.
This time I will show you how to install Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Haron) with Apache, MySQL and PHP. Tutorial shows step by step installation and few tricks for newcomers to Linux. Have fun !!!
Have you ever got the error message ‘device is busy‘ and you had no idea what or who is using the device? In situations like this lsof is your best friend. Probably one of my favorite Linux commands. Name of the command stands for list open files and because everything in Linux is a file you can use it to gather information about virtually everything. When you execute it without any parameters it will display all the files that are open on your system.
To see all the files opened by process nautilus type
$ lsof -c nautilus.
To see all files opened by user ralphz type
$ lsof -u ralphz.
You can also check open files by process ID:
$ lsof -p 1233.
And one of the coolest features is to list all files that are currently open in the specified directory (recursively):
$ lsof +D /home/thor.
You can even chaeck what process and user are connected to a specific Internet host:
$ lsof -i@www.google.com.
That’s not all! Tones of other functions are available. Check man lsof for more info.
Last week I showed you how to install Eclipse PDT but I forgot to show you how to add its shortcut to Applications menu - this episode will correct this mistake :).
Sorry for short episode this week.
This video was made using open source tools from A to Z on Ubuntu 7.10 Gusty Gibbon.
This is the first of the series of video tutorials I’m planning to release about Eclipse PDT. This is the first time I’m doing something like this so please be understanding
Project’s homepage describes it as:
This project encompasses all development components necessary to develop PHP and facilitate extensibility. It leverages the existing Web Tools Project in providing developers with PHP capabilities.
Project Principles:
Intuitive and easy to learn
Seamless integration with the Web Tools project
Adherence to Eclipse standards
Extensibility
Continuous support of PHP developments
Personally I use it every day and I think it’s the best development IDE for PHP. In this video tutorial I will show you how to install Eclipse PDT 1.0.2. On Ubuntu 7.10. I’m not sure if all the commands will be clearly visible on the video so here they are in order of appearance:
Install Java:
$sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre
Set Sun’s Java Virtual Machine (JVM) as default:
$sudo update-alternatives --config java
This file defines the default system JVM search order:
$vim /etc/jvm
Check default java:
$java -version
This video was made using open source tools from A to Z on Ubuntu 7.10 Gusty Gibbon.
