Using SquirrelMail with 1and1
I can think of three things I really want from my email: it should be easy to use, fast, and private. SquirrelMail gets me pretty close to those goals. It just got better today with the release of...
View ArticleNo AuthType Digest with LDAP Authentication Provider for Apache today
Motivation Now that I've got an LDAP server up and running I'm trying to get my personal web server set up so it has a blanket authentication for my personal applications, static content and...
View ArticleA Couple Ways to Debug mod_rewrite
At the risk of turning this into an Apache fan blog, I have to mention the handy directive I found today. Many webmasters run in to mod_rewrite at one time or another and every one of them will have at...
View ArticleDisplaying PHP Errors in Development
Here's a quick tip for PHP error reporting and display in development.When a project is in the early stages of development you want to see all the error information you can. You probably want E_STRICT...
View ArticleA difference of opinion
On Pavlov.net talking about some improvements in memory handling on Firefox 3: It isn’t reasonable to expect all those authors to write code to manually break the cycles themselves. This reminded me...
View ArticleSVG Open Call for Papers Deadline coming up
The SVG Open is shaping up fast. The call for papers has been out there for a while now but if you're quick you can still present a paper or run a workshop but the deadline to submit for papers and...
View ArticleCakePHP 1.2RC1 is out
CakePHP is a really nice MVC framework I've been using for a project I'm working on. I've been using one of the 1.2 betas for what seems like forever but I just now saw they've got a Release Candidate...
View ArticleSetting up TinyMCE with jQuery and CakePHP 1.2
CakePHP uses the Prototype Javascript library for its ajax helper class but I've come to prefer jQuery. Prototype is a fine library too but I've just gotten used to jQuery.A web application I'm working...
View ArticleHow to Remove Pages from Google - but keep your site private
I have a website that I use for stuff but not stuff on the public web. I use it for serving my calendars and private web applications. I use Apache's built in authentication to keep it from being...
View ArticleReplacing the Wordpress Blog Archives with Views in Drupal 6
The Views module in Drupal is both useful and confusing. The basic idea is that Views will allow you to provide a styled list of some content. This content can be pages, stories, blog posts, comments,...
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