The Javvin website (www.javvin.com) is long time down, but I managed to resurrect their perfect and beautiful Network Communications Protocols Map.
Here it is (click the image to get the printable version):
It has 7022 x 4883 pixels (2,78 MB), so can be easily printed even into A2, A1 or A0.
A more like memo for myself. In this article:
And in addition: some cool stuff like auto-load session, restart session, duplicate session etc.
Read More “Make PuTTY a little bit more friendly”Using simple one-liner in .htaccess file you can enforce different PHP version in two or more of your folders. If you have different websites / domains / services registered for each folder, you can as an effect have single hosting running two or more applications that requires different version of PHP parser.
Note that this will most likely work on shared hostings only, where your ISP provides different versions of PHP at your service and some web tool (i.e. cPanel) to switch between them. In most of such cases web tool allows you to pick the same PHP version for the entire hosting. With this solution you can have them different.
However, on your private servers and hostings you have to provide that different versions of PHP parser will be installed and made available.
Read More “Different PHP versions per single hosting”If your mail server supports Sieve mail filtering language, you can use a simple text scripts to enable powerful mail filtering and management that is applied directly on server-side. This allows you to create filters that will works client-independenty (a true saviour for those enforced to use Microsoft Outlook).
Sieve has no variables, and no loops (but does have conditionals). Thus, it is limited to simple filtering operations.
But that is enough for:
Here you will find some general info and a few simple script examples.