I’m proposing a case for Web Development Standards in project procurement. I’m noticing a glaring mistrust by clients in the consulting business due to having been burnt previously. I believe that much of this may be due to this industry … Read More
I’m happy to report that the site Indie Music Reviews has just been launched. This site designed under our design company Kliky.Com offered interesting insight into the use of open source content management systems, in this case Joomla. You can … Read More
I’m running ImageMagick with Fedora Core 5 and wanting to locate ImageMagick I used whereis. This does not in fact give you the location of ImageMagick as you would think. whereis ImageMagick Returns: ImageMagick: /some/path/to/ImageMagick.1.gz What you’re wanting to do … Read More
Installing ImageMagick on Fedora Core 5 is as simple as using the yum utility: yum install ImageMagick There’s a little information on this here: http://www.gria.org/docs/5.0.1/user-guide/installation/services/fc5-pre.html You can then test on the command line: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/convert.php
Like everything else, it seems that it takes some time to figure something out. A client of mine needed the ability to easily add images within their Joomla Content Items and more importantly, they needed to allow Joomla Authors to … Read More
I’m going to start a post here discussing email outsourcing. In my particular case, I am a small agency with my own server currently hosting my own Web sites and development work. What I would like to do is begin … Read More
After doing a lot of searching and reading I think I came up empty on a subselect I wanted to do in MySQL. Here’s what I was trying to do: tabel1 id rec 1 record 1 2 record 2 table2 … Read More
You can check for your version of MySQL on the command line with the following: # mysql –version or # mysql -V I tried to search checking mysql version on the command line a couple times without success, so it’s … Read More
Find all files in this directory (.) modified in the last day (-mtime -1) that aren’t directories (\! -type d) and execute the list function on them ls -l: find . -mtime -1 \! -type d -exec ls -l {} … Read More
To chmod recursively, meaning directories and all directories within, you’d use the -R option: chmod -R 755 From the chmod man page: -R, –recursive change files and directories recursively This is all simple enough, but for some reason I always … Read More
