Below set of steps involve setting up Tomcat 6 on CentOS 5 with Java 1.6 Download Apache Tomcat $ wget http://apache.parentingamerica.com/tomcat/tomcat-6/v6.0.36/bin/apache-tomcat-6.0.36.tar.gz Go to opt/ folder and extract Tomcat $ cd /opt $ tar -xzf apache-tomcat-6.0.36.tar.gz Create a tomcat user $ useradd -d /opt/apache-tomcat-6.0.36/ tomcatuser Change user permission on tomcat folder $ chown -R tomcatuser:tomcatuser apache-tomcat-6.0.36 (more…)

Add the following list of lines into .htaccess file or to vhost configuration file appropriate to the folder within the website <Directory /securedata> Order Deny,Allow Deny from all </Directory> Same will be the case for denying files within directories <Files ~ "\.ini$"> Order allow,deny Deny from all </Files> The above lines of code will be helpful for us to prevent .svn files, .ini files, .htaccess files, include files from display within Apache

Follow the simple steps given below to integrate Zend framework with other applications like Wordpress, Joomla and other such open source or custom web applications. i) Setup your Zend framework application as usual. ii) Set the document root of the Zend application to the public folder within Zend install iii) Now setup a folder for your wordpress or joomla or custom application. Let us assume that we want to create a custom blog application. Create a folder "blog" within "public" folder. Inside blog folder, create two files - .htaccess and index.php. Code for the two files are given below (more…)

First, download the Zend framework and unzip the file contents to a location. At the time of the writing ZendFramework-1.11.12 was in use and we have used that version in this example. Key content of the download is the /library folder which has Zend libraries in it. Then, go to the "conf" folder that was created when the site was created. Inside the conf folder, create a new file and name it vhost.conf Add the below contents to vhost.conf and save it. (more…)

... a question that raises in the mind of programmers developing applications in their local development environments. This can be achieved by making the following modifications. Step (i) Install the WAMP / XAMPP server in your windows machine. After this install you will be able to access sites created on the localhost with URL http://localhost Step (ii) Download and extract the send mail application for Windows from http://glob.com.au/sendmail/. Remember the path where you have extracted sendmail. For e.g. c:\wamp\sendmail Step (iii) Edit sendmail.ini within c:\wamp\sendmail. This ini file has enough documentation explaining how the configuration changes should happen on the file. (more…)

$ /etc/init.d/apache2 restart After configuring Apache server settings on the name server, you may encounter a message "[warn] NameVirtualHost 192.168.1.3:80 has no VirtualHosts" The issue may be due to more than one entry of NameVirtualHost lines in the configuration settings. You can find this out by $ grep NameVirtual * -R site1:NameVirtualHost *:80 site2:NameVirtualHost *:80 Linux Solution: Remove one of the occurance of the NameVirtualHost and the warning message that you receive will vanish.