I’ve noticed that a few of my readers are interested in learning how to install Apache on Ubuntu. I can relate to that (I forget how to get the job done from time to time), so I present to you: My Guide on how to install Apache, MySQL and PHP on a Ubuntu box (be […]
How-to: Install Apache, Mysql and PHP on Ubuntu Read More »
I’d like to go ahead and apologize if this “how-to” isn’t as useful / clear as the others that I’ve written until now. To be honest, I’m just writing this post as a reminder for myself. But hey! If you find it usefull, knock yourself out! And feel free to ask for more details –
How-to install MHASH on Ubuntu Read More »
If you’re using Joomla! or are interested in doing so in the future, you’ll probably be glad to hear that the work on Joomla 1.6 has resulted into an early alpha version of Joomla 1.6, which can be downloaded and used. As the developers say, however, I strongly advise you NOT TO USE IT FOR
Testing Joomla 1.6: 1. The installation Read More »
Since my post on the error when installing a joomla module was so (relatively) popular, I think an update is in order. I’ve found the proper changes to make, which should work for anyone. 2. Find the line that looks like this: var $log_path = /some/path/logs Change this line to: var $log_path = ‘./logs’
Update on Jfolder::Create;Could not create directory [Joomla] Read More »
!! This post has been updated. Read this post for an easier, universal solution!! IF you’re trying to install something into Joomla – a template, module or plug-in – you might run into the following error: JFolder::create: Could not create directory Warning! Failed to move file. This error could be solved by two things: file
Jfolder::Create: Could not create directory [Joomla] Read More »
