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We are trying to figure out the best way to distribute our applications among our available servers, which are few in number. Assuming adequate RAM and CPU power, is there any reason we shouldn't run mod_php and mod_rails (Passenger) within the same Apache server? Would they clash or conflict somehow? Nick Presta There is little risk with running mod_php and mod_rails on the same Apache server. In fact, Passenger won't affect Apache if it goes down so it is actually a good choice to use with Apache and mod_php. From the Passenger Architectural Overview : It should be noted that the Ruby on

GitHub Pages allows each user to have one User Site (maybe a home page) and unlimited Project Sites . When you set up your User Site , you must name the repo [username].github.io (where [username] is your GitHub username), and the URL is by default: http://[username].github.io/ Any changes made to the master branch in your [username].github.io repo are uploaded to your User Site. When you set up a Project Site , you can name the repo anything you want (let's call it [projname] ). The URL is by default: http://[username].github.io/[projname] Any changes made to the gh-pages branch in your

I have a website that was building without any issue on multiple servers. But, when I copy/move it on the same machine from one folder to another folder: I started getting the error The Virtual Path Maps To Another Application Which Is Not Allowed. What am I doing wrong? The source of this problem is that when one copies an ASP.NET Web Site to a new folder -- the properties setting associated with the solution "Virtual Path" is set to the folder name and not the root. The solution is to change the Virtual Path setting from the folder name to "/". This can be found by right click the project

I'm working in project that allow to our employee to upload large files to our shared host and getting download link. the problem is that our hosting refuse to change LimitRequestBody for shared hosting. there is any other solution to work around LimitRequestBody or any other way to do this job? Kris Roofe Two ways to get it work, manual chunk upload or by tools. You can use Real Ajax Uploader tool. It can used with html5 the upload of the files is done by chunks, with small request to the server for perfomance and robustness. Or manually split the files to many chunks then upload them one by

I am new to this hosting stuff. I dono anything about hosting a site. I am developing a website in xampp-windows. What should i do for hosting the website in a domain. If u know please tell me about this hosting of a site in my case. Get yourself a simple host provider that gives you roughly the same versions for PHP and MYSQL as your current home install. For starters, choose a shared host with plesk or something simple like that. Make sure you're getting phpmyadmin if you're used to that. export your database and move it to your host (import) Go over your code and check for windows-only

This may not even be possible but I'm trying to figure out the URL of the main domain for an add-on domain. Lets say for example the site is at mymaindomain.com. If I go to http://mymaindomain.com/cpanel (or :2082 or :2083) I get nothing. That is because mymaindomain.com is an add on domain for the hosting account. Lets say the primary domain on the account is myprimarydomain.com and this was the domain originally set up with the hosting account. However, this domain is no longer valid and not being leased by the hosting client anymore. If I log in to cpanel using the old main domain by going