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I'm attempting to deploy my local repo to a remote directory. I've run git init --bare in this remote directory, and added the correct ssh path to my local git repo branch (named dev) with git remote add server ssh://user@domain.com:2222/path/to/repo . When I run git push server dev I get the following output: Counting objects: 44, done. Delta compression using up to 8 threads. Compressing objects: 100% (37/37), done. Writing objects: 100% (44/44), 89.58 KiB, done. Total 44 (delta 2), reused 27 (delta 2) error: Could not read 551dd5c5d67e3b2da4074d8f15a59a324a063a03 fatal: Failed to traverse

It's taken me days to get the right settings so I thought I would post a php script that works on Bluehost. In initial tests using isSMTP is faster than isMAIL. <?php require_once '../includes/phpmailer/PHPMailerAutoload.php'; $mail = new PHPMailer(); $mail->IsSMTP(); // set mailer to use SMTP $mail->Host = "box1311.bluehost.com"; // specify bluehost as outgoing server $mail->SMTPSecure = "tls"; // sets the prefix to the server do not use ssl $mail->SMTPDebug = 3; // comment out if you don't need debug info $mail->SMTPAuth = true; // turn on SMTP authentication $mail->Username = "USER@EXAMPLE

I have just finished developing a REST web service that is consumed by a mobile application. The web service is developed with Java and runs on an Apache server. I'm now moving to the testing part. And for that purpose, I need to host my web service in a real server. It is a first experience for, and I just knew that using mutualised (shared) hosting does not allow me to host whatever application, in whatever language. The one I get to use is OVH, which does not support java web services hosting. Does anybody have any other alternative to provide. It would help a lot!! Like I said, if it is

According to this question , I want to know if asp.net's system.web.caching.cache is good for me, or I should use database caching? So, I need to know how much memory is being used by system.Web.caching.cache? But since I am using a shared hosting server, I can't use task manager. Is there any way to determine how much memory is used by system.web.caching.cache using some code? Aristos One fast way to see how many working memory your application use is to direct ask the garbage collection. long bytes = GC.GetTotalMemory(false); txtMemoryUsed.Text = bytes.ToString(); and use this literal <asp

I want a PHP based solution to backup database (only data and not code) of a remote server and download the file. I know that Shell based solutions are better for doing such things (running a shell script on local system and connecting through SSH to remote system) but it is a requirement to have a PHP based solution where knowing a URL and having database credentials is enough for a non-techie to take backups. The PHP script can be uploaded to the remote server and executed. Following are the features I want:- Should have support for InnoDb engine at least - foreign key constraints should be

I have successfully deployed my first laravel application on a live server. Everything looks great except the fact that I am unable to display the images that are being uploaded to the /myproject_src/storage/app/public/myfolder1 folder. Here is my folder hierarchy on HostGator: /myproject_src/ Here are all the laravel source files (except the public folder) /public_html/mydomain.com/ Here goes all my contents of the public directory I am storing the file path into the database in the following manner: public/myfolder1/FxEj1V1neYrc7CVUYjlcYZCUf4YnC84Z3cwaMjVX.png This path is associated with