shared-hosting

问题 I'm on a shared server. When I save a script with phpinfo() and open it in the browser, the script tells me "PHP Version 5.6.18": When I visit my server through SSH and look in /usr/local/bin , ls shows me PHP versions from 4 to 5.5, but no version 5.6: When I search for PHP with which php , I get the following (with results from ... -v in parentheses): /usr/bin/php (4.4.9) /usr/bin/php4.4 /usr/bin/php5.2 /usr/bin/php5.4 /usr/bin/php5.5 /usr/bin/php5.4-cli /usr/bin/php5.5-cli /usr/bin/php4.4

问题 I created a zend project on localhost on ubuntu OS and it is working perfectly on my local system. Now I want to upload this project online. I purchased domain name and hosting. I got following directory structure to upload files. /www.example.com/web/content/ So www.example.com is pointing to /www.example.com/web/content/ folder. This directory structure is unchangeable. I put all public folder files to /www.example.com/web/content/ and application , library and tests folders into /www

问题 Developer A - Local Repository --> pulls/push ---> github Developer B - Local Repository --> pulls/push ---> github Capistrano would remain on our developers' machines, however we will define :repository to point to our GitHub project: set :repository, "git@github.com:myuser/myproject.git" # My clone url Developer A OR Developer B must be allowed to deploy committed files to the production machine. Question 1) Those committed files will come from one of the Developers machines, correct?

问题 I have an ASP.NET Website and hosted on shared hosting and everything is working fine but recently I had requirement to call one page of website from php script via cURL but while executing php script via php-cgi.exe I am getting below error; HTTP Error 403.0 - ModSecurity Action You do not have permission to view this directory or page. Note I am able to browse that page from my browser without login to website. What can be the possible cause for this error and could someone guide me to

问题 I am trying to make clean URLs. I have written a simple rule on the .htaccess file and I have been told that it should work. However, it does not. I was wondering if it might have something to so with mod_rewrite not being enabled. I am using Network Solutions shared hosting. I called the company and was told that mod_rewrite is enabled by default on the hosting I have. Any advice on how I can check to see if mod_rewrite is enabled? Also, I would appreciate any related advice. Thanks in

问题 This question was migrated from Super User because it can be answered on Stack Overflow. Migrated last year . So many web applications these days run on their own microservers, it can be hard to implement them on shared hosting platforms. The apps listen on a dedicated port you can customize or reverse proxy, but shared hosting usually only has 80 and 443 open. Just as an example, the handy web-based editor ICEcoder is a PHP application, so you just drop the files in a directory and away you

问题 Once more I turn to SO when I am at my wits end. A client of mine is running three separate websites on a single hosting plan. What I need to do is shift the main domain contents to a sub-folder and link the main domain to it so that maindomain.com/ actually gets linked to /maindomain/ This i got working with RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www.)?maindomain.com/$ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/maindomain/ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.*)$

问题 I wanted to know if somebody could explain in somewhat simple terms how I could get started with comet. I am on a shared host environment. What exactly are my possibillity's? From what I have read here sofar, is that php is not the best option., because it is run as a one process per request instead off thread. On another, they talk about sockets. I have also read about facebook and that they run there own comet server written in erlang, but they still have a php website. So how exactly does

问题 I'm writing a wordpress plugin which do some time consuming XML file processing in the background. On my machine, it takes at least an hour. It doesn't consume at lot of CPU%, but it's just slow. When I test on my windows based shared hosting, I'm getting "The FastCGI process exceeded configured request timeout". PHP of the hosting is not running in safe_mode. From much searching, I realized that calling set_time_out() does not work when running as CGI under IIS. IIS impose another time limit

问题 It works on my machine... I have a problem with using a C# Graphics method on my ASP.NET web host. I'm combining two map pins into a single image. I load an empty pin image and write a number on top of it. I then combine two of these, having rotated one 15 degrees and the other -15 degrees. It looks fine running through my localhost web server: Expected http://harriyott.com/images/stackoverflow/expected.png I upload this to my shared server, and I get this instead: Actual http://harriyott.com