Kill all PHP Processes on Unix
No Comments » by Jon Hibbins on 4 January 2012
Filed under: PHP, Quick Tips, Uncategorized, Unix/Linux
You can kill all the PHP processes in Unix with the following command :
killall php
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Interesting tablet designs
No Comments » by Jon Hibbins on 9 November 2011
Filed under: iOS, OSX, Platform, Unix/Linux, Windows
Interesting tablet designs : http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/concept-tablet-designs/
Steve Jobs 1955-2011
No Comments » by Jon Hibbins on 6 October 2011
Filed under: iOS, iPad, iPhone, OSX, Platform, Uncategorized, Unix/Linux
Your hardware and software has changed my life and is a big part of who I am
How to Edit the OSX hosts file
No Comments » by Jon Hibbins on 13 January 2011
Filed under: OSX, Platform, Quick Tips, Software Development, Unix/Linux
1) Open a Terminal (Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal).
2) Edit the hosts file (Type your user password when asked).
$ sudo nano /private/etc/hosts
3) Press press control-o to save the file.
4) Press enter on the filename prompt.
5) Press control-x to exit the editor.
SVN Port TCP Port is 3690
1 Comment » by Jon Hibbins on 12 February 2009
Filed under: .NET, C#, Code, OSX, Platform, Quick Tips, Software Development, Unix/Linux, Windows
If you need to access SVN remotely, by default it runs on port TCP port 3690, so you need to make sure it is open in your firewall etc.
Autostart Zend Core on Ubuntu
No Comments » by Jon Hibbins on 18 September 2008
Filed under: MySQL, PHP, Platform, Unix/Linux
This is the 2nd time I have had to search for starting up Zend Core automatically on Ubuntu Workstation, so here is the answer:
First change the permissions of /etc/rc.local by opening a terminal window (Applications|Accessories|Terminal) and enter the following command:
sudo chmod 777 /etc/rc.local
Then open this file with the text editor (Applications|Accessories|Text Editor) and put the following text before the exit 0 command
cd /usr/local/Zend/Core/mysql && ./bin/safe_mysqld &
/usr/local/Zend/apache2/bin/apachectl start &
Zend Core, PHP and MySQL should now all start automaticaly at boot time.