php_ssh2.dll and php_ssh2.pdb files in the ext folder (e.g. C:\php\ext);libssh2.dll file to C:\Windows\system32 and (if you got Win64) C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder(s);extension=php_ssh2.dll in php.ini
In a production environment you’ll eventually want to load assets (images, CSS and JS) from a different server. Perhaps you’re running your own asset server or you’re even using a CDN. This will require the files to be linked with an absolute URL. But in your development environment you don’t want this – you want assets to be loaded directly from the same server.
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sudo apt-get install php-pear
sudo apt-get install php5-dev
sudo pecl install dbase
sudo vi etc/php5/mods-available/dbase.ini < extension=dbase.so
sudo php5enmod dbase
sudo service apache2 restart
That should do it. I would do that on a temp Ubuntu and just copy the dbase.so to the prod, so you do not install all that dev stuff in your prod env.
Few of mine ecommerce client started to outgrow the ecommerce that I custom made for them. They’re into tens of thousands of orders and some sales reps have few hundred ship to addresses, things are no longer working well since concept of paging was not included in my original code and it feels like it’s too much work to individually try to think of all the areas where drop down menus or pages shows thousands of records that renders them useless.
So I’m going to try to recreate what I got for them in one of the available PHP framework. So far I’m looking at CodeIgniter, Symphony2 or Yii.
Idea is to create something that I can reuse for all those clients and also to create something that I can use just as a CMS for my other clients.
Main objective is scalability, security and future easy of expending, something that I’m missing in my current way of doing things.