apache

There was a little funky activity on a client's Drupal 6 website that was hosted at GoDaddy, and without having access to an Apache access log file, I wanted to be able to see what was going on. So I wrote the following PHP code snippet to do some manual logging, and placed it in the Drupal theme's page.tpl.php file:

As quick post here today, if you need a Scala REST client function, the following source code should be able to work for you, or at least be a good starting point. I'm using it in several applications today, and the only thing I think it needs is the ability to set a connection timeout and socket timeout, and I share the code for that down below.

Here's my Scala REST 'get content' client function, using the Apache HttpClient library:

After writing a Java REST (RESTful) client using Apache HttpClient, I turned around and modified that code to be a Scala REST client, also using the Apache HttpClient library.

Apache Redirect 301 FAQ: How can I redirect many old web pages using the Apache Redirect or RedirectMatch syntax and wildcard patterns (regex patterns)?

I'm currently trying to fix a lot of URLs that I more or less intentionally broke when I deleted the old "directory" portion of this website. In short, after removing the directory, no URL at "/Dir" work any more, so I have thousands of broken URLs (technically "URIs") that look like this:

MAMP website setup FAQ: How do I configure MAMP and my Mac so I can develop a new PHP website? (Or, Can you share a Mac MAMP setup tutorial?)

Assuming you already have MAMP installed, creating a new MAMP website is pretty easy. I've gotten to the point where I can do it in about two minutes. You just have to configure your /etc/hosts file and your MAMP Apache configuration file. Here's how.