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Using MacOSX Lion command line mail with Gmail as SMTP | Anuj Gakhar
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My thoughts on web and mobile development. Using ColdBox and LogBox for Error Logging. Using SSH Host shortnames to connect to Amazon EC2 servers. Using MacOSX Lion command line mail with Gmail as SMTP. On December 9, 2011, in Mac. Configure Postfix for Gmail SMTP. Edit file /etc/postfix/main.cf. Sudo vim /etc/postfix/main.cf. And add in the following below the commented out relayhosts :-. Generate sasl password if not already exists. Sudo vim /etc/postfix/sasl passwd. And enter in the following:-. If yo...
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Ciarán Walsh’s Blog » TextMate Tip – Using PHP for Commands
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32 Posts and 1,017 Comments till now. TextMate Tip Using PHP for Commands. Not many people realise that all the commands given to you by TextMate are written as simple scripts, editable by anyone, and in any language. PHP. Is a widespread language, but not many people are accustomed to using PHP for writing shell scripts, so they don’t know how to start writing a command here I’ll explain how. Let’s pretend we’re going to be writing some FAQ lists, so we’ll have a list of questions, like this:. So first ...
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DB Error: mismatch (in a PHP script) | ahinea
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August 28, 2007. DB Error: mismatch (in a PHP script). If you get something like the “DB Error: mismatch” message in a PHP script, this is probably caused by a bug in the script. If I get it right, the message means: there is a mismatch between the number of placeholders (e.g. “? 8221; signs) in your database query and the number of parameters given to the query() method. For instance, if your query is “SELECT * FROM people WHERE honesty 3”, but you mistakenly call it like this:. Where you probably meant:.