Media românească a început să își focalizeze atenția asupra forțelor militare externe care își sporesc activitatea pe teritoriul României. Evident această sporire este și mai interesantă în contextul complicat care s-a creat. Personal cred ca exista două centre de propaganda și acest lucru este aproape țipător dacă ne aflăm în poziția de consumator al fluxurilor de o parte și de cealaltă a acestor centre de propagandă. Totuși cred ca aparatul propagandist controlat de Rusia este mult inferior. Ș... View full article

From that start, I should be more precise, since otherwise, the title length will make most of the people be confused. So in fact, the story is like this, you usually have a bunch of VPSs or Linux machines but you like to have also a web server on your local machine that happens to run windows. And for that even though when you deploy a web app you might use another type of server, we all know that currently if you use a Windows-based machine you better go with apache. Only that in some recent ...

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I wrote a very small python script that works in conjunction with another MySQL backup script to sync your backup on the Yandex disk service.

First, in order to do this, you should have a Yandex client installed. You can get the packages from the Yandex repo at http://repo.yandex.ru/yandex-disk/ .

More specific in Debian/ubuntu case just do a:

wget http://repo.yandex.ru/yandex-disk/yandex-disk_latest_amd64.deb

After that install the Yandex Console client as usual doing:

wget http://repo.yandex....

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Ok if you want to get rid of those nasty notices you have basically 4 options. You should note that the notices are caused by the oldish version of PHPMyAdmin that still uses some deprecated code, mainly old constructor definition statements. But they don't affect PHPMyAdmin as those statements still function but they should be changes as they will not work for eternity.

The fist one(recommended)

So the first one is to just turn off the notices for the PHPMyAdmin folder. You can do that by usin...

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