Make sure your web server can execute Python as CGI
email python server snippetHere it is
server snippetModern database backed web applications can handle many thousand reads per second with smart caching features, but what would happen if you suddenly experience a surge of users hitting sign up functionality which can't be cached?
advice queue serverfind . -name ".vagrant" -type d -exec /bin/bash -c 'echo -e "\n\n\n{}" | sed s/\.vagrant$//; cd {}; vagrant status ' \;
linux server snippet unix vagrantCheck status of all your configured Vagrant boxes
linux server snippet unix vagrantFirst, we need to check you have rsync on your development machine (not your production server). To check, open up a terminal and type
rsync serverTechEmpower recently ran an interesting study comparing speeds of different web frameworks over [here](http://www.techempower.com/blog/2013/03/28/framework-benchmarks/)
serverIn light of the EU Cookie Directive ruling, I have written a small piece of JavaScript to put on any site which uses cookies. The code overlays a once-only message over the site with a configurable link to your cookie information page.
cookie javascript serverHow to add a new user to Subversion using DAV.
server subversionWhen dealing with a large codebase, or any codebase really, debug log files can get pretty detailed. I made the mistake of not separating my log entries into degrees of importance with a switch in some settings file, so I basically have logging enabled or disabled. When logging is disabled pages render between 8 and 35 ms, when enabled pages can take up to 500 ms.
debugging python serverTo strip out all Subversion tracking directories (those annoying .svn hidden ones) navigate to the directory in a terminal then type the following:
deploy server snippetWindows 2003 Server does not correctly serve up files which do not have a MIME type configured.
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