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As a “take away” information taken from this post https://gist.github.com/nikic/6699370 (by famous PHP core developer @nikita_ppv), it appears like the @ sign in PHP (used to “hide” errors, as the “error-suppression operator” it is) also disables the “compiled variables” optimization (OpCode caching).
Recently I’ve had to fix a very strange cPanel installation of Chamilo. For some reason small files could be uploaded but not large files. Modifying the .htaccess file to add post_max_size and upload_max_filesize didn’t work. The problem was due to two things, really: the re-configuration of php settings could only be done through local php.ini […]
This guide is written specifically to cover a lack of quality documentation for the installation procedure of an OpenMeetings 2.2 server on a Debian Wheezy box. It will be based on the manual available already for this procedure (but relatively badly structured and written in a rather improvable English), by Alvaro Bustos with the help […]
There is a common problem appearing when installing a new Chamilo portal that I have seen a lot recently, so I thought I’d share the details here. The problem When installing Chamilo on a cPanel-kind-of-hosting, it might happen that you complete the installation, but when you want to enter a newly-created course, an ugly error […]
OUCH!
This explains a long forgotten error from the past 🙂
THX!
Now i know..:)..such errors..hmmm..Cool!!thanks..