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Here is a bit of code which uses Google credentials to authenticate a user. The idea is to use PHP sessions support and existing Google accounts for user management and don’t store any additional passwords.
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Here is a bit of code which uses Google credentials to authenticate a user. The idea is to use PHP sessions support and existing Google accounts for user management and don’t store any additional passwords.
This is useful for Capistrano deployments when you need to start rake process which doesn’t run as daemon.
If you want to run Apache with mod_worker you will have to us PHP via FCGI. Here is how to install it on Ubuntu 9.04 Server edition.
memcached is a high-performance, distributed memory object caching system, generic in nature, but intended for use in speeding up dynamic web applications by alleviating database load.
There is a known problem with ruby on Debian or Ubuntu with gem command not working properly. Here is how to fix it.