And still no clue, yes?

And your user has some non-standard shell like /usr/bin/passwd, or /bin/false, yes?

Just add this shell to /etc/shells. Have a nice day.

I've done some 100k+ $ projects, couple of frameworks, and hell lot of sites I don't even remember. I kind of pullrequested symfony, ruby, haxe, QT, Eclipse, some lessc parsers, among others, and I speak php, python, a bit of common lisp, I've already forgotten C++/DirectX, and some other thingies too.

The point is, coding sucks.

The point is that symfony, php and other things suck too, not because of the infrastructure (that sucks by definition cos lots of people just can't be right), but because tools doesn't matter. The matter is what you do.

Concluding, dependency injection, IOC, decorators, proxies, observers and so on suck also. Readability and modularity count...sometimes, if they make a great product. Summarizing, neither Windows ME nor Heroes 4 were great products.

I learn a lot, and learning I understand how small is amount of my knowledge, and how futile my knowledge is. What's the point I CAN HAZ DO PATTERNZ if there's no facebook or WOW I've made?

The programming, as an industry, has two plagues - managers who don't code and code beauty. Epic shitcode makes great things, see Linux or Windows. Epic requests (CAN I HAZ KITTEHZ PLZ?) makes your patterns...suck.

Programming, as it is, is a thin translation layer between man (who tends to overcomplicate) and computer (which is basically as stupid as your left boot). Great ideas make great things...if ideas are formalized. If they are not, 42 is what you get.

We live in world of 42's, and tend to enhance our Deep Thoughts, rendering out 42's more and more beautiful, instead of changing our questions.

Fuck of patters, just sit and code. If the result is interesting for someone, enhance and probably refactor. If not, you're thinking you're too cool, your ideas suck, your code is a spaghetti, go ride a bicycle.

The point is, ACTA sucks (c) notch.

 
git clone git://github.com/facebook/phpsh.git
cd phpsh
python setup.py build
sudo python setup.py install
 

It's fast, cool and doesn't break when you misprint variable name of function:

If you've encountered this, you basically have two options:

1) stick to 1.1.0 branch of FOSUserBundle by modifying your deps:

[FOSUserBundle]
    git=git://github.com/FriendsOfSymfony/FOSUserBundle.git
    target=bundles/FOS/UserBundle
    version=1.1.0

of course, if you don't want to ever upgrade to symfony 2.1 )

2) upgrade to master FOSUserBundle:

do

bin/vendors update

update doctrine schema (this will delete "algorithm" column):

app/console doctrine:schema:update --force

modify "encoders" section in security.yml:

 
  encoders:
    FOS\UserBundle\Model\UserInterface:
      algorithm: sha512
      encode_as_base64: false
      iterations: 1
 

encode_as_base64: false and iterations: 1 will add compatibility with you current encoded passwords from 1.1.0 version of FOSUserBundle.

Have fun!

 
plugins=(git github symfony2)
 

or update omz:

 
cd ~/.oh-my-zsh
git pull origin master
 

vm.swappiness=1

is /etc/sysctl.conf . After edit, do sudo sysctl -p or reboot. Now uptime 7 hours, no swap used.

PS: Can't wait for my ssd to arrive

After a lot of digging around, found this memcachedb-guide-1.0. It appeared that memcachedb has db_archive command to purge all un-needed logs!

Just create a following file somewhere, e.g. /root/memcachedb_rotate_logs:

db_archive
quit

and add following to crontab to rotate memcachedb logs hourly:

0 * * * * /usr/bin/telnet localhost 21201 < /root/memcachedb_rotate_logs

(fix port number if needed).

 
ruby script/server -e production
 

and this simple initscript:

 
#!/bin/bash
### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides:          redmine
# Required-Start:    $local_fs $all
# Required-Stop:
# Default-Start:     2 3 4 5
# Default-Stop:      0 1 6
# Redmine issue tracker
### END INIT INFO
 
case "$1" in
    start)
      cd /var/www/redmine/
      /usr/bin/ruby script/server -d -e production
    ;;
    stop)
      kill -9 `ps aux | grep "ruby script/server" | awk '{ print $2 }' | head -n 1`
    ;;
esac
 

mograil / passenger sucks beyond understanding

Here some magic comes in place - symfony internally generates name for each route imported via @Route annotation; the route is constructed in the following way:

(bundle name, converted to underscore, without 'bundle' suffix)
+ '_' +
(controller name, without 'controller' suffix, lowercase)
+ '_' +
(full controller method name, lowercase)

for example, if you have an Company\Hrm\GuiBundle, and some SimpleAuthController with method authorizeAction, like this:

 
/.../
class SimpleAuthController extends Controller
{
  /**
  * @Route("/auth")
  */
  public function authorizeAction()
  {
     /.../
  }
}
 

then

{{ path('company_hrm_gui_simpleauth_authorizeaction') }}

will return "/auth" link.

PS: And please, use it only for development and testing, this is a hardcode