Archive for March, 2006

Another partition change

Saturday, March 18th, 2006

So as of late this week, my /var directory was topping out. Turns out the space I allocated “generously” was being gobbled up by the databases I host. D’oh! Luckily, I happened to have the old /usr partition sill available (4 gig, as opposed to the 200-some-odd meg I had for /var.) So after about 2 seconds of googling, I found this article which basically did all the work for me :D

So now all the sites *should* be up and running. The one downside to the move is that, for some reason, the users didn’t move over. Everything *should* be re-added now.

A PHP Framework rethink

Tuesday, March 14th, 2006

Rasmus Lerdorf, the giant pulsating brain behind PHP, has posted a very interesting article about a “No-framework PHP MVC framework” which, frankly, breaks my brains.

I’ve posted this here for my own purposes, but it looks like a great way to work validation and AJAX into DB accessing.