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PHP: Assigning return value by reference is deprecated

PHP: Assigning return value by reference is deprecated

Recently I upgraded to PHP 5.3.2 on my testing server. But soon I got some warning message from some Joomla‘s new themes like JV Eoty. It worked well in PHP 5.2.x, but the moment I did this I started getting numerous warnings. The one that appeared the most was:
Install Lighttpd PHP and XCache from Source on Linux

Install Lighttpd PHP and XCache from Source on Linux

This is a short description on how to install a robust LAMP web service environment. Here we will not choose Apache, but Lighttpd instead. Firstly, let’s make two directories, one for source code compiling, and the other one is the installation path.
Why shouldn’t use Apache2 with threaded MPM in php?

Why shouldn’t use Apache2 with threaded MPM in php?

PHP is glue. It is the glue used to build cool web applications by sticking dozens of 3rd-party libraries together and making it all appear as one coherent entity through an intuitive and easy to learn language interface. The flexibility and power of PHP relies on the stability and robustness of the [...]
Compiling eAccelerator from source code

Compiling eAccelerator from source code

This is a quick guide for installing eAccelerator in a PHP environment. eAccelerator is well-known PHP memory management plug-in, it’s used to optimize execution of PHP codes.
10 things you might not know about PHP

10 things you might not know about PHP

As the original version is no longer available at rightbrainnetworks.com, let me forward it here, it worths a careful read especially for LAMP administrators. PHP is simultaneously the most infuriating and joyful languages I’ve ever worked with. I say “infuriating” primarily because the function [...]
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