phpMyAdmin is a web-based application, written in PHP, that help you to manage MySQL databases. One useful feature is being able to repair all tables on a database when tables get corrupted. Now, this does not happen often, at least it should not. We had an experience with VPS.net cloud servers where the server would […]
Archive | February, 2013
SugarCRM Module Builder – Deploying A Module Craps Over Other Modules
The bugs and limitations in SugarCRM Module Builder are infuriating, and the support that the company provides (and I don’t mean free one-to-one support) is appalling. I am finding that building more than one module at the same time in Module Builder is a big no-no. When you deploy a module, it will remove some […]
SugarCRM Module Builder – Adding Logic Hooks
I am using Module Builder in SugarCRM to construct some custom modules for a project. A module consists of a central table to hold data, fields that map onto that table, layouts of those fields on various forms and display pages, and relationships between the module and other modules. All these things can be manipulated […]
SugarCRM and mod_ruid2
We tried suPHP on our servers for a short time. What suPHP does, is run PHP as the same user as owns that website. It will then only execute PHP scripts that are owned by that same user, and are not writeable by the group, i.e. not writeable by any other user. The idea of […]