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    Images don’t show up in Magento Product Information Page

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    • Post published:January 27, 2011
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    Late yesterday, we're working on something we don't expect in magento. Looking into the problem is very frustrating because we really don't have any clue what just happened until we…

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    Copying Multiple Files using SCP

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    • Post published:January 20, 2011
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      For the rest of my Linux experience, I've been doing a lot of backups. One tool that I can rely on is "scp" (Secure Copy). Well, I'd recommend this…

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    Backup/Restore mysql databases using mysqldump

    • Post author:cliper
    • Post published:December 8, 2010
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    Sometimes we want to have a dump of all our databases in mysql and restore it later to somewhere else or in the same server. here’s how... In your terminal:…

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    Excluding files and folders with tar

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    • Post published:December 8, 2010
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    Excluding files/folders using tar is very straight forward. Assuming we have a directory tree similar to this in Linux -/home/cliper/ |--- folder/ |--- file1 |--- file2 |--- folder and we…

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    Get Magento’s database configuration

    • Post author:cliper
    • Post published:December 7, 2010
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    On Linux, make a php file anywhere in your filesystem while including the magento Mage file. <?php require_once "/home/cliper/magento/app/Mage.php"; Mage::app(); $config = Mage::getConfig()->getResourceConnectionConfig("default_setup"); $dbinfo = array(“host” => $config->host, “user” =>…

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