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How can I find the absolute path of my script?

Your absolute path, which you may need for some scripts or blogging engines is: /home/yourusername/public_html/ Your user name is the base user name for your account, and is most likely the first eight...

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Creating a new GIT repository

This tutorial will show you how to create a new GIT repository on your Site5 account. GIT is an alternative to Subversion (SVN) and is a great way to manage a code repository or project you’re working...

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SVN/Subversion (SVN) Setup Guide

Creating a New SVN Repository If you have not already done so, this section will show you how to create a fresh SVN repository and how to setup the initial directory structure (trunk/branches/tags)....

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Installing and setting up Gitosis

Step 1) First we need to generate the SSH RSA key pair. Linux Users Run the following command… ssh-keygen -t rsa -f USERNAME Windows Users Complete steps 1 through 11 of our Windows SSH Key article by...

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Installing and setting up Gitolite

Setting up a Gitolite repository on your Site5 account. The purpose of this guide is to get you started in setting up a Gitolite respository from start to finish, as well as doing an initial pull from...

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FFMPEG and FFMPEG-PHP

FFMPEG is a system tool designed to help you work with different videos and video  formats on the server. While FFMPEG can be used via command line, it can sometimes be difficult to use it this way....

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Common Server Script/Binary Locations

Below we have listed the locations of the most common server scripts/binarys. FFMPEG /usr/bin/ffmpeg FLVTool2 /usr/bin/flvtool2 Mplayer /usr/bin/mplayer Mencoder /usr/bin/mencoder PHP 5.2...

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How to install Redmine

This article assumes that you have a basic understanding of command line interfaces. First we 1) First we need to check our gemrc file to ensure that our environment is setup. To do this, run the...

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Dreamweaver: How to use the Built in FTP

In this article, we are going to show you how to use the built in FTP function inside of Adobe Dreamweaver. For this article, you will need the login credentials for your hosting account. 1) Open...

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