Depends on what your usage of it will be for. Server stuff, RHEL (CentOS) would be best. General usage, FreeBSD, Ubuntu, any of the dozen of distros available
My first link works well when combined with
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13891408/detecting-changes-in-a-live-xml-feed-parsing-and-then-sending-to-mysql-using-ph
Never heard of trail. Think you mean tail: http://linux.die.net/man/1/tail
Don't even see how that even applies here, since using tail with follow will not detect any changes on a line it has already tailed:
root@autobots [~]# touch jadenisanidiot && echo 'dumbass' >> jadenisanidiot...
He wants to reload a div whenever an XML file changes its content, not just every 'x' seconds.
It is going to have to be scripted so that it checks every 'x' seconds. He will need to store the current XML data in one variable prior to the check, and then again in another variable after the...
Change the permissions on NABCEL/ and site/ directories to 0755 (index.html should also be 0644). The other error is related to denying access based on what is in that directory's .htaccess file.
SoftException in Application.cpp:256: File "/home/rjngraph/public_html/WIP/NABCEL/site/mail.php" is writeable by group
That is a permissions error. Permissions should be 0644 for suPHP and can vary when using DSO/CGI