So much was learned at the search sprint. First, I'd like to take the time to thank Chad for hosting us. I'd also like to thank everyone that came and participated. Sometimes it was slow going, but there were definitely large and important conclusions found. It was a great experience; not only did it focus on Drupal's search implementation/frame-work, but it also covered a wider aspect of information/problems such as unit testing and what a framework should cover just to name a couple. First, lets go over the reason we were there in the first place.
by earnest on Fri, 05/09/2008 - 06:26This weekend WorkHabit shall be participating in the Minnesota search sprint. I am very excited to put my skills to work on such an important project. I know that most people know "search" is pretty important, but to me, it can be the bread-and-butter of a site/application. When one thinks of search, usually some little white box comes to mind in which you type some arbitrary input into, and you get a list of outputs; however, search is so much more.
by earnest on Fri, 10/26/2007 - 03:01While working on the Autopilot system, I choose to use the php_ssh2 library, which uses the libssh2 library to issue/implement ssh commands. With this module loaded (http://www.php.net/ssh2), one can act as an SSH2 client in php!
Well, as many of you know, I work off of a Windows system for development ( a highly modified windows installation ;)). So, to enable, I just "enabled" the php_ssh2 lib. Easy enough right? WRONG! For this blog entry, I will discuss issues with BOTH implementations of this seemingly troublesome module.
