February 2008
Automated security updates in Debian « N0T a Blog
by 3 others (via)Subscribing to the security mailing lists is a must for every sysadmin, but who has the stamina and the determination to actually read them, and then analyze the impact of both the threat and the proposed fix?
A more casual user with no life-or-death-critical servers would happily settle for a solution that would download and install the security patches automatically. As always in Linux, there is more than one way of achieving this.
cron-apt works for me.
January 2008
sfZendPlugin Alternative to Installing the Zend Framework | MirthLab
by 1 other (via)I often use the Zend Framework from within my Symfony applications and until recently, I’ve been using the sfZendPlugin to import and autoload the library. You’ll notice that this plugin has recently been axed leaving some people confused as to how to use the library in their projects.
August 2007
Symfony Plugins - A five minute primer
So this was really just a quick preview, but the patterns and structures shown above basically set the rules on how plugins work across the board.
How to make deb packages
by 1 other (via)This detailed how-to shows all the necessary components of a package and how to put them together to end up with a final product.
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