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Where does PHP get $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’] – Apache versus NGINX
Have you ever wondered where PHP gets the domain name of its server? I know, the answer is $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’] – but where does that value actually come from?
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Understanding NGINX location rules
NGINX is great. Fast, efficient, etc. But the “location” rules are a bit cryptic and not very well explained in the manuals. There are 4 types of location rule, and are applied with the following priorities:
Exodus – Leaving GEDCOM behind…
In an earlier article, I discussed ideas for a relational database to replace GEDCOM for storing genealogical data. Since writing it, I have put my words into action, and migrated all my genealogy research into this database. This has revealed … Continue reading