A few days ago i installed Windows 8 on my desktop computer. Today i checked out some of my C++ projects to build them, but the *.vcproj file generation of CMake didn’t work, because of the following error message by the FindQt4.cmake script:
A few weeks ago i installed a new document plugin into my SocialEngine environment and after a couple days some customers mentioned that they can’t find their uploaded documents by the search box.
Qt often requires to implement custom slot methods which are invoked from the event queue, so does the QNetworkAccessManager. In some cases it is useful to handle a complete HTTP request in a single method, instead of implementing some custom slots which handle the HTTP traffic.
A few weeks ago i created a small Java program which makes it possible to merge multiple Ning-Portals into one Social-Engine Community site by merging the backup files of all Ning-Portals into one (because Social-Engine can only import one Ning-Portal).
Well… today i tried to import a backup with about 15.000 members (including profile information and profile pictures) and got a “Memory Exceeded” error. Ok, until here no problem. Changing the “memory_limit” in php.ini file should fix the problem…
it doesn’t…
Well… very long story and a lot of terrifying emotions later i found out that there is not call to ini_set(‘memory_limit’, ’128M’), but in the “<SE_ROOT>/install/” directory is a .htaccess file with the following block:
<IfModule mod_php5.c> php_value post_max_size 100M php_value upload_max_filesize 100M php_value max_input_time 600 php_value max_execution_time 600 php_value memory_limit 128M </IfModule>
Commenting out (or increase) the “php_value memory_limit XXX” row finally fixed the problem and i was able to import the huge amount of data.
At least, I really have no idea why the SE team decided to set those values for the Import-Tools (Admin-Only) but nowhere else for the public accessible pages.