A lot of PHP applications nowadays use APCu to explicitely cache user-level objects.

In a nutshell the objective is to represent a CSV dataset in JSON, with the assertion the first line gives us properties names.

Note: I'm only going to speak about the front-end, as the fact we code the back-end in Node.js or in Python doesn't matter a lot to this question.

I think that the objective are to vague for making something concrete.

About the browser stack, two questions (more or less related)

• Does a framework bring a lot comparing to vanilla javascript for the use ?
• Which browser we intend to support. A good target would be in my opinion Grade A support by mediawiki

We also should follow http://www.sontek.net/blog/2011/05/07/turning_vim_into_a_modern_python_ide.html so we can offer a starting point to Tasacora contributors.

When Django were considered, I've noted http://www.jeffknupp.com/blog/2013/12/18/starting-a-django-16-project-the-right-way/ as relevant notes.

PhabricatorBotFeedNotificationHandler is broken in upstream since spring 2015.

Added to nginx main http configuration: large_client_header_buffers 8 1024k

By the way, the cause of this specific error instance is our nginx server returns a 414 URI too large error code. This issue is filled separately as T602.

Cleaned ommits selection

More precise comment

Configuration superseded by T553: Docker now directly manages this disk.

Part 1 - Reclaim /dev/sdb1

Docker images updated, package updated on Ysul and php-fpm restarted.

Nov 27 21:08:43 ysul pkg: nspr upgraded: 4.10.9 -> 4.10.10_1
Nov 27 21:08:47 ysul pkg: libxml2 upgraded: 2.9.2_3 -> 2.9.3
Nov 27 21:08:55 ysul pkg: nss upgraded: 3.20 -> 3.20.1

Container launched, web server is listening at port 39080.

DNS configuration

In rDPHPFPM repository, you can add test/error code in /usr/local/bin/runsvdir-init.

This only occur when a USER app ; <commands ; USER root sequence is interrupted when we inspect the container at this step.

What's going on is the export > /usr/local/etc/envvars fails, at the user app doesn't have write access to /usr/local/etc.