Quoting Dr. Larry Ozeran (loze...@clinicalinformatics.com):
> Thanks Rick.
>
> This is why I have such great respect for the members of this list.
> You have such valuable experiences that you are willing to share. I
> regret that I have had the experience of server issues occurring at
> bad
Somehow with a painfully thin straw of ssh bandwidth and only one hour
of high-latency, low-reliability Internet access each evening, I was
able to kludge together a lockout of the kiddies within a couple of
days and before they were able to compile an exploit kit. When I
reached Sydney, one
Thanks Rick.
This is why I have such great respect for the members of this list. You
have such valuable experiences that you are willing to share. I regret
that I have had the experience of server issues occurring at bad times
(right after talking about our product at a trade event), but thus
Quoting Dr. Larry Ozeran (loze...@clinicalinformatics.com):
> Rick, thanks again for your insights.
You are most welcome.
> You are, of course, correct that we would not redesign our software
> without a significant and deep assessment of benefits and costs
> (money, time, resources, etc.).
Thanks Alex. I have heard about Docker but no one on our team has
experience with it. I will look into it.
Dr. Larry Ozeran
President, Clinical Informatics, Inc.
(530) 671-9244
On 6/2/2016 07:35, Alex Mandel wrote:
This might be a a good use case for a Docker container, which is
essentially
Rick, thanks again for your insights.
You are, of course, correct that we would not redesign our software
without a significant and deep assessment of benefits and costs (money,
time, resources, etc.). Most of the PHP, MySQL, and related code has
been developed in house. I probably coded
This might be a a good use case for a Docker container, which is
essentially all the components you need but not messing with your system
libraries and dependencies.
If you're open to other options, python+ django/pyramid/ or flask, +
postgres/,mysql, sqlite. Or Ruby + Rails + Database.
Those
Quoting Dr. Larry Ozeran (loze...@clinicalinformatics.com):
> Since we are serving data that can change every few minutes, we
> can't move to static pages. Since we are providing that data to
> users from multiple originating sources, we pretty much have to be
> internet-facing. We have put
Thanks Rick. Good information is always appreciated.
Since we are serving data that can change every few minutes, we can't
move to static pages. Since we are providing that data to users from
multiple originating sources, we pretty much have to be internet-facing.
We have put security
Quoting Bill Broadley (b...@broadley.org):
> >Does anyone know any downsides to using the webtatic PHP packages on
> >CentOS 6?
>
> I've seen many machines with ugly configurations related to cpanel,
> custom php installs (sometimes more than one), and fragile very hard
> to reproduce apache
Thanks Bill. That's helpful. It is a physical server. You have given me
several things to consider.
Dr. Larry Ozeran
President, Clinical Informatics, Inc.
(530) 671-9244
On 6/1/2016 21:51, Bill Broadley wrote:
On 05/18/2016 08:58 PM, Dr. Larry Ozeran wrote:
I am Googled out (repeatedly
On 05/18/2016 08:58 PM, Dr. Larry Ozeran wrote:
I am Googled out (repeatedly finding the same sites) and the impressive
expertise on this list gives me high hopes that someone here has an
answer or a reference.
I have found many sites talking about how to upgrade from PHP 5.4 (which
appears to
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