Flynsarmy.com Website Review

for reasons I won’t go into but obviously a better, PHP-based solution was required. I had previous experience with Guzzle the cleanest thing in the world but it did the trick and you should be able to adapt it as you need.             return $client->getAsync($file, $reqOpts);         };. SETTING UP APACHE, PHP AND MYSQL WITH HOMEBREW ON OSX 10.13 HIGH SIERRA. surprisingly a much faster and (in my opinion) easier to configure setup. As a tl;dr, we’ll be setting up Homebrew MySQL and PHP and using OSX’s built in Apache. Installation instructions are on the homebrew homepage but you can also just run the following: I lied! We’re installing MariaDB instead! At the time of writing MySQL version 8.0.11 has just changed its default authentication brew install mariadb # Open my.cnf config file for editing Add the following to the end of the file to add support for large imports: The default installation comes with a pas*wordless root user. So secure it with: # Generate a temporary OpenSSL config file cat > openssl.cnf <<-EOF   keyUsage = keyEncipherment, dataEncipherment   extendedKeyUsage = serverAuth Chrome. That can be fixed through adding the cert to OSX’s keychain app. OSX 10.13 High Sierra comes (at the time of writing) with Apache 2.4.33. brew install [email protected] brew link --overwrite --force [email protected] # Point the docu*ent root to a htdocs folder in your home directory and enable .htaccess # I've removed all the comments for succinctness but feel free to leave them in     Options FollowSymLinks Multiviews     MultiviewsMatch Any # As with content, we want to load all site definitions from a Sites folder in our  # home directory. At the bottom replace the following:   ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost   ServerName mysite.localhost.com     ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost     ServerName mysite.localhost.com       AllowOverride All       Require all granted