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You can't have CSS target a URL.

Unless there's some JS that adds CSS classes based on the URL, like Modernizr does based on browser features.

This sounds like the perfect solution for something like Vagrant. How would that work if you need to run several projects at the same time (like thinsoldier needs), network setup wise? Would projectA.xamp and projectB.xamp point to different IPs, where different vagrant boxes would be running? Are ...

We've had problems with PHP upgrade.

Getting VM stacktrace is rather easy: you copy .gdbinit from php-src to your home folder, then run the gdb with the core file you have and execute 'zbacktrace' function/macro. There's a lot more useful macros in that file as well.

No, with aws you're basically managing you own (virtual) servers/networks/etc.

Nope that's a new one on me and seems to work. Any downside in terms of performance? There's additional roundtrip to server when emulate_prepares is off. Basically it sends the query (without parameters) to server first, obtains statement parsing result (either success or fail) and if prepare was s...

Quite a few: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#section-2.2

Maybe it's this?? As this is not on the LIVE version. If it is this, how can I get around the problem? Quite likely. Imagine that plus sign gets converted into space somewhere. This script checks the title, finds that it should contain plus and not the space it got, and issues 301 redirect. Browser...

There shouldn't be any 30x responses. The fact that there are external redirects suggests there's something else at play. You may try adding B (escape special chars) and L (stop processing) flags to your rules, but it's a stab in the dark. You shouldn't have used reserved characters in urls in the f...

So it appears there's a redirect loop. I wonder if you actually need to do external redirect (301/302 response sent to browser). From my experience, it's usually internal redirect (page served to browser without changing the url in the address bar) that people want.

Wasn't plus sign used as a substitution for space character? What's the redirect url your browser is getting?

If the only concern here is that value should originate from your system you could simply sign it with something like hash_hmac.

Great!

Has that solved your problem?

And for arbitrary url you could've used parse_url():