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Part 1 I want to build a PHP Zend Framework application that users can sign up to use. When they register, I would like the application to create a sub-domain that points to their public page, that serves up content specific to that client.
For example...
Started by Andrew on
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For example, in your bootstrap you can detect the domain this way:
// Bootstrap or controller $....
After having customized views, you can detect the typed domain and show the correct views.
And then different views for each domain.
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I recently read a post on " The Anemic Domain Model Pattern " which caught my attention. As I read though this I found that the Anemic Domain Model description applied to many of the projects that I have worked on and built. I never thought of this as...
Started by Andrew Siemer on
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Usually a one-to-one mapping between DB tables and your domain objects and there isn....
If the domain is lightweight (read: not complex), the recommended approach is to use a simple ActiveRecord-type objects in your core domain layer.
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Nslookup not working for some domains on my server. It's weird from my desktop these domain names work with nslookup but from my server they don't. This is causing me all kinds of problems.
Anyone else ever run into this problem?
Started by Max Fraser on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
To eliminate.
You can occasionally run afoul of search lists.
Blocking your requests for that domain.
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How does precedence work for the Default Domain Controller Security Settings vs the Default Domain Security Settings in a Windows 2003 domain.
Does one override the other? What are the conditions for this? One is defined and the other isn't, if they are...
Started by Kyle Brandt on
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In 2003 domains password settings are defined domain-wide via the Default Domain policy, and can Policy Site Policy Domain Policy OU Policy If you define something in the Local policy, and there are no policies in the Site,....
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Is there an easy way to have my work laptop connect to a home workgroup for file sharing with my other PCs, but then easily switch back to connecting to my work domain when I'm at work?
I have the following setup:
Windows 7 Home Premium Server/HTPC 2 ...
Started by jjeaton on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Key Features
Switch IP
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DNS Server
WINS Server
Computer Name
DNS Domain
Workgroup
Default Printer
Network-Domain
Proxy Settings....
Switch your network and domain/workgroup settings when you change your location.
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I have a PC which is essential to the business as it runs our ironically named label system 'NiceLabel'. However since a colleague was too impatient to restart the machine when joining the PC to the domain it has decided that it doesn't want to join the...
Started by stead1984 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Try using the fully qualified ....
Just delete it from AD and then re-add it from the PC itself .
Additionally I suggest you to Check the Domain whether it is able it's on the domain you can't re-add it.
Is more informative to your problem.
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I searched Google and Wiki a lot, but I could't find answers for these questions.
1) What exactly registrar company do? They update an root DNS and set there IP of my DNS?
2) How come the registrar can update records in the root DNS? How did they get ...
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Legally (I ....
At a technical level registrars (Top Level Domain) servers .
ICANN manges them.
This directly with the owners of the top level domain (ICANN in the case of dot com I think sure there are no duplicates in domain names.
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Can you please help me understand how this particular functionality works:
I have a domain: example.com, it's registered with GoDaddy. its nameservers are set to linode: ie. ns1.linode.com, ns2.linode.com But at the same time, I can setup a subdomain ...
Started by tarasm on
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I would guess that:
Your 301 redirect is coming from the site's hosting... .
I'm fairly familiar with the GD domain manager and I don't recall this functionality.
domain manager you are able to cause www.example.com to 301 redirect to example.com.
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What is the differences and similarities between Domain Specific Languages (DSL) and Domain Driven Design (DDD)?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
That'....
They're similar because they both start with the word "domain".
Domain Specific Language (DSL) is a way of writing code.
Domain Driven Design (DDD) is a way of thinking and communicating about the problems and its solutions.
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What's the best course of action after the forwarding of domain has been done and apparently the email has been forgotten to be taken into account?
I just forwarded the domain to a new server hosting and i forgot to take into account the emails from the...
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If your old host not sure how your users will access the old mails since now all the domain names might be pointing to your.
Any e-mail sent to a domain with no MX records configured will not be delivered.
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