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While trying to get Symfony set up, I've read different things recommending the two 'default' locations for installing Symfony projects:
/var/www/symfony
/usr/local/symfony
I remember reading something about an advantage of setting it up under /var/www - something to do with indexing possibly? Otherwise, the home area would seem 'tidier' to me (plus I assume it means less problems with changing permissions on directories?)...but then I'm still finding my way around Linux!
you may install it wherever you want, you can set suiting permissions with chown and chmod, i tend to this structure
/Projects/Projectx/web/app.php
a common configuration is
/var/www/vhosts/Projectx/web/app.php
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my question is, should I separate firebase app and function and hosting projects?
put it in different folders like:
app
hosting
functions
or put it in the same folder and thats it?
The main idea of folder is to separate the resources and create an structure with different organizational accesses, as is mentioned in this article
If your projects and their resources are not interconnected using folders could be useful to quickly identify a project category and you can create some sub folders with the stage of your projects.
For example
app
-- DEV
-- PROD
-- Q&A
For more information about folder please check this document
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I am creating a .env file on UNIX server.
Please recommend me what mandatory things should be added into it.
You don't have to create .env file unless there is a specific need for it. The best contents for this file, in fine Zen tradition, would be no contents and no file.
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Is it recommended to use DoctrineMigrationsBundle? Or is it recommended to use Doctrine Migrations at all?
If you are looking for a way to sync your database scripts over multiple database etc it is a good tool, but still not perfect so you will need to check the migrations yourself if you want to be sure.
The doctrine/migrations library doens't have a stable release or alpha so it's still pretty much a young piece of software, but we use it to sync our changes on our development/testing and production databases. It makes it easier to have a central place where you keep and manage your database structure changes.
There is a solution for composer so a stable requirement will not prevent you from using doctrine migrations but it's only a temp solution until we get a reaction from the developers
see: doctrine/migrations#120
So all and all i can say it's a decent piece of software but you shouldn't trust it blindly!
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(this is an easy and silly question but I don't know how to do)
I don't know how to install a .tar.gz file.
I have download "SQLite Database Browser" here : http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/
And it's a tar.gz file.
So I have found some stuff about it, I tried "./configue" "make" "makeinstall" but none of them work.
I'm sure there is an easy question because I don't find how install it but people seems to have intalled it.
Being Qt project they use "qmake" (that comes with Qt development package) instead of configure.
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I am a little confused. I have wordpress on my server # www.something.com/wordpress but what I really want to happen is when you visit www.something.com wordpress is at the root not a subfolder. Does this make sense. I have already installed wordpress do I have to reinstall it now delete this one and install it in the correct location.
If you dont have shell access, the best route is to delete, and reinstall at the root, if you are using fantastico, or some tool to install it, when they ask you for the folder just type / and that will solve your problem.