I have several servers running Solaris 10u9 with VirtualBox server installed. Each of those hosts can manage several guest. Currently I use VirtualBox multiattach image types to clone guests from master images. This doesn't require me to use clonehd on the master images, which is a very time consuming process.
The other day I finally figured out why some people are so violently opposed to PHP. When using object oriented features of PHP5 I discovered the hard way that PHP has some weird, backwards compatibility issue rules how it handles case.
In a nutshell, variables are case sensitive, but function names, and object methods (!!!) are not.
That explains why the following code does not work
<?php
class A {
function GET($url) {
// retrieve the url
}
}
class B extends A {
private var $foo;
function get($var) {
return $this->var;
}
}
?>