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Okay, so one day, I sit down at my system and I refresh the page on https://phpmyadmin/ to get the most up to date information from the database. I come to find that the page was blank! I get a white page with nothing in it. I check the source code, but the text is still there. I looked firebug, and there were no errors. Later, I checked apache's error logs, and they were blank (except for the expected warnings about an invalid security certificate), I checked PHP logs and there was nothing to be reported (on E_ALL &~E_NOTICE <- which I despise, btw). I am not very keen on debugging phpMyAdmin because I realize that it had been written with the intention of PHP4 in mind. There was no separation between the logic and presentation in a MVC-style fashion. Adminer is an awesome file. It pretty much does phpMyAdmin does except search.... and it's lightning fast! Not like phpMyAdmin that could take loads of time to generate all that HTML. I was a little skeptical that a sing...

I figured I'd put this tutorial together for those who are struggling to grasp the concept or commands in SVN. I have also had to reproduce this tutorial for more than one company, so I wanted to generalize it for anyone new to SVN. Installing a command-line SVN client Windows Windows users can goto SlikSVN and install the client from there. Linux Linux/Mac users should first type which svn to see if they have subversion installed. If not, Debian-based users can type: sudo apt-get install -y subversion RHEL based users can use: sudo yum install -y subversion OSX Mac OSX users can use MacPorts or Homebrew to install their cli-subversion client. brew install subversion or sudo port install subversion Configure Your Subversion Client Windows After you have run the installation package for both subversion and gnuDiff, make ...