There are 5 articles written in August, 2011

This one falls into a category of bogus Symfony2 documentation. Or inconsistent behavior. Or whatever. It’s a bit frustrating.

I started to work on/figuring out the security part in Symfony2 and one part where the docs fail so far is to explain how to import security settings from a bundle.

I’m currently working on some Symfony2 bundles and I have one Netbeans project for the main Symfony2 app and one project for the bundle. The bundle files are completely separated from the app and they are just linked (ln -s) together. It works great, except for the case when I need to debug some part of the bundle’s code with Netbeans + xdebug. The debugger starts for the “main” project, which is the Symfony2 app, but setting breakpoints with Netbeans (y’know, by clicking the line number) for the bundle doesn’t really work, as those are in the other project and not in the debugged one, rendering the whole debugging useless.

Haircut

on August 11, 2011. in Blablabla. A 1 minute read.

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Changing Jenkins' home directory on Ubuntu

on August 04, 2011. in Development, Software. A 1 minute read.

I’ve started to play around with Jenkins yesterday and I kinda don’t like that it’s default home directory is /var/lib/jenkins so I changed it to /home/jenkins, so I’m throwing the steps needed out here for future reference.