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I think you have 2 problems. first one is with TLS; the file /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt is missing, or can't be read by postfix. Make sure the file exists and is readable. My be something went wrong with the installation. You could try to copy it from another machine. Second problem is with ...

sound to me that bzip2 is not installed on your system.

check for the command bzip2

if you can find it, install it on Debian (or ubuntu) with

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apt-get install bzip2

If you use another flavor of linux, either use yum (CentOS, RedHat, mandrive, ...) or emerge (gentoo)

The same can happen if you are running a NTP-server (Network Time Protocol). This service is less common to be set on a web-server then a DNS-server. But if it is running it can also be (mis-)used to setup a DDoS-attack. The easiest solution is to upgrade to the latest version (at least 4.2.7p26). M...

Last week someone come too me with the following problem: He received a mail from his hosting-provider that is server was used in DNS DDoS-attack. I find it it important enough to post it here. The problem was the configuration of his DNS-server (named), a common problem. The solution is just a add ...

I think piped info is just as standard input.

Something like this should work

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MESSAGE="$(< /dev/stdin)"

Standard input get stored in variable MESSAGE

You can test the script with this
echo "this is a test" | script.sh

You can try the following, it should work in MySQL:

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UDPATE table SET num= num +1 WHERE id='x';

This way MySQL is doing the counting, and not your application or script.
Doesn't have to +1, it can do any counting.

I had the same problem once.

I forgot to add the "hostname" in the file:
/etc/hosts

127.0.0.1 localhost HOSTNAME

You can use sed It is a very useful program with lots of option (Check the man page > man sed ) sed -i "s/12345678/${REPLACE}/g" $FILE this replaces the string 12345678 with the contents of variable $REPLACE in the file $FILE. the -i option let you edit the file But if you want to replace ...

If you want to set it for all the scripts,
you can set it in php.ini

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[Date]
date.timezone = Your/Timezone

You can use the date_default_timezone_set() function

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date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles');
print date("Y-m-d");
date_default_timezone_set('Europe/Brussels');
print date("Y-m-d");

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