A: Curl and wget is locked down on the server. You need to add the user x to both of these groups in order grant them the necessary privileges.

Both the steps below can be followed for this:
1) vi /etc/group and add the user x to the group seperated by comma.( this will look like curl:x:32474:x,y)
2) Use the command gpasswd; syntax: gpasswd -a x curl
note: use gpasswd -d x curl to remove x from curl.

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Basically, everything you do has to be an action in a controller. An “Action” is a function in a controller.
urls are formed as follows:
http://www.site.com/path_to_cake_installation/action/controller/param1/param2/param3/param4/etc…

so if I visit:
http://www.site.com/sphere/people/view/

you’re saying that there’s a people controller with action called ‘view’. The action is a function within a controller class.
So to define a view action in a People controller, you would place the following code in sphere/app/controllers/people_controller.php:

< ?php
class PeopleController extends AppController
{
var $name = 'People';
function view()
{
// programming logic goes here.
}
}
?>

For this respective controller action to be rendered, you must create a view by placing the following code in sphere/app/views/people/view.thtml:

Hello world

The above view would be rendered by cake when the people controller is called with the view action.

SPECIAL CASES:

If you visit: http://www.site.com/sphere/people/, with no action defined, then the index() action is called. To define the index html contents, put the following in your controller:
function index()
{
}
and define the contents in index.thtml in app/views/people/

PAGES CONTROLLER:

For static pages that require no backend and that don’t really belong in a controller, there is a “PagesController” defined in cake that is accessed as follows:
http://www.site.com/sphere/pages/display/page1/
where page1 can be defined in
/app/views/pages/page1.thtml
page1.thtml can be called anything (say, poopoo.thtml) and will be accessed by visiting:
http://www.site.com/sphere/pages/display/poopoo/
I don’t know that you’ll be making any static pages though.
Either way, you can then define what’s called “routes” to allow http://www.site.com/sphere/pages/display/PAGE_NAME to be visited simply by accessing http://www.site.com/sphere/PAGE_NAME/
The route should be defined by default. So you should be able to access http://www.site.com/sphere/pages/display/poopoo/ by going to http://www.site.com/sphere/poopoo/

OTHER STUFF

Oh, and be sure to read this for how to name classes and files so that cake finds them:
http://manual.cakephp.org/appendix/conventions
and if you want to render an element in every page (say, a menu), don’t use include(), instead create an element. To see an example, look at the following files:
app/views/auth/index.thtml (and other files in this folder)
app/views/elements/authz/menu.thtml
Also, read http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/helpers
you HAVE to use the < ?=$html->link()?> and < ?=$html->url()?> functions to do relative linking, and it saves you a bunch of typing when you get used to it (5 min learning curve).
I think that should cover everything… You should be an up and coming cake pro in about 20 mins.

1. Download CVSNT
2. Run installer, following this tutorial
3. I removed simple file sharing as instructed by the tutorial but did not start messing around with user accesses/priviledges and it still worked fine.
4. Follow the tutorial instruction to the letter, using the sserver protocol.
5. I created 2 Windows users using the Computer Management administrative tool, as shown in the tutorial, and then linked the cvsuser account to 2 different CVS users with CVS aliasing (cvs passwd -r -a )
6. I created a folder on my desktop and Using TortoiseCVS I created a new module and entered my CVS server’s info.
7. Voila, it worked!
8. Consider using a fixed IP to allow Internet access, or use something like no-ip.org.
9. Open up TCP port 2401 on your router to allow remote access

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You can see where the appartment is located using Google Maps.

Check out pics from the move in my friends section. Username/password: friends.

In particular, check out the section describing the function: function quote_smart($value)

1. Rent out a new server
2. Install a new proxy you’re unfamiliar with and run a quick install
3. Test the proxy out with mIRC, for just long enough to get scanned and marked as an open relay for spammers
4. Leave the server unattended for 2 days or so…

45,000 spam emails and 7 GB of bandwidth consumption later, expect VERY angry emails from server admins at your datacenter…

You live, you learn…