Occasionally, when compressing directories with large numbers of files and/or directories contained within them, you will get an error stating: Too many arguments.
This is not an error from the application - rather it is an error from the shell tell you the ARG_MAX limit has been reached. Here is what you can do to avoid/get around that:
If you're like many of the MySQL users out there and do not have access to the MySQL command line, or perhaps you do have access to the MySQL command line and just want to know how to determine how big your databases and tables are, this is for you!
There isn't a day that goes by without someone, somewhere, reaching the maximum number of concurrent connections to their MySQL database. Generally, the solution is to increase this value; However this is not the best solution, nor does it alway help.
Create a symlink to a file rather than copying it to a new location
Add to httpd.conf
Disable the TRACE Method for PCI Compliance
Disable SSLv2/TLS1 for PCI Compliance
To help with PHP's performance in a non-cgi environment, install APC.
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