Activating error 503 from a shell script
During deployment of a new version of a website you might want to have your server returning an error 503 (temporarily unavailable). here a solution
Symfony project on (bluehost) shared hosting
set up a working Symfony project (with SVN) on my bluehost shared hosting, this tutorial should work for other hosters with minor changes. What I wanted was to be able of using my account as a development server for a small group of developers that would automatically show the last revision of the SVN repository. I pushed the solution further and created on the same account two more subdomains for the staging and production server.
Installing Redmine on (bluehost) shared hosting
script to install readmine 0.8.4 on a shared host that offers ruby on rails.