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I found out a while ago something quite useful. We had a Linux server at work, and needed to share working files on it, and ended up either sharing one ftp login or logging on as administrator and/or changing the permissions so we could see one another's files. Since then, I've found out that you can use ACL (Access Control Lists) by installing it via synaptic (for additional tools), and adding acl to the fstab (the file system mount file used to mount drives on boot-up). You can then use...

I'm working my way through "Practical Web 2.0 Applications with PHP" and will be discussing some of the parts of it that I find most interesting, whilst building the structure of Clockwork Evolution.  So, yes, it really is Evolution - albeit mainly caffeine fuelled, rather than clockwork per se. First thing though, I want to get this out of the way.  I hate the use of the term Web 2.0.  It has no intrinsic meaning (although most people have their own version of what...