At HCL, it has always been our aim to recruit the crème-de-la-crème from across campuses in the country. And we believe that as an important member of this organization, you can help us achieve that aim. We are giving you an exclusive opportunity to introduce your friends to the many opportunities that are available at HCL and usher them to success.

We are currently looking for dynamic, young graduates with a desire to excel, and need your help in finding and bringing in the best!  If you know graduates of the 2011 batch who satisfy the following criteria, please ask them to register at the following link:

http://hclcampusregistration.cloudapp.net/  

Basic eligibility criteria: 

1. A minimum of 65% aggregate in Class 10, 12 & Graduation are a must in the below mentioned disciplines

• BE, MCA, M. Tech, ME – CS / IT / ECE / EEE / E&I
• B.SC (Comp Sc / IT / Math / Physics / Electronics / Stats), BCA, B.Com (CS / IT)

1. All candidates should have graduated as part of the 2011 batch
2. Candidates should have no arrears at the time of registration
3. Candidates should have excellent verbal and written communication skills

 Note:

1. This registration is open only for candidates who have graduated in 2011
2. Fresher referrals are not covered under the referral policy, please refer to Natasha for details
3. We are NOT hiring graduates from 2009 and 2010 under this category

Regards

HCL HR

[contact-form]

HCL wishes to state that the company has never charged money for recruiting candidates nor does the company have an authorized agency or firm for recruiting candidates.

Candidates seeking employment with HCL need to be cautious and not trust agencies or individuals claiming to be HCL’s representative and charging fees/upfront charges for providing the opportunity.

HCL wishes to warn candidates seeking employment with them to kindly note the following :

• Beware of job offer received from organizations or individuals claiming to be from HCL and demanding a fee for job application.
• Kindly verify the authenticity of organizations/individuals assuring candidates of providing jobs in reputed companies.
• Refrain from paying agencies / individuals who charge for job applications. HCL does not charge applicants for their candidature.
• Refrain from disclosing personal & confidential information, including bank account details without proper verification of the organization or individual.
• In case of the slightest suspicion about the source & credentials of such individuals/agencies claiming to be HCL’s representatives, it is requested that the matter be reported immediately to HCL or the local police authorities.
• HCL will take appropriate steps to ensure a smooth recruitment process. Also be aware of fake email ids. All correspondence from HCL will be done from an official @hcl.in’ id.

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HCL

Desired Candidate Profile
·         B.tech in ECE/EEE/CS/IT/ENI only
·         The candidate should belong to the 2011 batch

Eligibility criteria
·         Should have scored minimum 60% throughout in academics (Xth, XIIth, B.tech)
·         Should not be carrying any backlog of papers
·         Should be willing to work in shifts
·         Should be willing to join immediately: 22nd July at Noida

Process of selection
·         Candidates would be required to take communication skill and an online test, post which there will be an interview.
·         Selected candidates should be willing to work anywhere in India and will have to sign a service agreement of 18 months.

We have scheduled a walk-in interview on 16^th July (Saturday), under mentioned is the itinerary:

Venue: A-9 Auditorium, Sector-3, Noida- 201301
Reporting Time: 8:30 am

If the candidate is interested and eligible, pls inform him/her to be available at the venue as per the details mentioned above, along with the following documents:

·         Education certificates
·         2 copies of resume along with his/her photograph
·         AMCAT id, if they have given the online test before through Aspiring Minds

We are considering you for the Analytics Architect Openings with us

About HCL 

HCL is a $5 billion leading global Technology and IT Enterprise that comprises two companies listed in India - HCL Technologies & HCL Infosystems. Founded in 1976, HCL is one of India’s original IT garage start-ups, a pioneer of modern computing, and a global transformational enterprise today. Its range of offerings spans Product Engineering, Custom & Package Applications, BPO, IT Infrastructure Services, IT Hardware, Systems Integration, and distribution of ICT products across a wide range of focused industry verticals. The HCL team comprises over60,000 professionals of diverse nationalities, who operate from 23 countries including over 500 points of presence in India. HCL has global partnerships with several leading Fortune 1000 firms, including leading IT and Technology firms. For more information, please visit www.hcl.in

JOB DESIGNATION/ROLE/POSITION

Architect

JOB DESCRIPTION/JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
The person would be part of Telecom Product Engineering Group within ERS (Engineering and R&D Services) Division.

JOB LOCATION

Noida, India

JOB DESCRIPTION/JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

Programming Skills:

Job Title / Designation

Analytics Architect

Total Exp

8+ Years

Primary Skills Required

- Experience working with Open Source tools (Development, Test and Production environments), including working in a collaborative setup

- Strong understanding of the virtualization, cloud computing and systems management industry (including competition and customer needs/gaps)

-  Hands on Java experience (min 5 yrs) / Hands on C++ experience (min 2 yrs) /Product Development experience
- Experience with HDFS, MapReduce

- Provide detailed guidance on how to architect and implement the virtualization, parallel processing, high availability and cloud computing features

- Knowledge and experience handling voluminous data

- Strong working knowledge with Linux/Unix operating system

Other Skills Required

- – Excellent communication skills
- Should be able to mentor team
- Good Problem Solving capabilities.
- Should be able to contribute in multiple projects.
- Excellent Client Management

APPLY TO: If you find the job profile as per your needs then forward your profile @ anoop.jindal@hcl.in .

hanks and Regards,

Anoop Jindal

ODE-Engineering and R&D Services

HCL Technologies Ltd.

A-8/9, Sector 60, Noida 201301, U.P. (India)

pEMail : anoop.jindal@hcl.in

www.hcltech.com

www.hcl.in

We are considering you for the Asterisk/PBX Developer Opening with us

About HCL 

HCL is a $5 billion leading global Technology and IT Enterprise that comprises two companies listed in India - HCL Technologies &HCL Infosystems. Founded in 1976, HCL is one of India’s original IT garage start-ups, a pioneer of modern computing, and a global transformational enterprise today. Its range of offerings spans Product Engineering, Custom & Package Applications, BPO, IT Infrastructure Services, IT Hardware, Systems Integration, and distribution of ICT products across a wide range of focused industry verticals. The HCL team comprises over 60,000 professionals of diverse nationalities, who operate from 23 countriesincluding over 500 points of presence in India. HCL has global partnerships with several leading Fortune 1000 firms, including leading IT and Technology firms. For more information, please visit www.hcl.in

JOB DESIGNATION/ROLE/POSITION

Sr Software Developer or Software Developer or Lead Engineer or Lead Engineer

JOB DESCRIPTION/JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
The person would be part of Telecom Product Engineering Group within ERS (Engineering and R&D Services) Division.

JOB LOCATION

Noida, India

JOB DESCRIPTION/JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

Programming Skills:
Development – Job Profile (Team lead / Sr. Team lead 6-10 yrs):

Primary Skills Required

6+ years on IP PBX/ Call Control/ Asterisks Call Control/ IP Phone Development/ DOCSIS profiles.

Other Skills Required

- Excellent communication skills
- Should be able to mentor team
- Good Problem Solving capabilities.
- Should be able to contribute in multiple projects.
- Excellent Client Management.

No resume is consider without experience in all these mention skills.

APPLY TO: If you find the job profile as per your needs then forward your profile @ Anoop.jindal@hcl.in with the following details:

ODE-Engineering and R&D Services

HCL Technologies Ltd.

A-8/9, Sector 60, Noida 201301, U.P. (India)

Tel: +91-120-4384000

EMail : anoop.jindal@hcl.in

www.hcltech.com

www.hcl.in

 Dear Candidate,

We are considering you for the C Developer / Embedded C, Openings with us

About HCL

HCL is a $5 billion leading global Technology and IT Enterprise that comprises two companies listed in India – HCL Technologies & HCL Infosystems. Founded in 1976, HCL is one of India’s original IT garage start-ups, a pioneer of modern computing, and a global transformational enterprise today. Its range of offerings spans Product Engineering, Custom & Package Applications, BPO, IT Infrastructure Services, IT Hardware, Systems Integration, and distribution of ICT products across a wide range of focused industry verticals. The HCL team comprises over 60,000 professionals of diverse nationalities, who operate from 23 countries including over 500 points of presence in India. HCL has global partnerships with several leading Fortune 1000 firms, including leading IT and Technology firms. For more information, please visit www.hcl.in

JOB DESIGNATION/ROLE/POSITION

C Developer or Software Developer

JOB LOCATION

Noida

JOB DESCRIPTION/JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

Job Role:

We require Product/Application developers for one of Engineering and R&D Services Division.

Programming Skills:

C programming

Data Structure

System Programming

Operating Systems Fundamentals

Looking for C Programming Experience only.

APPLY TO: If you find the job profile as per your needs then forward your profile @  anoop.jindal@hcl.in with the following details:

Skill Set : C , Data Structure
Experience : 1 – 4 years
Designations : Developer, Sr. Developer.

Pls. fill in the below mentioned information and send across your resume:

1. Total Experience:
2. Experience in C:
3. Experience in System programming:
4. Current CTC:
5. Expected CTC:
6. Notice Period:
7. Ready to relocate to Noida Yes/No :
8. Contact No.:
9. Available for Saturay/Sunday:.  

Also request to fwd this mail to the friends interested for this opportunity.

Best Regards

Anoop Jindal

Engineering and R&D Services

HCL Technologies Ltd.

A-8/9, Sector 60, Noida 201301, U.P. (India)

Tel: +91-120-4384266

www.hcltech.com

www.hcl.in

http://www.ampsoft.net/webdesign-l/how-to-install-apache-php-mysql-5.html

How to install Apache (and PHP & MySQL) on Windows: test your web pages at home

When you are making a web page, the easiest way of view a page stored in your hard disk is double-clicking in the file, which usually results in the page being opened in your default browser. Although this method (which I still use sometimes) it’s good enough for simple static pages, it’s not useful if you you are using server side languages (PHP, Perl, ASP…), or even for pages that are static but use links relative to the server root (like “/index.html” or “/css/styles.css”). In this situations the solution is either upload the files to the server of your web host (quite cumbersome, and not feasible or desirable if the site is already open to the public) or set up a test server in your local network/computer, which is the quick and safe way of testing your design changes.

I’ll try to describe in a simple way how to set up an Apache server on Windows for testing purposes, with the option of include PHP and MySQL. This can be useful even if your web host runs on Linux/FreeBSD/Unix, since the funtionality will be more or less the same (unless you use specific OS/server features). It can also be useful for learning and/or testing popular Apache modules like mod_rewrite that are not directly available for other servers (e.g. IIS)

Only PHP is covered since is free and widely used nowadays (ASP is tied to IIS and Perl users probably prefer Linux . The same reasons apply to MySQL. I’m going to describe how to set up a standalone Apache server and then how to add PHP and MySQL, so people that don’t need PHP or MySQL can skip those steps.

Security considerations

Since testing is the primary goal here, I won’t discuss the security practices related to Windows+Apache+MySQL+PHP. But with a simple step you can secure your test server from external attacks: configure your firewall to block all Internet access to the server, as only your computer (or your local network) needs access to it.

On other hand, don’t think that test servers doesn’t need any protection. If you leave the server open to Internet, you’ll be exposed in the same way as production web sites, since hackers/crackers usually scans ranges of IP numbers looking for known vulnerabilities instead of targeting specific web sites.

Getting the installation files

Among all the versions available I’m going to use Apache2, PHP 4.4.x and MySQL 4.0.x for this tutorial. Apache2 because it’s designed for working more efficiently on Windows than Apache 1.3.x while maintaining the compatibility, PHP 4.4.x because most production environments haven’t migrated to PHP 5.x yet, and MySQL 4.0.x because versions 4.1 and higher only works with PHP 5.x . I don’t provide the direct links to the files since these sites rely on mirrors for the downloads, and they release frequent minor updates/fixes, and therefore the file names change.

Apache: http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
Download the Win32 Binary (MSI Installer) (apache_2.0.xx-win32-x86-no_ssl.msi).

PHP: http://www.php.net/downloads.php
Download the Windows binaries, both the ZIP package (php-4.4.x-Win32.zip) and the Installer (php-4.4.x-installer.exe).

MySQL: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.0.html
Download the Windows (x86) package (mysql-4.0.xx-win32.zip).

phpMyAdmin: http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/downloads.php
A popular MySQL administration tool. Download the ZIP package (phpMyAdmin-2.x.x-plx.zip).

Setting up Apache

Installation

Double-click in the .MSI file to launch the installation of Apache (Windows 98/Me users may need to install previously the MS Windows Installer). After accepting the license, you’ll be prompted for some information: Network domain, Server name and Administrator’s email. Since this will be a test server, you can enter whatever you want, but I recommend using your computer network name as server and domain, since this allows accessing the server from other computers in the local network by name instead of by IP number only. Then enter a dummy email direction like “admin@networkname” (we don’t need that feature). Regarding the options of the bottom, use the recommended option even if you want to start the server manually (we’ll see how to change this later). Windows 98/Me users must select the second option since that versions of Windows doesn’t support system services.

Then choose Custom install and remove Build Headers and Libraries, since they are needed only for developing server extensions. You can remove the Apache Documentation if you don’t need it. Also, you can change here the installation folder.

Press Next for starting the installation. If all goes well, the Apache service will be started and you’ll notice a new icon in your system tray: the Apache Service Monitor. This is a handy tool for managing the Apache service: you can start, stop and restart the service from here.

Note for Windows 98/Me users: You need to use the shortcut Start Apache in Console for starting the server. To close the server, press Ctrl+C on the Apache console window.

Firewall permissions

At this point, if you have running a firewall in your computer (if not, you really should) you probably will get a notification about letting “Apache HTTP Server” or “Apache.exe” run as a server. My recommendations are:

• Access/outbound permissions. You should allow Apache outbound access to both the local network/trusted zones and to Internet, since you could need external access for some PHP scripts (e.g. a script that fetch an XML from another web site file for processing it).
• Server/inbound permissions. You have to give Apache server permissions in the local network/trusted zones (or the firewall will block any connection attempts), but you should block the inbound access from Internet. Since the server is only intended for doing local tests, you don’t need to expose yourself to hackers without reason.

  Note about routers/NAT: If your Internet access is provided through a router (using NAT), all inbound traffic from Internet is automatically blocked, unless you configure the router to allow inbound access on some ports. This is great from the point of view of security but terrible if you want to allow access to the server from Internet. If for some reason you need external access to your test server, check your router documentation about how to map the port used by Apache (by default port 80) to your computer.

Now if you open “http://localhost/” in your browser you should get the welcome page of Apache.

Now let’s see how you can configure some basic server options to suit your needs.

Server configuration file

Most of the Apache configuration is stored in the httpd.conf file located inside the “conf” subfolder of the Apache installation folder. There is also another file, httpd.default.conf, that contains the default configuration of the server (very useful if you mess something in the configuration and the server stops working).

Changing the server root folder

By default, the Apache uses as the server root the “htdocs” folder located inside its installation folder. This is the folder in which you need to put the files that are going to be served by Apache. If you want to use another one, locate in httpd.conf the DocumentRoot option and put the folder that you want to use as server’s root (surrounded by double quotes). Then move a few lines below until you find the comment that reads “This [the following line] should be changed to whatever you set DocumentRoot to”, and follow its advice. For example, if you want to change the server root to “D:\Web server” you have to use the following configuration lines:

DocumentRoot “D:/Web server”

and several lines below:

<Directory “D:/Web server”>

Note that in the Windows version of Apache you can use slashes or backslashes indistinctly for path names, it would work the same (I use slashes since it’s the usual way).

Finally, restart the server to apply the changes. The next time you access to “http://localhost/” you should see listed the contents of new root folder. Here you can see two captures of the server root of one of my test machines, one from the same machine in which the server is installed, and the other from another machine in the same local network:

Activating Apache modules

Apache uses a series of modules to extend the server capabilities (like mod_ssl for adding support to secure connections or mod_rewrite for URL rewriting). By default, not all the modules are loaded. If you need to activate some of them, look for the modules section of httpd.conf (the one that contains a lot of LoadModule lines). If the line describing the module is commented (i.e. it begins with a “#”) that module is not active, and you need to remove the comment character to activate it.

For example, if you want to activate the mod_rewrite module, first you need to find the line describing that module:

#LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

and then remove the “#” to activate it:

LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

After this, restart the server to apply the configuration changes.

Other configuration changes

• Changing the server to manual start. If you don’t want to have the server always loaded, double click in Apache Service Monitor tray icon to open the main window and press the Services button. Look for “Apache2″ in the list and double-click it to get the service properties. In the properties dialog change the start type from Automatic to Manual and click OK. From now, the server will only be started when you use the Start button of the Apache Service Monitor, or the equivalent shortcut located in the Apache 2.0.xx folder of the Start Menu.
• Activating .htaccess files. By default, Apache doesn’t allow modify the server configuration using .htaccess files. If you want to activate this behaviour, yo need to find in the httpd.conf the following line:

AllowOverride None

and change it to:

AllowOverride All

Note that there is another line with the same text “inside” of a <directory> tag. You have to change the line that is not surrounded by other configuration parameters.

• Addign a default character set. Although you can do this in your .htaccess file, if you want to put a default character set for all your pages, you can do it adding to the httpd.conf file a line like one of this:

AddDefaultCharset ISO-8859-1
AddDefaultCharset ISO-8859-15
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
…

or whatever character set you need to use.

A bit of troubleshooting

Port 80 already in use. If you receive an error message like this:

ERROR 1
<OS 10048>Only one usage of each socket address <protocol/network address/port> is normally permitted. : make_sock: could not bind address 0.0.0.0.:80 no listening sockets available, shutting down
Unable to open logs
Note the errors or messages above, and press <ESC> key to ext. …

ERROR2
[Sat Oct 09 14;22:48 2004] [error] <OS2>The system cannot find the specific
ed. : no installed service named “Apache2″.
Note the errors or messages above, and press <ESC> key to exit

it means that there is another server already running on port 80 (the default port used for HTTP connections). Only one application can listen for connections in a given port at the same time, so if you have active another server (like IIS), Apache can’t use that port.

The solution for this is as simple as close or disable the other program when you need to use Apache. If you don’t know what program is using that port, you can use an utility like Active Ports or TCPView for getting the list of programs associated to any active port in the system.

If for some reason you need to maintain the other program running in the port 80, you can change the port number in which Apache will listen for connections. You can use any port number that is not already used by another program between 1024 and 65535 (e.g. 8080, 8000, 10080, 12345…). For doing that open the httpd.conf file and find the following lines (they are located in different parts of the file):

Listen 80

ServerName your-server-name:80

and then replace the 80 with the port number you want to use:

Listen 8080

ServerName your-server-name:8080

After this you can access to the server using the host name plus the port number separated by a colon, like in this examples:

http://localhost:8080/

http://your-server-name:8080/

Setting up PHP

Setting up PHP

Installation

The installation of PHP is bit odd since instead of using a single installation package you need the ZIP package and the installer package, since the installer doesn’t contain the full PHP package (but it’s useful for creating a working php.ini file easily). Also, the part of the PHP installer for configuring Apache hasn’t been finished yet for versions 4.x, so we’ll need to add some lines to httpd.conf.

First, unpack the contents of the ZIP file to the folder in which you want to install PHP. Note that the ZIP package already contains a folder named “php-4.4.x-Win32″, so if you unpack the file in “C:\Program Files\PHP\” the PHP files will be stored in “C:\Program Files\PHP\php-4.4.x-Win32\”. Don’t use the option of not extracting folders/pathnames or PHP won’t work.

Then run the installer and select the Standard installation. In the next panel select the folder in which you unpacked the PHP package (the folder that contains the php.exe file). Left unchanged the panel about SMTP configuration (SMTP won’t run on Windows unless you install an SMTP server) and in the next panel select Apache from the list of servers. Finally, press Next to start the installation. If all goes fine, the installer will create a php.ini file in the Windows folder with the PHP configuration, and some directories in the PHP folder.

Changes to the Apache configuration

Before enabling the Apache module for PHP, you need to copy the file php4ts.dll located in the PHP installation folder to the System folder (usually “C:\Windows\System” for Windows 98/Me, “C:\Winnt\System32″ for Win2000 and “C:\Windows\System32″ for WinXP).

Then you need to enable PHP in the Apache server. Supposing that you installed PHP in “C:\Program files\PHP”, you need add the following lines at the end of the modules section of httpd.conf:

LoadModule php4_module “c:/Program files/PHP/sapi/php4apache2.dll”
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

Finally, locate the DirectoryIndex option and add “index.php” at the end of that line. The resulting line should be:

DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var index.php

After restarting the Apache server, you should note that the index of the server root now shows “Apache/2.0.xx (Win32) PHP/4.4.x” at the bottom of the page. If you want to test the new configuration, create a file named “index.php” in the server root folder and put inside the following line:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

After saving the file, if you open “http://localhost/” in your browser you should get something like this:

Activating useful PHP extensions

As well as Apache, PHP use extensions to extend its capabilities. By default, all of the extensions of PHP are disabled. If you need to activate a extension, look for the extensions section of the php.ini file (it begins with Windows Extensions). Then locate the line with the module you want to activate and remove the comment (the “;” character) present at the beginning of the line.

Some of the extensions require additional DLL’s to work. That DLL’S are located in the “dlls” subfolder inside of the PHP folder and must be copied your System folder prior to activating that extensions. In the table below you can see a list of the most common extensions that need additional DLL’s:

For example, if you want to activate the extensions “php_domxml.dll” (for DOM XML functions) and “php_gd2.dll” (for image functions), you need to uncomment the following lines:

extension=php_domxml.dll
extension=php_gd2.dll

And since “php_domxml.dll” requires “iconv.dll”, you need to copy that file to your System folder.

“Hey, my old PHP code doesn’t work!”

If after setting up your local server you fing that some of your code doesn’t work on it, is highly probable that you are still relying in the deprecated register_globals option of the php.ini file. This option has been disabled by default in PHP for more than three years due to security issues, and consequently very few hosting providers enable it nowadays. Anyway, a few administrators still enable it in order to support legacy code (which is an invitation to having your site hacked if the hosted PHP code doesn’t make the proper security checks).

The typical example of code that rely on register_globals is when you use the data posted by a form in this way:

First file: source.php

<form action="destination.php" method="post">
  Enter your text here: <input>
  <input>
</form>

Second file: destination.php

<?php echo $some_text ?> // bad! relying on register_globals! 

The right way of using the form variables in destination.php in PHP is through the server superglobals:

<?php echo $_POST['some_text'] ?> 

or if you use GET instead of POST:

<?php echo $_GET['some_text'] ?> 

In the same way, if you need to get the document root you have to use $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] instead of $DOCUMENT_ROOT. For more information, take a look to the following pages of the PHP manual:

Superglobals variables: http://www.php.net/variables.predefined
Security issues of Register Globals: http://www.php.net/register_globals

Setting up MySQL

Setting up MySQL

Installation

The MySQL installation is pretty straightforward since you doesn’t need to modify anything in the Apache or PHP configuration. To begin the installation, run the setup program and select the destination folder if you don’t want to use the default one. Then choose Custom and deselect Examples, Libraries, Includes and Script files. You can deselect also the MySQL Documentation if you already have it.

Press Next for starting the installation. After it finish, you need to install the MySQL service, since the setup program of versions 4.0.x doesn’t install it. Fortunately, the MySQL package includes an utility that simplifies greatly this task.

First you need go to the MySQL installation folder, as the setup doesn’t create either any shortcuts in the Start Menu (don’t ask me why). In the “bin” subfolder locate the file winmysqladmin.exe and execute it. The first time this tool is executed, it’ll ask you for an user name & password, enter the one you want to use. You don’t need this user & password for your scripts, but the tool use it for polling the server status and display detailed information about it.

After pressing OK the tool will create a new configuration file for the MySQL server in the Windows folder (my.ini), and a semaphore icon will appear in the taskbar. Also, the program will install the MySQL service using the values of the configuration file. If the semaphore shows the red light on, right click on that icon and select Win NT -> ShuDown this tool for closing the program, and then launch it again (with some system configurations it doesn’t install the service in the first run). This time it should show the green light on, indicating that the MySQL service is installed an running. The tool will create also a shortcut for it in the Start folder of the Start Menu.

Note for Windows 98/Me users: Since these OS doesn’t support services, you need to run mysqld.exe for starting the server. To close the server, press Ctrl+C on the MySQL console window.

Installing phpMyAdmin

phpMyAdmin is a very popular tool for managing the MySQL server and the databases. Since it’s a PHP based application, installing it is as simple as unpacking the ZIP file in a folder inside the document root of Apache (note that the ZIP file already contains a folder). To access the application open your browser and navigate to that folder: supposing that your web root is “D:\Web server” and the folder in which you stored the script files is “D:\Web server\phpMyAdmin”, you need to go to “http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/”.

If both Apache & MySQL servers are running, you should see the welcome screen without any further configuration, since phpMyAdmin is preconfigured to use the default configuration of MySQL.

A few notes about MySQL users

• By default, MySQL 4.0.x comes with the predefined user “root” with no password. You can use this user for the mysql_connect() function.
• If you want or need to create another user for your scripts, you can do it from phpMyAdmin using the Privileges section. You can also add a password for the root user, but if you modify it you need to update the phpMyAdmin configuration. For doing that, go to the phpMyAdmin folder, locate the file config.default.php and copy it as config.inc.php. Then find following lines:

$cfg['Servers'][$i]['user'] = ‘root’; // MySQL user
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = ”; // MySQL password

and modify the last values with the new user & password. You can use here any other user you have created with admininstrator privileges.

Final notes

Final notes

You should take into account that the configuration of your test server may differ from your web host configuration. Although most of the pages/scripts will run in the same way, some things can behave different or won’t work at all.

For Apache, this problem is mainly an issue of having a different set of active modules than in your web host, and of course, this can be solved activating or deactivating that modules. Besides this, the configuration options of httpd.conf are mostly related to security and technical issues (like supporting subdomains, adding virtual folders…). Usually, the configuration relative to pages (URL rewriting, redirects…) is stored in .htaccess files.

For PHP the differences in the configuration are more relevant since they can modify how some scripts works (like the already mentioned register_globals option). The configuration set by the PHP installer includes the set of options recommended by PHP.net, which is used by most servers, but the final configuration is in the hands of the server administrator.

For example, an usual configuration change for production environments is suppressing the display of error messages that aren’t critical, and thus limiting the information available to possible attackers. Although this change doesn’t affect the behaviour of the scripts, you can be greeted with a lot of “E_NOTICE” errors the first time you run your scripts in your test server.

An related to MySQL, the main difference probably would be that in the test server you have full administrator rights while in your web host you won’t have some of that rights. This shouldn’t affect scripts, since in a properly configured server you should have all the rights needed for quering and managing your databases, and you can create an user with the same limitations of the one you have in your web server. Another difference is that you will have a different user & password in your web host, but you can replicate it in the test server.

Anyway, having a test server in your computer can speed up the development on your pages and scripts, and allows developing and testing server scripts even when you don’t have an Internet connection available.

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Products

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Vegietable Oil (OLIN)

MUSTARD Oil

Known as the integrated provider of a complete line of packaged food products and beverages in India, KRISH REFINERIES has been successfully catering to the needs of global customers. The company is engaged in processing and supply of quality food products, including  Beverages and Refined Oil or Edible Oil.

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PRODUCT

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C&F (Western Uttar Pradesh)

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We are looking for dynamic and result oriented Sales Officers and Sales Representatives  for all the districts of West UP, viz., Noida, Ghaziabad, Greater Noida. Ghaziabad, Loni, Bulandsher, Hapur, Meerut, Moradabad, Mavana, Sharanpur, Agra, etc. Candidate must be from Edible Oil industry only, should have 3 to 4 years of sales experience with a proven track record.
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Experience
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Location
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Education
Any graduate

Role
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• Sales Exec/ Sales Representative
• Area/ Territory Sales Manager
• Other Sales

Category
• Sales
• Marketing & Communications

Industry
• Consumer Goods/ FMCG
• Food & Packaged Food

Contact Deails:

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C&F and Marketing Manager at Ghaziabad Depot

9999815908

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