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       Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: anonymous Date: June 27, 2012, 6:38 am
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       I have ideas:
       / - root
       /girls/1/amanda-nothavingdick
       /pictures/12
       /girl/1/picture/1/
       /videos/12
       /place/new-york
       /location/new-york
       etc.
       Good?
       #Post#: 93--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: Budisha Date: June 27, 2012, 7:00 am
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       You have to think how the images will be stored. I was thinking
       the images would be stored in a folder and the image info will
       be stored in a MySQL database. One of the image info would be
       the ID. So to acces the image (the page with all the info, not
       only the image) would be
       /image/22583
       In your thread, are you talking about the folders structure? If
       yes, that would be so good. As is said, all the images would be
       stored in one folder and the image info would be in a database,
       along with the girl name, location etc. These would be pulled by
       PHP. To get the URL structure like that will need modifying the
       .htaccess file.
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       Re: Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: anonymous Date: June 27, 2012, 7:00 am
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       .htaccess FTW
       #Post#: 99--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: dXXDFtAq Date: June 27, 2012, 7:02 am
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       [quote author=B link=topic=13.msg93#msg93 date=1340798403]
       You have to think how the images will be stored. I was thinking
       the images would be stored in a folder and the image info will
       be stored in a MySQL database. One of the image info would be
       the ID. So to acces the image (the page with all the info, not
       only the image) would be
       /image/22583
       In your thread, are you talking about the folders structure? If
       yes, that would be so good. As is said, all the images would be
       stored in one folder and the image info would be in a database,
       along with the girl name, location etc. These would be pulled by
       PHP. To get the URL structure like that will need modifying the
       .htaccess file.
       [/quote]
       Here I bring up my previous argument regarding Python/Ruby and
       RESTful web services...
       .htaccess wouldn't be used because fuck Apache. We're doing this
       properly, not with an XAMPP stack.
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       Re: Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: anonymous Date: June 27, 2012, 7:03 am
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       I use Apache because I like the structure of configuration
       files.
       #Post#: 109--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: dXXDFtAq Date: June 27, 2012, 7:11 am
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       [quote author=anonymous link=topic=13.msg102#msg102
       date=1340798602]
       I use Apache because I like the structure of configuration
       files.
       [/quote]
       You like /etc/apache2/httpd.conf? Explain how this is any
       different to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf.
       #Post#: 110--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: anonymous Date: June 27, 2012, 7:12 am
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       So explain me how to switch from Apache to nginx on Linux
       without reconfiguring... then I'll switch.
       #Post#: 117--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: dXXDFtAq Date: June 27, 2012, 7:16 am
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       Explain how you switch from a Volkswagen to a Honda without
       moving the seat and basic driver orientation, then your argument
       will have merit.
       To be honest, though, Nginx works fine for static content out of
       the fucking box. I have a Github gist somewhere that I can just
       pull for (php) CGI content, vhosts, everything.
       #Post#: 120--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: anonymous Date: June 27, 2012, 7:17 am
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       I use Apache to serve dynamic content. PHP/Perl scripts etc.
       #Post#: 133--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Website structure (!warning! SEO talk)
       By: dXXDFtAq Date: June 27, 2012, 7:27 am
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       I use Nginx for static, and it pushes to FastCGI for PHP.
       Each to their own personally, I guess, if you're used to Apache
       then, whatever. I'm just saying that it's a bloated whore of an
       application (even if you're using the mpm prefork), so I
       seriously suggest other alternatives.
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