I just ran across this issue and it threw me for a loop for several hours so I thought I would share the solution here. In my case I was attempting to reindex a Magento database via php cli on the command line, however this issue is not Magento specific. For those Magento folks out there here is the command line along with the full error message. 

I was recently having an issue with Pure-FTPD when attempting to access the server under a particular user. The following is the output along with the error code: 

I just ran across an error transferring a Magento site from one host to another and wanted to share the solution here. The fix is fairly simple however the debug process to track down the fix was quite involved.

Having issues with "Symbolic link not allowed or link target not accessible" errors in apache log files on Fedora? Well you've come to the right place!

I'm pretty sure I just ran across the most annoying thing I've ever been confronted with while trying to run Apache with PHP via XAMPP on Fedora 11 with SELinux enabled. When you setup your httpd.conf to try and access directories in your home directory, by default you will not be successful. You might spend hours, or even days trying to figure out why apache can't access files in your home directory. The good news is that I have the solution, although it wasn't easy to put together, you'll be able to access files out of your home directory after following these steps.

TortoiseSVN if you don't already know is an SVN (Subversion) client that allows you to run SVN commands right in windows explorer.  This is a nifty tool that can save you a ton of time.  You will spend more time working on your projects rather then hammering the keyboard on the command line trying to accomplish simple SVN tasks.

In this article I would like to explain the process of setting up TortoiseSVN on a windows machine to allow you to connect to your SVN repository over the SSH protocol using a pre-configured PuTTY session that uses a private key to authenticate to the server.  This can be done easily using a few free tools that you may even already have installed but, if not I have linked you to them in the tools section at the bottom of this article.