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I’m pretty proud of myself. I just configured PHP to compile without any problems…well no imap support, but that can wait.

I saw that someone asked how to resolve the problem, but had no answer, and then I realized with the help of an answer from someone else on a messageboard that you have to install the development version of the libraries to compile certain support into a program.

Here is my chance to give back to the Linux world by helping another newbie out (without acting like I was above him or anything, just a newbie helping a newbie).

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Well. I hooked up the MBox last night, and just like before but even more disappointing, the damn thing is still creating a digital hum and static, triggered by the movements of the mouse and the processing of programs. I don’t know if its some sort of electrical interference, a bad USB cable, or both.

I hope I can find the solution. The first thing I’m going to do is replace the cable and try to clean the connectors in the MBox.

I got the web server running on my little Linux test server. I was hosting redconfetti.net on the server that this website is hosted on for a while, but recently I moved the DNS hosting onto my server, along with redconfetti.net.

For anyone who needs a free web based Bug Tracking system programmed using PHP/MySQL, check out Flyspray.

I searched very far to find a web based program to track the bugs in the website I work on in ASP/MS-SQL. I know PHP/MySQL so I was able to setup this bug tracker, and fortunately I can modify it to do things I need it to do.

Its features appear to be good enough for tracking bugs in actual software, and it can be setup to suit those debugging web based software.