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May 10, 2011
You might have seen it in your Apache logs, but with Magento sites, your webserver might show messages that access to the file app/etc/local.xml. This is good, but web-access to the Magento local.xml file could indicate serious security problems. But what is causing this behaviour, and how to stop this from happening.
April 8, 2011
When migrating VirtueMart products to Magento, Vm2Mage also offers the ability to migrate product-images. Because this involves more than just a simple data-transfer, you could run into problems. This document helps you through the neccessary steps to troubleshoot this.
March 11, 2011
When your MySQL server is under heavy load, the message MySQL server has gone away might appear as error in Magento. The following tutorial gives some hints on how the performance might be tuned to deal with this.
February 4, 2011
Every time you log in to the Magento Admin Panel, you see an admin notification popop message telling you there's a new Magento version. As a developer, it's best to stay informed about new releases by reading blogs, tweets and lots of other news channels - besides this, upgrades should never be taken lightly. It's possible to remove this notification popup message.
November 22, 2010
While many blaim Magento for being slow, it is possible to make the Magento e-commerce application lightning fast. This requires first of all funding, because you will need to add sufficient system resources (CPU, memory) to Magento to make it run properly. But it also requires time and knowledge. For the last part - knowledge - this list helps you further.
August 23, 2010
Things might always go wrong: Magento is a complex application and when you run into problems, analysing these problems is difficult unless you know where to look. This tutorial helps you with inspecting the right logfiles to track problems down.
August 20, 2010
The following FAQ contains questions and answers on Vm2Mage troubleshooting.
August 20, 2010
The following FAQ contains questions and answers on installing and configuring Vm2Mage.
July 17, 2010
A Magento order could be cancelled by mistake, but there is no way to undo this action - at least not in the GUI. There might be excellent third party modules providing this functionality, but you could also write just a simple PHP-script to accomplish the same task.
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