Archive for the ‘howto’ Category

15.07.2010 21:38

I’ve been messing around with some weird behavior on the Ubuntu 10.04 while setting up Autofs to auto mount some NFS shares from a remote server.

My setup

Server:
Debian Lenny (IP 192.168.1.123)
Standard NFS-server
A simple export setup (1 share) /mnt/storage

Client:
Ubuntu 10.04
Autofs…

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15.07.2010 16:33

A failing hard drive is something everybody fears. Are all data lost forever or can they be restored from a backup? Hopefully the latter.

I have a setup, where I with the dump/restore utilities on my Debian box are running a set of scheduled backup jobs. To make it short,…

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12.07.2010 20:50

NFS is a great way to share and get access to files across a network. The NFS system gives the option to mount a NFS from an external system and a local mount point on your locale system.

To get this working, you need two systems – a server and…

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11.07.2010 11:37

The OpenQRM installation is quite difficult if you ask me. I have tried installing on both Debian and Ubuntu with the precompiled .deb packages and directly from the Debian and Ubuntu repository. Everything seems to fail in one way or the other. But I finally got it working and here…

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19.04.2010 21:41

Float left. Float right. What to do and why? Well read on …

How to float it

Well – it can sometimes be quite difficult to understand how the float universe works. I will try to give some basic pointers and examples on the float left and float right…

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21.03.2010 17:14

The first step to get an application (program, website etc.) to work against a database is knowing the 5 basic SQL commands. The following examples is based on MySQL, but should apply to every SQL-server. When mastering these 5 commands, you are off to a good start on SQL programming.…

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