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2006-12-26 20:43 Well, it’s been ages since I messed around with Windows, but I am setting up an old mini-tower desktop PC with Windows to do SAP crap. IC guy came by and installed XP Pro over the lan. Logged in with CDID and NT password, got VirusScan updates. Used Netscape 7.1 to download Firefox [...]

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Upgraded to Drupal 4.6.4

2005-12-02 23:32 That was pretty easy – upgrading Drupal is a breeze: # in Terminal as Admin: cp -p /Library/WebServer/Documents/drupal-4.6.0/sites/default/settings.php ~/Desktop curl -o drupalsqldump.sh \ http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/*checkout*/drupal/contributions/sandbox/drumm/tools/drupalsqldump.sh chmod +x drupalsqldump.sh mkdir backup ./drupalsqldump.sh /Library/WebServer/Documents/drupal-4.6.0/sites/default/settings.php > backup/backup.sql cd ~/Desktop mv drupal-4.6.4 /Library/WebServer/Documents cd /Library/WebServer/Documents/drupal-4.6.4 vi sites/default/settings.php $db_url = ‘mysql://www:PASSWORD@localhost/drupal’; $base_url = ‘http://heloise.office.aol.com/drupal-4.6.4′; (change PASSWORD to your drupal [...]

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2005-10-24 14:32 If our site has fewer than 20 Prognosis nodes, using Auto-Detection is reasonable. If more than 20 nodes, switch to Managed Nodes because Auto Detection becomes too cumbersome. Prognosis overhead can be quite heavy if collection interval is too frequent, so be careful. Once again stuck with crappy Windows desktop for class. Installed [...]

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2005-10-17 13:19 Ryan Upton rupton@bea.com is instructor Course venue sucks. Crappy Winblows computers with guest accounts and only 256MB of RAM, which Ryan says is not enough to do WebLogic server stuff. Why are we doing this on Windows at all? We all use only HP-UX/Linux/Solaris servers… sigh. Installed GAIM and used the existing Firefox [...]

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2005-06-21 13:38. Notes from the Tandem iTP WebServer class. Intro is talking about the history of the internet and the world wide web. Arpanet, Tim Berners-Lee of CERN (1989). HTTP, URL, HTML all created. First specifications released to public in 1991. A bit of rudimentory review of TCP/IP and internet IP addressing. Three big applications [...]

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Apache WebServer 101 Class

2005-05-31 13:45 Class is off to a slow start, but we are getting O’Reilly Apache Cookbooks (the moose) – which is a good sign. Rich from Global knowledge is teaching. Apache and Tomcat on Redhat. NCSA 1987 telnet 1990 habanero 1993 mosaic 1995 apache Apache Software Foundation (ASF) httpd is the name of the webserver [...]

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Apple TV on order

After checking to be sure our trusty old Sony KV-40XBR800 could handle the output of the new Apple TV (it does, though with conversion from 720p or 480p to 1080i), I went ahead and ordered a new Apple TV so I can play Rocketboom and Terra: The Nature of Our World HD videos on our [...]

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