Bookmarks for 21 dic 2011 through 23 dic 2011
These are my links for 21 dic 2011 through 23 dic 2011:
- XWiki – Open Source Wiki and Content-Oriented Application Platform (Main.WebHome) – XWiki.org – The XWiki project offers both a generic platform for developing collaborative applications using the wiki paradigm and products developed on top of it. All XWiki software is developed in Java and under the LGPL open source license.
It's also a second generation wiki offering the ability to install and develop small applications inside wiki pages.
Export wiki pages to PDF, ODT, RTF, XML or HTML. Easily turn Office documents (MS Office, Open Office, PDF, etc) into wiki pages.
Use XWiki's RESTful and XML/RPC remote APIs to easily integrate XWiki with your application.
Documents are stored in a relational database. Use your favorite database.
Create applications by grouping several pages together. Import and export Applications to/from your wiki.
various authentication mechanisms suported by XWiki (Form, Basic, LDAP, Custom, etc).
Install/update/remove extensions in/from the wiki
Allows creating XWiki macros through wiki pages - OpenSource-IT.com – Finding the open source solutions ready for the enterprise
- Ring of Saturn Internetworking – These documents and tools were created by me while I worked at Verio as well as all the time since then. As such, there are still some references to "customers" and maybe even some procedures we used while I worked there. Since the content is just fine, just a bit weird to read, I haven't updated these and am focusing more on adding new content rather than fixing these "bugs".
Bookmarks for 9 dic 2011 through 13 dic 2011
These are my links for 9 dic 2011 through 13 dic 2011:
- BAT file tips | Alex @ Net – Let's play with BAT files a little. As you may know, BAT files are intended to be run and processed by the MS command processor, named cmd.exe, and the programming language they are created with is very close to BASIC. The early versions of the BAT-files language (which comes from famous Windows ancestor, MS-DOS) were very limited. Nowadays it has more features and a few days ago I created a small collection of interesting tricks, related to BAT file programming. You can check the following examples that demonstrate which execution flow controlling statements BAT-file language has and show their analogs in PHP.
- 10 Tools To Add Some Spice To Your UNIX Shell Scripts – here are some misconceptions that shell scripts are only for a CLI environment. You can easily use various tools to write GUI and/or network (socket) scripts under KDE or Gnome desktops. Shell scripts can make use of some of the GUI widget (menus, warning boxs, progress bars etc). You can always control the final output, cursor position on screen, various output effects, and so on. With the following tools you can build powerful, interactive, user friendly UNIX / Linux bash shell scripts.
- Nagios plugin for ASE – SybaseWiki – When you are using Nagios (http://www.nagios.org) as a monitoring tool, it's real easy to implement your own checks for Sybase servers. Here's a sample check to see if your ASE server is up and connectable.
Bookmarks for 6 dic 2011 through 7 dic 2011
These are my links for 6 dic 2011 through 7 dic 2011:
- Monitor Your Website in Real-Time with Apachetop – How-To Geek – As a webmaster, I’ve often wanted to be able to see real-time hits as they arrive. Sure, Google Analytics is a wonderful package for looking at trends over time, but there’s a delay of a few hours there, and you really can’t see data like requests per second or total bytes.
This is where the apachetop utility comes in. It’s a very simple command line utility that you can use to monitor traffic real-time. It accomplishes this by parsing the apache logfiles and displaying meaningful output to the screen.
- Ashwin Jayaprakash’s Blog: The little gem that is BusyBox (for Windows) – As a Windows user (no shame) I have, for years searched for a simple GNU-like toolkit – grep, awk, tail and other such goodies enjoyed by Linux users. Yes, there's Cygwin but it's a beast – too big and a pain to install. Sometimes, I've even resorted to starting a Linux VMWare image just to run a simple awk script to munge some log files.
- pclouds/busybox-w32 – GitHub – Win32 native port for Busybox (latest build can bw found in the below link)
Bookmarks for 3 dic 2011 from 12:06 to 16:02
These are my links for 3 dic 2011 from 12:06 to 16:02:
- Couch to 5k – C25K Running Program – C25K, is a fantastic program that's been designed to get just about anyone from the couch to running 5 kilometers or 30 minutes in just 9 weeks.
With the help of the Couch to 5k program, In less than seven months, I went from a 47 year old, 104kg, 30 cigarettes a day sort of guy to an 82kg, 0 cigarettes, running 45 to 50 kilometers a week sort of guy. Ten months after finishing C25K I completed my first marathon. Since then I have run another 4 marathons, as well as 6 ultra marathons including a 100km race.
And I'm not the only one, C25K has been responsible for getting thousands of couch potatoes up and running.
Its secret is that it's a gentle introduction to getting the body moving, starting off alternating between walking and running small distances, and slowly building up until after 8 weeks, you're ready to run 5 kilometers or 30 minutes non stop.
[via http://www.pseudotecnico.org/blog/ ]
- How to obtain WWNs of Fibre Channel Cards in Windows, Linux and Netware 6 | Koen Vereeken – I've made a very simple script that prints WWNs for QLogic and Emulex cards. This script will search in pre-defined directories where drivers for these cards will store their FCC information.
- HBA WWN: How to Find Qlogic or Emulex HBA Card WWN Address on Linux – Question: How do I lookup the wwn address of my HBA card installed on the Linux system. I need this information to create zoning on my fiber channel switch.
Amici!
