on March 19, 2012
by Wolf Halton in Linux, Network Services,
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I was working with Nagios-3.3.1, which I love because it shows me everything I want to know and is easier than Zabbix to set up.
Yes, I had to write a shell script to make the config file-generation faster and less troublesome, but after I got that part done, I really started to see a great system. Nagios sends emails to me when it has an issue, like being unable to access a given server for a test or if the web server is down. All of this went up in a relatively simple way. Not as easy as Pandora FMS but still pretty simple, if you consider command-line configuration files simple to edit. Read more…
on March 14, 2012
by Wolf Halton in Website Development,
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Created by Lyrasis, a 501c(3) library association based in Atlanta GA, this site was created specifically for libraries but it is useful for other organizations when trying to understand […]
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on September 20, 2011
by Wolf Halton in Guest Blog,
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[This was originally published by Mike Brooks as a wiki entry and I have moved it here - Wolf] USING THE grep UTILITY Since the acquisition of certain data is […]
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on August 28, 2011
by Wolf Halton in DSpace, Linux,
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Original wiki entry by Peter Dietz. The goal of this guide is to provide a simple path that will get a user up-and-running as quickly as possible. Peter Dietz did […]
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by Wolf Halton in Linux, PostgreSQL,
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Presuming you have PostgreSQL-9.0 installed, you are probably running the default configuration. The default configuration is designed to work with a variety of hardware, and is tuned for the weakest […]
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by Wolf Halton in PostgreSQL,
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Upgrading PostgreSQL-8.4 to PostgreSQL-9.0 on Ubuntu 10.04 Wolf Halton 8/17/2011 This is something I was working on, on our Ubuntu 10.4LTS servers. Since I had several to do, I thought […]
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on July 14, 2011
by Wolf Halton in Linux, Open-Source Projects,
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I am installing Evergreen-ils and getting OpenSRF installed is the second step in the journey. The Evergreen Project develops an open source ILS (integrated library system) used by approximately 800 […]
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by Wolf Halton in Open-Source Projects, PostgreSQL, Website Development,
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I am working on getting evergreen-ils running on a test server for later use. The Evergreen Project develops an open source ILS (integrated library system) used by approximately 800 libraries. […]
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by Wolf Halton in Linux, Open-Source Projects,
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Welcome to the next installment of the quarterly ITT-Tech-Atlanta-South Linux Freedom Fest The details are as follows: SATURDAY, July 23rd, 2011 ~ 9am to 5pm: ALE.ORG / SourceFreedom.com Linux […]
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on February 20, 2011
by Wolf Halton in Linux,
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More than 60 people attended the ALE.org/SourceFreedom.com Linux Freedom Fest at ITT Tech in Atlanta. Four speakers provided us with information on how to: Understand the implications of open source […]
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