I've been asked by a group of users if they can have a daily report of everything the fax server has sent. Since the fax software we're using doesn't have this feature, I thought I'd write some vb script to pull all of lines containing yesterday's date from the log file (called sendlog.txt) and email [...]
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bash vs vbs (bash wins)
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Oracle RAC, CentOS and GFS
One thing I'm currently working on is a 2 node CentOS cluster using GFS as the shared file system, with the storage on a fibre attached HP MSA SAN. This is a proof of concept before investing in RHEL AS licences (which will be the better part of £2000). CentOS is free and is intended to clone RHEL as closly [...]
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Red Hat Summit 2008 – closing post
In short - it's been good, a valuable use of my time. The presentation throughout the summit was of a very high standard, and this included the catering too. If I had to summarise the summit I would do so using the following 5 buzzwords: 1. Virtualisation. Guess what ...? Red Hat has their own [...]
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Spacewalk – Red Hat Satellite for free!
Red Hat have made another important announcement at this years Summit - RH Satellite has been made open source! At first I was excited, because: Red Hat customers can save hundreds of dollars as it's now free - you don't have to buy an RHAS licence for a RH Satellite (that is, unless you want [...]
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Red Hat Summit – Day 2
There were 2 seminars that stood out for me today after Joel Cowen's (Executive producer of The Simpsons) amusing Keynote speech - did you know The Simpsons is rendered on Red Hat? The first of the noteworthy seminars was Michael Stahnkage on how to manage RHEL updates. He's one of the few speakers who kept [...]
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Red Hat Summit – Day 1
Day 1 has been pretty interesting. The surprise highlight for me was the keynote speech from Dr John Halamka (CIO, Harvard Medical School) about the challenges he faces with computerising patient records for the state of Massachusetts, and how he is using Red Hat and open source technologies to do this. He also described the [...]
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Red Hat Summit 2008
I've been given a fantastic opportunity to attend this years Red Hat Summit, being held in Boston next week. It's a 3 day event with opportunities to attend seminars, workshops and exhibitions, with a bit of socialising and networking thrown in as well. Hopefully I will come away from the event with some ideas on [...]
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WordPress 2.5 wrecked K2 wrecked WordPress
Just a quick post to try out the new WP 2.5 interface ... and also to say it completely wrecked the back-end of the blog since I use the K2 theme to manage some of my presentation settings. I was getting the following error, along with a bunch of other people on t'internet since upgrading [...]
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How to migrate a VM using SCP
ESX Starter and Foundation editions do not provide a built in function to migrate a virtual machine to another ESX host. In the absence of these options, you can do this by logging on to the console operating system using Putty, and then using the SCP utility to copy the VM files. Then on the [...]
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Vista: Run a script at shutdown
I wanted to configure my Vista Home Premium machine to run a script at shutdown, to synchronise "My Documents" to my file server. On my old XP workstation this was done by editing the local group policy and specifying a shutdown script, and then configuring PathSync (a nice free app) to sync the files to [...]
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