I'm out. It's hard to say, but it's true...
In the last PoaOSUG meeting, i did talk with the other group members about my decision to leave the group leadership. I was not handling the time to participate like i think a leader 'must' participate, and that's because i'm not living ...
I was looking on youtube some races, and it's easy to understand why Alonso does not like Lewis Hamilton. ;-)
Yesterday a co-worker asked me about a wrong information showed by the df utility (running on a RedHat ES). One ZFS pool, and many ZFS filesystems, and the same 'available' information for all filesystems (always the Pool total), even with some data written on the pool (that's good, you do ...
Just a note... ;-)
1) pfexec pkg install gcc-dev
2) pfexec pkg install SUNWscp
3) pfexec pkg install SUNWmysql5
4) pfexec pkg install ruby-dev
5) pfexec gem install rails --include-dependencies
6) pfexec gem install mongrel --include-dependencies
7) pfexec gem install mysql -- --with-mysql-dir=/usr/mysql/5.0/
8) pfexec gem install will_paginate
9) export PATH=$PATH:/usr/ruby/1.8/bin
Actually i did need the pfexec gem install ...
Fix one bug that was 'destroying' the screen... ;-)
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Ok, now i did some 'clean up' on the code... did create some functions, have removed duplicated code, and add new features like 'Requests per second'. Now i think is just fix any bugs that we will find, but the features for this particular tool are done.
Take a look:
FEATURES:
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I need more eyes on the code... ;-)
I did a few more changes, but i'm not a C programmer. I did add two graphs (clean up the screen with curses is boring, thanks for some procedures from iMil and the great wimon software).
With that graphs (Read and Write), we ...
DO NOT TRY IT IN PRODUCTION. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Hello there! Yesterday i was coding a simple tool to provide a better visualization of the block's sizes (read/write) on a NFS server. The primary objective was not consolidate informations, but just quickly visualize trends, for a short period of ...
Looking for a backup (that obviously i did not find), i have saw some funny things in my stuff... ;-)
So, i have decided to publish them here, in the name of the old times. FreeBSD 2.2.6 from April 1998, that is pure gold! A full 4.4 BSD Lite Based 32-bit ...
That's it, simple like that! As every software combination should be. ;-)
I was resisting to really create a virtualized development environment on my laptop, not because i do not trust in virtualization, actually i'm a big fan... the problem is the big deceptions i had on the past trying to ...