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Unison

I installed Unison to keep /home on my desktop and laptop synchronized. I am very happy with it, but I had some trouble getting it to work the way I wanted to. I wanted it to preserve permissions and...

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Setting up Java and installing Tomcat on RHEL 4 with jpackage+up2date

Java seems to be installed and maintained on Red Hat by using jpackage-utils. JPackage provides a repository of Java packages that can be installed using the package management tool of your choice. At...

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ASSP is the Wrong Tool for Me

My family has demanded that I implement an anti-spam solution on our mail server. After doing some research, I decided to give the Anti-Spam-SMTP-Proxy a try. ASSP represent a lot of development work,...

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Learning Banjo

The Old BlogI started blogging with a plain HTML file. I would simply append new entries to the top. The motivation was to have a place to record technical solutions that I repeatedly had to look up....

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Why is cron not running my script?

Summary: Cron doesn’t run files with dots or underscores in them; remove that .sh!Did you put your file in /etc/cron.daily or /etc/cron.weekly and it doesn’t run? Does cron just skip right over your...

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Django-cms: Not Too Shabby

Summary: Herein the author finds that Django-cms is a pretty decent content management system.I’ve finally gone live with the site for my new initiative: coopercate.org. As part of my effort to...

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Transitioning to Byteflow

Banjo Six Months LaterBanjo is a good foundation for a blog engine, but it needs some work. It is certainly quicker to implement than writing your own blog engine, but it is not as finished as I had...

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Kubuntu Karmic

I am about to start a big project for work, and I wanted to get the latest tools on my machine because I know I won’t have the opportunity for a while. Unfortunately, my install of Kubuntu Hardy 8.04...

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Zentyal Gets it Right

I was pretty successful moving to my new house without breaking anything valuable, but unfortunately the old HP Pavilion laptop I have been using as my web server / firewall for the past several years...

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System76 Shows Promise

When did it get so hard to buy a Linux computer? From 2004 to 2010, every computer I bought had Linux pre-installed. I purchased from Dell and Lenovo, but HP and Asus also had them on offer. Sure, I...

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A Great Pair: Easy Tomato and the Asus RT-N16

For my home firewall and server I used to have an old laptop running Debian. It was a source of geek pride that I had configured by hand all of the necessary services (DHCP, DNS, iptables, Apache,...

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Alfresco Tips Grab Bag

Two Alfresco tips that I keep meaning to write down.Fresh Install ErrorNew machine, fresh install of Alfresco, and the repository won't start.Very early in the log file, after the sysAdmin few...

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CPU Speed and Alfresco 5.0

As we near the release of Alfresco Enterprise Edition 5.0, Community Edition has evolved a lot. Community Edition 5.0.a was an opportunity for the Engineering team to get feedback on the improvements...

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Important Changes in Alfresco Community Edition 5.0.b

This fall has been a hectic time as we juggled Summit and the preparations for the release of Alfresco One Enterprise Edition 5.0. In the middle of Summit, our team completed the scheduled 5.0 features...

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