We need to start by installing the oracle client appropriate for your architecture. Grab the oracle instant client rpms from oracle’s site. Then run… sudo alien –to-deb oracle-instantclient11.2-*.rpmsudo alien –to-deb oracle-instantclient11.2-*.rpm
I found a great little utility that can enumerate through all the block devices, including your lvm, crypt, etc.
When not specified, much of this knowledge comes from Java Script Patterns by Stoyan Stefanov, and the JavaScript Pocket Reference (3rd Edition) by David Flanagan. I personally found the JavaScript Pocket Reference to be the most valuable of the two. This is by no means…
So, perhaps you’ve seen this message, but when you check the space usage, it’s just fine. It’s usually because your file system is using a whole bunch of inodes. So, if you’re using your drive space for backups, and those backups require using a lot…
I kind of get sick of my work computer dying, and then I lose some history because I forgot to exit my terminal sessions. I’ve always used the histappend feature, but this prompt command thing is great. 😀 Thank you Stack Exchange. The other benefit…
One of my drives in my RAID died, so I went and bought a 3TB drive for a replacement. The RAID is only 1T, so I’ll use the rest of it for something else. It drives me nuts that every site out there describes in…
This is just a simple rundown of how to setup git properly for SSH use. SSH specific information about how to connect using SSH keys, and things of that nature, are not within the scope of this post. I will update this as I go.
I couldn’t really find anything that could get me up and running really quickly with git commit emails. In this blog post we provide a git post-receive-email example. In our case, our server is CentOS.
Finding a decent OpenJPA standalone example is very difficult. The one I’ve created on github does not provide any sort of complex example, but it at least shows how to get started with a standalone Open JPA application, with a maven build.
While you can find this information on the derby website, in a grossly large Derby Basics document, isn’t it nicer to just copy and paste? I just don’t understand why developers like to write documents that make you take so much time to get started.