Submitted by hswong3i on Sun, 2008-07-27 18:11
This simple HOWTO will guide you about how to setup Apache2.2 + PHP5.2 + mysql/mysqli/pdo_mysql from sketch. Compile all package from tarball can give you the maximum flexibility of functionality, e.g. you can enable both mysql/mysqli/pgsql/oci8/pdo_mysql/pdo_pgsql/pdo_oci within single installation.
Before start, I will assume you have Debian sid and MySQL5 installed correctly, which will not detail within this document. In case of Debian, MySQL5 installation is just as simple as a single command:
apt-get install mysql-server-5.0 mysql-client-5.0 mysql-common
This HOWTO is highly similar as my other article which target for install Apache2.2 + PHP5.2 + OCI8/PDO_OCI from sketch on Debian sid. Therefore some duplicated section will directly refer to there, and only mention those different in case for MySQL in here.
Submitted by hswong3i on Sat, 2008-07-26 11:56
Come back on 24/07 midnight and finally have a bit time to access Internet. A very good trip and we take a lot of funny photos. Maybe update them in blog soon? Anyway, I am still in holiday mood :S
Submitted by hswong3i on Wed, 2008-07-16 19:58
Just send out resign letter, and will have a week of holiday in Japan, from 17/07 to 25/07 :-)
Submitted by hswong3i on Wed, 2008-07-16 10:23
Submitted by hswong3i on Wed, 2008-07-09 01:36
My Oracle 11gR1 gone crazy with 100% CPU loading when working with Debian sid.
This page provide a functional solution:
Shutdown OEM, login as SYSMAN user and restart the provisioning daemon by executing the two packaged procedures
SYSMAN> execute MGMT_PAF_UTL.STOP_DAEMON
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SYSMAN> execute MGMT_PAF_UTL.START_DAEMON
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
Start OEM again and the problem is gone.
WARNING: You must take this on your own responsibility!
Submitted by hswong3i on Tue, 2008-07-08 15:23
Debian only provide stable and testing installation CD/DVD so there is no way to install with sid directly. In order to use Debian sid, you will need to upgrade from existing installation. BTW, you may try once before but found that there was a lot of error message about package dependency, or not even able to complete the upgrade due to some tricky gap.
Here I will give you a simple guideline about how to upgrade in an elegant and stable style, from Debian stable or testing to sid.
Submitted by hswong3i on Mon, 2008-07-07 14:19
This simple HOWTO will guide you about how to setup Apache2.2 + PHP5.2 + OCI8/PDO_OCI from sketch. Compile all package from tarball can give you the maximum flexibility of functionality, e.g. you can enable both mysql/mysqli/pgsql/oci8/pdo_mysql/pdo_pgsql/pdo_oci within single installation.
Before start, I will assume you have Debian sid and Oracle 11gR1 installed correctly, which will not detail within this document. If you really need some help for that, please refer to my other article for more indeed guideline.
Submitted by hswong3i on Sat, 2008-07-05 11:52
This is a simple HOWTO, for installing Oracle Database 11g Release 1 on Debian sid.
But why we need this HOWTO? Since Oracle only officially support Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Enterprise Linux and other enterprise level Linux distribution; BTW, there shouldn't be any problem if you hope to use with other distribution, which just need some special configuration and install required dependent packages. On the other hand, some dependent packages are obsoleted in Debian etch, but only available in oldstable or sid, so install with sid should be better than etch + hybrid sid packages.
"Hey man! Please stop for a while! I have no idea about how to working with Debian sid!"... Ooops... If this is your case, my other article should be your cup of tea. Go back now and let's enjoy with that for a bit while :-)
Before start you will need to prepare your Debian with:
- A complete Debian sid installation with X11.
- Static public IP address (or you may bind to localhost during installation).
- Functional hostname, e.g. hardcode it within
/etc/hostname and /etc/hosts.
Submitted by hswong3i on Sat, 2008-07-05 00:01
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Submitted by hswong3i on Thu, 2008-07-03 03:08
Long story short, you can seem KVM as replacement of VMware, XEN, VirtualBox, and so on (If you don't know what am I talking about, please give a look about what is
Virtualization).
If you have play with similar solutions once before, the virtualization GUI shouldn't be new to you. The virtualization GUI usually provide an interface for client creation, managment and also operation, e.g. when you start a virtual client, the GUI will provide a window for it and display its screen message as like as real PC. So any similar solution for KVM? Yes, virt-manager (
http://virt-manager.et.redhat.com/) is one of similar choice.
Besides previous 2 mini-HOWTO (
KVM on Debian mini-HOWTO and
libvirt + KVM on Debian mini-HOWTO), here I will guide you though how to employ virt-manager for more high level visualization handling.
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