Archive for June, 2012
page too long for wget to handle?
Jun 29th
wget issue
Doing some investigation for our sales department – doing some useful while being ‘in between jobs’ – I use Steven Schweda’s port of wget. This is a great tool to get the desired data – once you find (or create) a page you can use as a starting point, and find your way around in the possible options.
Samba gone bazurk
Jun 28th
Samba running wild
Did some work (creating a .CSV file from files retrieved from a site using wget (latest version found on the web:
$ wget "-V"
GNU Wget 1.13.4a built on VMS Alpha V8.3.
28-Jun-2012
Jun 28th
Samba running wild
Did some work (creating a .CSV file from files retrieved from a site using wget (latest version found on the web:
$ wget "-V"
GNU Wget 1.13.4a built on VMS Alpha V8.3.
Forgot to adapt all PHP mappings….
Jun 26th
Oops
I did change the PHP environment from physical to logical (I still need to describe it explicitly, there will be a note on the blog when I’ve done that) and changed the entry in the webserver configuration accoringly – for this blog. Bot I’ve another blog running and my T4-watcher is PHP-based as well. And I forgot about these. So the Trips, Tracks and Travels blog, not the T4-viewer worked….
That has been handled this morning.
Windows Azure Websites: “The Target ‘MsDeployFilePreview’ does not exist in the project
Jun 24th
A few days ago I was playing with Windows Azure Websites. I had a Windows Azure Cloud project with a WebRole. The project was rather simple, in fact just a normal MVC 4 website with no direct refs to Windows Azure. So this one could be deployed as a Windows Azure Website. Very interesting because with a MSDN account a number of site are free (later more).
Windows Azure Websites: “The Target ‘MsDeployFilePreview’ does not exist in the project
Jun 24th
A few days ago I was playing with Windows Azure Websites. I had a Windows Azure Cloud project with a WebRole. The project was rather simple, in fact just a normal MVC 4 website with no direct refs to Windows Azure. So this one could be deployed as a Windows Azure Website. Very interesting because with a MSDN account a number of site are free (later more).
Presentations now downloadable
Jun 22nd
Every now and then I am asked about the availability of the presentations I have delivered. Recently somebody asked about a presentation I delivered at the OUG Scotland about multiblock reads, and I promised to make it available. I’ve now uploaded a PDF version of all my old presentations them and put them in the ‘Whitepapers and presentation’ section.
Presentations now downloadable
Jun 22nd
Every now and then I am asked about the availability of the presentations I have delivered. Recently somebody asked about a presentation I delivered at the OUG Scotland about multiblock reads, and I promised to make it available. I’ve now uploaded a PDF version of all my old presentations them and put them in the ‘Whitepapers and presentation’ section.
PHP upgrade – continued
Jun 22nd
PHP update- continued
Mark Berryman sent a new version of PHPWASD.EXE and with that one, I didn’t get an access violation. But there were some other problems as well, that appeared when I switched the environment back to 5.2; I had to do some editing on the main PHP_STARTUP.COM procedure before it all went as expected. After that, the previous PHPWASD for PHP 5.3 still ran into ACCVIO so there surely something wrong with the 5.3.10-kit…
retrying the PHP upgrade
Jun 21st
PHP update tried again
Mark Berryman couldn’t reproduce it at his site, so he requested some more data.
