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Configuring PostgreSQL for Pretty Good Performance
PostgreSQL is a highly customizable relational database management system (RDBMS) with a dazzling array of configuration options. Fortunately, especially in recent versions of PostgreSQL,...
Remote Linux Desktops with NoMachine NX
The ability to remotely log on to a Linux machine is usually fairly straight-forward: You install SSH and openssh-server and then tunnel X with...
Matt Palmers DB2 LDAP configuration on Linux
I wrote this which is basically a checklist of what needs doing to get LDAP working for DB2 on SuSE Linux installations, as the...
Linux Video Part 3: The X Window System
THE X WINDOW SYSTEM Preamble This is the third article in the "Linux Display Anatomy". Here we are covering the the general X server system...
NVIDIA Comments On Its Linux Driver Architectue
Over the week I mentioned that NVIDIA may be working on a new driver architecture for its unified, proprietary GPU driver on Windows/Linux/Solaris/BSD platforms....
Working on Technology at Startups
Richard Tibbets has called me out for conflating Web 2.0 startups with all startups in my recent blog posting, “Google has a problem retaining...
Linux Video – Part2 VGA Configuration
Explanation In this article I am using VGA mode to reference to the command line graphic capabilities, when in fact the video system is...
Weekend Project: Intrusion Detection on Linux with AIDE
Front-line measures like firewalling, strong authentication, and staying on top of security updates are mandatory steps to keeping your system secure. But you also...
Useful Mysql Commands
To login (from unix shell) use -h only if needed.# /bin/mysql -h hostname -u root -pCreate a database on the sql server.mysql> create database...
Attack of the Backup: Clonezilla Linux Rampages Over Disaster Recovery
Disaster recovery and backups are the "eat your vegetables" of the IT world. Most folks just don't get excited about backups, or do it...