Linux Anybody?

[Wacky Dreamer]

Just a thought:

 

How about formally launch MTC-LUG?

 

meron na ba?

 

Same thought here, "Horny Geeks" - COOOL!

[Guest Leviticus]

i was looking for an automated solution where the backup is done regularly.

have you tried RAID?

[Wacky Dreamer]

i was looking for an automated solution where the backup is done regularly.

How regular, and how much are you backing-up?

 

Try Nitix if you want a hot-swap solution

Or browse around sourceforge for a cool script. (It was tempting to search one for the post)

 

Or you may, BASH!:

1! do 'dd' or cp -r, tar, or

2! just update a pre backed-up copy with use of touch, diff, "logs sniff", >-cat-grep, ...Oh yes, and

3! svn, csv, bzr (what else???)

4! or just image copy

 

all triggered using the clock or a coffee-with-mug maker HA!

hehe...wonder if the gods went through this?

[Wacky Dreamer]

have you tried RAID?

Oh yes, this one is quick

[webmaster_ph]

raid is a hardware solution

[Ryuji_tanaka]

do a script....parang autoexec.bat ng window$, btw guys anyone got the windows sux wallpaper?

[jhuneus]

i was looking for an automated solution where the backup is done regularly.

 

 

You just need two tools, RSYNC and CRON.

Here are two articles you can reference to. Both are quite old but they still apply

 

http://linuxgazette.net/104/odonovan.html

http://rootprompt.org/article.php3?article=8976

 

You can get rsync from here: http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/

[webmaster_ph]

hmmm...cron jobs might be a good solution.

 

btw, am using ubuntu feisty fawn.

[jhuneus]

hmmm...cron jobs might be a good solution.

 

btw, am using ubuntu feisty fawn.

 

 

Yeah, once you have the script that does the backup just create a cron job for it and your good to go.

Found a tutorial on how to setup the backups here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=240326

 

I haven't tested it as I don't have an Ubuntu installation yet. Still planning to test Gutsy one of these days.

[webmaster_ph]

me too. i'm moving my server to gutsy gibbon.

[GHANZKIE]

San ba ako mag sisimula dito.... newbie po sa Linux...

[cruesome]

San ba ako mag sisimula dito.... newbie po sa Linux...

play around with your bash prompt :-)

[webmaster_ph]

agree. bash is a good place to start.

 

and don't forget to play around w/ the desktop too.

[serpentor_ph]

me too. i'm moving my server to gutsy gibbon.

 

my desktop in the middle of the upgrade, hope nothing brakes. he he he

[webmaster_ph]

can apache & iis co-exist on the same box?

[serpentor_ph]

can apache & iis co-exist on the same box?

 

i believe so, as long they are not both using port 80

[webmaster_ph]

hmmm...maybe worth a try.

 

its for a development box.

 

thanks bro!

[muchovirtuoso]

i already tried using linux. but i can't seem to get hooked into it. the reason is because i got so much dependent on windows applications, games etc. i know a few linux tricks like mounting a shared windows folder, transfering files windows to linux and vice versa, etc. btw i am using redhat

[webmaster_ph]

i already tried using linux. but i can't seem to get hooked into it. the reason is because i got so much dependent on windows applications, games etc. i know a few linux tricks like mounting a shared windows folder, transfering files windows to linux and vice versa, etc. btw i am using redhat

 

given the numerous advantages of using linux its definitely worth the pain of withdrawing from windoze.

[poppinfresh2k5]

hehe very true. but still, linux does need a user friendliness upgrade if it wants to be mainstream. but at what cost nga does it pit against the allure of linux as opposed to usability. curious though about gutsy gibbon. ill try it out one of these days.

[webmaster_ph]

its free so i have no complaints about it.

[poppinfresh2k5]

well read. i know its free. "cost" as to does it sacrifice its stability and rock solid performance as opposed to being everything for everyone and usability? the closest that has come to this is OS X but even it cannot be that for everyone against windows. opening yourself to usability will necessitate being vulnerable to flaws and yes, also bloat. thats why i like linux. streamlined, free, and a solid OS. but it sure isnt for everyone.

[webmaster_ph]

i'm searching for a package w/c can create/develop flash media.

 

any ideas? definitely not adobe!

[Ryuji_tanaka]

guys, calm down.there vmware, q, and q-emu, plus ndiswrapper.when there a brain there is a way.

[poppinfresh2k5]

try mo to pare... dunno if it helps

 

http://f4l.sourceforge.net/