The usual IT babble
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Firefox: Hosting Xmarks (formerly Foxmarks) on lighttpd
about 1 year ago - Comments Off
Well, I am an enthusiastic user of Xmarks (or Foxmarks) and played with this again and again. So this weekend, I finally decided to do it properly. I sat down, recreated the whole WebDAV stuff (even if I cheated of this HowtoForge article). Always redirect traffic to HTTPS, since transmitting username and passwords via HTTP
Zend Optimizer again
about 2 years ago - Comments Off
Well, I happen to be back at my favorite application. Today I stumbled upon a “nice” thing. If you turn on the Zend Optimizer (doesn’t matter whether it is 2.6.2 or 3.3.0), one of the TYPO3 back ends ain’t showing *any* content in the preview pane. Once you turn the Zend Optimizer stuff off, it
TYPO3 and MySQL replication
about 2 years ago - Comments Off
Apparently the TYPO3 version we are using, doesn’t play too nice with the MySQL Master< ->Master replication. Sometimes, something like this is going to happen: 070826 0:44:32 [ERROR] Slave: Error ‘Duplicate entry ’75-222419149′ for key 1′ on query. Default database: ‘t3nb’. Query: ‘INSERT INTO cache_pagesection 070826 0:44:32 [ERROR] Error running query, slave SQL thread aborted.
SLES, ZendOptimizer and IBM PowerPC(4)+
about 3 years ago - 2 comments
What would you figure from the above ? Hopefully the rather obvious, that it’s a *really* shitty combination. So we figured it would be a nice thing to test our new setup before going into pre-production testing or production, but we don’t have an extra spare box. So we took one of the power4 boxes
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