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Tag Archives: Tutorial

How to install a MySQL cluster on a single UNIX/Linux server

03-Oct-08

In this tutorial I will show you how to install a MySQL cluster on a single node: obviously you will not gain any hardware redundancy with this setup but it is useful if you need to create a test installation as it was for me. You can find many tutorials about this topic but they [...]

How to install Oracle Client 10g on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 64bit

19-Sep-08

Today I needed to install the Oracle Client 10g on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 64bit: all around the net you can find many useful tutorial on how to install the Oracle DB Server but I cannot find how to install only the client. As you may guess the client installation is easier than [...]

How to install Oracle Client 10g on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5

25-Jul-08

Today I needed to install the Oracle Client 10g on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 32bit: all around the net you can find many useful tutorial on how to install the Oracle DB Server but I cannot find how to install only the client. As you may guess the client installation is easier than [...]

How to install Data Protector 6.0 on Ubuntu Linux 7.04

02-May-08

Yesterday I finished the installation of a new Ubuntu Linux 7.04 Feisty Fawn and I needed to install the Data Protector Disk Agent to backup its files. I have a Windows 2003 cell manager and a HP-UX install server that should help with the installation of the Data Protector software on UNIX/Linux/Solaris hosts… I’m quite [...]

How to install Data Protector 6.0 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5

28-Mar-08

Yesterday I finished the installation of a new Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL5) and I needed to install the Data Protector Disk Agent to backup its files. I have a Windows 2003 cell manager and a HP-UX install server that should help with the installation of the Data Protector software on UNIX/Linux/Solaris hosts… I’m [...]

How to install Truecrypt on Ubuntu Edgy 6.10

30-Oct-07

This is a mini-tutorial on how to install, and use, Truecrypt 4.3a on the now venerable Ubuntu Edgy 6.10.

Log4j tutorial

14-Feb-05

Log4j is a powerful Java API for logging and its worst defect is documentation: yes the javadoc are available but if you are looking for a simple setup or for a first time setup things become difficult. Here is the “tutorial” I wish I had at the time I started using log4j.