Tag: database

Jun/13

Raspberry Pi Replace Home Server

Filed Under Hardware at 3rd June 2013 0:01 by Danny

Tags: Amazon, apache, ARM11, ARMv5, Core 2 Duo, Core i3, database, Dell, FreePBX, HDD, Inspiron, Intel, Java, mysql, nvidia, pbx, Pentium, PostgresSQL, power, PSU, python, RAM, raspberry pi, Samba, SATA, sd card, Sheeva, UPNP, Watt

Overview With the popularity of Raspberry Pi I wanted to investigate if it was possible to replace my 24×7 Linux server running at home. Whilst one Raspberry Pi will not replace a desktop computer, it may be possible to use … Continue reading →

Aug/10

How To Start Oracle Enterprise Manager

Filed Under Software at 11th August 2010 21:40 by Danny

Tags: database, ORACLE, oracle enterprise manager

Specify the SID export ORACLE_SID= Start the enterprise manager emctl start dbconsole How to start Oracle Enterprise manager

Jun/10

Linksys SPA3102 And FreePBX On Ubuntu 10.04

Filed Under Hardware, Linux, PBX at 11th June 2010 0:01 by Danny

Tags: analogue, Asterisk, ata, cisco, database, dhcp, Dial, DND, group pickup, landline number, linksys, linksys spa3102, mysql, mysqladmin, pbx, pbx system, PHP, pots, private branch exchange, pstn, Routes, SIP, softphone, telephone line, Trunks, Ubuntu, VOIP, web interface

Overview I wanted to setup a Private Branch eXchange(PBX) system using Asterisk server at home. As I already had a traditional land line (PSTN or POTS line) I needed something to bridge the computer to the land line. My idea … Continue reading →

Sep/09

MythWeb Database Access Denied

Filed Under Linux at 21st September 2009 0:01 by Danny

Tags: apache, database, database access, Linux, MythWeb, password, setenv

I recently had to re-install my Linux computer after a lot had screwed up (mainly my fault for experimenting with stuff). When I check MythWeb I got the Message “MythWeb Database Access Denied” with some more text below. MythWeb is … Continue reading →