IBM WatchPad 1.5 in 2001
angioni Long before iWatch, IBM created a Linux Watch. The WatchPad. What happened? Where is it now? Size – 65mm x 46mm x 16mm Weight – 43g (w/o band) CPU –…
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Script to show DB2 instances and its databases on a Linux RedHat or CentOS server
#! /bin/shecho “”echo “”echo “List DB2 instances & databases”DB2_INSTALL_PATH=/opt/ibm/db2/V10.1 . /etc/init.d/functions list_instances() { $DB2_INSTALL_PATH/bin/db2greg -dump | grep -E ‘^I,DB2’ | \ cut -d, –output-delimiter=” ” -s -f4,5,7 } #read DB2…
Sync folders between 2 Linux servers without using a password.
For syncing information between 2 Linux server you can easily use RSYNC for that task I created 2 Apache webservers for hosting several websites with IBM Domino as the backend…
Quickly extend Linux CentOS swapsize
When your swapfile is to tiny, you can easily exend the size of it. Here is the procedure for RedHat and CentOS. free -m dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapfile bs=1M count=8192 mkswap…
Website from Windows Domino migrating to Linux casing issues
Ever migrated a website running on a Microsoft Windows Domino environment to a Linux Domino environment. The first thing you CAN detect, is that developers are sometimes not so strict…
Secure MongoDB on a Linux CentOS server
By default, poort 27017 is used and the daemon is non-authenticted. Everyone can access your databases when access to port 27017 is public, internally or externally. So, how can you…
Sad news for us Linux lovers…. There is no Notes client for Linux shipped with 9.0.1 FP8.
Notes Client on Linux – There is no Notes client for Linux shipped with 9.0.1 FP8. This client platform has been discontinued and customers are encouraged to move to Windows…
Implementing MailScanner as your Virus and Spam checker in the Domino mail environment.
It’s no surprise that i am a real open source and IBM enthusiast. Combining those two, and you can create a total new solution for the business. What you need…
Determine uptime Linux and Windows server
In Linux it’s easy to determine the uptime. Just type ‘uptime‘ in a terminal session and voila, there it is: 09:32:41 up 59 days, 18:33, 1 user, load average: 0.00,…