DIY Installation kit for Motorola Canopy Backhaul
Hello, all, if you have had the need to install many Motorola’s Canopy Subscriber Modules or any of the point-to-point links (backhaul links, as they call them) you have probably needed an easy way to check your installation. You, in fact, need to check your aim. Moreover, you needed to make sure that you have [...]
Howto: Editing sqlite database to set default channel for Mumble
In order to set the default channel for your mumble server, from linux command line interface, we would use a tool called “sqlite3“. If you don’t have it installed, simply use “apt-get install sqlite3” or “yum install sqlite3“. Once you got it, you want to edit your mumble server database. In order to open specific [...]
Shell scripting resources
There are good, very good, and less good resources on the WWW devoted to shell scripting. Today, I will share several VERY GOOD links with you. Following e-mail with links has found a way into my inbox. Let me share resources:
Running Ruby on Rails – Getting Started Guide
Recently I run into the Ruby on Rails 48 hour application development contest website, www.boarrd.com. Following that link about contest, I found contest website and list of all contesters – pretty impressive list of ideas implemented very fast on the RR platform. Full list can be found here: http://railsrumble.com. Seeing and believing that Web 2.0 [...]
Troubleshooting Internetz Connection, part 00
Hello all. To return to the community, once at least, I will be writing a series of articles called Troubleshooting Internetz Connection. It will be aimed at noobs and their problems. Supposed to enable you to troubleshoot your shit without bugging all the great internautz like me.
Troubleshooting Internetz Connection, part 01: On This Guide
This article came not out of the need for such information, there is an abundance of such info online, but out of my own need to try and make my own, very first, howto-troubleshooting guide for end users such as you are (I presume, otherwise, you might find this too “newbie oriented”, if so – [...]
