On most cases, when preparing a recovery server, you can just ‘tar’ the entire server’s contents and just move it, along with a short recipe on how to rebuild the original partition layout (software Raid? LVM? flat partition tables?), how to mount volumes in-place, how to extract the tar files into the right locations, and…
Many of us use tar (many times with gzip or bzip2) for archiving purposes. When performing such an action, a large file, usually, too large, remains. To extract from it, or to split it becomes an effort. This post will show an example of a small script to split an archive and later on, to…
Update to the version posted here, the new shiny version includes several interesting additions. From the ChangeLog: NabRSS Version 0.3 Jul 15th 07:– DB – Extended feed_list table to include selected voice– DB – Inserted all voices into DB– add_url.php – Enhanced to allow for (optional) selection of voice to an RSS feed– add_url.php –…
Again, on a short notice, the package introduced here and updated here has been updated. From the ChangeLog: NabRSS Version 0.21 Jul 14th 07:– Started moving functions into functions.php– Added support for RSS feeds with login– Hiding passwords for login-based RSS feeds– Minor updates to README.txt Enjoy
NabRSS has been updated from the version posted here. NabRSS is a set of PHP scripts meant to assist anyone with a PHP/MySQL/Apache server available to gather feeds from RSS sources and send them via Nabaztag API to his/her Nabaztag. Available here: nabrss-0.2.tar.gz Quoting from the changelog: NabRSS Version 0.2 Jul 14th 07: – get.php:…
I have written an RSS to Nabaztag (using API) php scripts. Special thanks to magpierss, for doing the complicated work of converting RSS feeds to PHP-usable arrays. This system requires MySQL server, Apache server and PHP version 5 (haven’t tested it on PHP version 4). The scripts are supplied under GPL license, and are free…
