Archive for the ‘Linux’ Category

10 May, 2010

Symfony: XSL module to install in Ubuntu

Posted by: admin In: Linux|php|symfony

Following the tutorial Simfony (known PHP Framework) to the preliminary pre-requisite, reflected the lack of XSL module under Apache and PHP. Specifically, the message I found was: [[WARNING]] XSL module is installed: FAILED *** Install the XSL module (recommended for Propel) *** The workaround is to install apt-get the missing modules as follows: sudo apt-get [...]

14 Feb, 2010

MySQL backup from command line

Posted by: admin In: Linux|Mysql

It may be useful to make a backup of a specific database through the command line. Surely it is easier to use tools like phpMyAdmin, but in case of emergency or because you prefer use the shell, this info is certainly useful. The executable that performs the operation is “mysqldump” which is usually installed with [...]

11 Nov, 2009

Make a bootable USB key

Posted by: admin In: Linux|Windows

Today we had the need to “burn” (of course the correct term is “load”) an ISO image on a bootable USB stick. The problem was  how to transfer a previously ISO image on a USB key and make it bootable. We found this very interesting project on sourceforge, named  UNetbootin. This small program in Windows version [...]

18 Feb, 2009

Nagios: NRPE ssl headers

Posted by: admin In: Linux|NagiOS|howto

Just installing NRPE client for Nagios into Suse Linux Enterprise 10. After ./configure i get this error “configure: error: Cannot find ssl headers” You can solve installing openssl-devel with Yast or with ” yast2 -i openssl-devel”

04 Jan, 2009

Watch netstat -naop

Posted by: admin In: Linux|Networking|howto

If you need to watch how many active network connections are running on your machine, and what processes using it, simply run from root (or under Sudo) watch netstat -naop where: -n: show ip address -a: show only active connections -o: show the ports connected -P: pid and name of processes