nu·men (n
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n, ny-)
n. pl. nu·mi·na (-m-n)
-n)1. A presiding divinity or spirit of a place.
2. Creative energy; genius.
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28
Feb 2013
some useful sourceforge.net portal to wonderland
Anyone would kill to have a shell access and thats what sf.net is providing. Almost all the task have been accomplished using the shell service, associated services and a bit of UI called phpmyadmin. Just that there is a 4HRS time limit for the shell access window to close, for security purpose they say.
Different host names
25
Feb 2013
Importing repository in sf.net (classic & new project)
Submitted by admin on Mon, 02/25/2013 - 11:24
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Diving straight into Gibraltar.
classic sourceforge svn repo = https://projectname.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/projectname/
new sf project = /home/svn/p/projectname/mountpoint/
Before using svnadmin dump be sure to create intial repo using svnadmin create or else it will display an error somewhat similar to
"svnadmin: Can't open file '<foldername>/format': No such file or directory"
25
Feb 2013
Exporting node type blog
Submitted by admin on Mon, 02/25/2013 - 11:03
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There might be lot many other options available to do this but I felt like doing it this way
Getting accustomed to database table which makes use of the blog content.
Name the tables
node
term_node
vocabulary
term_data
Executing the queries at the mysql prompt (link to ncsu) to get the desired result, then executing the sql commands in phpmyadmin interface and exporting the result.
25
Feb 2013
Migrating from one web hosting to another
Submitted by admin on Mon, 02/25/2013 - 10:51
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Challenging oneself is one of the criteria, which one can say that makes one to migrate, apart from that features one would die for.
25
Feb 2013
Drupal jujubi's
This should have been the first topic in this place which made use of drupal as the CMS. Now it is here because lately I am migrating from one web hosting to another[with screenshot of intodns ]; which almost made me do everthing other than keeping the blog content same, reason was to make use of only 32MB space for php memory limit(asked for 64MB php memory limit from the previous hoster). Hopefully I am reproducing everything as experienced or else drupal will display necessary hints on what to do next.
a) Installing drupal(localhost)
24
Feb 2013
Dyn DNS based webhosting using vanity domain
Submitted by admin on Sun, 02/24/2013 - 11:47
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simply explain
diagram
TODO
15
Apr 2011
microSDHC card behaving unusual**
Happen to partition the mmc into 5 partitions 3p +2extended but later on with some tweaking in the fstab wasn't able to mount the swap partition, not only that the fdisk /dev/mmcblk0 was not showing any partition with p switch (the mmc was detected properly by the kernel used dmesg|grep mmc and also the /dev was populated by created partitions ) . so commented the mmcblk partition in fstab and restarted the device which enabled to see the partition in fdisk - no idea why it behaved that way. So again formatted mmc card into 4 primary partition. lets see what happens now.
10
Sep 2010
LiMo amigo - Netbook
The form factor of Samsung N148 plus versus vostro a840 is pretty conspicuous. With no comprise on the computing power it gives almost all the functionality needed.
making use of the build tool.
scribbling some Qt code using Qt creator.
24
Jun 2010
Cross compiling Qt/E
Hope the content is reproduced precisely the way I tried it some days back...This should have been the post before this
Initally download the toolchain from
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Toolchain
Create symbolic link for the needed toolchain
03
Jun 2010
Follow up - Fatal error: Allowed memory size.....
Submitted by admin on Thu, 06/03/2010 - 15:04
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Follow up on the previous blog entry
Until yesterday I presumed without verifying that I have set the php memory limit to 128MB from within drupal in settings.php in hosting environment as I have done it in my test environment but only when the fatal error msg was displayed I verified the mem limit which was not affected by the changes in the settings.php.
