if some of you didnt notice, there was about a 2 day downtown on my server. i had a power outage one day and i wasnt at home, so the backup battery ran out and the server fell hard. i had numerous errors upon login with no answer to be found.
i came across a thread in the ubuntu forums by peabody. he created a python script called autokey that will take your abbreviations and expand them as you type. it looks pretty damn cool, check it out here and watch the video below.
long time, no post… i am back and decided to start off with a small howto. since i am always moving websites and web based programs from server to server, i thought others might benefit from this.
following these steps, you’ll be able to backup a database on one server and restore it to (the same server if upgrading an app or) a different server.
first thing you need to do is know what username/password you are using for the database and what the name of the database is. you can do this by logging into mysql with the root user and displaying a list of the databases that are available.
this howto is based off of planet malaysia’s howto as well as other varies sources on the web, but for web access only. i also added a solution to the “.ini” and certificate issues that are known to happen.
first, install libmotif3
sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install libmotif3
download citrix client 10.6 or the latest version from www.citrix.com. once downloaded, open a terminal and enter the following commands (where you saved the tar.gz file)
tar xvzf en.linuxx86.tar.gz
cd en.linuxx86
sudo ./setupwfc