On 18-Jul-06, at 8:40 PM, Dan Sully wrote:
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Slimserver uses the DBIx class from CPAN, so if there is a compatible
DBD module for Firebird, it should just be a matter of
setting the db connect info in the slimserver.pref file. Interested
parties could test
* kdf shaped the electrons to say...
Slimserver uses the DBIx class from CPAN, so if there is a compatible
DBD module for Firebird, it should just be a matter of
setting the db connect info in the slimserver.pref file. Interested
parties could test and report with any patches that might be nee
On 18-Jul-06, at 5:53 PM, Darkblue wrote:
There is an evergrowing community of firebird
users and developers which could contribute in
many ways to the project.
Slimserver uses the DBIx class from CPAN, so if there is a compatible
DBD module for Firebird, it should just be a matter of
settin
One of the advantages is a smaller footprint ,
you just have one database file which holds data
and indexes, it is fast over the network , sql-92
compliant ,triggers, stored procs are implemented
a long time and work very well, there is an x86_64 version for linux
and windows.
There is an evergro
I am getting the following when I try and start Slimserver 6.3.0.
The following modules failed to load: XML::Parser::Expat
I have copied the files from the Missing files.rar which has got rid of
the other errors I was getting.
The following modules failed to load: DBD::SQLite DBI
XML::Parser::
Dan Sully Wrote:
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> >I must have got the wrong end of the stick here, as I'm still a bit
> >confused on this. Does the code have to be optimised for each Perl
> >release then?
>
> No. There are some general performance issues with 6.5 in some
> c
* SadGamerGeek shaped the electrons to say...
I must have got the wrong end of the stick here, as I'm still a bit
confused on this. Does the code have to be optimised for each Perl
release then?
No. There are some general performance issues with 6.5 in some circumstances.
-D
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Dan Sully Wrote:
> * SadGamerGeek shaped the electrons to say...
>
> >Does this mean there's likely to be another Perl 5.8.8-5 bug causing
> this?
>
> No.. the code just hasn't been optimized yet.
I must have got the wrong end of the stick here, as I'm still a bit
confused on this. Does the co
Hi, folks. The Linux doofus is back to report that after applying the
latest update to 6.5b1, I can't connect to localhost:9000. This time,
apt-get install libio-socket-ssl-perl didn't do anything. When I ran
sudo -u slimserver /usr/sbin/slimserver, I got the following:
2006-07-18 14:57:00.3215 U
Nope that was a real (strange) bug.
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2620
FW58 in the current nightlies fixes this bug for wireless users. Wired
users will have to wait until tonight's nightly and get FW59.
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Also see http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=122348
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is there any chance to have native Firebird
database support in any upcoming Slimserver
release ?
What's the advantage over MySQL for the usage in Slimserver?
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Hello
is there any chance to have native Firebird
database support in any upcoming Slimserver
release ? Firebird has an embedded and server
version which are opensource and from our
experience Firebird databases are basically
free of administration , we have databases with
more than 30 Gb of da
Used sudo and added an entry in sudoers:
slimserver ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
Shutdown worked OK.
Thanks guys for the good advice.
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Does sudo need the root password? If so is ther a way of entering it
into the command line in the script?
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I believe the problem is related to the command being executed by a
user other than 'root' ie 'slimserver'.
Run "sudo halt" instead - if you can ;-) "sudo" will execute commands as
root. But it depends on the Linux configuration how easily it can be used.
Give it a try and do sam "man sudo"
Ramage wrote:
> I have been trying to execute Linux commands using the Execute plugin,
> but although I can see the command scripts, they do not execute fully.
> Primarily, I want to be able to powerdown the server from the SB3. I am
> using halt -p.
>
> I believe the problem is related to the c
I have been trying to execute Linux commands using the Execute plugin,
but although I can see the command scripts, they do not execute fully.
Primarily, I want to be able to powerdown the server from the SB3. I am
using halt -p.
I believe the problem is related to the command being executed by
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