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Since my primary use case here is to keep a log of my own development explorations, so having code syntax highlighting and the ability to show command line type blurbs are needed.
Here is what I am thinking, just need to find a way to make this happen with SimpleLog. http://code.google.com/p/syntaxhighlighter/
Here is a nice investigation of syntax highlighting, http://blog.reindel.com/2007/09/06/beautify-your-blogs-code-samples-with-these-syntax-highlighters/
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Since moving a role of a non-traditional office worker, I have joined the group of folks that live or die by VPN access. I have had success with tips and tricks from the internet and intranet to get the clients installed and working but haven’t found any really good ways…
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Get the latest agnclient rpm from AT&T.
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A standard practice that we all should be putting in place even before we go to production to ensure that we actually understand what needs to be backed up and how to put a process in place. There are two types here, the first being a full offline backup, offline here means the UCD server is not running, the second is an incremental backup. One key to how to design your backup plan is understanding your Service Level Agreement(SLA) and time to recover, what amount of data loss can you accept.
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Ok so I have lots of files… I can’t be responsible for keeping weird characters and spaces out of all of them can I?
So what is a space using loser like me to do, well after penance, jump through hoops to make it work.
So naively expecting this to work, instead I get this crap.
sgw@terd /store/ebooks/pdfs $ for i in `ls ../*.rar`; do echo "$i"; done ../PDF Ebook Guide BSD Hacks 100 ...So contorting my leg behind my head I type this, and voila.
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First and foremost the documentation here is pretty good so take a pass through the basic information at CLM 4.0.4 Information Center. I would recommend you familiarize yourself with the basic concepts of Jazz SCM if you have not, first read through the overview1 then confirm you understand the core concepts:
- Jazz “workspace” vs Eclipse “workspace” - Workspaces and Sandboxes
- stream vs workspace - Streams and components
- remote workspace vs local workspace - Workspaces and Sandboxes
- Understand what changesets are - Changesets
- Understand how changes flow - Changesets and Change Flow
This article is strictly focused on a the slightly more complex scenario beyond your happy path accept and deliver scenarios, where you have conflicts. Check out the Information Center for an introductin here Change flow, conflict detection, and conflict resolution, but honestly this is pretty light for the material this post is meant to extend upon this a bit more for the various clients.
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So I have to install the two together for some testing, the first problem is discovered upon running the pre-requisite check failing with libst5++ missing, a quick search and we find the required packages, once you have these the install should go just fine. [code] user@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install -y…