Installing PyDev on Aptana
Tuesday, May 26th, 2009Installing pydev on aptana studio
- goto help->software updates-> find and install
- add a new remote site
- put in “http://pydev.sourceforge.net/updates”
- install pydev
- after installation goto window->preferences
- then navigate to pydev->interpreter – pydev
- add in the new python location -> library->frameworks->python.framework->versions->2.6->bin->python
- <important> highlight the newly added component on the top window then click okay. <gives you an error if you dun highlight it.
- start pythoning
Enabling extensions on IIS6
Tuesday, May 26th, 2009I was trying to enable an extension (xml-rpc) on iis6 with php, but i didnt want to restart iis. The steps is to
- create a php file in your root folder or subfolder with a php code “phpinfo();”
- navigate to that page and search for the extension you want.
- locate the php.ini file on your server (check the phpinfo to get hints on where this is)
- now enable the extension by removing the semi colon.
- go to iis6 manager on your server
- right click on default application pool
- and select recycle.
- check your phpinfo file again and the extension should be loaded
good luck
Opening NTF volumes on Mac
Saturday, May 23rd, 2009apparently microsoft has their file systems (ntfs) as closed sourced and proprietary. To access the hdd which are formatted as ntfs on a mac, you would need the following. installation should be easy enough. drop a comment if you are stuck.
Look at this. http://www.ntfs-3g.org/
Setting up an ubuntu cluster
Saturday, May 23rd, 2009Reusing old pcs to make a super computer? read this.
I havent tried it out myself but apparently 2 easy ways of doing it are as follows.
Either use the kerrighed way or download the new ubuntuĀ 9.04 enterprise. I will be trying it out the next few weeks and will let everyone know on whats happening.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EasyUbuntuClustering/UbuntuKerrighedClusterGuide
or goto ubuntu website and download the ec2 enterprise edition.
:: why make things even complicated when our brains are not growing any bigger. ::