In the UK, "ORAC" was a computer of the cult TV series Blake's Seven.

"Orac was the most sophisticated artifical intelligence in the universe.
It had an amazing array of technical abilities but it also had some
problems."

Problems

It had a snappy voice and was often impatient with anyone unfortunate
enough to ask it a question.� It also showed little concern for the rest of
the crew who it regarded with scorn.� In short, Orac would much rather
spend time contemplating the mysteries of the universe than spending time
with mere mortals.

Sorry for the sideline !


Steve Parker
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Do anyone know whatever became of ORAC. It was an attempt to build an open
source web-based DBA tool in Perl but it doesn't look like much has
happened. Here's a link.

http://www.tux.org/orac-dba/news.html


Steve Orr
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