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
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
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 if it
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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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
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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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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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
* 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...
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
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
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
* 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
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