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Pythian Group Blog - May 13, 2008
The highlight today of probably every Linux-related mailing list and IRC channel was the announcement of CVE-2008-0166, affecting OpenSSL libraries on Debian-based Linux distributions, including the popular Ubuntu …
Tagged: linux, crypto, debian, ubuntu, sysadmin, ssh, openssl
Pythian Group Blog - May 13, 2008
As some of you probably already noticed, there was a thread on AskTom discussing the scalability tests I did back in 2007. You are welcome to read the entire thread, but in a nutshell, Tom Kyte claimed that my tests …
Tagged: oracle, oracle 11g
Pythian Group Blog - May 13, 2008
Karun Dutt and I managed to get DBD::Oracle 1.21 to install on a 64-bit Linux OS against the Oracle 11 full client. Here’s what we did. As root, we downloaded DBD::Oracle from CPAN. # perl -MCPAN -eshell cpan> get …
Tagged: oracle, installing, dbd oracle, dbi
Pythian Group Blog - May 13, 2008
Contemporary software engineering models include many loosely-defined layers. Database developers might help with other layers, but for the most part a database administrator’s domain is the persistence layer …
Tagged: architecture, database, sql server, oracle, programming, software, software engineering, mysql, group blog posts, non tech articles
Pythian Group Blog - May 13, 2008
Thanks to Paul for announcing the founding of Pythian Europe. Paul finished his blog by inviting me to tell you the story about “how we met Pythian”. Here it is. As I get older, I am starting to see some symbolic …
Tagged: oracle, oracle e business suite, czech republic, prague, vms, non tech articles, pythian, vax, pythian europe