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  1. Debian OpenSSL Package Introduces Vulnerability

    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 …

    Also tagged: linux, crypto, debian, sysadmin, ssh, openssl

  2. Installing Oracle 11g on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron)

    Pythian Group Blog - May 7, 2008

    After our last post about installing Oracle 11g on Ubuntu 7.10 (November, 6th), and considering Ubuntu 8.04 LTS was released on April 21st , I spent some time reviewing and putting together this new HOWTO for the …

    Also tagged: oracle, linux, install, oracle 11g, hardy heron, ubuntu 8 04

  3. How To Set Up Oracle ASM on Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon

    Pythian Group Blog - Feb 7, 2008

    I’ve recently moved to Ubuntu Linux, and this post describes my attempt to play around with Oracle ASM on Ubuntu. For this demonstration, I used Oracle 11.1.0.6 on Gutsy Gibbon. I hope it will be useful to somebody out …

    Also tagged: oracle, linux, asm, group blog posts, ubuntu 7 10, oracle 11g

  4. Installing Oracle 11g on Ubuntu Linux 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon)

    Pythian Group Blog - Nov 7, 2007

    After many requests from readers, I’ve put together new, revised version of the Oracle 11g on Ubuntu recipe. This new version is a little different than the first one published: it’s based on a bare-bones install of …

    Also tagged: oracle, linux, install, gutsy gibbon, group blog posts, ubuntu 7 10, oracle 11g

  5. Oracle 11g: Unexpected Difference Between count(*) and count(1)

    Pythian Group Blog - Oct 3, 2007

    It seems Oracle 11g introduces a difference between count(*) and count(1). The way this happens is just the opposite of what I was thinking would happen. NB: I ran my test using “11.1.0.6 32bits” on Ubuntu Linux 7.04 …

    Also tagged: oracle, linux, feisty, ubuntu 7 04, group blog posts, oracle 11g