The (r)evolution has begun: OSGi + ADempiere = iDempiere

Posted on Wed 27 April 2011 in iDempiere • Tagged with ADempiere, iDempiere, Java, OSGi

What is iDempiere?

This project mainly driven by Low Heng Sin and Carlos Ruiz the main developer and head of development of ADempiere project for 4 years  looks like to be created to bring the development around an OSGi implementation of ADempiere done by Heng Sing Low to a stable …


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Multi ip configuration on CentOS

Posted on Sun 24 April 2011 in CentOS • Tagged with CentOS, network

In Linux you can add additional network IP's to a network interface with aliases.

Your first interface name looks something like etho. If you add more additional addresses your alias will look some thing like eth0:0 for the first one and eht0:1 for the second and so on …


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Install nginx on FreeBSD

Posted on Sat 23 April 2011 in FreeBSD • Tagged with FreeBSD, Nginx

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Nginx is a real fast and easy to configure webserver. It can work in proxy mode like squid and handles much traffic nicely.

If you want to install this great webserver on FreeBSD just use the ports collection and run the following commands:

cd /usr/ports/www/nginx

make install …


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Gliffy

Posted on Fri 22 April 2011 in Tools • Tagged with diagram tool, Gliffy

gliffy screenshot Gliffy is a web based diagram software. If you are on a different platform than MS Windows you are maybe searching for a good diagram software like MS Visio.

The tool works with flash in your browser and allows you  to use it on every platform with flash support. You …


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MAMP

Posted on Fri 22 April 2011 in Mac • Tagged with Apache, MySQL, PHP

image0If you wanna test web applications and don't have the time and experience in setting up a complete LAMP environment on Mac you should have a look at MAMP. It's a complete Apache, MySQL, PHP distribution with a small management gui.

Just install the package and start the MAMP application …


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MindNode

Posted on Fri 22 April 2011 in Mac • Tagged with Mindmap, MindNode

image0 MindNode is another tool I want to share with you. If you need a tool to quick and easy write your ideas or brainstorming down I can recommend MindNode to you. There is a free and a pro version. Up to now i am comfortable with the free version.

Check …


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MacHg

Posted on Fri 22 April 2011 in Mac • Tagged with dvcs, gui, Mercurial

MacHg ScreenshotThere are two big distributed versions control systems one is Git and the second is Mercurial. Many popular software projects migrated there repositories to Git or Mercurial the last years. There are some nice plugins for ide's but to browse or checkout a repository independent from an ide i prefer …


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pfSense a FreeBSD based firewall

Posted on Thu 21 April 2011 in Security • Tagged with Firewall, pfSense

pfSense-LogoSome time ago I came over pfSense in a project and did some review of it. pfSense is a FreeBSD based firewall with many features and an easy to use web based interface. It works nicely in virtual environments like VMware and it's installation is quite easy.

Within a few …


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MySQL basic tuning

Posted on Wed 20 April 2011 in MySQL • Tagged with MySQL

Most webapplications are using a database to store there information nowadays. Often MySQL is used to do this task if it's an cost sensitive organisation or person. MySQL is easy to install and manage in small environments but if you have many transactions and higher load on your database you …


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FreeBSD powerfull, stable and nice

Posted on Wed 20 April 2011 in FreeBSD • Tagged with FreeBSD

Linux became the standard operation system for servers in the Internet over the last years. Most web server, gateways or mail server are built on this stable and well developed OS. But there is an

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other giant in the backround working. FreeBSD has an long history and is known for …


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