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Month: January 2008

Keeping your Client Access (now iSeries Access) Updated

January 24, 2008
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 |  i5 Marketing, Systems Management

As part of the implementation of the iASP’s and the problems we experienced we started to look at the level of iSeries Access. We were shocked to find out that we have a fix pack which is 2 years out […]

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New Test Environment ready for development work

January 24, 2008
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 |  Disaster recovery, High Availability, Systems Management

We mentioned recently that we are looking to develop a version of RAP which would be suitable for hosting services, this solution would be based around iASP technology but keep the base RAP technology for the replication process. During the […]

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New data replication tool?

January 22, 2008
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 |  Disaster recovery, High Availability

I was reading the IT Jungle Article about Mirroring/400 looking to break into the US market. Currently based in Argentina they have seen some success in Italy and are now looking to break into the US market by joining up […]

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Gentoo Hardened Problems

January 22, 2008
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 |  i5 Marketing, Linux, Systems Management

We had been getting a message every time we tried to update the portage tree so after some research decided to implement a hardened version of Gentoo on our Linux production server. The research we did seemed to make out […]

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SugarCRM upgrade to 5.0.0a

January 20, 2008
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 |  Linux, MySql, PHP, PHP Programming, Systems Management

We decided to take the plunge and upgrade to SugarCRM 5.0.0a on our internal test and production server. We ran SugarCRM 4.5.1g on a Gentoo Linux box which kept having problems while an install on our i520 although slow was […]

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IE 7 is screwed up when using tabs.

January 20, 2008
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I have a policy of making sure my MS software is always at the latest level, I don’t need to get caught out with down level software. Recently I started to notice a problem every time I closed IE7, if […]

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Time in a PASE environment!

January 18, 2008
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 |  HTTP Server, LAMPS Server, PHP, PHP Programming, Systems Management

I have seen numerous posts on the ZEND PHP forums regarding the time not being correct in the output generated by the PHP date() function. So I thought I would check it out for myself. First pass I simply ran […]

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Simple sign-on page using PHP

January 18, 2008
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 |  PHP Programming

We have started to develop the GUI for RAP product. As part of the process we need to sign onto the i5 and check that the user is in fact able to sign on. Once they have signed on we […]

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Vision finally gives up on Uptimes

January 18, 2008
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 |  Disaster recovery, High Availability

Looks like Vision have given up on the idea of running a blog (could be they have NO Vision?), if you try to get to the Uptimes blog which was being maintained by Alan Arnold (well he wrote one blog […]

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Upgrading IBM Websphere Client Studio

January 16, 2008
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 |  C Programming System i5

I have been using Websphere RSE for a few months now and had a couple of problems with some of the programs not working correctly, I kept trying to update everything using the update function in the RSE IDE but […]

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