Apache
For quite a while I'm facing the well-known problem of memory leaks while re-deploying Axis2 Webservices on Tomcat and JBoss. The problem is that you run out of memory, the PermGemSpace in fact, after some redeploy cycles of an Axis2 based Webservice. The only solution is to restart the server to clean up the memory. While this is not too hard on a development machine, it's more difficult on a production server. Although you most probably won't deploy on a production server too often, it's getting on my nerves. |
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And again there are some updated packages for eAccelerator 0.9.5.3 on Debian (AMD64) If you update the packages using my repository you'll get them anyway. Update: I finally created the 0.9.6 packages for AMD64. |
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There are security updates for PHP on Debian Lenny amd therefore I updated the eAccelerator package. If you run aptitude update; aptitude safe-upgrade regularly against my repository you'll get them anyway. |
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As I already explained I use the eAccelerator packages from Andrew McMillan. Unfortunately he didn't compile new packages for Debian Lenny. Therefore I took his work as starting point and compiled the packages for the latest Lenny updates for the amd64. The i386 packages will follow soon. You can find the packages at my repository or add it to your |
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On Sourceforge the nomination for the "Community Choice Award" has begun and I'd like to ask you to support us nominating Zero RRD Framework for the categories "Best Tool or Utility for SysAdmins" and "Best Project for the Enterprise". Click on the image below to do the actual nomination and help us to spread the word. 
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The new release of the Zero RRD Framework is out. You can either update via SVN or download the tar.gz of version 0.9.2.1. We mainly fixed some installation annoyances and hopa updated the VMware and VirtualBox images. Furthermore we improved the date selection of the start and end date which accepts either rrdtool compatible of human readable dates now. Even a nice looking JS calendar for date selection is available. |
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There are a lot of explanations out explaining how to setup Subversion and Apache to work smoothly together. Since I'm a bit paranoid I'd like to give one the needed rights to the Apache user. But let's start at the beginning and setup the environment before we care about the proper rights. |
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I'm currently working on a project where I create a dump file from a data structure using Storable to do the actual dump. This file needs to be exchanged afterwards. I already thought about an email attachment or uploading the file via FTP, but then I remembered the WebDAV enabled server at my fingertips. Yes, that's the sort of challenge I want to face. |
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Finally. Yesterday we released a major update of the Zero RRD Framework at SourceForge. You'll find the latest version in the Zero RRD Subversion Repository of course, but there's a snapshot available in the Download Section. Simply download and extract the |
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In Webseitenoptimierung Teil 1 habe ich mich mit der Beschleunigung des PHP-Codes beschäftigt. Das macht aber nur einen kleinen Teil der Seitenperformance aus. Wenn man sich mal einen einen Breakdown der Seite mit Firebug für den Firefox oder HTTPwatch für den IE ansieht, stellt man |
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