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Old 04-10-2009, 03:26 PM
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If you would like to request a tutorial then please request it here. What tutorials would you like to see at cyberciti.biz wiki or faq sections. Make any Linux / UNIX / BSD / Shell scripting / Python / Perl / C programming tutorial requests in this thread and I will get it sorted out for you.

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  2. Mini howtos / faqs - http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/
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Default RHEL 5 Clustering for Oracle Environment

i'm searching for step by step RHEL 5 Clustering for Oracle Environment.
please help me to configure...
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TLDPs Linux RAID guide is outdated and half the command do not work. So my request:

CentOS Linux RAID0 and RAID1 setup from the shell prompt after installation.
Done see it online Linux Create Software RAID 1 (Mirror) Array

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A basic C++ tutorial would be great!
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Cool Xsession with no screen

Odd request.

I have a debian server that I need a X session on.

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This server has no monitor.

The way its used:

Server runs an X session, X session runs a VMware machine that is itself a server.

Sometimes I use VNC to administer the VMware machine. (worked when a screen was connected to it)

Is there a command line virtual machine software (tried VMware server) that I can convert the VMware machine to.

Or

Is there a way to make X think that a monitor is present so I can look at the desktop through VNC?
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Hello,

I ran into your Nginx/php5/fastcgi guide and it was very helpful. I wanted to request an expansion of this guide to:

1. Optimize for low memory use/high performance.
2. A complete environment for hosting multiple domains.
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Hi there,

Please can you make an instruction about how to use Joomla rewrite in nginx and lighttpd server ?
Joomla has a .htaccess file which only works on apache2.
If you can convert the .htaccess file to some rewrite rules for nginx and lighttpd server, It would be great!
A reference could be this one .
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Default Cron job on every 2nd Tuesday

I seem to not be able to find much information on how to set this up. I am looking for a way to run a cron job every 2nd Thursday of the month. I would like to see a tutorial on how to set something like this up.

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Hello,

I ran into your Nginx/php5/fastcgi guide and it was very helpful. I wanted to request an expansion of this guide to:

1. Optimize for low memory use/high performance.
2. A complete environment for hosting multiple domains.
3. Secure
4. Xcache, memcached(?), subersion, bind, mysql, compilers, openssh, etc...( or lite memory alternatives)
5. Install of the lastest versions (ex: Nginx dev versions)

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+1 for it...
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I'm working on Sendmail + DNS setup guide and Nginx guide too. Keep an eye on our RSS feed.
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