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Thüringer Kommunen: EON-Aktien an Kommunalen Energiezweckverband (KET)
Die Thüringer Kommunen stimmen der Übertragung der EON-Aktien an den Kommunalen Energiezweckverband (KET) mehrheitlich zu. Sollte die Transaktion tatsächlich so über die Bühne geben, wäre ein wichtiges Ziel erreicht: Die Netze in die Hände von Körperschaften geben, die direkt den Bürgern verpflichtet sind, die von Netzausbau und Netzinstandhaltung betroffen sind. Ganz richtig sagt Bodo Ramelow, Vorsitzender der…
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Ich werde Vorstand der BürgerEnergie Jena e.G.
Seit 2012 bin ich Mitglied der BürgerEnergie Jena e.G., deren Vorstand ich nun geworden bin. Die Genossenschaft versucht über eine Beteiligung an der Energiesparte der Stadtwerke (zunächst 2%) und eigene Projekte Einfluss zu nehmen auf die kommenden Herausforderungen für die Jenaer: Energiewende, Marktliberalisierung und das relativ teure und knappe Wohnungsangebot in der “kleinen Großstadt” Jena.…
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PHP 5.5 to ship a byte cache soon? Zend Optimizer+ going opensource and into main PHP project
In a recent discussion among php core developers, Zeev Suraski of Zend Technologies offered to open source their proprietary byte cache “Zend Optimizer+”. The main objective is to get a bytecode cache into the PHP distribution and finally into the core. There is a lot of discussion if the 5.5 release should be delayed by…
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They’re taking the Horde to Debian, to Debian!
Now that Horde Groupware 5 has been released as stable software, a lot of users noticed the shortcomings of the PEAR packaging systems. It does not provide an easy and smooth way to upgrade Horde 4 to the latest bugfix version anymore. If you run Horde 4 apps that have not been ported for Horde…
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Horde 3 End of Life after 8 years – It was a great time.
——– Original-Nachricht ——– Betreff: [announce] End Of Life for Horde 3 Datum: Tue, 27 Nov 2012 13:21:17 +0100 Von: Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org> Antwort an: core@lists.horde.org An: announce@lists.horde.org, vendor@lists.horde.org, horde@lists.horde.org The Horde Team is announcing the End Of Life (EOL) for the Horde 3 release series. With the final release of Horde 5 the state of…
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No Bullshit #1: Apache vhost config AllowOverride All does not activate mod_rewrite
This is beginner’s talk, but I have seen it too many times anyway. A lot of tutorials on the web claim that you have to state “AllowOverride All” in an apache config and it magically activates mod_rewrite somehow. This is all bullshit. Your mileage may vary, you may be lucky on debianish systems. It’s not…
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Horde 5 Preview: Sesha Inventory App 1.0 and updated Rdo library
Dear folks, I am very pleased to announce: The Sesha Inventory application is ready for Horde 5 and it is in good shape. Sesha is a simple inventory keeping application which originally developed by Bo Daley and Andrew Coleman on Horde 3. The product was never officially released but it went into production at several…
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The Author
The author is a developer and trainer in perl and PHP with several years of professional experience in both areas. While leaning strongly towards solutions involving the horde framework he also solved problems with perl catalyst, moose, CakePHP, wordpress, facebook api, PHP Symfony and Zend Framework. Get my GPG key for secure communication. —–BEGIN PGP…
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Distributed applications with Horde 4
Synopsis Horde’s powerful RPC API has been used numerous times to allow integration of horde-based data into external applications or remote sites. It also provides an easy to set up basis for distributed applications with headless workers. In this article I will give you a brief introduction on how to build a scalable distributed architecture…
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Using socat or netcat to debug unix sockets like telnet for tcp
Sometimes you want to debug a service with a clear text protocol, but it uses unix sockets instead of INET sockets. Surprisingly, there is little info on this around the net. An easy solution would be socat: socat UNIX-CONNECT:/var/run/blabla/nameofthe.sock STDIN EDIT: Linux consultant Stefan Seyfried pointed out, that from openSUSE 12.1 onwards you can also…