Archive for the ‘Computers’ Category
Dapper to Hardy in 23 painful hours
Posted by Mark | Filed under Computers
I I finally set about upgrading my home server1 from Dapper to Hardy yesterday. I had been hoping for a less traumatic experience then upgrading my desktop computer from Dapper to Gusty2. Unfortunately I once again ran into problems. First off, it’s been nearly a week since Hardy was officially released but when I tried […]
Tags: Dapper, hardy, linux, sysadmin, ubuntu, Upgrade
Now-Reading Tweaks
Posted by Mark | Filed under Life, Plugins, WordPress
I use Rob Miller’s excellent Now-Reading plugin to track all the books I’ve read and am reading here at CoffeeBear. After my recent site upgrade I decided to tweak the single book template for my library. I noticed that the latest version of Now-Reading allows you to note who read a given book on multiuser […]
Tags: Books, Code, Now-Reading, PHP, Plugins, Upgrade, WordPress
Library Fixed and Other Changes
Posted by Mark | Filed under WordPress
The library issues I was having appear to be resolved. When I upgraded WordPress, I simply overwrote the existing files (‘cuz I’m lazy) and then I went into my permalink settings and hit the update button (without actually making any changes). This is supposed to be enough to get the plugin I use for the […]
Tags: Now-Reading, Plugins, sysadmin, WordPress
WordPress Upgrade
Posted by Mark | Filed under WordPress
I’ve finally upgraded CoffeeBear.net to WordPress 2.5. I’m in the process of getting everything settled in properly and at the moment my library is working quite so nicely. At the moment the link for the library at the top of the page does not work (you’ll get a blank page) however if you go to […]
Tags: sysadmin, Upgrade, WordPress
Upgrade Complete
Posted by Mark | Filed under Computers, Software
I finished up all the upgrades to my home PC putting me on Kubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon). Unfortunately none of the auto-magical upgrade tools provided by Canonical worked for me, so all my upgrades were done via cli, using aptitude. Mostly this means I had to repeatedly run “sudo aptitude dist-upgrade”, interspersed with removing/installing specific […]













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