I installed NIS server on head node of a cluster. One of the node (let's say node-1) can find NIS server and work with it, but another node (node-2) just can't find the NIS server in Yast while it can ping and ssh to both head node and node-1.
Node will not delete on Linux Mint 13.
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I installed via git but node failed to run see https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/73 for the tests I ran to try to get node to play nice.
so I uninstalled the git version and installed the Ubuntu v.
I'm willing to learn and do some apps with Node.js, but after I looked up for Node Hosting I've found that is quite expensive.
Comparing to PHP, most the times I need to pay for a month with Node what I would pay for a year with PHP.
Why is Node.js hosting so expensive?
I'm replacing PHP with Node.js and am curious what the prescribed (or best practice) solution is for doing the webserving.
I'm reluctant to have Node.js act as my primary webserver and would like to keep Apache around to server files, and just have Node.js do all the business logic and communication with the the DB.
How does one set up such a relationship?
I need to parse XML code in ascending order.My XML code is below :
<node label="Tree Data">
<node name="View" type="Page">
<node name="Organisational Structure" type="Page"/>
<node name="Experience" type="Page"/>
<node name="Expertise" type="Language">
<node name="Flex" type="Language"/>
<node name="Android" type="Language"/>
<node name="Java" type="La
Using Jboss as7.0.2.Final we have created cluster of four Node N1,N2,N3,N4.
Here N1 is master Node.
After creating cluster of (N1+N2+N3+N4) there is requirement to Unregister slave Node N2 from cluster.
Due to some restriction we are not able to use "Web Managment Interface".
Is there any way to Unregister Node N2 from cluster using "JBoss Application Server management API"?
If using "Comm
On Tuesday we had a Server 2008 R2 DFS-R node go offline unexpectedly. DFS did the right thing and started routing requests to a different node, which was in a remote site.
I'm trying my first attempt on getting a node server set up on an amazon ec2 linux instance.
I think I made it quite far.
I'm having trouble figuring out how to configure a 2-node setup with a third
simpler one for quorum.
It seems to think all the nodes have the capability to act as a full fallback node, when I only I want a quorum with STONITH working sanely for what is essentially a 2+1 DRBD-MySQL node system.
Any tips or documentation on how to make the 3rd node just a quorum member would be appreciated.
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