So, having a working (if barely) Ubuntu server install, I was itching to try and set up the RAIDZ2 array…
But before that, I need a way to monitor all the hardware (e.g. CPU, GPU and HDD temperatures, fans, voltages, HDD SMART information, etc.)…
So, back to Google!
Read further to see the step-by-step of installing and using these…
So, I tried to install Ubuntu Server 16.04.1 LTS while the machine was not plugged into the network, and also did not bother to connect to the WiFi network during the installation from the CD either…
Rusty from last Linux use (circa 2008), I was totally stuck thereafter – no network and no way to add anything else (through the network, because, you know, no network)… Fortunately, SSHd was selected during the installation – so all I had to do was to get the network up, then I could try and do every other thing remotely (well, that is the theory)…
Just in case you really do not have an Internet connection (say, the Ubuntu distribution does not have your NIC drivers), you can then try any of the “offline” methods described here.
Documented, as follows, is my journey to “get unstuck” and continue the set-up…
So, some three years after the site launch, we have used plenty of products, but with kids, family and work, little time to write about it…
Nevertheless, I had been experimenting with ANTLR4 for about over half a year now. I had initial issues setting it up due to the somewhat out-dated instructions available then. When I was “forced” to upgrade to Windows 10 and re-installed everything from scratch, I realised I had totally forgotten what the steps were to get ANTLR4 working with Visual Studio 2015…
Hence, in an effort to help others and as a reference to self, please find a step-by-step guide to using ANTLR4 (version 4.3.0 stable) with Visual Studio 2015 (Community Edition) (although the instructions should work for other VS editions as well).
Having to deal with spam is a given. Trying to automate management of SpamAssassin ham and spam databases on my shared hosting, I decided to build two scripts, one to automatically learn spam, and the other to learn ham.
Obviously, there are caveats and also warnings… But that is always the case, is it not?
