Who is Adrian Hannah?
Adrian was a poor college kid living in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan trying to make a living as a System Administrator. Now he's a struggling new hire at a software firm in New York, but he's still trying to make a living as a system administrator.
Tag Archives: php
Further PHP Graphing
I’ve improved the php graphs project, improving the Chart and lineChart classes and adding the barChart class. The lineChart now accepts x and y coordinates instead of just y coordinates as it previously did. The data array is now input … Continue reading
PHP access to RT
There are two ways to access RT from a php script: Direct access to the mysql database, and Using the rt command-line tool Using direct access to the database would be quicker and allow anonymous access to the page. Allowing … Continue reading
Work: 4 Nov 2008
James figured out how to make the LDAP authentication plugin for the wikis work. It required and upgrade to apache2. I upgraded help.we and abyss.we and finished the migration of the wikis from askel to boston. A slight modification in … Continue reading
Work: 22 Sep 2008
Marlene asked for a new student to be added to the admin page for research.me, so I added her. Continuing on with the problem with the Baja wiki installation, James found an article outlining the problem. It turns out that … Continue reading
Work: 4 Aug 2008
I was greeted this morning with an email about a problem with research.me. Apparently, publications wouldn’t upload and it wouldn’t error out. Ultimately this is due to PHP treating a value of “” the same as a value of 0 … Continue reading
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Tagged askel, Background Intelligent Transfer Service, bits, bitsadmin.exe, documentation, nagios, php, research.me
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Dynamic Maps using PHP and GD (Terrain Maps)
One of the features I wanted to put together for the Birthright webpage was a dynamic map set. Say, for instance, you take over a province. You could then look at a political map and it would show the province … Continue reading