This will be multi part post about high availability solution for Slackware. My first post will be about Corosync and Pacemaker.

You need to combine Corosync and Pacemaker with other distributed storage system such as DRBD/OCFS2/GFS. I’ll talk about these stacks in another post.

These are the steps I used to replace LILO with GRUB as the boot manager after upgrading my kernel to v3.

It’s time for an upgrade!

It’s official, almost every piece of our codes in Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia (HUSM) has been versioned in either Git or Subversion (mostly the latter). We’ve also linked all of the repositories into Redmine for easier project management. It’s not really a walk in the park for us since this is the first time we tried to do it this big.

Most of the tutorial on the web focuses on the old version of Google Analytics. So, after poking around Google Analytics, I found out that there are two ways to see it (I stopped looking once I found the second method, so, there might be more).

1. Go to Custom Reporting tab.

2. Click Edit.

3. If you’ve already added a tab, just click “+add report tab” for this purpose.

4. Put the name of this report.