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DBD::ODBC package is not available in repo. How to install the DBD::ODBC in fedora 17?.
How to achieve the ODBC DB connectivity using DBI->connect () module.
Thanks.
Your OS vendor's repo is always a nice convenience, but hardly comprehensive. Get everything else from CPAN.
Also, when using ODBC on a *nix box, your 1st step is to configure your ODBC data source according to your ODBC driver's documentation. Then provided you've set up ODBC & your Environment correctly, connecting from perl is trivial, your connect string would be "dbi:ODBC:$DSN"
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I've downloaded mongodb community edition. But during the installation process, it says "failed to extract installer". Any suggestions to get rid of this problem
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Can I get some series of steps to solve this problem...
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I downloaded the minecraft java server .jar file and it works well.
But now i want to add java plugins into the server. How can I do that?
It depends in the type of the minecraft server.
For spigot server here: https://www.spigotmc.org/.
For bukkit server here: https://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins.ect
But if you are using vanilla minecraft server YOU CAN'T use any type of plugins, at least with any official way.
I hope i helped you.
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I search for this and got some answer involving sudo, I am a beginner to linux and curious how to do it in terminal,
say my file is in Desktop/hw
matlab is installed in application
could give me a detailed commands instructions?
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I just check that on my MacOS machine. Depending on where you installed your MATLAB, but
/Applications/MATLAB_R2013b.app/Contents/MacOS/MATLAB_maci64 -nodisplay
worked for my case.
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I haven't found any detailed documentation for newbies. I tried using oo install but it was asking something about brokers. What is are brokers? Should I install all the packages (python, ruby.. etc) before installing the openshift?
This is going to be where you need to start http://openshift.github.io/. It has everything you need to get Origin up and running.
If you want a have a basic understanding of the structure that makes up Openshift, check out https://www.openshift.com/walkthrough/how-it-works.
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Is it possible to write a System V init script (the scripts usually stored in /etc/init.d and run with service) in Perl, and have the shell recognize the #!/usr/bin/perl? Would there be any downside to doing this?
The scripts themselves can be written in any language, but support tools may need to parse the script for metadata required to decide when the initscript will start/stop. This restricts the choices to those which can make this metadata available in the form that the tools accept.
Additionally, there may be external files written in shell script which the initscript will require in order to operate properly/efficiently/effectively. Unless these files are very simple, any parser used to read them may grow very complex.