 October 2002 • Volume 11 • Number 10
Features
Using Oracle with Apache and PHP on Linux
• William W. David
David outlines the steps needed to access Oracle databases from PHP running
under Apache.
Log Management Using Apache::DBILogger • Chip Castle
Castle shares a script for use with Apache::DBILogger for more effective management
of server data.
PHP and MSSQL • Christian Wenz
Wenz shows how to connect to an existing MSSQL installation in the network,
then how to access this data source from within PHP.
Small Databases: From Desktop to Web Server • N. Dean Pentcheff
Pentcheff describes a system by which those who maintain small databases can
easily update Web versions.
mytop — A top-like Clone for MySQL • Werner Klauser
Klauser shares a tool called mytop, a console-based tool that allows admins
to monitor MySQL servers by viewing active threads, queries, and overall server
performance numbers.
Optimizing Time to Completion with runmany • Bill Davidsen
Davidsen describes “runmany”, a Perl program that makes it easier
to load-balance resources.
Exploring the Solaris™ Device Tree • Shaun Clowes
Clowes examines the internals of the Solaris device tree and shows how to use
the device tree to create special-purpose system tools.
NSRXREF — A Python Script for NSR Files • Paul Trout
Trout shares a Python script called NSRXREF that reads Nessus results files and produces a set of HTML tables showing hosts and vulnerabilities.
Columns
Questions and Answers • Amy
Rich
Volume Management and System Tuning
• Henry Newman
Open Shortest Path First Protocol
• Ron McCarty
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