Just my Blog

The tool I wrote (SIS) was a sort of closed-source, but last night I rewrote a major part of the code (about 95%) so I decided to release it under the GPLv2 license. (I wrote the new code in my own time with own resources)

I also renamed the tool into Open System Information Scanner.

You can find it and download it from:
http://www.adslweb.net/tools/open-sis

On the 1st of april I will not be longer an employee of PwC FTS.
I will gonna work as an UNIX Specialist for the company Snow.

I am trying to speed up my daily backups. Last monday Raimond Kollman suggested to use rsync. So the last days I started playing with rsync... and it looks very nice

So the steps I want to take is:

• Do every hour a rsync (incremental) of the files from the primary to the secondary server.
  
• The secondary server creates an tar-ball of the rsynct files.
  
• The secondary server takes care of the retention period (14 days)

If I have the backup-scripts ready, I will publish them.

And because rsync is going to check every hour incremental, the load of the line will be more stable and it will drop the number of data traffic.

Recently I offered my sister to build a website for her Dance-Company M'aM. Though it must be a little creative... and they also had a professional photoshoot... so I started looking around through the pictures which were made to get inspired... and check the first result:

I am a little bit proud about it