Firebird Trace Manager v1.5.2 released
This release adds some minor new features and bugfixes.
This release adds some minor new features and bugfixes.
I have updated the natty package for Firebird 2.5 in the stable ppa with latest release from debian
with one major fix taken from svn branch : the loading of ICU
The next release Oniric will include this fix by default
The organisation uses Debian GNU/Linux on half of their servers, i.e. about 10 systems.
It is used for two web servers, for the mail server and on a system for project administration, running a Firebird database. Debian was chosen since it’s the ultimate form of Open Source, and reliable as well. Since Hivos works for creating a better world, fights poverty and uses No Borders for People
as its motto, choosing Debian is natural.
At work we use a lot of Firebird databases, and so far our system admins checked the availability of a Firebird Database by simply trying to connect via telnet to the port 3050 and see if they would get a response. With this kind of check you can’t really determine if the database is really up and running,
Therefore they asked me if I could write a plugin for nagios which would do a real check to ensure that the Databases are up and running, here is my result.
I chose to write the plugin in python, due it’s simplicity, and because I already wrote some script using the python-kinterbasdb extension
Jiri wrote on his blog :
I recently improved the command logging in ADO.NET provider for Firebird. Let me start with little bit of history and then you’ll see the motivation and current improvements.
This article will describe the development of a fairly large (over 4,000 users) one-man software business, selling an application developed with PowerBuilder and Firebird
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Vlad Khorsun wrote about the Shared page cache implementation in 3.0 :
After more than a year of development, testing, switching on another tasks and returning back i’m ready to commit shared page cache implementation into trunk.
I consider it stable enough to be committed into SVN. It runs some stability tests more than 10 hours for longest run and many shorter runs at different configurations.
Here i want to do overview of changes, what was tested, what was not, and what
is work in progress.
You can read more about Shared page cache in the Firebird 3.0 presentation
Update:Feature commited into trunk