As a devoted Python enthusiast and an integral part of the PyCon PH core team since 2018, I’m excited to share my thoughts on the incredible potential of being granted a travel opportunity by the PyCon JP Association. This blog post delves into the reasons why receiving this travel grant is not just a personal gain, but an opportunity to enhance collaboration, knowledge sharing, and community growth on a global scale.
For the past two years, I’ve yearned to explore beyond my hometown. When Boracay reopened to tourists, I finally booked a flight, marking my first visit to this renowned destination. Originally scheduled for March 17, 2020, just days after the Philippines entered lockdown, my plans were postponed due to the pandemic, which left me dreaming of spending the entire lockdown on this captivating island.
PyCon Philippines is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit conference centred on the Python Programming language.
The goal of the conference is to provide a venue where the Python programming language and surrounding technologies can be explored, discussed and exercised.
Few days ago I was going for an overtime in office just to finish installing samba in a Centos 7 minimal for my working server. Two consecutive nights, samba didn’t install correctly after several tries. Third night came, I called a help from one of my bosses and wtf it was just a common mistake that I ignore that made the samba runs. Hahha! Poor me.
Samba is an open source, and free software suite that provides file and print services to the SMB/CIFS clients. It allows us to share files, folders, and printers between Linux server and Windows clients. Using Samba, we can setup a domain controller on Unix/Linux server, and integrate the Windows clients to the Domain controller.
Weekend is coming. Howdy geeky or anyone who might want to plunge into some hacking, programming, sci-fi, gamer and social media addict you might want to check these list of movies I’ve already watched.
Step 1: Download The ISO Image
To get a copy of CentOS 7 download from its source mirror. CentOS 7 is now shipping for 64 bit platforms, and currently there is no 32 bit ISO image. This is primarily due to the fact that most servers in production are 64 bit.
A detailed step by step installation for creating your own file server using Centos 6.5.
nstall and configure PostgreSQL 9.3
First of all, we need to install PostgreSQL. We’ll install PostgreSQL version 9.3 from the official PostgreSQL repository.