Getting Bacula running on my MacBook / OSX

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I recently acquired a MacBook Pro. Things are going well. I’m using Time Capsule, but I also want to use Bacula. I went with MacPorts: This article will show how I got Bacula running on OSX. sudo port install bacula +client_only NOTE: for more recent version of MacPorts, this command worked: sudo port install bacula +client_only-console_bat The install looked something like this: [dan@dent:~] $ sudo port uninstall bacula —> Deactivating bacula @5.0.3_2+client_only —> […]

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Speakers and travel

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The following query pulls back the speakers and their travel: SELECT distinct S.name, S.email, CP.conference_person_id, arrival_from, arrival_to, arrival_number, arrival_date, arrival_time, departure_from, departure_to, departure_number, departure_date, departure_time FROM event E, view_event_person P, view_mail_all_speaker S, conference_person CP, conference_person_travel CPT WHERE E.event_id = P.event_id AND P.person_id = S.person_id AND E.conference_id = 7 AND CP.conference_id = E.conference_id AND E.event_state = ‘accepted’ AND E.event_state_progress NOT IN (‘rejected’, ‘canceled’) AND P.event_role_name = ‘Speaker’ AND S.person_id = CP.person_id AND CPT.conference_person_id =

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PGCon – keynote… made your travel bookings yet?

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Although PGCon 2011 is just 9 weeks away, that time will fly past. People will start gathering in Ottawa early in the week for the two days of tutorials followed by two days of talks. PGCon is also a social event, so there will be many opportunities to mingle and meet other members of your PostgreSQL community. We’ve already started booking the travel and accommodation for some of our speakers. From its initial

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PGCon 2011 – registration now open

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Registration for PGCon 2011 has opened. The list of talks is impressive. You’ll find something there for everyone. Again this year, as every year, we bring together developers and users from all over the world to meet and to learn from each other. PGCon has a consistent history of providing high quality for low cost. You’ll be sure to come away with amazing ideas for your projects. You will meet people you don’t

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PGCon 2011 – schedule released

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The list of talks and speakers for PGCon 2011 has been released. For 2011, we once again have a strong collection of talks that will appeal to a wide range of attendees. Registration will open later this week. Be sure to start making your travel plans. Of particular note is the excitement within the GIS community regarding the Using PostgreSQL for Flight Planning talk by Blake Crosby. We also have a Facebook and

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Pentabarf – exporting the schedule

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When exporting a Pentabarf schedule, your talks must be accepted and reconfirmed in order to appear on in the schedule. Not just accepted. In this article, we assume your conference id = 7. Adjust to suit your situation. This query gives you a list of the accepted talks: SELECT event_id FROM event WHERE conference_id = 7 AND event_state = ‘accepted’; This query refines the data so you get the accepted talks which will

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PGCon 2011 – schedule delayed

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On Saturday, I tweeted that the schedule for PGCon 2011 would be released. I was wrong. We are having a hard time choosing from amongst all the talks we have received. Choice is a fine problem to have, but we apologize for the delay. All submitters have been emailed about this delay. The Call For Papers timetable has this past Saturday as the deadline for us to notify the submitters. We apoligized to

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