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= Description This plugin is a super lightweight tool used to export data into the test/fixtures directory. So if you want to export all your data from your production server into your development environment, this will simplify the process without having to load up your database manager. [%] rake db:fixtures:export_all RAILS_ENV=development [%] rake db:fixtures:load = INSTALLATION

...Is there a possibile script that upgrades the server or do I have to reinstall the whole server? Also is there any compability issues with the vms from 401 with the current version or do they run just fine? thx in advance -- Mit freundlichen Grüßen Andreas Bender _______________________________ brainchild GmbH Rathausplatz 6 84307 Eggenfelden - Germany Phone : 08721/506977-19 Fax : 08721/506977-21 andreas.bender@brain-child.de http://www.brain-child.de -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean. ______________________________...

Using Debian Sarge, samba, CUPS, and an HP G85 mutifunction with HPOJ to use the G85 USB connection, I've been able to get raw printing to work, and Point 'n' Print driver download to work, but not at the same time. The driver download was a chore, because of HP's proprietary install program. Had to install the driver locally to get the needed files and copy them manually to the

...he kernel, named it after himself and made it publicly available under the GNU general public license. (Mr. Torvalds now works for software company Transmeta, a Santa Clara, Calif., start-up whose investors include Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.) The GNU general public license s another Stallman brainchild. Written in 1985 and revised twice, most recently in 1991, it permits anyone to use Linux, or GNU/Linux, as the operating system also is known. Licensees must agree to provide the source code to subsequent users, even when they sell the software, as they are permitted to do. And users also must agr...

"Does raidzN actually protect against bitrot?" That''s a kind of radical, possibly offensive, question formula that I have lately. Reading up on theory of RAID5, I grasped the idea of the write hole (where one of the sectors of the stripe, such as the parity data, doesn''t get written - leading to invalid data upon read). In general, I think the same applies to bitrot of