Entries tagged as PostgreSQL
Friday, June 13. 2008
Flexi Time Manager "in the pink" after shortlisting for National Business Award
Entrepreneur Louise Wreathall has been shortlisted for the ‘Best Mumpreneur’ award at the National mother@work awards 2008. Louise, creator of Flexi Time Manager, which offers an online flexi time recording service, launched her business last year and has seen it go from strength to strength. She will attend a reception at 11 Downing Street on 18th June, where the winners will be announced.
Louise says, “Being shortlisted for this award means so much to me. Of course I’d be thrilled to win, but reaching the final stage itself shows that my work in getting the business where it is today has paid off.”
As a working mother who returned to work after a career break, Louise knows how important flexi time can be. Working in the HR department of a charitable organisation, she was responsible for administering a time consuming flexi time system for 30 staff, using scraps of paper and mental arithmetic to calculate hours worked. When staff numbers doubled, she knew something had to change, and set about creating an electronic timesheet system. By 2005, Louise had set up the business and set about trialling her own online time management system. With the help of Enterprise North East Trust, and local networks Women Into Business and Aberdeen Entrepreneurs, she learned the fundamentals of business management, finally launching the fully tested web application in November 2007.
Suretec designed and implemented the Flexi Time Manager Solution.
Friday, April 18. 2008
Suretec can now report that Symas, using MySQL’s NDB API, have developed an OpenLDAP backend which talks directly to the MySQL cluster storage engine, completely bypassing the SQL layer, in association with MySQL of course.
Others think this is good news too.
It is already Open Source and will be committed to the main OpenLDAP codebase when ready. (when is the PostgreSQL one out!  )
Suretec ®
Thursday, April 3. 2008
I got back last night, after a somewhat hectic Flybe.com flight (long story).
I really enjoyed the conference, my first time speaking at one, bit nervous, but it can only get better
Tuesday:
Continue reading "Spring 2008 - a UKUUG Conference Review"
Tuesday, January 22. 2008
Wednesday, December 5. 2007
I've already talked about a Blog LDAP[?] Schema, and I also raised the question in the blog software forum The Suretec Blog uses.
Well, one of the developers posted on their blog why our idea is crazy
I know Howard loves these kind of posts, so I let him comment first
Gavin.
Saturday, December 1. 2007
It is true that Poorly written LDAP[?] code can really affect your Portal, Suretec have seen it a few times:
A programmer who hadn't had much exposure to LDAP decided it best to do a base level search, for example, using ldapsearch:
CODE: ldapsearch -x -b 'dc=suretecsystems,dc=com' '(objectclass=*)' -H ldap[?]://127.0.0.1
he retrieved *everything*, then did all the searching/filtering etc. locally in the client! What's the point of a Directory Server!?!
Our partners Symas have also talked about similar encounters, mainly with Sendmail.
It all comes down to the level of LDAP understanding a programmer has.
Or could it actually be the Directory Server implementation, namely Oracle Internet Directory (OID)?
I know OpenLDAP wouldn't slow an app down like this, because it's very fast..very very fast 
Saturday, November 3. 2007
We know there are various desktop apps like gq, Jxplorer etc. and web based like gosa and phpldapadmin, but do we want a GUI specfically tailored for OpenLDAP?
Suretec do.
So, what style?
Continue reading "Dedicated OpenLDAP GUI?"
Wednesday, October 31. 2007
Tuesday, October 16. 2007
|
Comments