I have got repeated error message like "Can’t open file: ’accesslog.MYD’. (errno: 145)". Actually, I can’t access the table named accesslog for any purposes including read or write. This table is not so important for me but it’s a kind of some annoying. I can’t even dump the database to back it up. I tried to search for this similar problem in Google using keyword "". There are about 900,000 search results. Great! What is the cause of this problem? The host that I got that error message is FreeBSD. I also got it in Linux. OS might not be the problem. So the problem seems to be MySQL itself. I don’t know.

Today, I was assigned a task to setup a new website as fast as possible. I’m not a web designer. I just know the contents. Fortunately, I have a Drupal already installed as intranet site. Anyway, it is just an intranet site so it is located in subdirectory of the main web, says http://www.sample.com/intranet. And then I would like to have http://www.sample.com/conf2006. I cannot use the same database of intranet because the intranet is completely private site. I don’t want anyone to read my secret contents. So I decided to use multisite feature officially provided by Drupal. As a result, I have 3 sites as follows.

As you might notice, howforge.com has just been upgraded to Drupal 4.7.0. This is a big move because I had no time to upgrade since Drupal 4.7.0 beta 6. Anyway, I did it so smooth like before. In addition, I also reorganized all third-party modules to store in specific sites only. Since my development machine is running inside VMware player, I modified a few configurations to make it compatible with this hosting machine.

is being used to develop sidebar plug-ins. Here come the first one: . By the way, Goocal is just a one way today’s event. Hopefully the author will continuously improve this cool plug-in to display monthly calendar and event synchronization.

According to previous review, I discuss about Grisbi. Now it’s time for a bigger one, GnuCash. GnuCash is a full feature open source accounting software. It seems to be the most powerful open source solution suitable for SME or even larger corporates. GnuCash is absolutely different from Grisbi in term of principle and objective.

I’m looking for a simple, easy, and good financial tracking software to running on my laptop. It seems there are 3 famous open-source options in the wild; GnuCash, Grisbi, and KMyMoney. Ok, I will start by Grisbi since it is also available to run on Win32 platform.