The similarity in names among several of the registration modules have at times caused confusion. In a effort to reduce the confusion some of these modules have been renamed or relabelled. New name Old name What is it Sign up dashboard – Registration manager– Quick sign up manager Manages the… Continue Reading »

In June 2022 Elixom SMS will added Multi-factor Authentication to its list of security features. Security Key – users will be able to log in to staff and student accounts with a security key (key fob). FIDO – users will be able to register personal devices to allow passwordless login… Continue Reading »

Core Api changes to prepare for a Google App Engine compatible version Bug fixes staff attendance accepts multiple clock in Student Portal login loop Staff attendance prompts to clock in Active notification when working in a period other than the current Billing manager for independent school CXC manager integrated with… Continue Reading »

Patches to new modules. Support for independent file server. Improvement in the interface and granularity of several reports. Dedicated and centralized helpdesk dashboard Continue Reading »

First class interface for Independent Schools Integrated support for WordPress Sign in with Google has been expanded to include any Google or Gmail account Updates to timetable manager Upgrade to Enrolment Manager CXC Module includes the option to digitally sign entry sheet as well as instant notifications via Google Chat… Continue Reading »

Minor changes to the events api. Cron, Ajax and API events are no longer treated as special events and must go throught he regular event cycles before being terminated. First preview of teacher tools are available and include: Action Plans Elearning integrations Support for Google Integrations Meet and classroom links… Continue Reading »

Whether you're using data to personalize learning or refine curriculum, the ability to easily check for understanding is critical to your teaching. Source Continue Reading »

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Though it is perhaps not intuitive, Richland et al. (2009) found that error generation is positively correlated to enhanced memory.  Source Continue Reading »

Elixom has released a routine end of year update tagged Version 15.7. Improvements include faster load times, fully supported Web App for Parents and Students. Staff Clock-in and Student Register have been integrated into a single Attendance Module. Coming in 2020 Integrated support for WordPress Support for Moodle REST API… Continue Reading »

Your system has just completed a routine upgrade. You are now using the latest version of the Elixom SMS, version 15.2.You may observe slight visual differences, and a cleaner more organized interface. This upgrade should provide an improved and more unified user experience. The parent app is also generally available… Continue Reading »

Frequently Asked Questions PARENT CONNECT Q: What is PARENT CONNECT? A: PARENT CONNECT is a service available to parents to help them keep track of their child’s academic progress on a daily basis as well as connect them to products and service that will enhance the educational experience of their… Continue Reading »

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It is common to convert an integer (int) to a string (std::string) in C++ programs. Because of the long history of C++ which has several versions with extended libraries and supports almost all C standard library functions, there are many ways to convert an int to string in C++. This post introduces how to convert Read more The post Converting Int to String in C++ is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Linux allows more than one users to log into the system to run processes/programs at the same time. In order to make this multi-user system work properly, Linux provides ways to isolate and protect users from each other and manage the permissions efficiently. One of the mechanism is user groups. Linux users may be grouped Read more The post Linux User Group Management and Operations is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

In Bash script, it is common that multiple small commands run together connected by pipes (|) and the whole command is quite long. For clarity, we may write the command in multiple lines. How to add comments for these long multi-line commands? In Bash, the content after # in a line is the comment. Using Read more The post Add Inline Comments for Multi-line Command in Bash Script is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Perl one-liners with perl’s regular expression statement can be a very powerful text processing tools used as commands in a terminal or a script. By default, the input to the perl one-liner with -p or -n options is passed line by line. However, when we want to match multiple lines, it gets us some trouble. Read more The post How to Match Multiple Lines using Regex in Perl One-liners is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Querying transaction content out from a blockchain network is a common practice used by common scenarios like exploring the blockchain history or verifying the blockchain transaction content from a known ID. In Hyperledger Fabric, the transaction can be queried using a special system chaincode QSCC (Query System Chaincode) which is for ledger and other Fabric-related Read more The post How to Query Transaction By ID in Hyperledger Fabric 2.0 is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Hyperledger Fabric is a consortium blockchain system. It’s performance is relatively good and its modular architecture enables it to be usable in many scenarios. Hyperledger Fabric itself has rich documents and samples of test networks. For beginners, deploying a new network for trying and testing still consumes quite some time. In this post, we will Read more The post How to Install Hyperledger Fabric 2.0 in Ubuntu 18.04 is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

grep is excellent to match patterns from STDOUT/text files in command line or scripts. It’s handy. Sometimes, our problem is more complex than finding a keyword from a file. On a first thought, it may sound impossible using grep for such complex problems. But grep can be quite powerful than we thought. Today, let’s check Read more The post Grep 2 Lines using `grep` Command in Linux is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

In Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, the default Go lang version is 1.10. For compatibility reason, the Ubuntu LTS will usually keep the major release version numbers for packages. However, many applications, such as Hyperledger Fabric 2.0, require a newer version of Go. In this post, let’s take a look at how to install a system level Read more The post How to Install Go 1.13.x on Ubuntu 18.04 is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

We know compilers like gcc can do lots smart optimization to make the program run faster. Regarding functions call optimization, gcc can do tail-call elimination to save the cost of allocating a new stack frame, and tail recursion elimination to turn a recursive function to non-recursive iterative one. gcc can even transform some recursive functions Read more The post GCC May “Save” You Some Recursive Functions Calls: an Analysis of a Function Call Stack Length Example is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Bash (GNU Bourne-Again SHell) the default shell for many Linux distributions. It is very common for scripting languages in Linux. Bash is easy and straightforward for writing small tools. However, as most tools, it has its grammars that could easily cause bugs if they are not used correctly. Here I summarize a list of good Read more The post Bash Learning Materials is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Since version 7, RHEL and CentOS only have 64 bit versions. For some reasons, it’s better to run many Windows applications under 32 bit wine. Like How to Install Wine 32-bit on CentOS 7, this post introduce how to install 32-bit Wine on CentOS 8. Most of the mechanisms are similar yet there are differences. Read more The post How to Install Wine 32-bit on CentOS 8 is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Conversion from integer to string and from string to integer are common operations in most applications such as C++. PHP has its uniqueness in language and standard library design. In this post, we will check methods to convert integers to strings and vice versa. Convert string to int in PHP You can cast a string Read more The post How to Convert Integers to Strings and Strings to Integers in PHP is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Thunderbird is a nice email client available on Linux and Windows. With the Lightning plugin, Thunderbird can support calendar functions well. Exchange is a widely used email and calendar/address book service software. Office 365 provide the cloud version of Exchange named Office 365 Exchange Online. Although Exchange Online provide IMAP for synchronizing emails, it provides Read more The post Synchronizing Thunderbird Calendar and Address Book with Office365 Exchange Online using ActiveSync is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

After the recent iOS upgrading to version 13, many older iPhones such as iPhone 8 turn to be running slower, although there are many new features. New features and functions use more CPU/GPU/memory and the iOS may run slower. But are there any methods to make it run faster? After quite some research and testing, Read more The post How to Make iPhone with iOS 13 Faster is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

The Windows user name can be changed according to the user’s needs and requirement. The Windows 10 Windows Settings tool interface keeps changing after updates. It is a little hard to find out the tool to do the user name changing. One way to change Windows user name is to do it through the Computer Read more The post How to Change Windows User Name on Windows 10 Using Computer Management is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Static linking is preferred for some cases although it has its own various problems. Static building/linking is not always possible for some languages on some platform. For OCaml, the answer to this question is yes. In this post, we will introduce 2 methods to statically linking OCaml: static linking with runtime glibc required and static Read more The post How to Statically Link OCaml Programs is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

Here is the case, the user can not write directly to the remote side’s directory, while the user can sudo on the remote side and write the directory with sudo. How to write to remote side with sudo in rsync? On the source machine, run the rsync command with --rsync-path="sudo rsync" added. For example, rsync Read more The post How to write to remote side with sudo in rsync? is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

If a team with many accounts share and manages the virtual machines under that same AWS accounts, it is a common practice to limit AWS EC2 accounts’ access to view or start all VMs yet stop only certain VMs. For example, one account has 50 VMs tagged “prod” while 25 VMs tagged “dev”. The developers Read more The post How to limit shared AWS EC2 accounts’ access to view and start all VMs yet stop only certain VMs is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

How to do screen recording on Wayland in Linux? Many screen recorders do not work on the new Wayland. Using Green Recorder You may try Green Recorder which supports Wayland. Note: Green Recorder is no longer under development by the original author (Please check the project README for more details). It still works well for Read more The post How to do screen recording on Wayland in Linux? is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »

It is common that the root disk space is not enough when running a Virtual Machine in the cloud such as Amazon Web Service (AWS). The cloud storage usually provides tools or facilities to enlarge a virtual disk size. However, to make the Linux recognize and and use the enlarged disks without rebooting the OS, Read more The post How to enlarge root partition and filesystem size of cloud Linux VM at runtime without rebooting Linux is from SysTutorials. Continue Reading »