I’m often ask what it is I do for a living… and being lazy I usually just say ‘computer stuff’. In an effort to provide a little more context to anyone who may be interested this is one in a series of postings where I’ll cover some aspect of what it is I do. In [...]
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What I do – Practical Data Visualization
March 28, 2011
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What I do – Power DNS Real World Results
March 16, 2011
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We have had a Power DNS recursing cacher deployed at one of our busiest sites for a few months now and I thought others might benefit from some real world performance info. This is running on some older hardware.. dual Xenon 2.8Ghz system with 4G of ram and the only job it’s doing is running [...]
What I do – Mysql Reporting Date Range Cheat Sheet
December 17, 2010
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If you have to do any sort of reporting using mysql or other databases you will probably need to use relative date ranges that don’t depend on what day the report is being run. That is if you need a report for ‘last month’ that runs from the first to last day of the previous [...]
Traffic Shaping for VOIP With Linux
April 10, 2009
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I’ve been meaning to write this document for a while… but only just did. It took me a while to figure out how to do this ‘right’ so I thought it would be a good idea to write it all down and post it out here.. both for my reference and for yours. I lay [...]
Click to dial from OSX with Asterisk PBX
April 17, 2008
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Here is a nice little utility that I put together and have been using for a while. If you use OSX and keep your contacts in the native Address Book application like I do.. and happen to have an Asterisk PBX… this will let you do a simple click-to-dial. It should be easy enough to [...]
Amavisnewsql 0.8.0 Released
July 18, 2005
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After much dragging of heels I have released the new version of my SquirrelMail plugin AmavisNewSql. There have been lots of tweaks and updates.. as well as a few important bug fixes. Check out the ChangeLog for the full details. You can download it here.
