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Get Safe Online – but no encryption advice
One of the main UK computer security websites (Get Safe Online, GSO, a public/private partnership) has recently changed to using a website for security alerts, instead of sending emails that contained a “secret” word. Of course, a non-SSL website is … Continue reading
HOWTO Apache httpd 2.2 PAM Authentication Modules
One consequence of the server outage was that I could finally justify the time to solve an irritating Apache authentication problem. In fact, I had to solve the problem, because I needed to log in to our control panels. (I … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux
Tagged 2.2, apache, authentiction, control panels, groups file, httpd, pam
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We Need Social Network Networks
A recent project was to install a WordPress plugin that will announce new articles to Twitter. As you might guess, I’m not a big fan of Twitter, or any other closed-source Web 2.0 thing. I use a few social network … Continue reading
Posted in Wordpress and Blogs
Tagged noserub, ping.fm, plugins, social networks, twitter, web 2.0, wordpress
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Social Enterprise Photography Competition and Cooperatives South-West Trade Fair
Cooperatives South West is working in partnership with the Regional Infrastructure for Social Enterprise (RISE) to hold a Trade Fair with support from CDA (BRAVE Ltd.), Social Enterprise Works, Co-opportunity and Watershed Media Centre. It will be held on Monday … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperatives
Tagged booking, bristol, cooperatives, events, trade fair, watershed
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Firmware and the Shape of Debian Lenny
Lenny is the codename for the next release of debian, which will be debian 5.0 formally. For the first time that I can remember, debian will fit on one disk. OK, so it’s a blu-ray disk (BD), but I’m sure … Continue reading
The Phone Coop, Best Social Enterprise 2008
ThePhoneCoop Congratulations to all our friends at The Phone Coop for winning the Best Social Enterprise Award at the Enterprising Solutions Awards 2008 yesterday. (TTLLP is an agent and I’m a member personally too.) Longer report at Cooperatives-UK. Comiserations to … Continue reading
Posted in ThePhoneCoop
Tagged award, banks, co-op, icelandic, phone, social enterprise
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Monday Machine-Mangling Madness, or: Server2 on fire!
Bonfire Onlooker by dominicspics (cc-by) Of all the things I wanted to do yesterday, testing TTLLP’s disaster recovery plan was not one of them. I often suggest customers make disaster recovery plans, but I don’t like having to use them. … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux
Tagged disaster, hardware, plan, recovery, replacement, systems, voicemail
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“your country continues to turn into Big Brother”
Just received this comment from Jimmy Kaplowitz over in the US: “yuck, your country continues to turn into Big Brother: BBC News: Giant database plan ‘Orwellian’” Hell, yeah. That’s a reason why my support for the party is so weak … Continue reading
Posted in ThePhoneCoop
Tagged allegations, encryption, fascist state, labour, stand, terrorism, tory, uk
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You Wait Ages for a Survey…
As well as my little What topics do you want to read here? survey, there’s a more serious Free/Open Source Participant Satisfaction Survey by Brenda Chawner for the Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand which you might like to answer. … Continue reading