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When it comes to billing for MyUnixHost.com, you know what you get. It’s a pay for what you use deal, and the charges are out there in the open. That said, it’s not exactly fair to bill in whole pennies. That’s right, I said pennies. You see, it’s entirely possible to end up with a …
I took my sweet time getting around to it, but I finally wrote the script that calculates total storage space consumed by virtually hosted email domains. Now, storage calculations are entirely complete. All of your files, along with your MySQL databases and your email mailboxes are calculated to give you your overall storage footprint.
I sit in zazen Staring out the window here A bird passes by
The dog shit again I really hope he’s ok I should cook some rice Today it’s raining For that is the true teaching Right here, in the now How do you know when The world will come to an end? Why does it matter? Here I am sitting Just writing some things down here Why …
A fan is blowing The dog exits to the deck Now he is crying Right now its snowing I can’t fucking believe it This has got to stop Someone talks far off The tapping of a keyboard Me and my Mala It is dead quiet Quite odd for an office space What am I doing?
Ok, maybe facelift is a bit extreme. It’s more subtle than that. As a refresher, here’s the old: And here’s the new: See? More subtle than expected. Basically, the background was changed from gray to white, and the “border” around the content was removed (along with the shadow). This is the first step down the …
Version 0.10 of Aneuch has been released. You can find its release page at http://aneuch.myunixhost.com/Version_0_10 This is an “alpha” release. Features Markup engine (Constantly evolving) Editing Full revision history Diff display between revisions Plugin support Theme support RecentChanges Discussion pages Search Preview changes while editing Store per-page diffs in each archive file
Aneuch (pronounced uh–nookh and means “enough”) is a wiki engine written in PERL. It is a single PERL script, and it uses your filesystem rather than a database. You can find out a whole lot more on its project page: http://aneuch.myunixhost.com/. Here’s a screenshot:
Like a good sysadmin, I’ve been lazy. But not in a good way. Thus far, anyone on MyUnixHost.com has not been able to see their log files. Which hasn’t yet been a problem, so I hadn’t felt the need to solve it just yet. Until tonight. Well, and some of yesterday too. Yesterday, I wrote …
Alright, I’m finally giving out a promotion for MyUnixHost. Check out the promotion page for more information.