Core Dump

Gallery http://gallery.sf.net is a nice picture gallery. It uses PHP.

In other random musings, perhaps server-side javascript can unify all these yucky programming languages for the web. Whitebeam integrates Mozilla's SpiderMonkey Javascript Engine into a web server.

BASH



export PS1='\u@\h:\w\$ '

set -o noclobber

set -o notify

set -o ignoreeof

alias cp='cp -i'

alias mv='mv -i'

alias rm='rm -i'



TCSH



limit coredumpsize 0

alias cp 'cp -i'

alias mv 'mv -i'

alias rm 'rm -i'

set noclobber

set rmstar

set notify

set ignoreeof



set primpt="%n@%m:%~%# "

set autolist=ambiguous

set nobeep

set symlinks=ignore



alias ls 'ls --color=auto -F'

alias vi 'vim'

setenv PAGER less

Maybe someday I'll write software which pulls in parallel from multiple mirrors. This normally isn't an issue since servers are hefty enough to saturate most connections.

Some random .htaccess snippets.

<Files ~ (exam|search|source|ident|diff)$>

SetHandler cgi-script

</Files>

• Conference Info
  
  
  
  • Location and Maps
    
  • Time
    
  • Date
    
  • Local lodging and transportation
    
  • Directions
    
  
  
• Registration
  
  
  
  • Enforce registration deadline
    
  • Javascript verification, handling &amp;, and error field highlights
    
  • Payment system
    
  • Attendee info
    
    
    
    • Name
      
    • Institution
      
    • Address
      
    • Phone
      
    • Email
      
    • Lunches including number of vegetarians
      
    
    
  • 
    
    
    
    • Ordered list of authors
      
    • Selected authors are presenting
      
    • Corresponding author
      
    • Faculty
      
    • Title
      
    • Poster or presentation)
      
    • Changing format
      
    • Areas
      
    • Lunches
      
    • Abstract
      
    
    
  
  
• Program
  
• Directors
  
• Email distribution list
  

Potential questions include payments and abstract.

The site should do initial layout of proceedings, print all name tags, total lunches and attendees. It will allow late for particular account and admins to adjust accounts.

I'm in search of AMD64 Opteron workstation with 4+GB memory,
monarchcomputer.com.
Apple G5 is just a tad more expensive than the Opteron. I couldn't find sparc64 or alpha workstation that could hold more than
4gb. According to newsgroups, NetBSD is limited to 8gb on the Alpha. It
sounds like a hardware limitation.

Drool, 7200 rpm hard drive for notebook.

Bar Code Scanners would be cool. With a label printer which prints bar codes, I can track things in new and privacy invading ways.

Smart cards are also cool. Take a look at the ones compatible with
Linux.

I'm trying installing all the BSDs: FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD. So far I've
tried FreeBSD and NetBSD. FreeBSD did a minor version upgrade pretty well.
It includes perl in its base installation along with tcsh. I found it a bit
more comfortable out of the box than NetBSD.

NetBSD has dhcp and bind out-of-the-box. Nice.

For the browser nav bar, use the <link rel="next" href="."/>

SSL enforcement

IfModule mod_ssl.c>
SSLRequireSSL
/IfModule
IfModule !mod_ssl.c>
# no non-ssl access
order allow,deny
/IfModule

Or Authenticated

AuthType basic
AuthName bolowte
AuthUserFile /x/y/z
require valid-user

The php docs are really good and have pretty nice examples. I'm going to skip core dumping my PHP samples.