Anyone who knows me knows how utterly frustrating I find the state of email today. It’s inherently insecure, absolutely relied upon, and there’s always someone who “didn’t get your email”. For larger businesses the offerings by Microsoft and the alike (Office365 for example) make sense….
I don’t wish this to be a rant, and I wish it to be far from fuel for the flame wars which have been burning for several decades over open source projects which transform into “mostly closed” and very non-free “products”. Read more over on my LinkedIn post…
After months of frustration – having our outbound emails randomly fail for distribution groups (alias lists in Courier MTA terminology) – I found the cause. Our SMTP smarthost doesn’t allow multiple “RCPT TO:” commands in an email header. By default, Courier batches up all emails…
A few of us today at work discussed the upcoming Apple Watch (pre-orders from 10th April) and the topic of water-proofing came up. A little research on Google reveals no “definitive” answer, so I took matters into my own hands and hunted the main official…
Nearly a year since I last blogged. Phew, caught it just in time 😉 First time this year (2013) I got to drive home without my lights on. The clocks haven’t even gone back yet! Woo-hoo for springtime 🙂 So today’s topic, CKEditor and A4…
I have a ReadyNAS Duo, and several Mac devices backing up to it (via the typically “Apple awesome” Time Machine feature). I recently upped the allocated disk space in FrontView to 300GB, from 120GB – which while each Mac’s Time Machine preferences said “NAS device,…
“It’s like playing Bingo, only you you win what you’ve already paid for!” — Michael McIntyre
What a week. What a month. What a year. So much has happened, far more than I could or should ever write about. Recently we’ve been migrating MySQL servers from one hardware to another – for anyone (me!) that finds this useful in the future,…
*sigh* It’s been for several weeks that I’ve been trying (and failing) to aquire Domain Admin status on our Samba domain. With Windows 2000 and XP, administrative access was easy. A local admin account called “administrator”, and a local policy stating who’s an administrator –…
As I sit here typing, the very Playstation Network (PSN) service which has received so much flak over the last month is finally approaching usability once more. I would like to say a huge thank-you to the guys at PSN, there’s no question over how…