http://www.rjt.org Wait, what? Sun, 15 Mar 2009 18:49:40 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en After fighting with various CMS for years and still using my own code, I finally found WordPress.  I'll have to spend some time building stylesheets and whatnot but for now, this'll do. http://www.rjt.org/2009/03/15/wait-what/ This server and all its hosted websites were migrated from Apache 2.0 to Apache 2.2. This work was done in preparation for hosting Rails applications via proxied Mongrel processes. http://www.rjt.org/2007/01/24/rubymongrel/ Dovecot has just replaced courier-imap on rjt.org. With much less code and simple configuration, Dovecot is my preferred IMAP/POP3 server on systems that I maintain. This software is so good, I expect it to take over the world. http://www.rjt.org/2006/08/22/dovecot/ I just installed Drupal so that I can easily maintain a site tracking my capstone project. So far I'm pretty impressed. I may end up moving all of rjt.org over to it. http://www.rjt.org/2006/01/28/drupal/ A failing power supply necessitated a chassis swap. The system is temporarily living on a Dell PowerEdge SC420. With graduate school in full swing, there isn't much time to give attention to hardware. http://www.rjt.org/2005/03/02/dude-were-on-a-dell/ This website and all associated services are now being hosted on tungsten instead of cobalt. Cobalt still lives with us but this new server is located on a dedicated circuit elsewhere. http://www.rjt.org/2004/12/14/site-migration/ I'm just finishing up some maintenance for this server. I've completed an OS upgrade as well as removed a faulty DIMM that was wrecking software builds. I also updated all of the installed packages and migrated from ... http://www.rjt.org/2004/02/14/system-upgrade/ Last night I installed a new firewall in front of rjt.org. It seems to work much better than the last one I was using. It also has a load balancing feature built in so I can attach a second ... http://www.rjt.org/2003/09/04/new-firewall/ I've cleaned up all the documents I could find. Most of them should validate as XHTML now. I'll check them when I have time. http://www.rjt.org/2003/08/17/xhtml-cleanup/ Welcome to the redesigned rjt.org! So far it's just the home page but I'm redoing everything in XHTML. Check the source. No tables! http://www.rjt.org/2003/08/16/redesign/