Tuesday, December 27th, 2011
Recently I needed to test against an FTPS server. No big deal, I thought to myself, I’ll just set one up real quick. Boy did I end up having a hard time with that. Not because the task was actually hard but because there’s a bit of a general haziness about the whole idea of [...]
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Wednesday, June 8th, 2011
After signing up for a (free) account on tunnelbroker.net and creating a (free) tunnel with my ipv4 address as the endpoint I was able to easily configure my AirPort Extreme. View your tunnel, then click on “Example Configurations” and then “Apple Airport.” In TCP/IP prefs for my MacBooks Network/AirPort Preferences I have “Configure IPv6″ set [...]
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Sunday, January 9th, 2011
Did you know that the OnLive OSX app has its own built in drivers that work out of the box with your wired Xbox360 controllers? I found this to be fantastic, but I had already installed the tattiebogle.net controller driver it works, but it conflicts with OnLives use of the device so I couldn’t use [...]
Sunday, January 9th, 2011
Recently I found that it was taking appauling amounts of time to transfer files to/from my debian file server setup with netatalks AFP. I upgraded to the latest version to no avail, but this trick helped out quite a lot — http://www.netafp.com/tn003-slow-afp-read-performance-90/ Incidentally I believe, unscientifically, that it also helped my OnLive game latency quite [...]
Monday, September 27th, 2010
I’d call this an 0.5 release. It’s now in the code repo that we at Automattic use to put out little open source tools. I’ve fixed several bugs with the code since the first time that I posted about it. It can handle at least 2k active connections, and at least 100k shared and exclusive [...]
Sunday, September 26th, 2010
in case anyone is curious… elockd-in-action
Thursday, September 23rd, 2010
I’ve been working on an erlang port of my php locking daemon in erlang (which is a more appropriate language for this kind of thing.) And I have it all tricked out (ok partially tricked out but hey it’s my first real erlang project and i’ve only spent 2 afternoons on it.) The api is [...]
Saturday, August 28th, 2010
It turns out that this is actually a tricky problem. It’s super easy to use the OpenSSH command line stuff via PHP when you have key based authentication set up, but it’s not at all easy to use when you want to go the user/pass route. This is for a couple of reasons: First you [...]
Friday, August 27th, 2010
I’ve had a need to use the PHP SSH2 PECL recently (working on making a product, at work, more efficient) And thought I would share some of the preliminary code. You can find it here: vpssh.phps The most interesting thing is not vpssh_core or it’s exec (though it’s good code) the really interesting thing is [...]