I’ve been hoping for the last hour or two that there’d be just one post on this topic, giving the problem and solution all together, but I have yet to solve it and so I’m just going to post the issue for now, until I have a solution. As a security measure in WP2.6, login [...]
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Posted 29 July 2008
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Web Programming
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Tagged: 2.6, admin_cookie_path, authentication, auth_redirect, cookie, cookie path, cookie paths, cookies, security, user, user authentication, user login, wordpress, wordpress 2.6, wp, wp2.6
For many years now, I’ve used WorldWideDNS.net for the bulk of my DNS hosting. On Monday, they suffered a massive DDoS attack, taking out pretty much everything and making a few of my domains (including 2718.us) unavailable. Now, personally, I consider this sort of attack and outtage at a service provider to be an inevitability, [...]
I have spent a large chunk of the past two weekends trying to find some kind of instructions as to how to get audio into the native Asterisk “SLN” format. Specifically, I wanted to convert some mp3s of classical music (such as from Musopen) to SLN for music-on-hold. I was able to discern that SLN [...]
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Posted 21 July 2008
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Telephony
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Tagged: 16-bit pcm, 16-bit signed little-endian pcm, asterisk, asterisk native, asterisk sounds, audacity, big endian, endianness, ffmpeg, little endian, moh, mp3, music, music on hold, pcm, pcm_s16le, s16le, signed linear, sln, sox, wav
I’ve been fiddling around with Asterisk on a slug box. It’s working pretty well, but since I don’t want to deal with compiling things for the slug, I’m limited to the Asterisk modules that are available as binaries (not many). I’m also using the older Asterisk 1.2. This has led to some interesting hacks to [...]
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Posted 20 July 2008
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Telephony
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Tagged: asterisk, asterisk dialplan, dial plan, dialplan, nslu2, sed, sh, shell script, slug, weather, yahoo, yahoo weather
Since I’m on my second of what will probably be 4 or 5 unslung NSLU2 “slug” units (with identical 1GB flash drives from eBay), I figured it was time to write down specific step-by-step directions, if perhaps only for my own use later. (As an aside, having the two ethernet ports on my Mac Pro [...]
I use WordPress as the backbone of a site I run, including using it for user authentication. This means a lot of people who aren’t invovled in running the site are logging in and could see the dashboard. Now, it’s not that there’s anything really secret there, but it makes things look a lot less [...]
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Posted 10 July 2008
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Web Programming
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Tagged: dashboard, deepwave, hide, hide dashboard, hide dashboard plugin, integration, plugin, wordpress, wordpress plugin, wp, wp plugin
I’ve had yet another why-didn’t-anyone-tell-me-sooner moment–child themes in WordPress. From How To Protect Your WordPress Theme Against Upgrades (via Parent Child Themes and How I used a WordPress Child Theme To Redesign My Blog The Smart Way): Problem: You’ve finally found a theme you like but you want to modify it. The modifications are pretty [...]
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Posted 03 July 2008
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Blogging
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Tagged: child, child theme, functions.php, parent, parent theme, style.css, theme, upgrade, wordpress, wordpress theme, wp, wp theme
While I’d been really happy using svnX, it didn’t deal with svn properties at all, which meant having to go to the CLI and set properties manually. This got annoying fast when I kept forgetting the syntax to set svn:keywords so that I would get those nice automatic tags filled in at the top of [...]
Since my employer’s wireless network is unencrypted and since I use other open WiFi networks with some frequency, I’ve gotten in the habbit of tunneling everything through SSH, using the SOCKS5 proxy mechanism built in to SSH. In WinXP, there’s a nice little program called Tunnelier that makes the setup of the tunnel simple and [...]
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Posted 13 June 2008
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Networking
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Tagged: applescript, firefox, firefox system proxy, location, mac, network, network location, os x, proxy, secure shell, socks, socks proxy, socks5, socks5 proxy, ssh, ssh tunnel, system proxy, tunnel, tunnelier
I’d gotten very used to editing some of my sites on the live running copy or editing a testbed server, then rsyncing it to the live server. I really had the WinSCP+TextPad thing down, then moved to Transmit+KomodoEdit when I went Mac-only for programming. It wasn’t bad at all, though every once in a while [...]