mydns module – about
NB : The mydns project appears to be dead, and a new project has (sort of) taken its place (mydns-ng). With this in mind, the module discussed here should be considered of VERY limited use. First of...
View Articlepigeon – intro
pigeon is a mail system management tool. This allows for control over mail user accounts on mail systems that use mysql for domain and account management. Current deployments supported by this tool use...
View Articlewebuseradmin – intro
Some people still deploy/use/support userdir sites. As tragic as this may be, managing those accounts has almost always sucked. This tool makes it suck slightly less. This tool assumes a pureftpd and...
View Articlemite – basics – mysql tables and app configuration
mite isn’t so much a dedicated application as it is a collection of directory structures, modules, and implementation philosophy. Here are some of the basics of how it works, and why. see also :...
View Articlefireverse
fireverse is a stellar conquest civ-type webgame. the current version (alpha6.2011.1.21) is written on top of the mite framework in perl, and uses mysql for a backend data model. graphics are generated...
View Articleiphive – demo
i’ve got a demo instance of iphive running, so if you want to see how it works feel free to email me and i can get you access to try it out. the demo is using the latest version of the code as of...
View Articlebuilding a new mail server – planning
it has recently been heavily hinted to me that i might be tasked with building a new mail system soon, which got me thinking about how to do it better than i have before. i haven’t built a mail system...
View Articledancing with perl – part 2
Almost a year after I first wrote about dancer, I finally got around to building my first site with it. Overall, it is a pretty nice little framework. If you are already familiar with perl and/or the...
View ArticleUbuntu Apache/MySQL Auth
Most of the documentation for getting apache’s mod-auth-mysql modules to work under ubuntu are painfully short of at least a couple of configuration lines, so here’s my attempt to be helpful to others...
View ArticleMySQL Basic Auth for Apache on u14.04
Ubuntu 14.04 comes with Apache 2.4, rather than the 2.2 of 12.04, and as such has new bits that require some changes. I struggled for some time to get the database driven http authentication working...
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