Note: I have no idea who posted this. I’d have to rebuild the old site to get the author information. The joy of fixing up the conversions from the many systems I have used over the years.. So, I’ve been having pulse irregularities and heart palpitations (well, not sure of the technical meanings of these terms - but my pulse rate isn’t regular and I feel funny things in my chest).
Life gets interesting when you are juggling a bunch of things and events just happen around you in a random fashion. Writing training material for the LPI 101 exam preparation and presenting it on Monday nights. There are at least 5 local usergroups that I am a member of which I go to meetings during the month and a few international ones that I try to attend the IRC chats for There is the day job which keeps me busy writing papers and documentation as well as trying to squeeze in new methodologies and testing Rebuild of my home environment (which always take a back burner), although I managed to upgrade my two macs last week, so I can get some videos finished and the audio sessions from BSDCan finished.
Topics: We will be (hopefully) following up with Bruce on his postfix install (you blogging that yet Bruce?) There will be an LPI Exam seating in October (details Thursday night) CMS Systems (specifically this website) Features Spam User Registration ISP Providers and static addresses SpamAssassin Configuration Lots of topics, not a lot of details yet. The SpamAssassin will be have some real info, the others are discussion topics.
Well, last night was our July meeting - average turnout I would guess, all of 5 people. I suspect this may start changing if I ever get around to promoting on a somewhat larger scale. We had a bit of a mixed bag tonight: Photo show of Scotland Announcement of an upcoming seminar series from the HTCIA (Ottawa Chapter) Discussion of the postfix session from two meetings ago LPI exams for October A slide show of some “motivational posters” There was also a minor challenge issued to the attendees by Brenda to blog something even if it’s just a “Hi, this is my first blog, be kind” type of thing.
Hey Self! Next time you upgrade the modules on the website, try a few things out. The unresponsive FCKeditor should have been a signal that something was wrong. OK, I know this seems a little schizo, but sometimes it takes a 2x4 (or larger) to get me to see the light. I need to remember that just because the system can tell me about updates to modules AND can install them for me automagically, it doesn’t mean they get configured properly.