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Jake has a question for ipchains experts: "What command would I run on the Linux command line to determine whether ports 137-139 are accessible from a specific IP address, on a different subnet than the Linux server?"  Outage update, 11AM: I was able to string some baling wire, with the help of lots of scotch tape, and now have a very temporary workaround to the outage. Details. Weblogs.Com is mirrored here, temporarily. This, ladies and gentlemen, is the future of the Web.  Bruce Loebrich: "So, odd as it sounds, the problems have actually improved my opinions of Dave, his company and their software." Thanks! A few notes in outline form about various blogging tools that I am more or less familiar with, as they relate to issues of centralization. Press release: "Macromedia today announced that a jury ruled in favor of Adobe Systems in its patent infringement suit against Macromedia." Dear Mr. Murphy. "I represent Agfa Monotype Corporation and International Typeface Corporation." Colin has connected to DGWS from Radio. Bing! Andrew Stone: "I love OS X!" Mesh on MX: "I am a back! Finally!" Scott Mace: "The Internet changes everything – so they say. But does it change how things work in Washington, D.C.?" Jon Udell on linking to SOAP-exposed resources. A restful soap full of aromatic fragrance. Tim Jarrett: "I think that the New York Times through their partnership with UserLand has shown a much more enlightened mode of operating—if you want to build a reputation, make your content more visible, not less. But then, that’s why they are the Times and the others are the Dallas Morning News." Eric Norlin: Why Identity Now? Personal note. On this day, 47 years ago, I was born. Thanks for all the birthday wishes, and thanks for all the fishes.  Morning outage stuff  Outage update, 7AM. The static server is still not connected to the community server. Looks like we're going to have to go down to Exodus and rewire things so that the static machine is on the same subnet as the community machine. Jake didn't finish work until 4AM, so it's going to be a while before we get started on that. Between a rock and a hard place. OK, with that said, there is something I can do to turn some of the lights back on. I just added a bit of code to weblogs.com to mirror the changes on a page on scripting.com. This is a temporary thing, don't bookmark it, we will stop updating it as soon as the outage clears. But in the meantime, if you're a weblogs.com junkie, as I am, you can get your fix from a different server. |
 
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