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I’ve been working on getting the opensource Openfire XMPP server and it’s clustering component up and running in a testing environment. I quickly found out that enabling the clustering plugin from the “Available plugins” section of the admin interface simply does not work at all. In trying to get this configured and working, I’ve had
So, I recently picked up a Linksys SPA-3102 PTSN Gateway with one FXO and FXS port. I wanted to use this to connect our home phone line to an Asterisk server. Asterisk is a software based PBX system that runs on just about any linux distro. Anyway, I quickly discovered that configuring the SPA-3102 was
I haven’t posted anything new in a while… obviously. I’m currently working on setting up a home PBX using Asterisk and it’s giving me a little trouble. I hope to have it up and running by the end of the month. When I do, I’ll be sure to post something about it.
I recently went geocaching with my sister, who I gave my eTrex Legend to, and was able to finally use my new eTrex Summit GPS unit. It was a great opportunity to compare the two GPS units. I quickly noticed that the Summit seemed to be a lot quicker at acquiring a GPS signal than the
I recently bought a Garmin eTrex Summit HC to replace my eTrex Legend. I didn’t go all-out and buy myself a top end GPS device, mainly because I’m not a hardcore hiker. I just needed to get something that has more memory for maps, has a barometer and altimeter. I’ll be using it to do some geocaching, hiking
HP announced three new WebOS devices last week, the Veer, Pre3, and the TouchPad. All three devices are stunningly sleek and enlegant while maintaining all of the features that WebOS users have grown to love. The HP Veer appears to be positioned as the replacement for the Pixi. It’s basically a Pre that has been
Hp has an announcement scheduled for February 9th in which they are expected to announce a few new products that will be using WebOS. One of which may be the elusive PalmPad. That’s the one to get excited about as it may shape up to be a serious contender in the tablet market. I’m also
Switching back to the Palm Pre hasn’t been as painful as I thought it might be. With that said, there are definitely a few things that need to be changed about the phone. First, it’s too slow. Scrolling through my contact list is stop and go at best. Secondly, where are my apps?! The App
I purchased the LG Optimus S back in November and eagerly rooted the phone the week after I got it. For those of you who aren’t familiar with “rooting” a phone, you’re probably wondering what the point of it is. Well, rooting a phone removed all of the barriers, locks, and restrictions the manufacturer and/or