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Thursday, December 25th, 2008 | Author: ranok

Seeing as I’m going to have no homework for the next semester (!!) I’m hoping to get some more projects underway in my down time. I’m going to use this post as a dump of my current interests and as a road-map for where I want to go in the next few months. I’m sure this will change as time goes on, but I need to start somewhere!

Projects in progress:

  • FANG - I’d like to polish the multi-processing system, add namespaces, and tie it into the Erlang stdlib. Also add macros (real macros!) to FANG.
  • OSP - I’m going to be using OSP as a basis for LadieBug (mentioned below). This will hopefully give me perspective into what I should work on in OSP to make it more friendly for development.

New projects:

  • I’d like to take advantage of LaunchPad’s ‘Personal Package Archive’ system to host a few of my own Ubuntu packages, namely a more up-to-date version of Erlang’s OTP system.
  • LadieBug - To take advantage of OSP’s distributed data store, I’d like to implement my own caching, recursive DNS server that would be both DNSSEC and DNSCurve compliant and would share the cache over the entire cluster, making it more scalable and reduce the number of needless queries.

That’s about all I can think of at the moment, if anyone would like to help me on any of these, feel free to comment below and we can get in touch.

Peace and chow,

Ranok

Sunday, January 20th, 2008 | Author: ranok

Today, while looking up some DNS settings, I saw that the MX record for mail.cosi.clarkson.edu had been set. So I configured the Zimbra image to support *@cosi.clarkson.edu addresses for COSI members and COSI use. So far, Zimbra seems very easy to manage, and also very quick and responsive. I really like how they have registered the right mouse button for a context menu, so that everything is very natural and intuitive to use.

Peace and chow,

Ranok

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