Recent content by Munroenet

I looked into it and sorta blew this one off, now that I look at it a little more closely its very nice. Might use it. :)

I just don't want to have something else to manage if possible. I also like to keep my LAMP as clean of other apps as possible to keep it clean.

Linux Apache Mysql PHP?

I think it is, i'm just talking about an all in one front end.

Lol, So nothing good out in the open source world for this =(

I just don't want to spend the 7$ a month as I already have servers that could full handle this.

I'm not rejecting them, I just want everything built into the LAMP, with no need of extra software.

So I have recently began working with a lot of gents patching up some source code for a plugin and I started to realize it would be extremely nice if there was a unified spot on the web for it. I would rather host it myself if possible and its not an open source project so github is out. In...

Has anyone messed around with setting up an open source exchange server that grabs the mail from a dovecot imap server? I.E. Dovecot still handles all the mail and the open source exchange server is just a proxy for modern phones and email clients.

I looked at etherpad, but is sorta is at a in-between point. I need to have authentication. Any ideas?

The ISP turned on router advertisement for 5 minutes and then turned it off. Guess that is what fixed the situation.

I would say in regards to you not moving things for 6 months to be rather nice. However we have something like 60 servers and things are always in flux. This flux has lead us to use up all the cable ties and we now have resorted to velcro. In our infrastructure cabinets we may only move a cable...

yep =)

guess something changed on there end =D. wasn't up one hour ago

actually when the size of your network increases the more and more you will have to move cables. This means more and more zip ties that you have to cut. Zip ties will also end up having zip tie on zip tie. Use velcro, it will save you money, time, and looks better in the long run.