Who doesn't like prune plums and streusels?

I used to like some small unobtrusive links to the various W3C html and css validators at the bottom of my pages. Instead of mainting these links by hand I decided to write some litte Java for the task. The solution I came up with is W3C compliant in that browsers not capable of Javascript simply won’t display the links.

The rcsh term stand for ‘restricted command shell’. The purpose of it is to severly limit the access shell accounts have on a server. If rcsh is specified as shell command in ‘/etc/passwd’, only command available in a specific directory can be executed.

This is a very quick and simple delicious coffee cake.

This is the second IRLP node I created. The hardware for this node consisted of a Advantech PCM-4823L single board computer (SBC). This board was powered by an AMD 5x86 processor running at a blazing 133MHz. Most common PC interfaces were included, the notable exception was the lack of video support. The SIMM memory slot was filled with 32MB. Network connectivity was provided by an onboard NE2000 compatible 10base-T ethernet interface. A riser card that converted the PC/104 bus to two ISA slots was installed. This riser would hold the sound card and a temporary video card.

Introduction to speak_time When I first started with IRLP I wrote a few custom scripts for my node. This script announces the local system time.