This site has moved into a new server. Hopefully things will function properly from now on. I’ve changed the domains this morning at around 6am so you shouldn’t have any downtime at all. Some of you will still see the site on the old server you won’t know if you are viewing the new site until you read this post :).

If you notice anything not working drop me line, either via the comments or the contact section.

Where do you blog about your weblog not working? Hmm, here is a dilemma. There was a down-time on the sever due to the fact that the root folder was at 100% full. Anyway now you know. Currently it is at 93% so we will see how things go.

We’ve never seen much use for MSN TV (previously known as Web TV), Microsoft’s info appliance for TV-based web surfing. But the street finds its own use for things, so we can’t say we’re too surprised to see that some dude has not only been able to get the box to run Linux, but is actually building a server cluster out of them. The hack does involve some hardware mods, so it’s not necessarily something for casual script kiddies to undertake (and it’s certainly not something any of MSN TV’s target users will ever attempt), but considering you can pick these up on eBay for a song, it could be a pretty cheap way to build your own server farm if you’ve got the chops to make it work.
Via Engadget

Now thats an excellent use of MSN TV boxes

The term server in the following post is used meaning a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) + Mail server configuration. I’ve always wanted to learn the “right” way to setup my own server on a Linux system of course. I know how to install Linux, Apache and PHP and make them work with each other, not very efficient by they do.

What I want is a good book that provides a “how-to” to help me do it the “right” way, and to learn what I don’t know. For example I haven’t manage to add more than one domain to my installation. Different users etc.

I am open to suggestions.