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Monthly Archives: September 2004
45 days later
In the early summer I took the time to redo the graph generation code for our bandwidth graphs. The old setup was some custom C code, linking to the GD library. We are now generating them in PHP using the … Continue reading
rate limits
So it’s probably a bad idea to have the router rate limit our proxy server. Guess when the limits were removed? We are now pushing an impressive amount of data through the proxy. Just another remind that we need to … Continue reading
IE is really, really dumb
In an effort to further convince Internet Explorer to use our WPAD proxy autoconfiguration settings, I added the proper option to our DHCP settings. option wpad code 252 = text; option wpad “http://www.example.com/wpad.dat”; IE for some reason is a big … Continue reading
TekHelp training, day 1
Free food in the dining halls is always nice. The first night of TekHelp training went well. Nick and Luke did a nice overview of the registration process. I think the TekHelps understand our reasoning for all the registration requirements, … Continue reading
Last minute hacking
Just managed to get SLUICE actually working. I converted all of it’s weird internal database handling into low-level perl DBI calls. Messy, but it works. So we will have working limitation graphs soon. Also, SLUICE doesn’t limit servers again. We … Continue reading
cvs commits from today
Did quite a lot of real, actual work today. I coded for most of the day again. The backend to the registration process is getting more robust. I have made changes to the DB structure and the various shared classes … Continue reading