Another Nifty Geeklog Site

Sections
Home LDAP blog (2/0) Family Follies (11/0) DNS Stuff (1/0) Solaris Stuff (1/0) GeekLog (4/0) Friends Notes (0/0) Home Improvement (2/0) BeThink (1/0)

User Functions
Username: Password: Don't have an account yet? Sign up as a New User Lost your password?

Recent Links
1st SGT Scott USMC Home

Events
There are no upcoming events

Older Stories

Monday 28-Feb

The Bunk Bed (0)

Tuesday 11-Jan

The year anew, web old... (0)

Saturday 18-Dec

debian and dansguardian (0)

Wednesday 15-Dec

Greg's Broken Leg (0)

Tuesday 14-Dec

Debian as new www platform (0)

Saturday 28-Feb

Geeklog and stuff (0)

Monday 22-Dec

Basketball Up and Running (0)

Saturday 22-Feb

Boys and Tools (0)
Geeklog and other server setup (0)

Tuesday 18-Feb

Galleries (0)

Welcome to Geeklog Site
Friday, May 09 2008 @ 07:07 PM CDT

Wine party and dinner on "The Hill"

Saturday, July 15 2006 @ 02:45 PM CDT
Contributed by: Admin
Views: 571

Wine party and dinner on "The Hill"
June 2006

A few members of the family have procured numerous bottles of handcrafted wine from a prodigious vintner, Uncle Rich. Spanning the next few months, it is related many times that there should be a wine tasting party, but it never transpires. Eventually, the fruits of another visit to the Uncle in Southern Illinois mean yet a few more bottles of vino. How was the other wine we are asked? We sheepishly admit that no vintages have been cracked. Eventually, after many months of no wine party, something is finally scheduled for a warm (make that hot) day in June.

read more (885 words) Post a comment
Comments (0)

PASTA WITH GARLIC & OLIVE OIL

Tuesday, October 16 2007 @ 08:35 AM CDT
Contributed by: Admin
Views: 301

PASTA WITH GARLIC & OLIVE OIL recipe

read more (299 words) Post a comment
Comments (0)

Pesto Recipe

Tuesday, October 16 2007 @ 06:52 AM CDT
Contributed by: Admin
Views: 243

This recipe Pesto recipe is very close to what Wendy and I do. We can not be too sure, we wing-it mostly. The food processor and basil will dictate how much olive oil is needed. With too little, the food processor will have trouble working the mixuture. Watch the garlic, better to err on less than having too much and overpowering the basil.

read more (109 words) Post a comment
Comments (0)

recover public cred in NIS+

Thursday, January 04 2007 @ 12:50 PM CST
Contributed by: Admin
Views: 640

admins attempted to update system's root password and private keys, not the public keys for the system. The public key was updated on the NIS+ master with the "nisclient -co" command. Once the public key is updated on the NIS+ master, encrypted communication immediately fails between the replicas and all the clients. Communication works fine from the replicas to the clients. Our solution was to get all the replicas and clients to realize the public key change, which was re-NIS-ing all the servers. That is a boat load of work. There may be another option, use/review at your own risk,

read more (179 words) Post a comment
Comments (0) Trackbacks (0)

T-Ball Assistant Coaching

Wednesday, April 19 2006 @ 08:55 PM CDT
Contributed by: Admin
Views: 643

I have volunteered to be assistant coach for T-Ball this season, with St. Ambrose for pre-k and K kids. It can be difficult, they are so young, most all of them can not reliably throw or catch a ball. Both I an the coach are new to this, been looking for resources and talking to other coaches, here are some things our team and other with younger players could use to teach basics and good habits.
Since I have one son in each of these grades, it seemed a good idea to be out there helping.

read more (656 words) Post a comment
Comments (0)

funny getent results

Wednesday, February 22 2006 @ 01:07 PM CST
Contributed by: Admin
Views: 842

The dns round robin alias appears broken with use of getent on Solaris 2.6 and 8.

Getent is an OS tool, DNS has no control on how it formats or returns data.

Summary, if the server you run getent on is in the same network as one of the query results, it order results by that network first. It appears it will NEVER round robin with this command. DNS can not override this.

This will affect batch or load balancing.

read more (135 words) Post a comment
Comments (0)

Update on the Bunk Bed

Tuesday, November 29 2005 @ 07:01 PM CST
Contributed by: Admin
Views: 1,300

Making progress on the bunk bed, here some of the parts are being fitted to see how they go. Be a little bit before ready to glue.

Greg and John are here with Spiderman and Teen Titans Robin costumes on.
There are a few more pictures in the Home Improvement gallery. You will need to be logged in and request gallery membership to view most photos.

[http://www.kaylabaur.com/gallery2]

Post a comment
Comments (0) Trackbacks (0)

The Gregory leg yarn continues.

Friday, September 30 2005 @ 11:27 AM CDT
Contributed by: Admin
Views: 645

The Gregory leg yarn continues. He is just now getting over knee cap pain, as John III kicked him there about 10 days ago. This is not even the worst of it, before he was kicked in the knee, by occasionally fitful John, he had this hip problem.

read more (388 words) Post a comment
Comments (0)

DS 5.2 group search filter option, not documented?

Tuesday, April 26 2005 @ 06:36 AM CDT
Contributed by: jeb
Views: 1,058

There is an undocumented parameter to tune for the specific
ways DS52 works w/group-type searches. Your dse.ldif may have
already the "nsslapd-search-tune: 1" setting.
This parameter can not be updated with the GUI, must stop the service, update dse.ldif, restart.

This parameter is used because group queries do not scale well.

read more (295 words) Post a comment
Comments (0)

Leg Update

Friday, March 04 2005 @ 07:50 PM CST
Contributed by: jeb
Views: 715

Been quite a while since the spica cast came off. It was December 17th when it was cut off. So close to Christmas, Grandma Baur supplied a Santa hat for the Orthopedic Dr. Just before the cast was to be cut off, we found out who would be taking the cast off, took him aside and asked if he would wear the Santa cap and pretend to be Santa's helper. He had no problem doing just that, and played it up very well.

read more (446 words) Post a comment
Comments (0)

First | Previous | 1 2 3 | Next | Last

Weather
Other Weather

Google Search

What's New
STORIES No new stories COMMENTS last 2 days No new comments TRACKBACKS last 2 days No new trackback comments LINKS last 2 weeks No recent new links

Who's Online
Guest Users: 1