Links

CentOS Give a man a fire and he's warm for a day, but set fire to him and he's warm for the rest of his life (Terry Pratchett, Jingo)

centos.nikiroo.be

This machine is dedicated to web services (and gopher).

Web services

centos.nikiroo.be: listing of my sub-domains and what they do
jenky-faelan.nikiroo.be: pictures from Jenky and Faelan's wedding
ascii.nikiroo.be: ASCII drawing tool with text export/import
date.nikiroo.be: a date polling system, similar to framadate or doodle
files.nikiroo.be: a web file-exlorer
git.nikiroo.be: a small git repository
photos.nikiroo.be: some online pictures galleries
shell.nikiroo.be: a web shell
webmail.nikiroo.be: a web e-mail client
ticket.nikiroo.be: a ticket support system
kanban.nikiroo.be: an interactive kanban
gopher.nikiroo.be: an HTML shadow copy of my gopher server

Other services

gopher.nikiroo.be: my gopher server, listening on port 70

voip.nikiroo.be

A Voice-over-IP system.

Web services

voip.nikiroo.be: a teleconference system, similar to Skype

fanfix.nikiroo.be

Fanfix related machine (see http://git.nikiroo.be/?p=fanfix.git).

Web services

fanfix.nikiroo.be: listing of my sub-domains, taken from centos.nikiroo.be

Other services

My fanfix server

vm.nikiroo.be

This machine will be removed.

Jargon Coiner (#3)

An irregular feature that aims to give you advance warning of new jargon
that we've just made up.

* LILOSPLAININ': Arduous process of explaining why there's now a LILO boot
prompt on the office computer.

Example: "John had some lilosplainin' to do after his boss turned on the
computer and the Windows splash screen didn't appear."

* UPTIME DOWNER: Depression that strikes a Linux sysadmin after his uptime
is ruined. Can be caused by an extended power outtage, a pet chewing
through the power cord, a lightning bolt striking the power line, or an
urgent need to reboot into Windows to read a stupid Word document.

* OSTR (Off-Switch Total Recall): The sudden recollection of something
terribly important you need to do online that occurs exactly 0.157
seconds after you've shut down your computer.