XMPP is a free open standard for messaging and it has been around since 1999. It’s also decentralized. So it’s kind of like email but for instant messaging. Anyone can set up a server and anyone can use XMPP. There’s no central authoritative server that controls access. It can also be encrypted and difficult to Continue Reading »
A few weeks ago I set up a Teamspeak server for me and some friends. I did not want to pay for anything so I decided to throw one on my already existing SVN server. Then I thought I would share the process. My server is running Debian so the process may not match up Continue Reading »
I used to use VisualSVN as my SVN server. A useful product but it only works on Windows. So, when I no longer had access to a windows server I had to come up with a new way to do SVN over https. After looking around I decided to go with the original SVN, set Continue Reading »
