Polyphony

• Choral Wiki

Organ/Hymnody

• English hymns in the commons
• Music for Liturgy

Propers

• MP3’s and notation of chanted Latin propers of the Extraordinary Form
• MP3’s and notation of chanted Latin propers of the Ordinary Form
• Notation of chanted Latin propers of the Extraordinary Form
• Notation of chanted English propers of the Ordinary Form
• Simple Choral Gradual – Antiphonal
• Chanted propers adapted to English
• Liber Usualis

Ordinaries

• MP3 recordings of ordinaries including notation

Psalmody

• Plain modal English psalms
• Chabanel responsorial psalm project

shadowLastChange – number of days since January 1, 1970 that the password was last changed.
shadowMin – number of days before the password can be changed (typically 0).
shadowMax – number of days before the password must be changed (typically 99999).
shadowWarning – number of days to warn user of an expiring password (typically 7).
shadowInactive – number of days after password expires that account is disabled.
shadowExpire – number of days since January 1, 1970 that the account was disabled.
shadowFlag – reserved.

clock set 13:08:30 30 March 2008

Then tell IOS what the New Zealand offset is and when daylight savings comes in:

clock timezone NZST 12
clock summer-time NZDT recurring last Sun Sep 2:00 1 Sun Apr 3:00

The official Cisco documentation is here.

Today I purchased a Cisco 2950 switch and needed a console cable (RJ45 to DB9) so that I could set the switch up. Rather than pay through the nose for a pre-made cable, I realised that I could make my own one from an old serial cable. You just need a spare RJ45 plug and a crimper.

GeoDjango is a geographic framework for Django that is now included as part of the Django distribution. It looks fairly good and I’ll be using it on some upcoming projects. There are some presentations here if you want to get an idea of how it works.

Google Maps has its own SRID: 900913. 1337-speak for Google. If you want to use it with PostGIS, you’ll have to add the definition to the spatial_ref_sys table.

I can highly recommend these Dynalink products. So far I haven’t had any problems and I’m surprised at the quality of the firmware – far better than products from much bigger companies (ie Linksys, D-Link, etc). I can also highly recommend the Tomato firmware for the Linksys WRT54G wireless router. I used to run DD-WRT and was reluctant to move to Tomato because DD-WRT was quite good. After having moved though, I’m wishing that I had done it earlier. Tomato does everything that I need and it does it well.

One particular feature that I can’t live without is the bandwidth graphs in Tomato. There is also a feature to save the data usage logs to an SMB share so that if you have to restart your router, historical usage data can still be shown. Another feature that I’m quite happy about is the ability to force clients to use only WPA2 + AES to connect to the router. I ultimately want my network to be as secure as possible and forcing clients to use WPA2 + AES is a good way of doing that.