I’m would announce new service started at NICZ SOFT – virtual mail hosting.
Virtual mail hosting is a very flexible mail server allowing maintenance of many mail domains, addresses and aliases at one place.
Basic service is 6 mail addresses whatever they are mail accounts or aliases to this accounts, all email addresses have to be in one domain. Each email address has limit of 500MB, and domain limit is 1GB. Access to accounts is secured with SSL and TLS. User can choose POP3 and IMAP access methods for accessing his account.
Anybody interested should leave a note via one of available contact options.
That’s not so important for our development and live, but as always interesting dates get our attention, todays date will have interesting representation as seconds since start of 1970 year.
1234567890, that showed to me when I have entered the following command and waited a while before 2009-02-14 00:20
while [ $((1234567890 – $(date +%s))) -ge 0 ]; do sleep 1s; clear; date +%s; done
Of course You need to know that Linux is counting time as seconds since begun of year 1970.
Thanks to polish linux blip community for remembering me this very important fact.
Quick update from polish rails blip community, the date for ruby was the same when converting to integer:
irb
Time.now.to_i
Good to hear that not only Linux is affected by this issue.
Additionally to already started blog hosting we have started a new service – Rails hosting.
Basic Configuration is one instance of rails in passenger, one mysql database, and 500MB disk space limit, everything with ssh access.
Anybody interested should leave a note via one of available contact options.
I have just posted a patch that should enable passanger support in netbeans, details can be viewed at netbeans issues.
Hope that will be shortly merged and everybody can use it.
I do not even know if this is fully functional, I got cold and had few other tasks on head, but this should be good start point.
Most of the logick required to get it running is already writen, so should be enough.
Netbeans is missing very important (for me) functionality – support for setting passenger as server. This is even described at netbeans issues: http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=135447
As I could not find any project that does this job I have already started codding, currently it’s only few lines, but I should get “something” shortly, please let me know if anyone is interested in testing or supporting me in anyway.
