Archive for August, 2009
Apparently AT&T Wirless phones…
by Nick on Aug.26, 2009, under News, Twitter
Apparently AT&T Wirless phones are not able to call Google Voice
Calls from AT&T to Google Voice are not allowed.
by Nick on Aug.26, 2009, under News, Security
It seems that they are being blocked. I called technical support and requested that the “Case be escalated.” From my limited experience, this seems to be an AT&T issue, as I can reach my Google Voice number from a landline, and I’m not getting a fast busy, or other such errors. If this is not resolved in 24 hours, I will be filing a complaint with the FCC and MN’s Attorney General.
Curiosity
by Nick on Aug.21, 2009, under News, Security
People are so curious nowadays… Today I’ve received one NMAP ping from Colorado State (I’m guessing since I recently downloaded NMAP) and one “Version” query from ISC.org. Or at least, I think I have. Oh well, no harm done.
Just got lectured for 15 mins …
by Nick on Aug.17, 2009, under News, Twitter
Just got lectured for 15 mins on effective marketing. Thanks buddy, hope retirement is treating you well.
The wife on the Social Securit…
by Nick on Aug.17, 2009, under News, Twitter
The wife on the Social Security Office: “everything they say is contradictory…”
More Jabber testing. Maybe I a…
by Nick on Aug.13, 2009, under News, Twitter
More Jabber testing. Maybe I am a bit OCD…
Why does the Linux kernel have…
by Nick on Aug.13, 2009, under News, Twitter
Why does the Linux kernel have support for the PlayStation2 “Trance Vibrator?”
Using PSI to “debug” XMPP
by Nick on Aug.13, 2009, under News, Twitter
Using PSI to “debug” XMPP
PubSub
by Nick on Aug.12, 2009, under News, Twitter
Ok, so I’ve been working on PubSub, and getting it to work with Openfire. A herculean task. Turns out a couple properties were the key.
First this is an invaluable resource for getting things to work with Openfire. There’s not a lot of documentation for the project, and frankly, the community seems a little shy on sharing basic solutions.
The properties I added were:
xmpp.pubsub.create.anyone
xmpp.pubsub.multiple-subscriptions
xmpp.pubsub.root.creator
xmpp.pubsub.sysadmin.jid
Now I can use the Jabber Feed plugin for WordPress! Hopefully it works
Getting PubSub working. Gotta …
by Nick on Aug.12, 2009, under News, Twitter
Getting PubSub working. Gotta love the lack of documentation…