Today we had to fix a clients PHPlist. There was an error in their mysql select statement for whatever reason – whether it was their setup (they had some really weird group names and country names) or something with PHPList. Took us a while to figure it out, but as it turns out someone else had the same issue. Basically the fix is this: # nano /lists/admin/send_core.php Find this if (is_array($_POST["criteria_values"])) { $values = join(", ",$_POST["criteria_values"]); } else { $values = $_POST["criteria_values"]; } and replace it with this...

While we love the guys over at Yieldbuild, and we love the idea behind their software we’re just not sure all the bugs or worked out, or it’s completely possible that the site we’re trying it has far too low traffic to make a difference. We had decided to run a test with YieldBuild for 30 days vs regular adsense. Here’s what we came out with: Nov 15 – Dec 15 Adsense Only...

Tonight we were debugging a customers PBX system for them because of what seemed like a really simple issue with their company directory. As they are located in a bi-lingual area they wanted to have english and french menus available to them. They use a combination of Asterisk 1.4 and FreePBX 2.5. With this software they already had the Languages module available to them, so they were able to create one main IVR, and then several branching IVR’s dependant on the language that was selected....

Simply add this to your wp-config.php define('AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL', 600); define ('WP_POST_REVISIONS', 0); Done. No more database fat.

A little while ago we posted an article on configuring STunnel to use with Kayako because SSL over POP3 with Google Mail/Google Applications wasn’t working properly. Today we finally had some time to sit down and think about this and worked out a much better solution that doesn’t require STunnel to be involved in the mix. In the Kayako cron script, they have hard-set a “notls” option when trying to connect to the IMAP or POP3 email servers....