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Bind DNS problem after upgrade

September 22, 2009 | 2 Comments

Yesterday I upgraded one my laptops from Ubuntu Hardy to Ubuntu Jaunty. I never got around to upgrading this machine as it is one of my more important machines in my home network. It runs a mail server for sending all mail and POP for local mail (Postfix + Dovecot), DNS (Bind), Torrent seedbox, central syslog server.
After the upgrade, which didn’t really go smoothly but that is besides the point of this post, I was having problems on my work laptop browsing the net, my RSS feeder was acting up etc.
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Playing catch-up

July 28, 2009 | No Comments

I just came back from vacation and I’m playing catch up.
I have tried to address all questions, both here and on the forum

If I missed you question I apologize.

Follow me on twitter.

July 5, 2009 | No Comments

I decided to start using twitter as well. Not sure what I will tweet about, but mostly it will be about the development and releases of my plugins.
As I mentioned a couple of months ago I don’t post on the blog about minor upgrades but I will on twitter.
You can find me at twitter as avhsoftware

Received the Kindle 2, a small review

March 9, 2009 | 4 Comments

Kindle Wireless Reading Device (6
This weekend we received the Kindle Wireless Reading Device (6" Display, U.S. Wireless) from Amazon and I’m pretty impressed by it. This is a very small review of the Kindle 2.

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Amazon launches the Kindle 2

February 9, 2009 | No Comments

Today Amazon announced the arrival of the second generation Kindle.
With a sleek and thin design that makes Kindle 2 as thin as a typical magazine and lighter than a paperback, the new Kindle has seven times more storage and now holds over 1,500 books. It has a longer battery life and faster page turns. An advanced display provides even crisper images and clearer text for an improved book-like reading experience. And Kindle 2 even reads to you, with “Read to Me”, our new Text to Speech feature.
With Kindle 2 they kept everything readers love about the original Kindle—the convenience of reading what you want, when you want it, the immediacy of getting a book delivered wireless in less than 60 seconds, and Kindle’s ability to “disappear” in your hands so you can get lost in the author’s words. The Kindle Store has over 230,000 e-books available, so you will definitely find something to your liking.
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