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Wow!!! That was quick. The guys pushed out Habari 0.7 RC2 last night. This is a worthwhile update as it includes several security fixes that didn't make it into RC1.

Just a quick update to say I've just updated the Habari Twitter and TwitterSilo plugins for both trunk and 0.6.x to take full advantage of Twitter's new OAuth authentication mechanism. The trunk Twitter plugin has actually been working for a few weeks now, I've just updated the rest over the past few days.

Just pushed out a little update to HB-Cumulus. This update is purely for the Habari SVN compatible version of the plugin as all it does is add support for blocks. With the pending release of Habari 0.7, I don't envisage there will be any more updates to the 0.6 compatible version of the plugin.

Is it just me or has NWAM lost the "M", ie the magic, in snv_135? I've recently updated and whilst the NWAM functionality has apparently been enhanced (there's way more configuration stuff now) and a more functional GUI implemented, for the life of me I can't get it to reliably connect to my home wifi network. I need to poke and prod it to come to life on each boot. Time to go digging to see if I can work out why.  Continue reading ►

Just a quick update to say that Habari introduced some good changes to tags in r3829 of the SVN code. Unfortunately, these changes break the HB-Cumulus plugin, just the SVN release. I hope to release a new rev of this plugin later this week that takes these changes into account.

Looks like the DoJ are happy for the buyout to go ahead. Now we just need to see if Larry Ellison gives a monkies about what the European Commission has to say on the matter.

This one made us laugh today: someone made a silly mistake and removed execute permissions from chmod(1M). Oooops.  Continue reading ►

Habari 0.6.1 has just been released. It's only a minor update, but does include some relatively significant fixes, including the "re-introduction" of Postgres support (it wasn't really removed before, just not updated. It is now).

Oooooo, this one slipped out onto the public download servers a little early. It's still April, but Solaris 10 5/09 is now available for download.

Quick Tip: If you've got a badly behaving application that is leaving defunct/zombie processes in your process table, you can kill/remove them using the preap(1M) command. More details.