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SugarCRM Chef Cookbook Published

After delaying cleanup on the code for a week or two, I’ve published my cookbook for deploying SugarCRM CE using Opscode Chef. The cookbook utilizes the community cookbooks from Opscode for deploying the standard LAMP stack on a machine, grabs a copy of the latest stable build of SugarCRM CE …

Monitor APC Stats with Zenoss

I’ve (finally) published my first public project to the Internets! It’s a set of scripts to grab stats from the APC PHP opcode cacher for graphing inside Zenoss (though should be compatible with Nagios). It’s incredibly simple, but I have yet to find anyone else who has done this for …

Gmail to Add Twitter-Like Clutter

While I can’t say that I’m surprised, I’m a bit frustrated and disappointed in Google over the recent news that they are adding a Twitter-like clutter status to the Gmail interface. While I appreciate fancy new tools built into apps I already use as much as the next geek, I …

IE Is The Only Secure Browser? Please

It’s no secret that Microsoft’s Internet Explorer has been taking a beating over the past week. After all, Google, the world’s most popular search engine company has blamed a vulnerability in IE for allowing attacks on its systems. After Microsoft admitted it was indeed a flaw in IE that made …