Weird name, awesome music.

WhatPulse really benefited from the WSI (WhatPulse Signature Images) services, which I kinda missed when it went down. I’ve been working on a replacement tied directly to WhatPulse the last few weeks, and it’s ready for a beta. Check: http://forums.whatpulse.org/showthread.php?t=5254

Another Snow Leopard issue; Juniper’s Network Connect application (from the great Secure Access series) wouldn’t work anymore. It started, but when connecting, it gave the very descriptive error: “Cannot connect!”

Hidden away in the Juniper forums I found the solution:

sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/juniper/nc/6.4.0/
sudo mkdir ‘/Applications/Network Connect.app/Contents/Frameworks’

6.4.0 being your local version.

I’ve enjoyed the new release of Snow Leopard for a while now, but just attached my iPod nano for the first time. Darn thing didn’t seem to want to show up in iTunes. It did it Finder, so there wasn’t anything wrong with a cable or the iPod itself.

Google/apple’s support-site didn’t say quite a lot about it, but I found the solution: Pop your Snow Leopard DVD back in your player and start the ‘Optional’ installer. You can select ‘iPod Support’ in there. Once the installer is done, restart iTunes and reattach the iPod. It is now back in iTunes.

Yes, you read right. Instead of using this domain just for email and my servers, I am going to use this site. Probaly just going to be handy articles (for myself), backend scripts, pictures and some time-wasting games.

I have too many separate systems (dns, backups, monitoring, etc), of which I was sick of a week ago. It’s a wonderful mesh of it all.