Greylisting
I’ve implemented greylisting on my mail server, and I have to say that the initial impact is quite dramatic.
Greylisting is a relatively simple mechanism for defeating spam. Read more…
I’ve implemented greylisting on my mail server, and I have to say that the initial impact is quite dramatic.
Greylisting is a relatively simple mechanism for defeating spam. Read more…
A friend of mine asked whether or not I could create a service like MapLoco. They log the IP addresses of your visitors and create a nifty little map showing where they come from.
I told him that as long as I could get the latitude and longitude for a given IP address, I could very likely do it. Half an hour later, I had created a simple proof of concept example. Read more…
Using the line-in port with Trixbox or PBX-in-a-Flash (PiaF)
Asterisk is a fantastic piece of software. You get world class PBX functionality for free, in a package that you can reliably run on a desktop computer.
One area that Asterisk isn’t as world class in is Music on Hold (MoH). Sure, it’s there and it works, but it starts playing a file from the beginning whenever someone is placed on hold. If you have customers who call regularly, they’re hearing the same part of the same files all the time – not ideal.
What I wanted to do was use my MP3 player as a MoH source Read more…