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Perl Hyperlink Relativizer

March 2, 2017March 16, 2022 Geoff Stratton Leave a comment

This was written to strip local domains from hyperlinks in text files, e.g., www.geoffstratton.com/mylink.html will become /mylink.html.

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Perl XHTML Validation

January 10, 2017March 16, 2022 Geoff Stratton Leave a comment

Fixes some common XHTML validation errors, to make a web page pass the W3C markup validator. Does this still work? I have no idea, I never build web pages by hand anymore.

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OTRS Installation (5.0.11) on Ubuntu 16.04

July 18, 2016March 16, 2022 Geoff Stratton Leave a comment

This article describes how to install the latest open source OTRS help desk system on an Ubuntu 16.04 server. If you’ve used my previous article, the procedure is little changed from before, but some of the specific commands are different. As of this writing, the current version of OTRS is 5.0.11, and I’m starting with […]

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Perl File Change Notifier

August 25, 2014March 16, 2022 Geoff Stratton Leave a comment

This notifies users by email (sendmail) when a particular file changes on a Unix-style filesystem. This was originally written for a page that was being modified by multiple people in the wiki software shipped with Apple’s OS X Server. This worked all right as a hack, but if you need extensive content management or granular […]

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OTRS Installation on Ubuntu 12.04

August 18, 2014March 16, 2022 Geoff Stratton Leave a comment

An updated version of this article using OTRS 5 and Ubuntu 16.04 is available here. This article describes how to install the OTRS help desk system on an Ubuntu 12.04 server. OTRS is a popular open-source help desk system written in Perl; it was at version 3.2.9 as of this writing. The instructions here should […]

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About

This is the home server of Geoff Stratton. There's a little more about me on the About page. The server itself lives in Softlayer's DAL02/06 data center in downtown Dallas, Texas, geolocation 32 47 32.599 N 96 48 53.11 W 125m 10m 100m 10m.

I use this place mostly as a personal knowledge base, although I keep it public in case anything useful emerges. Caveat emptor, and don't go handling snake-skin.

Consider everything posted here to be covered by the GNU Public License Version 3. You should read the whole license, but essentially it means you can do anything you want with the code, including bundle it up and sell it as a new application. The catch is that if you make and distribute a new app, you are required to make all the source code available for free to everyone.

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