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New Source Forge Project
We are starting a Source Forge Project here. To record your call logs to sqlite using a popular .net agi library and a popular .net sqlite library. This project was inspired by the WDTVLive mods made by B-Rad here and … Continue reading
Managing logs with Sqlite and syslogd
Update Nov 26, 2010 Looking at the code for current version of syslogd from opensolaris. The exact sources can be obtained from this link which is what I will be working from as of tonight. The source code for sqlite … Continue reading
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ICS DNS Bind with Sqlite Using Dynamic Loadable Zones
Easier ways to manage DNS. Todays DNS management is mostly web based using 3rd parties like GoDaddy or Tucows to actually manage your domains and point either to a 3rd party hosting company like HostGator or Netfirms. So what, … Continue reading
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