I'm experimenting with adding a comments feature to the blog. The easiest way to do that was to use a new template. You may see additional changes. Also, links which were previously in this format
http://taosecurity.blogspot.com/2004_11_01_taosecurity_archive.html#110129970708337670
now take this format
http://taosecurity.blogspot.com/2004/11/using-portsnap-to-update-freebsd-ports.html
The old format appears to still work, however.
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heya rich.
srh here :)
ps. Make the TaoSecurity on the top of the page link back to the home page.
Yeah, keep goin' with this blog! Great job, Richard !
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Thanks for all the hard work and the sharing of the info.
A little bit on Linux would also help. FreeBSD rocks!
Great job on the blog Richard! I'm glad to see that you've enabled comments and I look foward to reading what your readers have to say.
Thanks for the comments. I am not happy that only Blogger users can identify themselves when posting, but this is better than nothing.
About Linux -- I am not a daily Linux user, although I administer several systems running Linux. I do not believe I could contribute much of anything to the body of Linux knowledge.
I write about FreeBSD because it is my primary OS (on my laptops, desktops, and servers). I try to document what I do for future reference and in the hopes it also helps Blog readers.
richard: do you have a means of seeing all new comments? will you be able to answer a question/comment added to an older archived blog?
many of your comments are of interest to me, and have proven beneficial in understanding/maintaining freebsd systems - thanks!
Gregg -- Yes, I can see old comments. I currently have all comments being copied to my Gmail account. The email includes a link to the story from which the comment was posted, so I can reply there too.
I just posted a test message to the earliest old story (Monday, May 10, 2004) and it is now available online.
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