It is common to use git tags to manage software version numbers. Such tags are often done with a “v” followed by the version, eg “v1.2.3”. I decided I wanted to make managing these a little easier, so I made a git alias to make a new tag with the next version for me.
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I was not expecting this much snow. First of the year to require shoveling.
Continue reading post "#4201"Last weekend I bought myself some new clothes / shoes. I hadn’t in quite a while and was in need.
Continue reading post "#4199"Updating to MacOS 14.2 also meant I had to update to the latest VirtualBox version, apparently.
Continue reading post "#4196"Apache PHP FPM and “Primary Script Unknown”
A while back, I wrote about dealing with the Apache / FastCGI error ‘Primary script unknown’ when trying to access non-existent PHP files. Bots often do this trying to test for vulnerabilities, and it can fill up error logs and be annoying to look through. In that post, I fixed the problem through mod_rewrite and a RewriteCond
. For PHP 2.4+, there is a more broad and likely more efficient solution using the <If>
directive. It will work for all virtual hosts on a server.
Today, I took the longish walk to my polling location and voted.
Continue reading post "#4179"This fall has been very nice, seasonal, colorful, pleasant.
Continue reading post "#4173"First snow of the year. A couple inches on the ground and branches, paths and roads are clear.
Continue reading post "#4171"When I was young, vacationing at Sandusky Bay, I saw a few big, bright and colorful meteors. They were red, green, and white, and kind of like a small sideways firework, slower and longer lasting than a normal meteor. Afterward, I often wondered if I had really seen that or if my mind had just exaggerated. But tonight, on my drive home, I saw another one. It was green and white and big, really cool looking. Hopefully I get to see more.
Last week I got pretty sick for a few days, a bad cold perhaps.
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