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The thing I love about open source is the vast number of turnkey solutions that are available free... free as in beer and free was in speech. If you have an idea for a web site it can quickly be turned into a reality using open source projects. Here are a few sites I have been working on and they are all powered by open source starting at the server with Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP:

• Dirstop.com - An web directory powered by the open source application "php Link Directory"
  
• www.glowdir.com - This is similar to Dirstop.com and is also running on "php Link Directory"
  
• Bonkersnews.com is a weird and odd news site. Although it is a custom script, it is written in the open source language of PHP.
  

Finally, I have also started another blog called "Review My Site".

Thanks,

THP

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I thought I better get my blog put in Technorati... In case you didn't know Technorati is an Internet search engine for searching blogs.

Technorati Profile

THP

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My quest for world domination continues with the release of two new websites. Of course these sites run on Linux servers using open source tools such as MySQL, Apache and PHP.

They are both news and press release related sites (and they are both still being developed to their full potential):

Alert the Media

Press Release Cloud

Enjoy!!!

THP

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As I am sure many of you are aware, Google recently launched their new web page creation service called GooglePages. You don't need to know any HTML or CSS to create your pages, they are made online using the builtin editor.

I thought I would give their service a try and I came up with The Simo Group a web page to summarize all my web sites or website in which I am involved.

Thanks, THP.

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The newsforge.com people have published another article of mine. This time on the FreeNAS server.

You can read it at A look at the FreeNAS server

Thanks,

THP

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Hi,

Newsforge.com have published a new article by your truly called "LDAP in the enterprise". The article looks at the basics of LDAP in the small to medium company and then takes a practical look at the OpenLDAP server.

LDAP in the enterprise

Thanks,

THP