Check it out at http://www.pdxhackserspace.com/.

So, with help from Julian Field’s work log on installing the original LIC v1, I’ve put together a minimal instruction set for performing a LIC v2 install on a fresh CentOS 5.2 install.

I started with an absolute minimal install, so there should be no packages other then those below that are needed.

Lines starting with “$” are shell commands.
Lines starting with “#” are something you need to do.


# In Hyper-V: Mount CentOS 5.2 ISO image

YOU ARE DONE!

To verify, look for the new seth* network interface.

Wasn’t that easy?

subModal is a nice, simple, javascript lightbox script that uses iframes. It is quite useful, especially after enhancements done by Todd Huss (Enhancements to subModal).
Two annoying things about it are that it modifies the history of our browser, and that the loading indicators go away to early. Attached is a simply replacements for it, that is drop in except that instead of settings the “loader.html” file, you need to set the “loader.gif” file.
The code is pretty self explanatory, and you can see a demo by clicking the “Map” icon at Kent Price Realty.

submodal3.zip

This will add a small div in the top right corner of your screen when on SmugMug. You can then click the Previous and Next links on that div to go to the next or previous gallery, based on the id.
Because of how SmugMug works, this will let you view non-password-protected private galleries… have fun!
You can either get it from userscripts.org or the code itself is after the break.

// ==UserScript==
// @author Lokkju, Inc
// @homepage http://www.lokkju.com/
// @name SmugMug Browser
// @version 0.02
// @namespace lokkju.gm.smugmug
// @description A Browser for SmugMug Galleries
// @include http://*.smugmug.com/*
// @exclude http://*.smugmug.com/photos/*
// ==/UserScript==
function smbrowser()
{
this._baseurl = 'http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/';
this._current_gallery = 0;
this._current_gallery = this.getCurrentGallery();
if(this._current_gallery != 0) {GM_setValue("current_gallery",this._current_gallery);}
var pnlNav = document.createElement("div");
pnlNav.setAttribute('id','panel_navigation');
pnlNav.setAttribute('style','position:absolute;top:1px;right:1px;padding-right:5px;z-index: 5000;height:15px;border:1px solid red;background-color:black;color:white;font-weight:bold;font-size:10px;text-align:center;width:250px;');
pnlNav.innerHTML = '<< Previous'
+ ' | '
+ 'Browse'
+ ' | '
+ 'Next >>';
var pnlSpacer = document.createElement("div");
pnlSpacer.setAttribute('id','panel_spacer');
pnlSpacer.innerHTML = ' '
document.body.insertBefore(pnlSpacer, document.body.firstChild);
document.body.insertBefore(pnlNav, document.body.firstChild);
var e = this;
document.getElementById('panel_next').addEventListener("click", function() {e.next();}, true);
document.getElementById('panel_prev').addEventListener("click", function() {e.prev();}, true);
}
smbrowser.prototype.next = function(evt)
{
if(this._current_gallery > 0)
{
GM_setValue("current_gallery",this._current_gallery+1);
location.href = this._baseurl + (this._current_gallery+1);
} else {
alert('You must start out on a gallery page to be able to browse. Please enter any gallery page, then click \'Next\' again.');
}
if (evt.preventDefault) {evt.preventDefault();}
return false;
}
smbrowser.prototype.prev = function(evt)
{
if(this._current_gallery > 0)
{
GM_setValue("current_gallery",this._current_gallery-1);
location.href = this._baseurl + (this._current_gallery-1);
} else {
alert('You must start out on a gallery page to be able to browse. Please enter any gallery page, then click \'Previous\' again.');
}
if (evt.preventDefault) {evt.preventDefault();}
return false;
}
smbrowser.prototype.getCurrentGallery = function()
{
var cg = 0;
/* try to parse the gallery from the url */
var loc = location.href;
var res = loc.match('http:\/\/.*?\.smugmug\.com/gallery/([0-9]+)','i');
if(res != null && res[1] && parseInt(res[1]) > 0)
{
return parseInt(res[1]);
}
/* try to parse from a settings */
res = GM_getValue("current_gallery");
if(res != null && parseInt(res) > 0)
{
return parseInt(res);
}
/* try to parse from the newest function */
return 0;
}
var smb = new smbrowser();

New URL is:
http://code.google.com/p/iphonefs/

Quick guide to configuring Alteon Webswitch AD3 with VSLB (Virtual Server Load Balancing) and outbound connectivity via PIP/NAT (Network Address Translation) + (Proxy IP)

Configure gateway interface for the VSLB server farm

Execute commands as shown below line by line:

Step 1:
/cfg/ip
if 1
mask 255.255.255.0
addr x.x.x.x where X is the gateway configured on the VSLB machines
ena

Step 2:
/cfg/ip
if 2
mask x.x.x.x where X is the subnet mask for your configured PUBLIC IP space given to you by your provider
addr x.x.x.x same as step 1
ena

Step 3:
/cfg/ip
gw (choose number 1)

ena

Step 4:
/cfg/slb/real 1
rip
IP of REAL server (aka one of the machines in the server farm)
ena

***** Repeat the above step as many times as necessary for your environment changing the number (in this case 1) incrementally for each new machine added *****

Step 5:
/cfg/slb/group 1
add 1
add X (repeat this step changing X to reflect the number assigned to the REAL servers assigned in step 3)

Step 6:
/cfg/slb/virt 1
vip
PUBLIC IP used as VIP (Virtual IP) for the cluster
ena
group 1

Step 7:
/cfg/slb/port external interface (to the internet) is connected to
client
e (enable client processing on this port)

/cfg/slb/port internal interface (to servers) is connected to
server
e (enable server processing on this port)

Step 8:
/cfg/slb/on (turn SLB ON)

Step 9:
apply (applies the above configuration and now you have working inbound SLB)

Step 10:
/cfg/slb/adv/matrix
d (disable VMA as its benefits may outweight IP allocation)

Step 11:
/cfg/slb/filt 10
dip x.x.x.x where X is the IP configured as the gateway of the server farm
dmask 255.255.255.255 (designates /32)
act nat
nat source
ena

Step 12:
/cfg/slb/filt 100
sip x.x.x.x (where X is the IP subnet used for the server farm)
smask x.x.x.x (where x is the subnet used for the SIP configured above)
action nat
nat enable

Step 13:
/cfg/slb/filt 224
ena

Step 14:
/cfg/slb/port where PORT is the one physically connected to the servers
filt ena
add 100
add 224

Step 15:
/cfg/slb/port where PORT is the one physically connected to the servers (this convention is not necessary but is clean and straightforward)
pip
proxy ena

Step 16:
apply

ALL DONE!