Category Archives: Royner

Some Royner Fixes

By John | Published: February 13, 2008
Just a few quick bug fixes, mostly involving signing up. fixed problem with the data validation fixed a redirect problem when you entered bad data, resulting in a 500 error. tweaked CSS a bit for flash[:notice HERE
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Royner & Co.

By John | Published: February 10, 2008
Well, after a little bit of down time and some re-adjusting my slice at slicehost we’re back and I’ve gotten Royner up and running at royner.johnyerhot.com. What is Royner? Good question. Well, you sign up with either a Google Talk (Gtalk) or Jabber instant message screen name, give Royner a url for a RSS/ATOM feed [...]
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Moved Hosts

By John | Published: February 1, 2008
Well I’ve finished consolodating my two hosting accounts, one at Godaddy (cheap Linux hosting) and my shared Rails hosting at OcsSolutions (which was very good for shared Rails host) to a 512 mb Ubuntu 7.10 ’slice’ at Slicehost.  Was gonna go straight Debian, but figured what the hell.  For any of you who don’t know, [...]
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Weekly Roundup

By John | Published: January 28, 2008
Heres the week in review: -Linux Mint home networking is now done and working beautifully. Had some trouble getting the onboard Via Chrome9 Video working correctly, but I followed the instructions here(compiling it from source) and everything was great. I wanted to use the OpenChrome driver instead of the VESA driver because the OpenChrome [...]
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Royner – New Project

By John | Published: January 24, 2008
I’m happy to say that I’m almost done with my newest project – Royner. It doesn’t live anywhere yet, just on my local machine, but heres what it is: Really simple – you give Royner a feed (Atom, RSS, XML) and Royner monitors that feed for some keywords that you define. So, lets say [...]
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