Monday, July 8, 2002

Emmanuel Décarie: "FrontierMonitor is a Perl daemon installed on a OS X machine hosting a Frontier or/and Radio servers. FrontierMonitor will try to launch the Frontier/Radio servers if they are down and will send you a warning by email while loging the event in a log file." [Scripting News] This looks interesting, primarily for the features that it provides. I currently use a modified version of KeepFrontierRunning that is called every minute as a cron job. It seems to do the trick, but it might be nice knowing how often it has to work. 12:50:31 PM     Comment []

The Gustine City Band in Santa Cruz Michele and I spent most of Sunday in Santa Cruz. It was a wonderful summer day there (no fog and a light breeze). We were in town because Michele marches with the Gustine City Band and the band was playing in the Portuguese Festa. The Band marching past the new Cooper House. This is the first time that I had seen the building that replaced the original Cooper House (which was destroyed in the Loma Prieta earthquake). I was underwhelmed. It has none of the charm of the original building. Marching on Pacific Ave Up the hill to the church, downtown Santa Cruz in the background. Michele is the middle clarinetist. The band at Holy Cross Church in Santa Cruz. It took a trip to St. Croix to realize the relationship between Santa Cruz and Holy Cross. 11:33:59 AM     Comment []