the haxor from within . . .

Reductil 15 + 20 Kms Biking per day

2008-04-02T04:46:00.000-07:00

Im trying to get my old body back
Im to fat for now
This is what I took before
I lost 20 lbs in 1 month
My cholesterol levels lowered
My Doctor was satisfied
This is good for 2 months until your appetite normalizes

Feeler ka!

2008-03-29T12:28:00.000-07:00

For the girls who feel too much

Harana English Version

2008-03-29T12:20:00.000-07:00

Heres my english version of the famous song Harana by parokya ni edgar

Hope You Like It

Before its too late

2008-03-29T12:11:00.000-07:00

Heres a version of the song Before its too late by the googoo dolls
Its the OST of the movie TRANSFORMERS

Meet Cutie

2008-03-27T12:41:00.001-07:00

Meet cutie, another addition to my armory, I got her last 3 weeks ago at bugs bunnys hobbyshop aka BUGZHOLE, added my existing Noveske KFH flash supressor to make it a louder gun in the field.

Heres her specs:

ICS 29 (ICS m4 pistolized model) tech pro upgrades (420 fps)
King Arms noveske KFH Flash hider
Knights Armament vertical grip

Things to add:
EOTECH 551 or 552 holographic sight
Type 1 rear flipup sight
M4 MAGWELL
Replace vertical grip with a tango down stubby grip

FATE as in Destiny

2008-03-25T16:08:00.000-07:00

This is one of my latest works
I wrote this song for a girl named FATE
A girl I met a few months back
A girl who told me that shes afraid to fall in love again due to some guy who broke her heart badly
Whoever this guy is KARMA will get you soon
A girl who is easy to love
A girl who is hard to forget

Updated my LinkedIn

2008-03-25T15:50:00.000-07:00

http://www.linkedin.com/in/codehaxor

Just updated my linkedin profile. Though this is not something I made for job hunters and companies to hire me, I AM NOT LOOKING FOR A FUCKING JOB so stop calling me, I dont want to work with multinational slave drivers.

I am just contented in running a small IT company which focuses more on remote and online support and I dont want to be your employee. This linkedin profile is for reference to my clients.

Hello 2008

2008-03-25T15:47:00.001-07:00

Its been almost a year since I havent posted
I was busy with some stuff
But I promise that I will now keep this site updated
And post more interesting stuff

Some Songs that I made and uploaded over imeem

2007-07-19T00:50:00.001-07:00

Mc Donalds Dumaguete the first Wifi Free Zone Establishment

2007-07-18T23:16:00.000-07:00

Well I just got finished replacing and configuring 2 access points for Mc Donalds dumaguete so basically the 2nd and first floors are now free wifi zone's, everytime you go to the restaurant and you have your laptop with you, you can have free flowing internet.... were the first ever to revolutionize the wifi arena here in dumaguete

The 1st Interschool Open Source Programming Competition has begun

2007-07-18T10:19:00.000-07:00

IT has begun, the competition orientation went fine, there were 4 teams coming from 3 different schools in Dumaguete namely AMA Computer College, Foundation University and Negros Oriental State University.

I also had put up an online forum for everyone to view and for the teams to interact with us in real time all the time.

http://www.yehs.biz/osc

NegOrLUG Forums

2007-07-10T08:43:00.000-07:00

Here is the URL of the NegORLUG Forums if you want to interact with other members.

http://negorlug.proboards91.com/

YEHS data center before . . .

2007-07-09T20:08:00.001-07:00

Heres a glimpse of our data center during phase 1 before our other equipments arrived, its really so messy before.

From left tor right ( Server rack which contains 3 servers, file server, online exam server, load balancer, patch pannel, spare PC's). All of our servers run with open source software (slackware, centOS and 1 freebsd).

NegOrLUG Reborn

2007-07-09T19:38:00.000-07:00

Its been almost 3 long years since the founder and my good friend Mr. Jun Hasebe has left to work for Japan, we had some really good times learning Linux and experimenting the possibilities that it can bring inside his computer laboratory in his home, we had a few linux enthusiasts and did seminars and Open Source exhibits. After I left for Manila and he left for Japan and our other members had their jobs and were too busy the group basically DIED.

In the later part of the story some group of wannabes started their own Linux group, they also had seminars but they also got inactive. With the hopes of giving new direction in the organization I'm reviving the old Negros Oriental Linux Users Group, luckily I have met some really great benefactors that can bring in job opportunities for Linux and Open source specialist so I guess it would be a great team.

But its still a long way to go to really make people like Linux, the first thing we should do is to make them appreciate Linux before they get to like it.

1st Inter-School Open Source Programming Competition

2007-07-09T19:02:00.001-07:00

Hello world! Its been quite some time since I hadnt posted, Im really sorry for such delay, anyway the company Im working for right now in cooperation with Negros Oriental Linux Users Group sponsored by an international franchise name is organizing the first Inter-School OPEN SOURCE Programming Competition.

A competition open to all schools here in Negros Oriental, teams of students will compete to solve a certain problem to be given by the client, the contest will run for 1 month and every week each team will be given time to present their progress, the team with the least progress will be eliminated or given pardon to come back next week. Eliminated teams will have the chance to get back as an avenger.

The winning team will get a cash prize of 25,000 PESOS and a trophy given to the school that they represent. Participating teams will all get give aways and certificates of participation.

I will be creating another blog for the contest itself.

The haxor is now back

2007-04-10T16:32:00.000-07:00

Anyway its been a while since my last post, anyway I'm working for a new startup Call Center here in Tanjay City which is YEHS Outsourcing, its the 2nd call center here in Negros Oriental and it has 150 seats for its phase 1 project. I'm working as an IT guy as usual and Im loving it here because its just 30 mins away from home plus a really nice pay. More details to come.

IA8 Launching Pictures

2006-06-25T07:16:00.000-07:00

The IA8 Booth . . .

The IA8 Booth being setup . . .

The 8layer People

Dax demo's the IA8 to an interested client . . .

Setting up the IA8 For exhibit. Stolen Shot while calling . . .

The makers of IA8 (R to L Senior Software Engineer Eman Calso with Senior Linux Solutions Architect Deo Dax Sillero Cordova).

Intel8 A Now in the market

2006-06-17T07:00:00.000-07:00

The first Filipino Engineered Linux Server distribution is now out in the market. Here is the flyer image to prove that its now in distribution.

Arcade Emulator Under Linux

2006-06-01T23:44:00.000-07:00

Marvel Vs Capcom (clash of super heroes)

Street fighter alpha 3

Ever wanted to play your arcade ROMS under linux. Heres the solution: Xmame. This is the linux/bsd version of MAME or Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. Now lets get started with how to install it.

1. First of all you need to have the following:
* A running X, graphical user interface (of course)
* A GCC compiler (its in the Software Development category)
* A driver for your video card for faster 3d rendering (For nvidia users www.nvidia.com, for ATI ati.com). Be sure to download and install the latest drivers. Those packages come with a very simple howto on installing the drivers.
* The x-mame source code.
* An X mame front end.
* ROMS to play with

2. Now go to the xmame website and download the latest source code.
http://x.mame.net/download/xmame-0.106.tar.bz2 (bzip, use the command tar -xjvf to extract)
http://freshrpms.net/rpm/xmame - For those who like to install on the fly.

3. Now we extract the xmame package. For first time users this is how to extract the package.
Using this command as root: tar -xjvf http://x.mame.net/download/xmame-0.106.tar.bz2

4. After its been extraced you can change to that directory by typing: cd xmame-0.106.

5. Now we type: ./configure --prefix=/opt/xmame
Please note that the use of --prefix= is to tell which directory xmame will be installed so you wont have a hard time trying to find and execute it. ok? If youll be getting some errors probably you need to install some of its dependencies which will be said in the error.

6. After it has successfully run the configure script we go now to the next step which is:
Now we type: make && make install

7. Now xmame is successfully installed in the /opt/xmame directory.

8. Now we execute /opt/xmame/bin/xmame.x11 to initialize. Never mind the rom not found errors since we dont have a rom.

9. After initialization the xmame program will create a .xmame directory in your home now we need to create a xmamerc for our personal settings. Heres a sample:

---------------------

### xmame running parameters ###

### Digital sound related ###
# dsp-plugin             (not set)
timer                   0

### Sound mixer related ###
# sound-mixer-plugin     (not set)

### Video Related ###
video-mode              1
heightscale             1
widthscale              1
autodouble              1
artwork                 1
frameskipper            0
throttle                1
sleepidle               1
autoframeskip           1
maxautoframeskip        8
frameskip               0
brightness              1.000000
gamma                   1.000000

### Vector Games Related ###
# vectorres              (not set)
beam                    1.000000
flicker                 0.000000
antialias               1
translucency            1

### X11-window Related ###
cursor                  1
mitshm                  1
xsync                   1
#xil                     1
#mtxil                   0
run-in-root-window      0
root_window_id          0
geometry                800x600

### XFree86 DGA Related ###

### Video Mode Selection Related ###
keepaspect              1
displayaspectratio      1.3333333333333

### X11-input related ###
grabmouse               0
winkeys                 0

### Sound Related ###
samples                 1
samplefreq              44100
bufsize                 3.000000
volume                  -3
# audiodevice            (not set)
# mixerdevice            (not set)

### Input Related ###
joytype                 0
analogstick             0

### Fileio Related ###
rompath                 /home/codehaxor/roms
snapshot_directory      .
cheat_file              /usr/local/share/xmame/cheat.dat
hiscore_file            /usr/local/share/xmame/hiscore.dat

### Mame Related ###
defaultgame             mvsc
language                english
fuzzycmp                1
cheat                   0
# debug                   0

### Frontend Related ###
clones                  1

### Internal verification list commands (only for developers) ###

### Rom Identification Related ###

### General Options ###

### X11 keymapping ###
#
# mapkey ,
#
# Xcode means the HEX code of the key as appears in /usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h
# Scancode means the hexadecimal code that represents the value used for Xmame
#  in keyboard inputs, as defined in src/unix/keyboard.h xmame source file
# IMPORTANT:
# 1- Due to some limitations, only LATIN-1 X-codes ( 0x0000-0x00ff ) and
# Especial X-keycodes ( 0xff00-0xffff ) are supported
# 2- Some keys are keyboard dependent: As Xmame works internally with
# Standard US-AT keyboard codes, you must take care in remmaping some keys
#

# An example: map space as "firebutton" (Mame predefines it as KEY_LCONTROL)
# in symbolic Xlib/Mame notation it should be:
#
# mapkey XK_space,KEY_LCONTROL
#
# So, looking in X11/keysymdef.h and src/unix/keyboard.h, we'll write
# mapkey 0x0020,0x001d
#
# (Other example). To use the F8 key to insert a coin, you should use
mapkey 0xffc5,0x0006

### Suggested German keymap mods by Peter Trauner.
#   
#
mapkey 0xfe52,0x0029
mapkey 0x00df,0x000c
mapkey 0xfe51,0x000d
mapkey 0x00fc,0x001a
mapkey 0x002b,0x001b
mapkey 0x00f6,0x0027
mapkey 0x00e4,0x0028
mapkey 0x0023,0x002b
mapkey 0x0059,0x002c
mapkey 0x005a,0x0015
mapkey 0x002d,0x0035

### SDL keymapping ###
#
# sdlmapkey ,
#
# SDLcode means the HEX code of the key as it appears in
#       include/SDL/SDL_keysym.h
# Scancode means the hexadecimal code that represents the value used for Xmame
#  in keyboard inputs, as defined in src/unix/keyboard.h xmame source file
#

# An example: map space as "firebutton" (Mame predefines it as KEY_LCONTROL)
# in symbolic SDL/Mame notation it should be:
#
# sdlmapkey SDLK_SPACE,KEY_LCONTROL
#
# So, looking in X11/keysymdef.h and src/unix/keyboard.h, we'll write
# sdlmapkey 0x0020,0x001d
#
# (Other example). To use the F8 key to insert a coin, you should use
# sdlmapkey 0x0121,0x0006

### Suggested French (azerty) SDL keymap mods by Luc Saillard.
#
#   SDLK_WORLD_18 � => KEY_TILDE
#sdlmapkey 0x00b2,0x0029
#   SDLK_AMPERSAND  => KEY_1
#sdlmapkey 0x0026,0x0002
#   SDLK_WORLD_73 � => KEY_2
#sdlmapkey 0x00e9,0x0003
#   SDLK_QUOTEDBL   => KEY_3
#sdlmapkey 0x0022,0x0004
#   SDLK_QUOTE      => KEY_4
#sdlmapkey 0x0027,0x0005
#   SDLK_LEFTPAREN  => KEY_5
#sdlmapkey 0x0028,0x0006
#   SDLK_MINUS      => KEY_6
#sdlmapkey 0x002d,0x0007
#   SDLK_WORLD_73 � => KEY_7
#sdlmapkey 0x00e8,0x0008
#   SDLK_UNDERSCORE => KEY_8
#sdlmapkey 0x005f,0x0009
#   SDLK_WORLD_71 � => KEY_9
#sdlmapkey 0x00e7,0x000a
#   SDLK_WORLD_64 � => KEY_10
#sdlmapkey 0x00e0,0x000b
#   SDLK_RIGHTPAREN => KEY_11
#sdlmapkey 0x0029,0x000c
#   SDLK_EQUALS     => KEY_12
#sdlmapkey 0x003d,0x000d

#   SDLK_A          => KEY_Q
#sdlmapkey 0x0041,0x0010
#   SDLK_Z          => KEY_W
#sdlmapkey 0x005a,0x0011
#   SDLK_CARET      => KEY_OPENBRACE
#sdlmapkey 0x005e,0x001a
#   SDLK_DOLLAR     => KEY_CLOSEBRACE
#sdlmapkey 0x0024,0x001b

#   SDLK_Q          => KEY_A
#sdlmapkey 0x0051,0x001e
#   SDLK_M          => KEY_COLON
#sdlmapkey 0x004d,0x0027
#   SDLK_WORLD_89 � => KEY_QUOTE
#sdlmapkey 0x00f9,0x0028
#   SDLK_ASTERISK   => KEY_TILDE
#sdlmapkey 0x002a,0x0029

#   SDLK_W          => KEY_Z
#sdlmapkey 0x0057,0x002c
#   SDLK_COMMA      => KEY_M
#sdlmapkey 0x002c,0x0032
#   SDLK_SEMICOLON  => KEY_COMMA
#sdlmapkey 0x003b,0x0033
#   SDLK_COLON      => KEY_STOP
#sdlmapkey 0x003a,0x0034
#   SDLK_EXCLAIM    => KEY_SLASH
#sdlmapkey 0x0021,0x0035

----------------------------------------------
You could either copy this configuration and change the paths to suite your needs. The config file is very easy to understand.

Now we need a front end to make it easy for us to play and load games.

10. The simplest front end is cxmame, it just runs on the terminal, very minimalistic since you can save more memory since its just text based. So more memory for your games.
go to this site and download cxmame: http://yeeking.net/cxmame/index.html#download
The site contains a very simple howto on getting about it.

11. Now extract the package then cd inot the directory and type: ./configure --prefix=/opt/cxmame
12. After that if its successful then type: make && make install
13. You could run cxmame by typing: /opt/cxmame/bin/cxmame
14. Now a screen would appear like this

15. Now the screen would just be simple to understand. You can download roms from http://www.romnation.net/srv/roms.html , Be sure to put them in the directory where you specified your roms to be put in the .xmamerc file ok.

Just my desktop

2006-05-31T10:24:00.000-07:00

Im just kinda bored tonight so Im just exploring some stuff and here are some screenshots of my desktop, I just want to share my desktop:

Here are the components of my desktop:
- XFCE4 Window Manager uses only 20% of memory compared to KDE and GNOME.
- BitchX Secure IRC Client.
- Eterm.org for the transparent terminal.
- NMAP for the scanner.
- XMMS.
- Wallpaper from kde.org.
- XFCE4 Plugins:
* CPUgraph
* Weather
* Screenshotter
* Notes
* Netload

If you are on a yum based linux distribution (ie. FC4, RHEL, CenTOS) just do: yum install xfdesktop xfce-utils nmap
And for getting the plugins search for it using this command: yum search xfce

For users with an apt-get based linux distribution ( debian , slackware ) just type: apt-get install xfce

Scalix: The email server bundle that kicks MS Exchange and MS outlook in the A$$

2006-05-31T09:58:00.000-07:00

Let me introduce you to scalix, the next generation of enterprise messenging. This email server kicks MS Exchange and MS outlook straight in the A$$ with its robust security, stability and reliability.

This server is fully open source and it is free. The community edition has unlimited standard users. The server has what you call a nice web interface for you to set things up from adding users to groups and to the maintenance of the server itself.

I will soon be posting a howto on how to set this up and making it work for your PC. For the mean time here are some of its screen shots:

Scalix Administration Console

The web interface for the user

Do you like this implementation in your company? Email me at dcordova@8layertech.com

Diskless Machines with LTSP

2006-05-29T12:35:00.000-07:00

Tired of seing your old machines in the stock room, do you want to bring them to life without a hard drive? Heres a simple way how, with LTSP ( Linux Terminal Server Project ) it is very possible to bring your diskless old workstations back to life.

Coverage of this simple document:
0. Application of LTSP
1. Downloading and installing LTSP via ltspadmin tool.
2. Configuring via ltspcfg
3. tftp server
3. DHCPD Configuration file.

Application of LTSP:
1. It could be used to provide terminal services to diskless workstations across the network. Specially for schools who have old computers and want to revive them (example: probably workstations in a cyberlibrary).
2. It would also be used to remote desktop to a windows with terminal services enabled to save licensing.
3. And more.....

Whats cool with running ltsp:
Well its very easy to maintain, no hard disks to reformat , less prone to viruses and it could save you so much money from buying hard drives for each workstation you have.

Now to the setup
I used CentOS as my terminal server with 1G of ram and 120GB SATA hard drive. First let us download the ltsp component files, now type on your console:

#. wget http://ltsp.mirrors.tds.net/pub/ltsp/utils/ltsp-utils-0.25-0.noarch.rpm

After it finishes downloading type again on your console:

#. rpm -ivh ltsp-utils-0.25-0.noarch.rpm

Once the rpm has finished installing type this in your console to bring to you the ltsp administration menu. The LTSP has matured from a really difficult installation before to a very user friendly administration tool. Now as root again type this in your console:

#. ltspadmin

You will be taken to a very nice menu. Choose INSTALL LTSP Components the select all by typing A then Q when your done. The installer itself will download all the ltsp components from the site. Wait till it downloads the packages. Grab a beer or a coke.

Before i forget you will also install a tftp server, to do this you must type again as root:

# yum install atftp if this doesnt work then type this instead yum install tftp-server.

Once this is installed your ready to rock. Now type as root:
#. ltspcfg
Select the option configure services manually by typing C . Then just select the options from 1 to 11 to fully configure each and every service that you need.

Now to the dhcpd.conf file you need to edit the following lines.
This looks exactly like the dhcpd.conf that ltspcfg generates
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# dhcpd.conf
ddns-update-style ad-hoc;

option subnet-mask 255.255.255.0;
option broadcast-address 192.168.69.255;
option routers 192.168.69.12;
option domain-name-servers 192.168.69.12;
option domain-name "8layertech.com"; # You really should fix this
option option-128 code 128 = string;
option option-129 code 129 = text;

allow bootp;
get-lease-hostnames true;

next-server 192.168.69.12;
option root-path "192.168.69.12:/opt/ltsp/i386";

subnet 192.168.69.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
range 192.168.69.100 192.168.69.199;
if substring (option vendor-class-identifier, 0, 9) = "PXEClient" {
filename "/tftpboot/lts/2.6.16.1-ltsp-2/pxelinux.0"; # Wrong change to the one below
filename "/lts/2.6.16.1-ltsp-2/pxelinux.0"; # the right path
}
else{
filename "/tftpboot/lts/vmlinuz-2.6.16.1-ltsp-1"; # Wrong
filename "/lts/vmlinuz-2.6.16.1-ltsp-1"; # Right

}
}
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

This config was generated by the ltspcfg based on my network setup, we could have different network setups but the lines you will have to change would be the same.

Configuring the client

We need a diskless workstation with a floppy drive and a network card. A floppy drive may not be required if the network card has a boot rom.

If your network card does not have a bootrom then you need a floppy diskette to boot from. Go to http://www.rom-o-matic.com . Its a very simple website complete with instructions you need. Just find the driver of your network card and your good to go. Theres a very nice instruction there on how to put the bot rom image to your floppy diskette.

Once everything is finished we go to the test. We connect the dumb terminal to the hub and boot it using a floppy drive. The floppy drive enables your network card to search for the DHCP server to download the ltsp image.

Once successful you can see a login screen from your diskless workstation. And thats where the fun begins. For questions just drop me an email dax.cordova@gmail.com

Basic DHCPD Tutorial

2006-05-29T12:13:00.000-07:00

Purpose:
This tutorial aims to teach users on how to setup a basic DHCP server.

What is a dhcp server?
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, a protocol for assigning dynamic LP addresses to devices on a network. With dynamic addressing, a device can have a different IP address every time it connects to the network. DHCP also supports a mix of static and dynamic IP addresses.

In other words or in laymans term a dhcp server is used to automatically assign ip addresses to your workstations to access your network. This saves you time in assigning static ip addresses to each one of them granting you have 20 or more computers.

How to install dhcp?
For Fedora / Centos and Redhat users its pretty simple
just type in your console as root: yum install dhcp and it will automatically gather requirements and begin to install in your computer.

Next step would be configuration, now lets disect a simple dhcpd.conf file found in your /etc/ directory for most linux distros.

------------------------------------------

# Sample dhcpd.conf
#

ddns-update-style ad-hoc; # This is the default. You can set it to none

# option definitions common to all supported networks...
# You need to change this one to your own setting

option domain-name "yourdomain.com";

# Your name servers. You can normally find these in
# your /etc/resolv.conf file. These will be distributed to all DHCP
# clients.

option domain-name-servers 10.1.1.1, 65.39.196.215, 65.39.192.130;

default-lease-time 600;
max-lease-time 7200;

# If this DHCP server is the official DHCP server for the local
# network, the authoritative directive should be uncommented.

authoritative;

# Use this to send dhcp log messages to a different log file (you also
# have to hack syslog.conf to complete the redirection).

log-facility local7;

# Configuration for an internal subnet.
subnet 10.1.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
range 10.1.1.2 10.1.1.25; # The range of ip addresses it will give out ( from .2 - .25 )
option domain-name-servers 10.1.1.1, 65.39.196.215, 65.39.192.130; # Change to your DNS
option domain-name "mydomain.com"; # You need to change this to your own setting
option routers 10.1.1.1; # Your gateway, your machine that is connected to the internet
option broadcast-address 10.1.1.255;
default-lease-time 600;
max-lease-time 7200;

}

-------------------------------------------

After your done editing your dhcpd.conf you can now restart your machine by typing /sbin/service dhcpd restart . If it encounters errors you can view them by typing cat /var/log/messages or tail -f /var/log/messages

For testing you can set your workstations ip address to dynamic and try connecting it to the network. As soon as it starts up you can type this command in linux as root ifconfig in windows you can type ipconfig /all

I hope this tutorial helped you in a way.

Free Wifi in SU Campus

2006-05-29T06:46:00.000-07:00

The goal of this project is to provide the Silliman University campus with free internet via wifi technology. Students with wifi capable devices can access the internet at the comfort under a waiting shed or under an acacia tree. This will also help dormitorians from going out of the campus at night just to acces the internet and also its one added feature for Sillimanians to have. This is also a product of numerous complaints of the slow and unavailable internet connection of the universitys cyberlib.

The project aims to put an access point in each dormitory and in strategic points of the campus which will connect to a main access point then to a broadband linux router. The bandwidth will just be around 512 to 768, if i can find more donors then maybe 1 MB of DSL line. Again some idiotic questions will arise like "Can that access point serve the entire student population?" the answer would that to be the implementation of a transparent proxy server which will filter out p2p downloads and pornsites, it will only be exclusive to web browsing, of course friendster, yahoo other sites will not be banned, only the downloading of huge files such as mp3s and movies are disallowed.

The project hopefully will soon kick off as I can get more access points in hand probably by september. The internet line will be shouldered by one popular telco.

I can not do this on my own, this is not a one mans quest for glory, I am not after it or anything, I just want to add some several features for my beloved almamater. If you are willing to help in anyway just try to call or text me at 0922 500 5186 or send me an email: dax.cordova@gmail.com

The Intel8 Server

2006-05-29T05:18:00.000-07:00

Ladies and gentlemen, open source fanatics I would like to introduce you to the INTEL8 Server or so called project "AUPLUX" this is a new product intended for Small Medium Enterprise or for those companies who have the range of 10 - 20 employees, this is fully open source and is based on CentOS (Community Enterprise Linux) distribution. This new distro is a realization of a concept between our Chief Operating Officer and Intel Philippines. Here are the features:

1. Asterisk (open source pabx) with web administration and configuration tools for ease of use.
2. Transparent proxy server binded with squidguard to filter out porn sites.
3. The Scalix Enterprise Email Server which kicks the ass of MS Exchange (www.scalix.com).
4. SAMBA Domain controller (This would serve as a primary domain controller, fileserver and print server for the company).
5. SHOREWALL Firewall.
6. Webmin for web administration of the whole server.
7. Hylafax Fax Server ( For Fax services ).

Basically this is what SME's need to start with. All the software bundled has zero cost and it comes with a source code which you could freely modify and redistribute since its OPEN SOURCE.

A vmware image will soon be distributed as a preview.

Feeler Ka Lyrics

2006-05-29T00:38:00.000-07:00

As requested by some of my friends here is the lyrics of the short song I made. This is entitled feeler ka. This song was made because of some girl trying to acuse me of miscalling and stalking her. This ones for you babe whoever you are.

CHORD PATTERN (Em - D - C)

Feeler ka!

Feeler ka! imong nawong murag tugnos na shawarma
Ug imong agtang murag airport ka lapara
Feeler ka! imong gipanabi na ikaw lang ang gwapa
Lupig pay kanding nga gi himog beef tapa
oohhh...

CHORUS:
Ug imong nawong murag tansang gi pipi
Ug imong kuko gakabulingit
Ug lupig pa nimo ang casher sa rickys
Kay imong legs daghan ug sinsilyo

Feeler ka! imong mata murag kalimuataw sa panda
Ug imong lawas murag latas tinapa
Feeler ka! ga miniskirt bisan hiwi ka ug paa
Pa ismoke ismoke bisan gyud ug hubakon ka

(chorus)

Start of my blog

2006-05-29T00:36:00.000-07:00

This is the start of my blog. Im going to be posting some stuff related to cyberland and music world.