Done yesterday (20100611 Fr)
2010-06-12 10:18 am0611 Fr * 4am-ish YD will need picking up from school * home ~4:30. Think I'll stay up. @ Researchers Discover Genetic Patterns of Autism - TIME Where the Disabled are not Welcome Disability: When Accommodations Are Imperfect (via saffronrose) % 6+-15 or so: hot bath really helped with the kinked-up neck and shoulder. Dozed a little. & the usual blog reading; twitter & LJ userpic maintenance * post: thankful thursday * went to passport office but discovered renew-by-mail is easy, cheaper. @ ThinkGeek :: Awesomesauce Hot Sauce @ 10 Ways to Keep Data Private, Secure on the iPad - Security from eWeek @ Young Men More Sensitive than Women to Relationship Quality Interesting. May explain a couple of things. ~ 11:30 YD weight loss class -> Monday 1:30 @ How to keep someone with you forever (via osewalrus et. al.) @ 5 Creepy Ways Video Games Are Trying to Get You Addicted | Cracked.com (via solarbird) * Broke test server config; at work until 8pm or so fixing it. Changing the userID the web server runs under is a Bad Idea. Doing so and then forgetting the fact compounds the badness exponentially. % physically ok, but thoroughly brain-fried. * bath 11; bed 11:30; snuggle
Friday was a very long, busy, draining day, but I got through it without getting frazzled or freaking out, which I think is more than I could have done a year or two ago. It started at 4am, getting up to pick up the Younger Daughter from her Grad Night party. It ended with a whimsical IM conversation (I'm brain-fried... Fried brains are tasty to zombies...), a nice hot bath which got many of the kinks out, and comfortable snuggle.
In between, I learned that I'll be needing to move my office, or at least the stuff on my desk, from Menlo Park to temporary quarters in Cupertino. Monday. I cleverly decided to take advantage of the fact that I was going to have to bring the test server down anyway, and do some cleanup.
Haven't I learned not to do anything "clever" on a Friday afternoon? Apparently not.
Three hours later (that's 8pm) I finally found the line in
/etc/apache2/envvars that was telling apache to run as
something other than the default user www_data. Which, in
turn, was playing merry hell with suexec, the error messages
of which are a little too obscure for a tired old bear working late on a
Friday evening.
Lots of good links under the cut. With awesomesauce.