I had been using a version of PuTTY with GSSAPI extensions for quite a while and it seemed to work well. That is, until I tried to set up Kerberos on a new Debian VPS. That version of OpenSSH apparently has issues with the PuTTY client I had been using.
After much trouble, and trying multiple clients, many of which did not work with MIT Kerberos for Windows, I found Matthew Loar's PuTTY GSSAPI. Worked like a charm. Check it out.
I've made some more updates to the site. I've dropped the Lucid theme in favor of my own experimentation. The theme is far from complete but appears to be coming along nicely. It's called Lean, and as you can see, that it is.
I had an idea, today, so I went with it. I hate the fact that Internet Explorer doesn't bother to parse content of type application/xhtml+xml. I had written a PHP script to transfer XHTML to HTML using XSLT but it needed some polishing. I'll walk you through configuring Apache/PHP to deliver appropriate content to old browsers without having to rewrite XHTML documents by hand.
I've had this recipe on file for a while, but never bothered to publish it. Today, I decided to clean up some files on my laptop and ran across the recipe again, so I cleaned it up, too, for publishing. This makes the second recipe I've published and it, too, calls for beer.