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Moer testing.

Classcaster is getting a new server. The new server will give Classcaster a more responsive website and a lot more storage space. I will be bringing the new server online Saturday, August 26, 2006. To accomplish this the Classcaster service will be unavailable from 10:00 AM until 11:00 AM on Saturday August 26, 2006 while the hardware switch is made. The switch to the new server will not have any effect on how you or your readers access Classcaster.

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Should there be a ping server for all those law prof, law librarian blogs floating around out there? This may tell us...

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I've renamed TopBlog to 'Classcaster News' to reflect its new role at classcaster.org. I will use this blog to announce what's new and exciting with Classcaster, answer questions from the Classcaster community, and highlight the work being done with Classcaster blogs. These posts will include the occasional podcast:) If you want to stay up to date on what is happening with Classcaster, suscribe to this blog's feed.

Our first Classcaster-based blog, CALI Radio, is live. CALI Radio is a little podcasting venture that will initially feature interviews with CALI authors. You can pick up the feed here.

Steve Nelson wonders about spell checking for posting. There are 2 really good answers to this question that add spell checking to any text box in your browser. For MSFT IE, try ieSpell, and for Firefox/Mozilla try SpellBound. Both do the same thing: add spell checking capabilities to browser-based text boxes. The cool thing is that they work not just with Classcaster, but with any web form including web email clients:)

Also, Steve, you may want to enable comments on posts that ask questions:)

I'm working past the final coding issues and should be ready to start beta testing on August 1, 2005. If you're interested in beta testing Classcaster and its cool podcasting features, please comment on this article.

OK, you may notice on the admin pages that a 'Classcaster' area was added under the 'Manage' section. This is the plugin that will gather and manage the info needed to make the recording and podcasting features of Classcaster work. It isn't quite there yet, but I do have the db backend setup. I'm currently working on the pLog plugin stuff. Once that is done, all that is left is to add the necessary scripting to the dial plan of asterisk so it links the recorded call to a specific blog.

I'm finally making progress on this stuff. At some point in the next 2 days or so, I'm going to dump all of hte existing blogs and start over again. Please don not add anything that you can't afford to lose.

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