A while ago, I wrote about some fun things to do to help secure your servers. Among the things I included was information about SSH banners, and Message of the Day files. At the time, I was not able to generate dynamic content for the Message of the day. Recently, I learned how to accomplish dynamic content on CentOS/Redhat based Linux systems. My goals for this project was to show the following:

Over the last few weeks I’ve been working on a Perl English to Pig Latin script. For testing I used the text of The Time Machine by: H.G. Wells from Project Guttenberg. You can get the full code, and the text I used for testing at my GitHub Repo. The idea of this program, is that it can take an English Language text file, and change it into Pig Latin.

I was challenged to write Hangman. It started out with a simple enough idea. Have the computer pick a word from a wordlist, and present the hangman structure, and proceed through the game. As is often the case, while the idea is simple, it took me a bit to figure it out. See my Github Repo for the full code.

Recently I upgraded from Jekyll 2.x to 3. When I did the upgrade the plugin I was using to create category pages started reporting depreciation errors. I started looking into creating the category pages a different way, and If I could create them without a plugin, I decided that would be the best way to do it.

When I began using Jekyll to build my websites with I started developing this script to help me manage the build, and upload of new posts.