If you need to enable SSL in ProFTPD, try this out:
<IfModule mod_tls.c>
TLSEngine on
TLSRequired off
TLSRSACertificateFile /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.crt/server.crt
TLSRSACertificateKeyFile /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.key/server.key
TLSVerifyClient off
</IfModule>
Great infographic about the stupid prices we pay for drugs
First is from Neil Patel – 15 signs that your business sucks and the second is from Mckinsey Quarterly which I only just found this morning about Competing through organizational agility
Well Google are extending their shopping engine – checkout the video or the blog post for more info
Well after nearly 2 months out of Shanghai and living in a hotel, I am back.
So once again eBay are changing the rules for sellers so once again we need to work out how to react to their changes to keep the business alive. This time round the changes mean that shipping time is critical so our 14 day delivery from Shanghai can only live for so long, so off we go to Shenzen to find a cross dock and a new speedier delivery system.
This should mean that customers get their goods quicker but costs will likey increase as well but doing business in the south of China is a different beast compared to the north after all most of the goods exported to the world are made down there and then shipped out through Hong Kong.
Great video from Jeff BeZos about Amazon and what his keys to success are:
To say I am looking forward to Snow Leopard is an understatement – the prospect of getting rid of Microsoft Entourage is making me giddy, my only worry is that it won’t live up to the dream. So when at 6pm today here in Shanghai I get an email saying it is in the post I jumped for joy (literally and in a lift which freaked some people out). How do I get my copy of OS X – well first it is shipped to my address in England and from there we FedEx it to China – mad but seeing as they are not releasing it in China on the same day its the only way I can get my hands on a copy right now, well three or four days behind the rest of you but oh well.
It seems some people might already have an early release as the articles are starting to come out including this from Engadget but more interestingly is the fact that I think this next one also from Engadget is spot on, they talk about how the Exchange support will have people moving over in flocks. Perhaps not flocks but if they really have got it right and it all works as you expect Apple products to work then all that is left is for people to realise that iWork is a great product or OpenOffice gets their load time down to something under 30 seconds with some better web 2.0 style graphics then the whole world can tell Microsoft to stuff it.
Photo by FransBadger